Goering vows Nazi strike on Communism in May Day rally
Berlin May Day events draw 70 000 at Lustgarten where Hermann Goering warned of a decisive blow against Communism and praised Hitler as the torchbearer guiding Germany. Hitler spoke at Tempelhof to millions denying war aims while 2 000 000 watched the parade and 4 064 ambulance cases were treated.
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Escaped Convict Back Behind Bars in Texas and Oklahoma
An escaped Sugarland convict was recaptured at Harlem prison farm Galveston after a second escape when a companion brandished a gun. He surrendered to Sheriff Biaggne yesterday. Two of four escapees remain at large. In Oklahoma City, Shannon and his wife Ora were given deadlines to file bills of exception and appeals in the Urschel kidnapping case. Four private airlines operate in Japan.
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Texas
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Charles F. Urschel
Edgar 8. Vaught
Alfalfa Bill Murray calls Oklahoma National Guard to action
Oklahoma City May 2 Gov William Henry Murray known as Alfalfa Bill has repeatedly called out the Oklahoma National Guard since taking office in 1931. Ten actions are listed from martial law at oil wells to guarding courthouses and pursuing desperadoes, including the Norman game gate check and Enid bank enforcement.
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William Henry
Bill) Murray
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Miners Balk at Hours Over Daylight Saving Time
In Hicks coal mine Vandergrift Pennsylvania 500 coal diggers stayed away from work over a scheduling dispute. Operators sought 5 30 A M start to catch railroad connections while miners preferred 6 30 A M for cooler morning rest.
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Railroad Rounds and Rumblings
Railroad notes from the Southwest report improving traffic and a recovery mood among lines led by Louisville and Nashville and Rock Island agents. Starters include cattle shipments to Farwell, doctor updates on Sam Huggins and Santa Fe conductor Van Shaw, plus labor talks in Washington and Bangkok strike coverage.
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New Clarendon Mayor Takes Official Duty
John W. Martin aged 70, former businessman, began duties as Clarendon mayor after election by the city commission to succeed resigning W. P. Cagle. The ceremony or formal swearing in occurred May 2.
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John W. Martin
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Dickens and Shakespeare Senate Favorites You Describe
Washington May 20 Charles Dickens and William Shakespeare are cited as the Senate's favorites in literature. Senators McCarran and Bone quote Dickens and Shakespeare with satirical jabs about Pickwick, chops and tomato sauce, and the value of a good name, framed as humorous deliberations on literary taste.
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Nevada
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Socialist criticizes Long and Coughlin in May Day rally
Norman Thomas, twice Socialist candidate for president, addressed 8,000 people in Reading pa on May Day, saying Huey Long and Father Coughlin speak like fascists while arguing against their policies. He warned about wealth distribution plans and central banks.
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Ramblers Capture Trio of Titles at Houston Polo Event
The Houston Ramblers claimed two of the three championship titles at the Houston Riding and Polo Club invitational tournament closing yesterday. They won the elimination title by beating the Houston Yellow Jackets 10 to 7 after a three-goal handicap. Earlier, the Ramblers won the open finals from Wichita Falls. El Ranchito of Arlington took the consolation title.
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Indignant Woman Charges Catnaper in Denver
Mrs. Estelle Leo reports her cat was kidnaped and seeks grand larceny charges against the alleged thief. Assistant district attorney Hubert L. Shattuck says the claim is grave and promises to contact the accused catnaper.
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Tubercular bandit charged with murder in Houston case
Fred Johnson, 24, jailed for robbery and murder after Otis Cleghorn, 41, a laundry truck driver, died from a holdup tied to a plan to raise funds for admission to a state sanatorium near San Angelo. Preliminary hearing set for Friday. Johnson claimed he did not shoot anyone.
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U.P
Otis Cleghorn
Fred Johnson
U S District Court Set To Convene May 14
The postponed spring term of United States District Court will be convened here May 14 by Federal Judge James C. Wilson. Deputy U S Marshal Bill Lampe announced. No grand jury will be called for this term, all indictments being returned directly.
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James C. Wilson
U. S
Bill Lampe
Federal court terms postponed due to heavy docket in Fort Worth
Grand juries in Fort Worth and San Angelo handle cases as the regular spring federal court terms, usually opening April 16, were postponed last month because of the Fort Worth docket. Analysts expect a clash between left and right wing leaders after Samper's ministerial declarations, though no immediate threat to the new government’s life appeared.
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San Angelo
Samper
New Cabinet Faces Crises in Spain
Premier Ricardo Samper and his new cabinet faced a critical parliamentary session in Madrid on May 2 amid a bitter political debate. The opposition pressed questions over policy and leadership as the government sought early legislative support.
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Madrid
U.P
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