Warning To Bootleggers On Police Use Of Force
In Washington on May 2 Representative Miller urged a bill allowing police to use force to halt rum runners using smoke to escape. O Conner called it murder legalizing and witch burning, while Brand doubted its congressional viability. Miller said the measure protects officers who arrest felons.
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Washington
Miller
O’conner
New York
House of Representatives
Brand
Georgia
Congress
Boeing Air Transport fleets and United Aircraft expansion
Arthur Brisbane notes how Wall Street financing and foreign money influence risk, then details United Aircraft absorption of Stout Airplanes and its holdings, including Pratt and Whitney and Boeing. Boeing Air Transport plans ocean spanning service with 18 planes while reaching five million miles flown. At Aurora a 26 year old caddymaster asked a man where to place “it” leading to an ambulance call.
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United Aircraft
Stout Company
Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Company
Boeing Aircraft Company
Pacific Air Transport Company
Hamilton Metal Plane Company
Hamilton Aero Manufacturing Company
Boeing Air Transport Company of
Seattle
Chance Vought Corporation
Aurora
Ill
Thomas Emmett Lyons
Wilder M. Bosworth
Bosworth
Rich Girl and Escort Kidnapped in Chicago Area
Dolores Bannon, 22, daughter of a wealthy Chicago family, was abducted from a Lake Drive coupe near Evanston as she waited for her escort Clayton Sherman. Two gunmen seized her and drove off in an expensive car, prompting a citywide alarm as authorities investigated the high‑profile crime.
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United Press
Evanston
Ill
William Hale Thompson
Chicago
Dolores Bannon
Gold Coast
Miss Bannon
Lake Drive
Clayton Carr Sherman
Paper Company
Sherman
Air Features Tonight on National Radio Schedule
Radio listings from WABC and WEAR outline tonight’s programs including a Marine Band Concert and various musical features. The lineup names stations like KMOX WKRO WCCO and WOWO among others with segments such as Arabesque Love Song and The Columbians in Symphonic Jazz.
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Kmox Kotl Wram
WFBM
WADC
WoWwOo
WSPD
Aleo Wadc
WKRO
WHEM
WOWO
KMOX
KWBC
WCCO
Aleo Wadcg
WKRC
WISK
KOIL
KMON
the Columbians
KMBC
Koil Kmox
WISN
Wear
New York
Sentinels Orchestra
Aleo
WTAM
WGN
KSD
WDAF
KSTP
WKY
James Melton
Ohman & Arden
Vio
House for Sale and Real Estate Ads in The Globe-News
When your neighbor moves and the house you rent is sold you see the value of owning. Look in the House for Sale column today in The Globe-News for Amarillo's best listings or place an ad in Real Estate Wanted. PHONE 6262.
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Globe-News
Amarillo
Corsicana Lawyer Named State Life Insurance Commissioner
W A Tarver of Corsicana accepted appointment as state life insurance commissioner succeeding R B Cousins who resigned. Tarver, in Austin, said he would assume duties before returning to Corsicana to his home.
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Associated Press
Corsicana
Tex
W. A. Tarver
Corsicana Sun Today
R. B. Cousins
Tarver
Austin
Five Year Old Boy Loses Hair Overnight
Henry Mates of Washington DC is described as scared and frightened after a puppy incident left him bald in seven hours. Maryland Medical College experts are puzzled and seeking means to restore his hair.
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Henry Mates
Washington, D. C
Maryland Medical College
Portes Gil sees revolt as beneficial to Mexico
Mexico City May 2 President Emilio Portes Gil tells United Press that despite bloodshed and costs the revolt will consolidate the country and strengthen it. He says the fall of Gen. J Gonzales Escobar reduces risk of further civil wars as frontlines report dwindling rebel influence. Escobar’s whereabouts unknown as El Paso dispatch says he may cross toward the mountains into the United States.
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United Press
Mexico City
Emilio Portes Gil
J. Gonzales Escobar
Escobar
el Paso
Agua Prieta
United States
Reichstag Halted By Communists
Violent demonstrations by Communist deputies interrupted the Reichstag session this afternoon in Berlin. Associated Press reports the scene as tense and chaotic with deputies clashing and authorities moving to restore order.
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Reichstag
Associated Press
Berlin
Technicians of Countries to Discuss Naval Reduction Plans
Informal technical and diplomatic talks are planned in London Tokio Washington and perhaps Rome and Paris to draft a naval reduction formula. Ambassador Hugh Gibson arrived in Geneva authorized to present the U S proposal and to offer a land armaments concession.
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United Press
Washington
London
Tokio
Rome
Paris
Hugh 8. Gibson
Geneva
United States
France
Germany
Scandinavia
Soviet
Russia
Great Britain
U S Corporation Urged To Control Farm Market
Sen Wagner denounces the Farm Relief bill as a mockery and pushes for a single government operated stabilization corporation to control surplus crops. He decries the debenture plan and Norris amendment and argues co operative based stabilization will fail.
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U. S. Corporation
Associated Press
Washington
Wagner
New York
Buck Garrett Dies After Fifth Stroke In Oklahoma
Buck Garrett, 58, the last two gun peace officer from Indian Territorial days, lay dying in Ardmore Oklahoma after more than six weeks of illness from his fifth paralytic stroke. He is nearly fully paralyzed on the left side and partly conscious. Garrett also served as a U S deputy marshal at Paris Texas in earlier years.
