Brisbane Column Warns Against World Court Entry
Arthur Brisbane discusses the Roosevelt administration and U S stance on joining the world court. He criticizes leaning into the League of Nations via a back door and argues Japan has left through the front door, warning of foreign judges shaping U S policy amid debt disputes.
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Canada cage team plane crash near Neodesha Kansas
A big tri motor private airplane carrying Canada's championship basketball team crashed near Neodesha Kansas en route from Tulsa to Winnipeg. Four killed ten injured including players and staff with several in dying condition. Pilot Hakes co-pilot Eggens and Mike Shea dead. Plane left Tulsa at seven and crashed at 6 55 pm near Sinclair Oil tank farm five miles north. Silverthorne dictated a message from hospital. The crash recalled Knute Rockne tragedy two years earlier.
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Col. A. C. Sampson
George Wilson
Imuder Phillips
Tulsa Diamond Oilers
United States
Sinclair Oil Company
Here
Tere
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Silverthorne
Bazaar
Knute Rockne
Roosevelts Reforestation Bill Aims to Put 250000 To Work
President Roosevelt signed a reforestation act designed to put up to 250000 jobless men to work in forests nationwide within three weeks. The plan includes a broad public works program and seeks to relieve unemployment while inviting farm relief and currency expansion discussions. Senate liberals back the 30 hour week approach as the strongest path to reemployment, with committee actions signaling broad support for job creation initiatives. Secretary Perkins and labor leaders urged congressional action on unemployment relief and public works while Navy plans a building program seek to meet treaty limits.
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William Green
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Swanson
United States
Sheriff Organizes Posse To Capture Wild Man
In Richmond Texas a sheriff plans an expedition to capture a long haired bearded man described as the wild man of the thickets near the Brazos river. Reports say he emerges in undress from brush seeking food and darts back when seen. The posse will begin Sunday spanning Fort Bend County near Dewalt.
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Court Admits Air Death Talk In Dodson Murder Trial
Brownsville report on March 31 states testimony resumed in the murder trial of Harl Dodson linked to a plot to steal an airplane and fly to Yucatan. Grace Kirby and two other youths testified about events surrounding the shooting of Lehman Nelson and the subsequent death of Erin McCall, with pilots Lawson and Pitts as initial state witnesses.
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Gough To Address Farmers Meeting In Potter County
Judge L Gough will address a Potter County farmers meeting at the courthouse Saturday at 2 PM. He will report on the state meeting in Austin attended by farmers and farm representatives from West and South Texas. Gough will preside over the organization of a Farmers Holiday Association.
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Scarface Al Plans To Keep Gang In Beer Trade
Chicago dispatch reports Al Capone intends for his gang to stay in the beer business. His Atlanta penitentiary cellmate L. E. Molner says Capone vowed to make better beer and undersell legitimate breweries.
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Russo Manchukuo Rail Fuss On Harbin
The Soviet Manchurian border was closed today amid a row over railroad equipment seizures. Manchukuo officials claim Russia has removed locomotives and cars, provoking protests by Manchu and Japanese troops guarding seized gear. Only through expresses will cross-border trains operate under international guarantees.
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Derailed Russia Harbin Express Amid Guerilla Attack
A passenger train from Valdivestock to Harbin derailed at Mataoshi tunnel in eastern Manchuria March 31 after an attack by guerrillas. Many casualties were reported as a Manchu Japanese guard unit repelled the bandits. two guards were killed and five wounded.
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Koiso Blames China for Wall Attacks in Manchuria
Lieut. Gen. Kuniaki Koiso, chief of staff of Japanese armies in Manchuria, says ongoing Chinese assaults along the great wall only waste Chinese lives and could extend Japan’s occupation into northern China. He adds that avoiding Peiping would be impossible if the attacks persist.
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Tornado Toll Rises Across Delta with Dozens Hurt
A tornado swept through the Mississippi Delta injuring many and killing an unidentified black man in Davenport. Officials report at least 22 total deaths across three states as communities such as Lindale Huntington Shelbyville and San Augustine suffer severe losses. Relief efforts face rain and debris as aid is organized.
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Texas
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Byville
Hall Summitt
Tex
George Knight
Woodrum
Arizono Linton
R. ®. Welch
Oscar Roebuck
Nazi boycott begins against Jewish community in Berlin
Nazi storm troopers clear Berlin courts ousting Jewish judges and attorneys including Chief Justice Kurt Soelling. A proclamation calls it the start of a world war on Jews with a campaign to shut Jewish stores, posters, and boycotts organized nationwide.
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Germany
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Jewish leaders meet at State Department over German troubles
Prominent American Jews headed by Rabbi Stephen S Wise visited the State Department for a second time to push for action on German Jewish unrest. Undersecretary Phil Lips said the Jewish question is being considered carefully. A later Los Angeles note reports a minor earthquake at 3 AM causing no damage.
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Liggett Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition
Louis K. Liggett Company of New York files a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court. The chain operates 450 retail stores across 35 states and is based at 41 East 42nd Street.
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Amarillo area forecast and notes on winds
Weather forecast for Amarillo and vicinity calls for fair and warmer conditions tonight and Saturday with partly cloudy skies. West Texas and New Mexico regions show similar warming, with temperature extremes today reaching up to 63 and 39 degrees by 1 PM. Chuck Collins' Orchestra performs daily at Mary Margret Cafeteria.
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Voters to Name Two School Men Saturday
Amarillo voters head to the polls Saturday to choose two candidates for the school board from four finalists. Dr R P Parcells and Joe Dooley lead the field. Rev D D Sumrall and Dr T M Montgomery also seek the three year terms as trustees face contracts, budgets, and policy on married teachers and military training.
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A. L. Morgan
W. R. Speer
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Deadline Near for 1933 Motor License Purchases
Motorists and truck owners rush the county tax collector for 1933 plates as the deadline nears midnight Saturday April. Those without tags face a 20 percent penalty, must buy a full year license, and may be arrested after Sunday morning.
Amarillo ISD trustees vote urged in low turnout election
The Amarillo Independent School District trustees election plans two seats with four candidates. The Globe does not endorse a ticket but urges qualified voters to participate and evaluate economy, military training, and teacher qualifications before voting.
Texas Senate approves foreclosure extension to May 2
The Senate passed an emergency bill extending all Texas foreclosure sales set for April 4 to May 2 by a 22 to 4 vote. The measure, authored by Senators Sanderford and Stone, follows the bank holiday moratorium. It goes to the House for final adoption.
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House
Sanderford and Stone
Morrison
Weer
Hig
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Ferguson
Miriam A. Ferguson
Dennis Ratliff
Haskell
Five Indicted for Murder in Farm Eviction Fight
Sullivan Ind March 31 five Hymera men were indicted on murder charges by the Sullivan County grand jury for resisting a farm mortgage foreclosure and eviction with force.
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Surge on R L Ramey ends life of famed surgeon
Dr. R. L. Ramey, age 60, a widely known surgeon, died of a heart attack in El Paso on March 31.
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Swap ad pitch teases daily Globe News readers
A playful sample promoting a swap ad in Globe News highlights trading labor, livestock, furniture, produce, instruments, radios and more driven by 32 000 readers. It urges requesting Special 3 Day and Weekly Rates to reach potential buyers or traders.
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Panhandle Music Festival Showcases Young Musicians
Orchestras and bands compete across the Panhandle and New Mexico in Amarillo with eight reading divisions judged by E Strain. A massed band concert by Amarillo and Plainview high schools crowns Friday events at Municipal Auditorium.
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