Four Die in Southern Train Wreck Case Investigated
Camden New Jersey November 11 police fear four more children may have died in a suspected blackmail scheme. Suspect Gladys May Parks 35 held in jail for murder confessed to using the Rogers children in the ruse. Police say men accused her of demanding money after showing them the children and asserting they were theirs.
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Associated Press
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Dorothy Rogers
Timothy
Gladys May Parks
Camden County
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Rogers
Shaw
Miss Parks
Newark
Anthony Baka
Air Features Tonight on NBC and Radio Listings
Air schedule details show NBC chain programs and multiple radio stations across New York and national affiliates. Entries include music, concerts, family programs, a court show, a magazine program, and various local and network feeds with station call letters and times.
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New York
Aliee Weem
Wade
Trial of Judge Brady Delayed in Girl Slaying Case
Austin on November 11 J W Brady a 59 year old judge faced murder charges over the stabbing death of Lehlin Highsmith 28 a stenographer for the Commission of Appeals of the Texas Supreme Court A continuance was granted delaying the examining trial with no date set pending witness availability and state prep Brady denied knowledge of the slaying through his lawyer Sam Dickens while awaiting preliminary hearing and possible grand jury review
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Associated Press
Austin
F. R. Tannehill
John W. Brady
Brady
Lehlia Highsmith
Commission of Appeals
State Supreme Court
Roy Archer
H. T. Williams
San Antonio
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Archer
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Bayton
Tex
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Lehlin Highsmith
Sam Dickens
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Two Holiday Grid Games Draw Amarillo Fans
Amarillo fans look to two holiday football games, West Texas Buffaloes versus New Mexico Military Institute Cadets in Canyon and Amarillo High School Sandies against Vernon Lions in Vernon. Both start at 3, under sunny skies and drying fields. American Legion funds the Canyon game as hundreds bought tickets locally. A fan special train carried 1,039 expected fans with 15 coaches and a bagcar, plus the Pep Squad and band aboard.
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Brisbane Column Sees Market Rumblings and Prohibition Talk
Arthur Brisbane notes Wall Street’s wild swings with 3.5 million shares traded after a torrent of activity. He cites calls for Federal Reserve action against stock gambling and quips on prohibition chief Doran’s claim that poison whiskey will kill fewer this Christmas, while temperance remains unresolved.
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Wall Street
Tri-State Fair bondholders urged to report by November 12
Officials of the Tri-State Fair seek to identify holders of fair bonds issued years ago for property on East Tenth Street. A questionnaire appears on page 2 of today’s Globe to determine outstanding bonds. If not reported by November 12, bondholders lose the right to collect.
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Globe
Fair Kall
Forder
East Tenth Street
Wilbur C. Hawk
Association Meeting Called Off Due to Impassable Roads
The Palo Duro Baptist Association meeting planned six miles south of Wildorado has been canceled because roads are impassable. The next time and place will be announced later by Dr. J. E. Nunn, a leading association figure. The group normally meets monthly in the region. Blackburn's ambulance. Ph. 2323-4. For radiator work call 4469 615 W. 6.
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Palo Duro Baptist Association
Wildorado
J. E. Nunn
Armistice Day College Football Set in Canyon and Vernon
Canyon expects a large Armistice Day crowd for a 3 pm game between West Texas Buffaloes and New Mexico Military Institute Cadets as visiting fans stream in from Amarillo and nearby towns. In Vernon a district high school clash features the Golden Sandies against the Lions on City Park gridiron at 3 pm, with a 16 car Sandstorm fan special from Amarillo planned.
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Mexico City Riots Spur Precautions in Final Campaign Week
In Mexico City the final week of the presidential campaign brought renewed disorder and street clashes. Three people were killed and up to 25 wounded, including a woman and a child, during a parade by 5,000 supporters of Jose Vasconcelos, the anti re electionist candidate. Government reports say troops may be deployed to curb unrest nationwide.
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United Press
Mexico City
Jose Vasconcelos
Emilio Portes Gil
Jampi
Texas Bad Man Faces Trial
William J. Whitey Walker is jailed in Ada Oklahoma awaiting trial for robbery after being held in Stinnett Texas for the killings of three police officers in Borger. He was arrested in Buffalo New York last January and is accused of multiple murders and bank robberies in the southwest.
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William J. “Whitey” Walker
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Ada
Oklo
Walker
Buffalo
N. Y
Red Cross fund drive opens in Amarillo to reach quota
The Amarillo Red Cross fund drive opened this morning with a $6000 target. Chairman W. C. Gatton expects strong local support and up to 50 volunteers on the streets. Fifty cents of each enrollment supports national and international relief, while larger gifts fund local and foreign aid.
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Red Cross
Amarillo
W. C. Gatton
Gatton
Jessie N. Ross
Rows
Local business directory notes and contacts
Griggs ambulance phone 4311 Berry's rug cleaning 905 West 10th See John about building phone 5285 John Maynard Lumber Co 800 West 5th
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Griggs Ambulance
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John Maynard Lbr. Co
Armistice Day Parade Delights Amarillo Crowds
Spectacular Armistice Day parade in Amarillo attracts thousands as ex service men march two miles along main streets led by Dave Derden's band. Floats prize money totals 150 with top award to Orphans' Birthday Club for Peace in Flanders. A baby train crafted by Santa Fe workers and a National Guard artillery highlight the event. A banquet at Herring Hotel closes the celebration with no formal speeches.
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Fourth Avenue
Polk Street
France
Amarillo
Orphans’ Birthday Club
Flanders
Veterans of Foreign Wars
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American Legion
T. Th. Gallaher
Santa Fe
Topeka
Company B
Herring Hotel
Crystal Ballroom
Ernest O. Thompson
Hanson Post
Hoover Leads Nation With Celebration
President Hoover today led the nation in armistice observances marking the eleventh anniversary of World War I. He visited Arlington National Cemetery to place a wreath on the tomb of the Unknown Soldier and planned a nationwide radio address at 8:50 p.m. Eastern Time. The remarks, prepared over three weeks, are expected to focus largely on foreign affairs.
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