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United Press
Ardmore
Okla
Oklahoma
Buck Garrett
Garrett
U. S
Marshall
Paris
Texas
Directors of New C. C. To Be Named Tonight
New directors for the Board of City Development and chamber of commerce will be chosen at a special mass meeting tonight. The meeting begins at seven o clock in the auditorium with the city commission in a special session and a high school band concert at 7 30. A nominating committee chaired by Fred Bone will present 45 candidates for 16 B C D directors, with room for floor nominations.
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Board of City Development
Chamber of Commerce
Fred Bone
Mellon deposition raises interest in Aluminum stock
Secretary Mellon testified in a civil suit that he was not generally consulted about Aluminum Company activities but would often hear of important policy. The Senate judiciary committee opened a fifth session to decide if Mellons stock holdings create a trade or commerce interest that would bar him from office. The custody testimony was released for publication, and both sides agree the issue is whether Mellons Aluminum and other holdings amount to an interest.
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United Press
Washington
Secretary of Treasury
Mellon
Aluminum Company of America
Senate Judiciary Committee
Walsh
Montana
Tickets for Aunt Lucia Sell Quick at High School
Reserved seats for Aunt Lucia at the High School auditorium go on sale after a 3 am opening. A large early crowd lined up for reservations and tickets remain available. A 4 pm children's matinee is planned with 20 cent admission for all grade children.
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Aunt Lucia
Police seek bandits who held up Majestic Theater box office
Police continued the hunt for two men who robbed the Majestic Theater box office in Fort Worth last night escaping with 1027 dollars. The store and city police are investigating with assistance from local agencies.
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Fort Worth Theater
The
Associated Press
Fort Worth
Majestic Theater
Jail Term Given in Theft of Chickens
Jim Lawson received a 30 day jail sentence after pleading guilty to stealing 30 chickens. The birds were sold at Claude and later recovered by the owner. Judge W F Gee presided, swapping benches with Judge Henry S Bishop. An unrelated notice announced the arrival of a baby boy for Mr and Mrs W L Autry.
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Jim Lawson
District Criminal Court
Lawson
Claude
W. FE. Gee
District Civil Court
Henry S. Bishop
Gee
Judge Grants Divorce After Threats and Razor Incident
Judge W. E. Gee heard an elderly man of color plead for a divorce decree amid claims his younger wife threatened him with butcher knives six-shooters and a razor. The man recalled prior beatings but said the razor scare prompted action. the decree was granted.
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W. E. Gee
Judge Gee
Jedge
Further Probe Colquitt Case In Senate Inquiry
The Senate Interstate Commerce committee voted to further probe Oscar B. Colquitt former Texas governor for a U S board of mediation appointment. Objections over quorum and Colquitt's denial of loans from Texas brewers sparked the renewed review with calls for additional witnesses.
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United Press
Washington
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Oscar B. Colquitt
Texas
United States Board of Mediation
Colquitt
Hoover
Senator Connally
Anne Morrow Arrives in New York Without Lindbergh
Miss Anne Morrow arrives in New York with her sister and mother after a Cleveland to Harlem train stop. Col. Charles A. Lindbergh is not among the greeting party, and no interviews occur as the couple keeps their romance private.
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Associated Frees
New York
Anne Morrow
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lone Eagle
Miss Morrow
Elizabeth
Dwight’ W. Morrow
Cleveland
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Flying Colonel
Siamese Twin Girls Born in Illinois
Mattoon Ill May 2 Siamese twin girls born to Mr and Mrs Fred Lenz of Ash Grove Ill were reported doing nicely at Memorial Hospital. The twins joined at the hip share one set of abdominal organs with each head chest and limbs appearing normal and separate hands.
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United Press
Mattoon
Hil
Fred Lenz
Ash Grove
Ill
Memorial Hospital
Radio Telephone Hearings Set by Senate Commission
Hearings on the full range of communications including radio, telephone, and telegraph were agreed by the senate interstate commerce commission and will begin next week. The notice states hearings will cover industry-wide issues and be conducted in Washington during the coming month.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Interstate Commerce Commission
Cyclones Kill and Snow Falls Hit Texas Area
A tornado near Wheatley Arkansas killed eight people and injured over twenty with property damage estimated at 250000 to 300000. White victims included Mrs. David Edwards and children. several unidentified Negro victims near Birnley. Relief directed by Albert Evans of St. Louis.
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I’reae
Wheatley
Ark
Eeight
David Edwards
Herman
Pauline
Grace Coffee
Edwards
United Press
Chicago
United States
Texas
Arkansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Georgina
Rocky Mountain
Wyoming
Findeisen
Briggsdale
Colo
Ross Reservoir
Fosston
Kuner
Cornish
Barnesville
Montana
Day in Congress Sees Tariff Draft in House and Senate Action
The House adjourns for the day as Republicans finalize the draft tariff bill in the Ways and Means Committee. The Senate pursues debate on the Warm Relief bill while the Judiciary panel seeks a path to resolve its Mellon probe dispute.
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Associated Press
House
Senate Ways and Means
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Arthur Brisbane
America
Globe
Brisbane
Wall Street
England
Federal Reserve
General Motors
Charles E. Mitchell
National City Bank
United Aircraft and Transport Corporation
Stout Airplanes, Inc
Boeing
Oakland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Ocean
Griggs Ambulance
WABC
Chain
Yesteryear
John Maynard Lbr, Co
Berry's
Gibson
General Electric
New C. C
Probe Mellon
Blackburn's Ambulance
Finkblea Electric Cos
de Haid
Anne
N. Y
Lindy
Illinois
Boxwell Broz. Ambulance Ph
General Electric Cleaners
Fink‘lea Electric Co
ST. Louis
Lee Cyclones
Finklen Electric Co
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