Dean Pitches Fine Game as Cardinals Beat Tigers in World Series
Dizzy Dean held Detroit to a solid outing as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Tigers 8 to 3 in Game 1. Cards exploded after five Detroit errors, with Medwick and Greenberg among key hits and Delancey, Orsatti, and Durocher contributing late. Tigers rallied briefly but could not overcome the early miscues and timely Cardinal hitting.
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NAVIN
Detroit
St. Louis Cardinals
Dizzy Dean
Detroit Tigers
Tiger
Alvin Crowder
Firpo Marberry
Elon Hogsett
Cardinals
Martin
Owen
Geenverg
Rothrock
White
Frisch
Wos Anfe
Medwick
Collins
Tigers White
Durocher
Cochrane
Frised
Gehringer
Greenberg
Cardinal
Cardinals Delancey
Goslin
Coatch
Orsatti
Dean
Rogell
Seingle
Gebrinner
Delancey
Creatti
Fox
Tigers Fox
Crowder
Genzinger
Orsalti
Tigers
Fron
Delaney
Dolack
Marberry
Owen Mn
Orsetti
Fullig
Walker
Hogsette
Passion Play Actress Becomes American Housewife
The former Mary Magdalene of Oberammergau, Klara Mayr, now Mrs. Anton Lang Jr., arrives in the United States to set up housekeeping. She finds American furniture cold-fashioned and ice cream very good, cooking at home with her Georgetown University professor husband. She dislikes dining out and plans to settle in a home with a garden.
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Sigrid Arne Washington
Oberammergau
Klara Mayr
Anton Lang, Jr
Christus
Georgetown University
Kiara Mayr
Washington
the Magdalene
Hauptmann Trial Date Set For October 11 In Lindbergh Kidnap Case
Bronx Judge James M. Barrett fixed October 11 for the Hauptmann extortion trial. Defense counsel asked 60 days to prepare, but the court denied the extension and ordered a special jury panel prepared. Hauptmann remained silent as proceedings moved forward.
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New York
James M. Barrett
Bronx
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Barrett
James M. Pawcett
Hauptmann
Samuel J. Foley
Pawcett
Amarillo Slashes City Taxes Saving $135000 Next Year
City commission approves a tax cut to 95 cents per $100 valuation, citing $135,000 savings compared with two years ago. Mayor Rogers lists beer license revenue and delinquent tax payments as factors while 1934 taxable valuation reaches $48.1 million and the budget stands at $532,454.66.
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Amarilleans
Amarillo
Rogers
Plan To Bridle More Special Terms
Fort Worth correspondent reports state representative J. C. Duvall of Tarrant County will push a bill in the next regular Texas session to limit the scope and duration of special sessions. He opposes a potential fourth special session and says the use of such sessions has been abused.
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Fort Worth
J. C. Duvall
Tarrant County
Texas
Duvall
Miriam A. Ferguson
Continue Search For Texas Army Officer
Denver patrolmen reported spotting Lieut. Col. Isaac E Titus 53 a regular army officer from Fort Bliss Texas in North Denver around 3 PM Sunday as the search for the missing officer continued. Titus disappeared Saturday and was believed dazed by witnesses.
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Denver
Colo
Isaac E.titus
Fort Bliss
Texas
Storm warning issued for Middle Gulf coast
Weather bureau advisory at 10:30 a.m. notes unsettled conditions in the Middle Gulf with weak circulation. Public on the Middle and East Gulf coasts urged to secure tonight's advances.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Middle Gulf
Middle
East Gulf Coast
President Roosevelts broadcast sparks radicalism debate
The Globe notes Arthur Brisbane on the presidents broadcast and the New Deal, pressed as crumbs of comfort for conservatives while signaling ongoing support for private enterprise amid calls for reform. A murder appeal is overruled in Austin related to a case from Williamson County. Judge Stacy invites US Steel to challenge the steel boards constitutionality in court.
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Roosevelt
Austin
Court of Criminal Appeals
W D. Burkhart
Williamson County
Burkhart
Henry James
Jesse James
Thorndale
Washington
Walter P. Stacy
National Steel Labor Board
United States Steel Corporation
Weather forecast for Amarillo and vicinity
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with possible light showers and slightly warmer tonight. West Texas partly cloudy with showers possible in the north portion tonight and Thursday. New Mexico fair tonight and Thursday cooler in the extreme south tonight. Temperature extremes reach 53 and 75 degrees.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Vanderbilt custody battle delayed by illness rumor
In New York Ort a court hearing on Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt’s custody of her daughter Floria was postponed to Friday. The delay followed unconfirmed talk of an out of court settlement and was officially attributed to illness in Nathan Burkan’s wife. Vanderbilt seeks a habeas corpus writ to regain custody from aunt Mrs. Whitney, while Whitney and Laura Morgan Warren challenge her fitness.
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New York
Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt
Supreme Court
Nathan Burkan
Vanderbilt
Prince Gottfried to sail to defend Mrs. Vanderbilt’s name
Prince Gottfried of Hohenlohe Langeburg told United Press he is seriously considering sailing to the United States to defend Mrs. Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt’s name. He said he would appear in person if necessary and noted an engagement to Vanderbilt ended due to her attachment to Gloria, now wife of his rival.
