Knell Sounded for 101 Ranch as Miller Succumbs in Court
Federal Judge Edgar S. Vaught ruled the Miller Brothers 101 Ranch properties belong to creditors, not Col. Zack Miller. Foreclosure on 17,000 acres of the former 101,000 acre domain ends the era as Sid White vows immediate appeal for the ranch heirs and trustees.
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Oklahoma City
Miller Brothers
Edgar S. Vaught
Col
Zack Miller
Vaught
Colonel Miller
Sid White
White
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company
Passumpsic
N. J.) Savings Bank
Phoenix Joint Stock Land Bank of Kansas City
Lew Wentz
Ponca City
Texas House Passes Blue Sky Stock Law With No Dissent
The Texas House approved a blue sky stock law by 135 to 0, creating a 3600 dollar a year securities commissioner and a 2000 dollar secretary of state staff to license and regulate stock salesmen. Exemptions include municipal and government securities and NYSE listed issues. The measure funds inspectors and requires dealer names on circulars filed with the secretary of state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
U.P
Texas
House of Representatives
Blue Sky
Secretary of State
New York Stock Exchange
Gerald Mann
House
Highway Commission
Four Alleged Confessions Revealed In Hamlin Trial
In 47th District Court Judge FE Nelson fines defense attorney $50 after a remark about the judge by E T Dusty Miller during the George Hamlin murder trial. The case involves four purported confessions said to have been made by Hamlin after his wife’s death on January 4.
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FE. C. Nelson
E. T
Dusty) Miller
George
Hamlin
Miller
Nelson
E. A. Simpson
47Th District Court
Adams
Major Simpson
W. M. Adams
Pay as You Fight Plan Advocated by Bernard M Baruch
Washington March 27 Bernard M Baruch urged a pay as you fight plan for wartime needs. He called for taxation and price ceilings to curb profits and set a fair price commission to adjust costs while government money is directed to necessary uses. He defended wartime service and demanded an end to insinuations about his conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard M. Baruch
Washington
United States
Senate Munitions Committee
World War Industries Board
New York
Roosevelt
Baruch
John T. Flynn
Congress
Bank P
High Administration
GOP Leaders Plan 10 Rally To Liberalize Party
Western Republican leaders unveiled a plan for a May rally in Kansas City or Topeka with 10 states aiming to raise 100000 dollars to set a liberal GOP platform for 1936. Expected participants include Gov Alf Landon Frank Knox and Sen Arthur Vandenberg with a Chicago headquarters proposed.
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Washington
U.A
Mississippi Valley
Kansas City
Topeka
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Frank Knox
Chicago Daily News
Arthur Vandenberg
Mich
United Press
Chicago
Mississipi
Clipper Plane Heads for New Transpacific Route
The Pan American Clipper left Miami at 9 15 am bound for San Diego on a 3000 mile flight to blaze a new commercial air route to the Orient. The 19 ton flying boat previously completed a 2500 mile non stop test to the Virgin Islands and back.
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Miami
Fla
United States
Orient
San Diego
Calif
Virgin Islands
Biscayne Bay
Gulf of Mexico
Amarillo Area Weather Forecast Tonight Thawing Cold
Forecast for Amarillo and vicinity calls for fair skies and colder conditions with a low near 30 degrees. West Texas will be partly cloudy and colder with freezing in the north portion and fair and colder in the south. New Mexico expects fair weather tonight and Thursday, with frost and freezing in the northwest. Temperature extremes today reach 41 to 46 by 1 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Jewelry Robbery At Tulsa Store Nets $50000 In Diamonds And Cash
Two unmasked bandits robbed the Ben Goldberg Jewelry Store in Tulsa in five minutes, escaping in a light sedan with a 1934 Kansas plate. They bound five people, and packed safes and showcases into two suitcases. A third man waited outside.
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Tulsa
Okla
Ben Goldberg
Kansas
Martin Coe
W. T. Lushbaugh
Troy Rowe
L. P. Hufstedler
Goldberg
Culbertsons Come Out From Behind in Big Bridge Fight
In a major bridge match, the Culbertsons took a 1 750 point lead on day three of a 150 rubber marathon over the Sims duo. After a tense dinner session, the Sims held a 4 730 advantage, but the Culbertsons surged to close the gap.
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Culbertsons
Rom Hagenbuch
New York
Mar
Ely Culbertson
P. Hal Sims
Simses
Sims
No Dust Due Tomorrow Urges Cold Conditions
Weatherman H T Collman predicts the dust storm will end by nightfall with no dust tomorrow and colder temperatures ahead. He notes Missouri faces a cold spell with temperatures near 30 degrees tonight as dust from Colorado and Kansas moves away.
