Fifteen Panhandle Children Hoped for Oklahoma City Treatment
Fifteen crippled children from the Panhandle leave for Oklahoma City with Miss Medora Duncan for medical care. Free rail transportation provided by Rock Island. Patients include J F Hughes James Spencer Rex Miller R T Qualls R Lee Morra Jean Nance Sybil Irene Seale and others from Borger Lelia Lake Clarendon Amarillo and nearby towns. Additional cases and a parental group interest in aid are noted.
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Panhandle
Medora Duncan
Oklahoma City
Rock Island Railroad
J. F. Hughes
James Spencer
Rex Miller
R. T. Qualls
R. Lee Morra
Jean Nance
Sybil Irene Seale
Borger
Mrs. Rogers
Lelia Lake
James Welch
Clarendon
John Russell Graham
Parent-Teacher Association
Amarillo
le 5 Rickman
Hae
Mary Buntin
Ray Paul Burleson
Jim Olan Craig
Allen Miller, Jr
Sonny Jones
Olney
Guard unit is federally recognized in Texas National Guard
The 142nd Infantry Texas National Guard machine gun company was federally recognized at its regular drill Monday night. Captain Peter Salgado served as the Federal officer, under Col. Charles E. Nimon. The unit includes 2 enlisted men and 3 officers with Captain H. M. Warren as commanding officer, Charley Hoppin first lieutenant, J. F. Riggs Jr. second lieutenant, and O. T. Behren as first sergeant. It operates seven machine guns.
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142Nd Infantry
Texas National Guard
Peter Salgado
142Nd Infantry Regiment
Charles E. Nimon
H. M. Warren
Charley Hoppin
J. F. Riggs, Jr
O. T. Behren
Lindbergh Rumors Hover Over State Department Plans
Rumors swirl in Washington that Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh faces a state department move tied to future plans. Speculation centers on a possible world goodwill tour or a formal aviation link to South America, but no confirmation has been issued after a brief conference with the aviator.
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Associated Press
Washington
State Department
Charles A. Lindbergh
Sceae
Lindbergh
South America
Girl Student Charged With Carrying Gun in Texas
Mildred Malone, 13, seventh grade pupil at Longview ward school, faced charges of disturbing the peace and carrying a concealed weapon after she brandished a .22 caliber pistol during a quarrel at recess. Chief Sid Henderson filed the charges following an investigation.
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United Press
Longview
Texas
Mildred Malone
Longview Ward School
Sid Henderson
Norman Voters Reject Sunday Movie Showings
Norman. Oklahoma voters on March 28 rejected Sunday Sabbath pictures by 312 votes, deciding students of the University of Oklahoma cannot vote on the issue. The measure would have allowed Sunday movies in Norman.
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Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Muscle Shoals government corporation approved by committee
The House Military Affairs committee favorably reported the compromise to create a government corporation to run Muscle Shoals plants. The measure passed 17 to 4. Separately, an earthquake swarm rattled parts of Italy, injuring more than fifty people.
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United Press
Washington
House Military Affairs Committee
Muscle Shoals
Slayings Probe Unfolds In San Angelo Trial
In San Angelo Texas on March 28 the district trial of Newton Byrnes 24 began detailing the hatchet killings of Myrna Juergens 14 and two relatives. Eighteen witnesses testified including those who found the three bodies and Byrnes confession was read. The state expected to close its case that afternoon with parts of the confession about two murders deleted at the state department.
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United Press
San Angelo
Texas
Myrna Juergens
Newton Byrnes
J. W. Juergens
Myrna
Rose Schirra
Juergens
Byrnes
Sulphur Springs
Sehirra
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van Raalte
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