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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1931

Page

3

Roy W. Howard predicts US economic turnaround at Paris luncheon

Roy W. Howard told 300 businessmen that the current slump has benefited the United States with sound reconditioning underway and Americans inching toward a higher quality of life. He foresaw radical changes in the economic structure and warned a single major threat to early revival, while noting pent-up fear has restrained buying.

Paris U.P Roy W. Howard Scripps-Howard Newspapers United States Washington

Country Store Night at McKinley Features Three One-Act Plays

McKinley School hosts Country Store Night with three one-act plays by the Black Mask Players. Director Ridgeway Zelley leads a program blending performance and a new merchandise distribution method. Cast includes Evelyn Walker Grace Rye Regene Weatherby Verlon Twadell Earl Strand burg and Zelley. Proceeds benefit the McKinley Parent-Teacher Association. Tickets at City Drug Store Polk Street or at the auditorium door. Event starts at 8:15 PM.

Mckinley McKinley School Black Mask Ridgeway Zelley Evelyn Walker Grace Rye Regene Weath Erby Verlon Twadell Earl Strandburg Mr. Zelley City Drug Store Polk Street McKinley Auditorium McKinley Parent- Teacher Association

Alleged Kidnappers Face New Charges in Texas Indictments

In Corsicana Texas on May 21 Charles R Hassell Currie Caldwell and Jimmie Nash faced indictments for assault while in disguise linked to the December kidnapping of Robert Cerf. They had prior indictments for kidnapping and conspiracy with Doyle Nash Oliver Clapp was indicted on all three counts but not yet arrested Bonds were set at 5000 for Doyle Nash and 10000 for Nash and Caldwell.

Corsicana Tex Charles R. Hassell Currie W. Caldwell Jimmie Nash Robert Cerf Doyle Nash Oliver Clapp Caldwell

Owen Young’s Mother Dies at 93 in New York State Home

Mrs Ida Brandon Young aged 93 and mother of financier Owen D Young died at her Van Hornesville home after a fall down stairs over a month prior. Owen D Young, GE chairman, was present at her bedside when she passed away.

van Hornesville N. Y Ida Brandon Young Owen D. Young Young General Electric Company

Beauty Freed For Slaying Husband In France

Mrs Charlotte Nixon-Nirdlinger is freed after a ten minute trial on the charge of murdering her husband Fred Nixon-Nirdlinger. She remains with her two children in Paris and plans to travel by train soon. The French jury cleared her as she expressed vindication and praised treatment received.

Nice France Charlotte Nixon-Nirdlinger Nixon- Nirdlinger James B. Nash Fred Nixon-Nirdlinger Philadelphia

Air cargo quirks rise with winter routes to Cairo and Alexandria

English planes increasingly haul unusual freight as Brussels become scarce in Egypt winter. Hotels in Alexandria and Cairo consider using air freight to move scarce supplies, highlighting adapting travel and commerce in the season.

London Brussels Egypt Alexandria Cairo

Oil Blast Threatens City Sparks Citywide Fire Alarm

Oklahoma City firefighters saved most of the residential area after welders working on a huge oil tank caused an explosion. The blast hurled the tank top into the air and knocked Betty Watson, 2, from her bed as the Indian mail plane delivered a special attraction to the bill of fare.

Oklahoma City Okla Betty Watson

Harmon under ten years for 1929 Rucker killing in quarrel

In Fort Worth on May 21, S. K. Harmon received a ten year sentence for the 1929 killing of W. R. Rucker after a quarrel that began with a fight between their sons. Harmon claimed self defense as the verdict was returned yesterday.

Fort Worth S. K. Harmon W. R. Rucker Harmon

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