Texas House Approves Ten Million School Funds Bill
The Texas House passed a ten million dollar appropriation to fund an eight month school term for all districts over two years. The bill, approved 125 to 0 after amendments, preserves existing teachers with state certificates and removes a college-education requirement.
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Austin
U.P
Texas
House of Representatives
State Department of Education
Warlee Morrison
Terrell
Marine Band Plays Hall Compositions on NBC
Ellis B. Hall of the Amarillo Academy of Music and Art authorized the United States Marine Band to play his compositions on their program at 10 30 this morning. Several of his works are on file in the Marine Band Library in New York City.
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Ellis B. Hall
National Broadcasting Company
Hall
Amarillo Academy of Music and Art
United States Marine Band
Mr. Hall
United States Marine Band Library
New York City
Weather toll climbs as tornadoes lash multiple states
Temperatures plunged across Alaska with Fairbanks at 36 below and Nome at 14 below. Tornadoes injure over twenty in three states. Killed: Nelo Ormsby in North Carolina, Thurman Elkins in Fayetteville, and Sam Abel in Metropolis. Wind toppled trees. drownings and wrecked buildings reported across several communities. Floodwaters receded in Oklahoma. Tug River area in West Virginia affected.
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Alaska
Fairbanks
Nome
Nelo Ormsby
Rockingham
N. C
Thurman Elkins
Fayetteville
Sam Abel
Metropolis
Til
Fritz Johnson
Stayton
Ore
Wilbur Lyons
Kooskia
Idaho
John Berge
Aberdeen
Wash
M. A. Peterson
Yakima
Metropols
Oklahoma
Tug River
West Virginia
April 1 Deadline for Purchasing Auto Licenses
April 1 is the deadline to buy license plates at the county collector's office in the courthouse. After the date a 20 percent penalty applies. Bring cash, no personal checks accepted, and keep last year's plate number if receipts were lost. Buy plates promptly to avoid delays in West.
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West
Disaster Displaces Hundreds as Flood Drives Evacuations
A roaring rapid forced evacuations of several villages. Unofficial estimates say over 1 000 families remain homeless. Four people drowned when a rowboat overturned in the Greenbrier River near Lewisburg. George Arthur McMillan aged 2 also drowned after falling into a creek last night.
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Greenbrier
Lewisburg
George Arthur McMillan
Lie detector demonstration linked to Hauptmann case
In a hotel room Dr Keeler described lie detector charts to Mrs Hauptmann and demonstrated with a test using eight playing cards. He had her draw a card, remember it, and answer no to questions about whether each card matched the one she chose while monitoring blood flow and chest breathing.
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Versity Scientific Crime Detection Laboratory
Hauptmann
Keeler
Woman cries out as card chart hints freedom for Richard
In a local meeting scene Mrs Hauptmann, dressed in brown suit and blue scarf, reacts to a card graph after admitting the two of Spades was drawn. She expresses belief the chart could win Richard his freedom as she plans to press on with fundraising efforts.
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Richard
Miss MecCormic Sings Popular Songs At Municipal Auditorium
Miss MecCormic presents a song program at the Municipal Auditorium Friday night under the Tri State Fair Association. Hundreds have phoned requests including Carry Me Back to Old Virginny and My Old Kentucky Home. Admission is 50 and 75 cents. tickets available at Globe News office and via Lois Black at 6262.
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Old Virginna
Kentucky
Tri-State Fair Association
Roosevelt outlines 880 million work relief plan officers
The article notes the president will appoint a government directorate to manage the largest relief fund yet and names four proposed officers: Harry L. Hopkins, Rexford Tugwell, Admiral Christian J. Prosser, and Harold L. Ickes, as key figures in the administration.
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Congress
Mr. Roosevelt
Rexford G. Tugwell
Christian J. Proples
Treasury
Secretary of
Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Train wreck injures 398 recruits after crash
Recruits in night attire leaped from a derailed train as a locomotive rammed the lead car and tore the second from the rails. Surviving Pullmans rushed to help while government doctors treated the bruised in a dining car before beds.
Cooking Classes Offer Free Recipes and Prizes
Miss Covert demonstrates new cooking methods as many women attend free classes. The sessions teach hospital meals light dishes and party menus with hopes of improving home meals. Daily prizes build to two big awards by Friday including a Kelvinator refrigerator and a gas range.
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Washington
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Wiggly Stores
Covert
Andi Dma Aili
News-Globe
Penney
D'Orsay
Arabian Cosmetics
Amoskeag
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Rayon
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Seersucker
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J.c.penney Company, Inc
Amarillo
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