Kathryn Kelly Testimony Revels Luxury Life of Gangster Wife
Kathryn Kelly described a life of luxury with her gangster husband George Kelly amid his Urschel kidnapping plot. Cross examination revealed coercion claims, and she admitted a glamorous lifestyle funded by crime while insisting he forced her into participation. The defense and prosecutors clashed as the trial neared jury consideration.
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Oklahoma City
Kathryn Kelly
Urschel
George
Joseph B. Keenan
Vu. S
Leavenworth
Tulsa
Fort Worth
Tex
Minneapolis
Kelly
Kelly Had No Occupation “By Which He Earned An Honest Living.” Kelly
Kathryn
Charles F. Urschel
Pauline Fry
John Roberts
Enid
Edgar S. Vaught
Probe Opens Into United Air Lines Crash Killing Seven
An aviation inquiry began in Chesterton Indiana into a United Air Lines crash that killed seven aboard a trans continental flight from Cleveland to Chicago. Victims include pilots H R Tarrant and A T Ruby stewardess Alice Schreibner and passengers E M Dwyer H R Burris EK Smith and Fred Schoendorff. The wreckage burned and two other men were found buried by the impact.
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Chesterton
Ind
United Air Lines
Department of Commerce Aeronautical
H. R. Tarrant
Chicago
A T. Ruby
Alice Schreibner
Stevens Point
Wis
E. M. Dwyer
Arlington
Mass
H. R Burris
Columbus
EK. Smith
Fred Schoendorff
Cleveland
Schoendorff
Valparaiso
Tarrant
Ruby
Burris
Smith
Texas Drought Areas to Gain Emergency Road Funds
The Public Works Administration approves an 8.9 million emergency road program for Texas drought and storm zones. Texas will receive 2.67 million from PWA with the rest from the federal relief administration, expanding road work in 17 Panhandle counties, six Midland area counties, and three Lower Rio Grande Valley counties hit by a hurricane. John Wood and Rep. Marvin Jones aided the effort.
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Washington
Public Works Administration
Texas
Drouth
Federal Relief Administration
Panhandle
Midland
Lower
Rio Grand Valley
Bureau of Public Roads
John Wood
State Highway Commission
Marvin Jones
Amarillo Area Weather: Fair and Colder Tonight and Thursday
Forecast for Amarillo and surrounding area calls for fair conditions and colder temperatures tonight and Thursday. West Texas will be fair, with colder air in the northern portion tonight. New Mexico sees fair weather tonight and Thursday with light frost in the north. Temperature extremes today range from 56 to 77 degrees.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Race betting legalized in Texas by Legislature
Texas Legislature approves a bill to re legalize race track betting with dog racing excluded. TheHouse votes 108 to 19 after Senate amendments. The measure expands state fees and allocates a share to schools. Governor expected to sign soon with possible immediate effect plan debated.
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Austin
U.P
Texas
House of Representatives
Senate
Custody of Negro Charged to County
James Browder, a Black man, was arrested and transferred to county custody on theft charges. Police reported two blankets or robes found in Browder's possession were identified as stolen from Mrs. Co J Blackburn's car in the 1500 block of Polk Street.
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James Browder
Browder
Co. J. Blackburn
Polk Street
Death sentences affirmed for three in Texas cases
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed death sentences for Ira Kelly of Harris County for criminal assault Paul Mitchell of Lubbock County for armed robbery and Clarence Booker of Travis County for murder. Lester Thompson of Polk County won a retrial after reversal. Paul Mitchell was linked to the fatal shooting of Robert Thorpe during an attempted holdup in Lubbock.
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Austin
Court of Criminal Appeals
Ira Kelly
Harris County
Paul Mitchell
Lubbock County
Clarence Booker
Travis County
Lester Thompson
Polk County
Amarillo
Lubbock
Robert Thorpe
McMurry
Buddy Blanton
Thorpe
Mitchell
Ao Ik
Minister In Jonesboro Shot. Murder Charge Filed
In Jonesboro Arkansas Rev Dale S Crowley faces a first degree murder charge after janitor J W McMurdro was shot three times at the Baptist Tabernacle Crowley surrendered and is held for safety His claim of self defense follows a two month church dispute led by Crowley and a rival group led by Rev Joe Jeffers The chancery ruling recently affirmed Crowley as legal pastor and barred Jeffers faction from interfering in tabernacle activities
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Jonesboro
Ark
Dale S. Crowley
J. W. McMurdre
A. A. Tadlock
McMurdro
Crowley
Joe Jeffers
Chancery Court
Jeffers
Tabernacle
Pecora Calls Seaboard Reorg a Public Gamble
Senate inquisitor Ferdinand Pecora described Dillon, Read & Co's 1929 reorganization of the Seaboard Air Line Railroad as a public funds gamble. Clarence Dillon defended it as a straightforward business risk undertaken by the firm.
