Two Chicago youths face murder charges and mental exam
In Chicago two boys aged 16 and 17 confront murder charges amid expert testimony on mental state. Charles Bertrand Arnold is charged with killing his step grandmother Ellen Saxe after a confrontation over a car. James Varecha pleads not guilty to multiple charges including murder and robbery. Alienists discuss possible causes, with Bert labeled as an inferior complex case and Bert's background noted.
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Charles Bertrand Arnold
Ellen Saxe
James
Iggy) Varecha
Frank H. Jordan
James McElligott
James Guisinger
Lillian Henry
Varecha
Bert
James Whitney Hall
Potter County Election Certificates Issued Like Diplomas
For the first time elaborate Potter County certificates of election are being issued to district and county officials. Signed by County Judge Sam B Motlow, the diplomas feature fancy lettering wreaths and seals and many graduates plan to frame them.
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Potter County
Sam B. Motlow
Albert Brint Rites Set For Tuesday At 4
Memorial services for Albert L. Brint 51 will be at 4 p.m. Tuesday at Central Presbyterian Church with Dr. R. Thomson officiating. Interment follows at Llano Cemetery. Brint a longtime Amarillo resident died Monday night after an extended illness at his home 1309 Harrison Street. He came to Amarillo from Cleburne 13 years ago and was associated with White and Kirk Inc. Surviving are his widow Nancy L Brint a daughter Nancy Lee Brint a sister and four brothers Otis Mason Holland Brint, and Mrs Stanton Lineberry of Middleton Tenn.
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Albert L. Brint
Central Presbyterian Church
Dr. R. Thomson
Llano Cemetery
W. A. McIntosh
R. B. Norman
R. J. Parson
C. B. Hays
Dean Kirk
James O. Gulerie
J. Roy Hutto
Howard Paul
Mr. Brint
Amarillo
Harrison Stret
Tennessee
Brint
Texas
Cleburne
White & Kirk, Inc
Nancy L. Brint
Nancy Lee Brint
Stanton Lineberry
Middleton, Tenn
Otis, Mason and
Holland Brint
Frank Brint Remembered in Selman Community
Frank Brint of Selman Tennessee was noted as a member of the Central Presbyterian Church, reflecting his ties to local faith and town life.
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Frank Brint
Selman, Tenn
Brint
Central Presbyterian Church
New Approach to Vet Bonus Aims to Help Veterans
Frank T. Hines, administrator of veterans affairs, seeks a new bonus plan paying outright the accrued value of service certificates. Most value already rests with veterans via loans at interest, which could wipe out remaining value when certificates mature in 1945. Funding is key, with Congress action dependent on raised money and possible economies by cutting disability allowances not linked to service.
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Washington
Frank T. Hines
Veterans Affairs
Hines
Congress
Insull Probe Led by Senator Norbeck in Senate Inquiry
Senator Peter Norbeck chairing the Senate banking committee will lead the investigation into the Insull case. The inquiry aims to determine if a sinking fund was used to finance the arrangement. The fund was created earlier to secure payments.
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Peter Norbeck
Senate Banking Committee
Senate
Insull
Hines Maps Policy to Cut Veterans Benefit Liabilities
General Hines is studying the veterans loan program to reduce future liabilities and end inequities. He plans to present a Congress bound policy proposal after reviewing current loans and certificates totaling billions. He notes 2.734 million veterans borrowed 1.429 billion and seeks an approximate limit on future obligations.
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Congress
Hines
Coast Guardsmen search for missing Texas & New Orleans employee
Galveston reports Coast guardsmen seek the body of George W. Peck, 55, of the Texas & New Orleans Railroad, drowned after falling from a drawbridge on the island mainland causeway. Also, police recover a stolen automatic shotgun and detain a youth who claimed the gun was left by a drunken man at his home.
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Galveston
U.P
George W. Peck
Texas & New Orleans Railroad
Hal Stack
Tri-Way
Trial of Johnnie McGee Ends Over Faulty Indictment
In 47th District Court on Tuesday morning the trial of Johnnie McGee, a negress, for theft collapsed as the indictment was found faulty. The jury was recalled for 1:30 p.m. but no further schedule was set for the week. In a separate case, Bob Betty received three and a half years in the penitentiary for burglary at Jordan's Meat and Grocery on Line Avenue dated September 22.
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Johnnie McGee
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