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Ives
Uwwed Press
Berlin
U.P
Prince Gottried Zu Hohenlohe - Langeburg
Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt
New York
United States
Plan to speed tree belt program across Plains
Washington reports forest service officials will push a large tree shelter belt project aided by a $1,000,000 allotment from a $75,000,000 fund. Fred Morrell, director, said Paul Roberts will oversee Lincoln, Nebraska operations to begin preliminary work next spring. The funds cover surveys seed purchases and nursery arrangements, not land acquisition at once.
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Washington
Plains States
Forest Service
Fred Morrell
Paul Roberts
Lincoln
Neb
Morrell
Technicalities Hold Off Baptist Union
Two technical objections blocked Texas Baptist groups from uniting. Representatives of the Baptist General Convention and the Baptist Missionary Association argued over unequal representation in the new constitution and the maintenance of institutions such as schools, orphanages, and hospitals.
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Dallas
Texas Baptist
Baptist General Convention
Baptist Missionary Association
Stone found guilty of murder in Dallas court
William Stone aged 18 was found guilty of murdering Aaron Jones a 75 year old man in Dallas. The jury sentenced Stone to life imprisonment.
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Dallas
William Stone
Aaron Jones
Air Growth Leadership Boosts War Air Power
Washington reports Brigadier General Westover and General MacArthur to lead revamped air forces after a major reorganization. Foulois loses power as 900 combat planes join a new mobile unit ready to deploy nationwide.
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Washington
Oscar Westover
Douglas Macek Arthur
Westover
Air Corps
Benjamin JD. Foulosis
Foulois
Eri 0
MacArthur
Mac
Order lower drought rates for rail shipments to drouth regions
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized freight reductions for railroads serving 21 western and southwestern states to lower rates on feed and live stock moving to drouth areas. The cut runs through early 1935 for feed and livestock with specified hay and other feed rate reductions set at percentages of the day rate.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Department of Agriculture
Clyde B. Atchison
Cattlemen Seek Direct Appeal to Wallace Over Buying Plan
Southwestern ranchmen plan to fly to Chicago to meet Secretary Wallace and urge purchase of 2.5 million more cattle for the drought belt. They pressed officials in Washington, hope for executive action if funds are short, and receive backing from Rep. Marvin Jones and Parry Hopkins. The delegation includes FEB Spiller and F. Mollin along with Jay Taylor.
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Drouth Belt
Chicago
Wallace
Farm Administration
Jay Taylor
Amarillo
Tex
Jones
Taylor
Marvin Jones
Texas
House Agricultural Committee
Chester Davis
AAA
Roosevelt
Parry L. Hopkins
Hopkins
Texan
Panhandle (Texas) Livestock Association
Feb. Spiller
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers’ Association
F. FE. Mollin
Denver
Colo
American National Livestock Association
Counsel Open Arguments in Joiner Trial in Dallas
Attorneys began at 2 P M in the trial over the division of the estimated 3 000 000 dollar Joiner estate of C M Joiner discoverer of the East Texas oilfield Testimony closed with Lydia A Joiner as sole witness she claimed signing a community will but it was an agreement granting her the Joiner home at Ardmore Oklahoma and 500 a month for life She said she wore no glasses when signing A defense witness contended the estate had shrunk from its earlier value
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Dallas
Lydia A. Joiner
C. M
Dad) Joiner
East Texas
Joiner
Ardmore
Okla
Air Traps Crash Blamed on Mountain Winds Near Bishop
Three army aviators died when a bombing plane wing collapsed in treacherous mountain air near Bishop California during a massed practice. Cadet Fay W Olmsted parachuted to safety after bailing out near a cliff edge. The ship went down with eight of twenty planes in Yosemite Valley region.
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March Field
Calif
Bishop
Robert B. Selff
Eleventh
Army
Langley Field
Worcester
Mass
Clifford L. Huffman
Fort Collins
Colo
Kelly Pield
Tex
Riverside
Leroy Hitchcock
Bakersfield
Chanute Field
Jane
Fay W. Olmsted
Santa Barbara
Yosemite Valley
Calles Makes Appearance in Cuernavaca Health Described Good
Former president Plutarco Elias Calles arrived in Mexico City from Monterey and visited his Cuernavaca home where his health was described as good. A Los Angeles doctor was sent, not to treat Calles, as he is not ill. The physician performed a gall bladder operation on Juan Platt, treasurer of the national railways.
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Mexico City
U.P
Plutarco Elias Callas
Monterey
Quernavaca
Los Angelees
Calles
Juan Platt
National Railways
Mae West seeks real Indian for leading man role
Mae West seeks a real Indian to star beside her in a new picture. She will tour the Sheridan Indian Institute in Riverside to see 250 braves for the part. It was rumored she also asked the Treasury for the Indian profile on old pennies.
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United Press
Hollywood
Mae West
Mar
A. Biery
Sheridan Indian Institute
Riverside
Cal
Mae
Secretary of the Treasury
Morgentheau
Allred Ouster at End Court Refuses Reopening Plea
Texas Supreme Court ends effort to place James V. Allred on the governor race ballot by upholding the ruling that campaign expenditures laws cannot bar his name. The ruling agrees with the Fourth Court of Civil Appeals that the spending limit is unconstitutional and mootness ends the case.
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Austin
James V. Allred
Supreme Court
San Antonio
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
District Court
Joe Burkett
Court of Civil Appeals
Bexar County
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