New York Takes Stock of Roosevelt and Beer Outlook
A New York correspondent notes regional attitudes toward Roosevelt and federal farm aid, discusses rumors of a summer White House in New Mexico, and reports on debates about 3.2 beer and its alleged effects on appetite, cognition, and meat demand. The piece references Walter Winchell and local post office concerns.
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New York
Roosevelt
Walter Winchell
White House
Reach
New Mexico
Winchell
Washington
Amarillo Post Office
Mayorey
How to Relieve Headaches In Three Minutes
An ad-promotional item touts a three minute relief for violent headaches using a pharmacist compounded formula. It claims fast action without opiates or habit forming drugs and promotes B. C. in 10c and 25c packages available at drug stores.
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B. C
Robbery and assault recounted during car kidnapping
A young woman describes a nighttime abduction by two masked men who forced them from a car. William was shot as he attempted to aid her, and she was restrained with cords and blindfolded before the assailants fled after looting the vehicle.
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
Poem emphasizes that life is measured by kindness and friendship not wealth or status. It urges facing daily events with faith and bravery, valuing neighbors and helping the ill, since happiness rests on loving connections rather than markets.
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Edgar A. Guest
Smith Promises Harmony In Shutdown Order
Lon A. Smith, chairman of the Texas Railroad Commission, said the order opening the East Texas oil field to full flow for a two hour test would be concurred in by all commission members. The test, delayed to Thursday, aims to run wells at capacity from 7 to 9 a.m. before indefinite shutdown. The three members planned to approve a revised order, while Ernest O. Thompson and C. V. Terrell were in Washington at an interior conference.
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Austin
Lon A. Smith
Texas Railroad Commission
East Texas
Ernest O. Thompson
C. V. Terrell
Washington
Secretary of Interior
Japasese diplomat disputes menace claim and China stance
In a continuation from page D, Matsuoka argues Japan has not been a menace to U.S. interests and challenges anti-war rhetoric. He contends Japan buys more Chinese goods than Eastern Asia combined and that China never ruled Manchuria, urging a balanced view of Sino-Japanese relations.
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Japan
Pacific
China
Matsuoka
Eastern Asia
Manchuria
R. F. C. Aid To U S Now Over Two Billions
Washington March 27 The Reconstruction Finance Corporation has made actual loans of 2 083 750 080 to help the country during the depression. Repayments totaled 407 368 772. Loans authorized, many not disbursed, 2 742 691 063. Loans for banks railroads insurance firms and other institutions 2 045 446 263 with 1 225 105 613 for banks and 359 885 015 for railroads.
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Washington
Reconstruction Corporation
Templar Conclave To Greet Bartley
Thomas M. Bartley of Waco grand commander of Knights Templar of Texas attends Amarillo Chapter conclave at the Masonic Temple Tuesday at 7 30 p m All Knights Templar in the territory expected to attend DeMolay to confer second degree All Master Masons invited.
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Waco
Knights Templar of
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Grand Royal Arch Masons of
Amarillo
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Order of DeMolay
Drunk Driving Trial Underway In 47th District Court
Trial of C. G. Johnson on a driving while intoxicated charge began in the 47th District Court Monday morning. It is the final week of the current 10 week term, with the court scheduled to move to Claude for three weeks starting next Monday.
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C. G. Johnson
47Th District Court
Claude
Garner Successor Leaving Austin
Milton H. West of Brownsville resigns from the Texas House of Representatives as Democratic nominee for Congress from the Fifteenth District to succeed John N. Garner. Gov. Miriam A. Ferguson calls a special election for April 22 to fill the seat and the general congressional election is set for that date.
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Austin
Milton H. West
Brownsville
John N. Garner
Texas
House of Representatives
Miriam A. Ferguson
West
Insurance firm posts kidnap wager offer
A Chicago firm announced a publicity wager of 25000 to 50000 dollars that a person will not be kidnapped for ransom. Applicants must pass a strict examination and show the ability to pay the premium.
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Chicago
Blue Star Ointment Promises Germ Killing Relief
An advertisement touts Blue Star Ointment as a quick cure for itch rash tetter foot itch ringworm and eczema with tested medicines that melt into skin and kill germs. Money back if it fails.
Hull vows to monitor German Jewish mistreatment
Washington reports the U S government will not protest ongoing mistreatment of Jews in Germany as reports indicate a stop to physical abuse. Secretary Hull told Rabbi Stephen S Wise and American Jewish leaders he will watch the situation closely and noted Berlin and German consulates report the mistreatment phase is virtually terminated.
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Hull
Washington
Germany
Stephens. Wise
New York
Berlin
Jewish Congress Plans Madison Square Garden Protest
The American Jewish Congress moves forward with a nationwide protest meeting in New York at Madison Square Garden to defend Jewish rights in Germany. Speakers include Alfred E. Smith and Robert F. Wagner with estimates of up to a million participants. Cardinal O'Connell was told German clergy would join in denouncing anti Jewish pogrom reports.
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New York
American Jewish Congress
Germany
Madison Square Garden
New York Times
Alfred E. Smith
Robert F. Wagner
William T. Manning
John J. Dunn
Stephen S. Wise
Berlin
Konstantin von Neurath
Cardinal O'Connell
Boston
Kidnapped Taxicab Driver Back Home
Julius Hazlett a 28 year old taxicab driver was found safe at his home in Cleburne after being kidnapped and held for 36 hours by a gang of seven or eight men. He was released six miles east of Rice Texas and met by Sheriff Oran Smith who accompanied him back to Ennis and Cleburne. Hazlett said he was blindfolded most of the time and commanded to follow orders with the threat of harm if he refused.