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Earth
H. T. Collman
Missouri
Mr. Collman
Colorado
Kansas
Panhandle
Cooking School Dazzles Amarillo Women In Second Session
Miss Dorothy Covert led The News-Globe Cooking School in a color themed program of attractive entertaining. Four Amarillo High School home economics students assisted with prep and placing a six layer dinner. A near capacity Municipal Auditorium crowd attended despite a sandstorm.
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Dorothy Covert
News-Globe
Miss Covert
Amarillo
Dorothy Walters
Anna Ruth Watkins
Virginia Hinerman
Aileen Ballew
Municipal Auditorium
Dust Storm Sweeps West Texas With Bitter Cold Front
Blinding dust clouds driven by a north wind hit West Texas and spread to Texline Fort Worth and Dallas. Temperatures dropped to 40 in Pampa as visibility fell to near zero in towns from Lubbock to San Angelo. The panhandle was veiled in a gray dust curtain and airways grew difficult.
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Associated Press
Texas
Texline
West
Fort Worth
Dallas
Pampa
Gion
Abilene
Lubbock
Panhandle
Plainview
San Angelo
Worther
Free Mothers of Criminals Freed After Harboring Fugitives
In Dallas on March 27, three mothers from the Southwest were released after serving federal sentences for harboring fugitives. Mrs Comie Barrow, 60, mother of Clyde Barrow, was greeted by her husband and daughter Mrs Marie Francis who had briefly been jailed herself.
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Dallas
Southwest
Comie Barrow
Desperado
Clyde
Marie Francis
Gansters Shoot Automobiles and Smoke in Chicago Weather
Regular Chicago weather with bracing lake air as the city reports a gunmen incident targeting automobiles. The blast of factory chimneys adds to the tense scene as authorities investigate the unsuccessful attack.
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Chicago
Burglars Hit Three Local Businesses Heavy Losses
Burglars last night stole about 400 in cash and merchandise from three stores V an Buren Pharmacy Adkisson and Gun Service Station and Magnolia Service Station. Police chief W R Mcwell said clues point to a suspect and investigation continues with ambulance information on page 2.
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van Buren Pharmacy
West
Sixteenth Avenue
Adkisson & Gun
Buren Street
Magnolia
Polk Street
Tlice W. R. Mcwell
Tugwell Takes Charge Of Nation’s Dust Storm War
Prof Rexford Guy Tugwell, No 1 survivor of the 1932 brain trust, today heads the government’s $400,000,000 annual effort against dust storms and soil erosion. He aims to curb erosion that has ruined or damaged 275,000,000 acres, with annual damages to farms roads reservoirs irrigation ditches and valleys near $400,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Rexford Guy Tugwell
Brain Trust
Tugwell
McCormic Ticket Box Relocated Amid Dust Storm
Tickets for Mary McCormic's concert at the Municipal Auditorium were moved to City Drug Store No 1 on Polk Street. Despite a dust storm, sales were brisk with many seats already sold or reserved and prices set at 50 and 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McCormic
Municipal Auditorium
City Drug Store
Polk Street
Lois Black
Globe News
Milk battle picket line withdrawn in Dallas protest
Milk producers ended a Dallas protest over prices as pickets departed city plants. Earlier, trucks were halted and several thousand gallons dumped. officials could not confirm all dumping. Health officials reported ample milk and no shortage. distributors planned to unload a refrigerated car under police and health department supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Health Department
Roosevelt heads to Atlantic fishing rendezvous aboard Nourmahal
President Roosevelt seeks relaxation off Florida with the Bahamas as his target. He sails from Jacksonville aboard the Nourmahal, with staff at Miami headquarters and plans to depart on a coastwise fishing trip. Roosevelt discusses work relief with Harry Hopkins before boarding the Farragut destroyer.
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Francis M. Stephenson
Miami
Fla
Roosevelt
Atlantic
Bahama Islands
Jacksonville
Nourmahal
Vincent Astor
Farragut
Harry L. Hopkins
Germany demands absolute military equality in Europe
A high authority said Hitler told Sir John Simon that Germany seeks gun for gun army equality with France and air power parity, excluding the navy. He hinted at superiority over Russia and warned France on arms limits, stating equality as a Nazi policy goal and that rearmament is a fait accompli.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Hitler
John
France
Russia
Reichsfuhrer
Hiller
Sir John
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101 Ranch
Justice of the Peace
Texas House of Representatives
Culbertson
Josephine
Oklahoma
Baca
Colo
Mesdames Barrow, Parker and
Davis
John Maynard
Arthur Brisbane
King Femures Syndicate
Inc
America
Globe
Brishene
Griggs Ambulance
Dial
McCormic
City Drug
Lbr. Co
R.d.r
League
Reissfuelrer
Britain
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