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Cleburne
O.R
Julius Hazlett
Rice
Tex
Oran Smith
Ennis
Hazlett
Detroit Mural Protest by Citizens Over Rivera Works
A citizens committee led by Rev. Ralph H. Higgins filed a formal protest with the arts commission against Diego Rivera murals at the Detroit Institute of Arts. They call the works grossly one sided and unfair to industry and workers, suggesting bondage to the machine. Rivera called the murals his greatest work after completion last week.
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Detroit
Diego Rivera
Garden Court
Detroit Institute of Arts
Ralph H. Higgins
Arts Commission
Rivera
Walker Divorce Move In Miami
Attorney Frank Katzentine said he would file an afternoon motion for a final divorce decree for Janet Allen Walker from James J. Walker former mayor of New York City in Miami Florida.
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Walker
Miami
Fla
Frank Katzentine
Janet Allen Walker
James J. Walker
New York City
Man Injured While Foiling Mission Garage Hold Up
Thomas Perez 21 aimed at a bandit during a holdup at the Mission Garage in El Paso. His handgun exploded in his hand causing mangling injuries. the bandit escaped unharmed.
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EL Paso
U.P
Thomas Perez
Perez
Flesher Family Returns From Texas Motor Trip
Amarillo attorney Ww. J. Flesher and his family returned Sunday from a motor trip to Rock Island Texas 75 miles west of Houston to see his parents Mr and Mrs A L Flesher and to San Antonio to visit his brother J M Flesher the trip covered relatives and distant kin.
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J. Flesher
Amarillo
Mr. Flesher
Rock Island
Houston
A. L. Flesher
San Antonio
J. M. Flesher
Greta Garbo Returns to Hollywood Amid Secret Voyage
Greta Garbo sails from Gothenburg aboard the liner Annie Johnson bound for San Francisco and her return to Hollywood after a private departure. The trip, kept discreet, was revealed ten days after she left Sweden.
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Greta
Stockholm
Greta Garbo
Gothenburg
Hollywood
Annie Johnson
San Francisco
Fort Worth Visit By Amarillo Attorney Dusty Miller
Amarillo attorney E. T. Dusty Miller spent the weekend in Fort Worth on business activities.
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Fort Worth
E. T
Dusty” Miller
Amarillo
Roosevelt discusses European economics as oil plans emerge
President Roosevelt weighs French and English economic views tied to European debt with Claudel Stern and Hull meets Lindsay. plans to talk with Yosuke Matsuoka next Friday. Illinois oil companies may test mixing alcohol with gasoline under permit and supervision.
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Claudel
Jacques Stern
French Chamber of Deputies
Hull
Lindsay
Great Britain
Yosuke Matsuoka
Illinois
James M. Doran
Pittman favors negotiation for Soviet Russia recognition
Senate foreign relations Chairman Pittman said the United States should seek a trade agreement first to handle recognition of Soviet Russia and urged anti propaganda undertakings and debts owed to the United States. Separately, a bill to grant Roosevelt broad power to organize a 260000 man emergency relief army moved forward. Rep Connery condemned the plan.
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Senate Foreign Relations
Borah
Idaho
United Press Today
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Soviet Russia
Roosevelt
Senate Education and Labor Committee
House Labor Committee
Connery
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Labor Committee
Buchanan Child Rites Timed for Monday Services
Funeral services for Elmer James Buchanan age 3 will be held at Griggs Chapel at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. He died Sunday afternoon in an Amarillo hospital. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Buchanan and a brother Clyde E. Jr. Rev. D. T. Sumrall to conduct. interment in Liano Cemetery.
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Griggs Chapel
Elmer James Buchanan
C. E. Buchanan
Johnson Street
Amarillo
Clyde E. Jr
D. T. Sumrall
Liano Cemetery
Acid burn patient in St Anthony's Hospital
Alva Reamsnyder a 40 year old man from Skellytown remained in serious condition at St Anthony's Hospital after Saturday acid burns. He was injured while working on pipe connections near Pampa and was described as slightly improved on Monday.
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Alva Reamsnyder
Skellytown
St. Anthony's Hospital
Reamsnyder
Pampa
Soldier and family killed in Florida car crash
Christian Channing Gross, a soldier, author and noted figure in American diplomacy, died in a Sunday automobile crash in Fort Lauderdale. Also killed were his two young children and his mother Mrs Natali Gross of Chicago.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Christian Channing Gross
Natali Gross
Chicago
Thedford's Black-Draught Relief for Bilious Conditions
Mrs. L. B. Crippen of Pulaski praises Thedford's Black-Draught for biliousness headaches and constipation. She uses a dose every other night to relieve symptoms and restore bowel elimination, noting it costs about 1 cent per dose.
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Thedford
Market summary from Kansas City hogs cattle calves and New Orleans cotton
Kansas City live cattle hogs and sheep markets show mixed results with feeders firming and calves steady. hogs weak to bid down. cows and weaned calves mixed. New Orleans cotton opens quiet and irregular with May July and October futures slipping from late Saturday closes amid light selling and awaiting farm relief prospects.
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Kansas City
D. A
New Orleans
Liverpool
Piles Sufferers Urged to Try Cream of Najol
An old ad promotes Cream of Najol for piles promising relief without surgery. It condemns laxatives as irritants and claims Najol soothes bowel membranes, restores regularity, and costs only a few cents daily with easy purchase at drug counters.
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