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Washington
Dillon, Read & Co
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
Ferdinand Pecora
Senate Stock Market Inquisitor
Clarence Dillon
Sabin Bank Head Dies at Home on Long Island
Charles H. Sabin chairman of the Guaranty Trust Company died at his Southampton home at 65. He was a director in 23 American corporations. His wife heads the women’s organization for repeal of prohibition and has been active in the anti‑prohibition drive.
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Herndon
Adams
English Field
Southampton
L. I
U.P
Charles H. Sabin
Guaranty Trust Company
Sabin
Women's Organization For Prohibition
A. F. O. L. fights for 30 hour week plan
Washington October 11 U P The American Federation of Labor decided to push for a compulsory 30 hour week at the next Congress session if the NRA codes cannot achieve the same result.
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Washington
U.P
American Federation of Labor
Congress
Blue Eagle Days Set in Amarillo Retail Event
In cooperation with the NRA Amarillo merchants plan Blue Eagle Days next Friday and Saturday offering prices lower than since price rises began. Free theater tickets airplane rides game tickets and gasoline are offered to shoppers. The Globe prints a display ad with event details and Thursday’s News and Globe will carry merchant messages.
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NRA
Amarillo
The
News and Globe
Fire Control Religions in Russia and U S Fire Deaths
Arthur Brisbane comments on fire safety during a Globe feature. He cites a 1933 fire prevention week, noting 7 000 deaths and 400 million dollars in losses last year and urges restrictions on non fireproof building insurance. He critiques unsafe wiring and high risks in upper floor sleeping areas. He mentions Allen, former Kansas governor, and travels through Russia to Leningrad's Anti God Institute.
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United States
Mr. Allen
Kansas
Russia
Anti-God Institute
Leningrad
Cathedral of
St. Isaacs
Liquor Setup to Be Probed by Four Agencies
President Roosevelt will direct four groups to coordinate study of liquor issues as repeal of the 18th Amendment approaches. The Justice Department State Department Internal Revenue Bureau and the Treasury will lead the inquiry to prepare machinery for lawful liquor when repeal takes effect. No plan for a special Congressional session is being considered at this time.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Justice Department
State Department
Internal Revenue Bureau
The
Treasury
Congress
Resumption of Study Assured for Cubans
In Havana on October 11 Ruben de Leon leader of Cuba's militant student directory announced definite assurance that students will lay down their arms and pick up their books. The movement's insistence on Grau remaining in the presidency was not reiterated, seen as a notable softening.
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Havana
Ruben de Leon
Cuba
de Leon
Grau
Former Pro Agent Gets Pen Sentence
Asa R Cone, ex prohibition agent and former Oklahoma A and M football player, was found guilty on three counts of impersonating a federal agent and extortion. A federal court jury sentenced him to 13 months in Leavenworth prison. Judge T M Kennerly delivered the ruling.
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Houston
Asa R Cone
Prohibition
Leavenworth
Oklahoma A
U. S
T. M. Kennerly
Three Nations Bar German Armament
The United States Great Britain and France agreed that Germany should not be permitted to rearm at the present time.
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Geneva
United States
Great Britain
France
Germany
Explosion levelled Sunset High School in Dallas district
A mysterious blast badly damaged Sunset High School in Oak Cliff Dallas injuring janitor W. Henry Franklin, 37, who was found in the hall outside the first floor. He suffered cuts and burns and was taken to Methodist Hospital. The blast, heard over a mile, occurred shortly before 5 45. Officials discussed gas buildup as a possible cause.
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Dallas
U.P
Sunset High School
Oak Cliff
W. Henry Franklin
Methodist Hospital
Franklin
City to lease grazing land for charity beef gift
Amarillo officials plan a grazing lease with R J Culwell of the Trige ranch on Word Ranch southwest of Amarillo. About 1500 1600 acres would host grazing with 30 cents per acre and cattle delivered to the Amarillo market. Proceeds go to Tack's Community Kitchens and Randall County will not tax the land while profits are donated.
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R. J. Culwell
Amarillo
Rendall County
Ross D. Rogers
Randall County
H. R Smith
Culwell
B. Orton
Canyon
Randell
Avon Eatn Tee Advertisement Sample
An eclectic classified blurb promotes an Avon Eatn tee and quick Globe-N Ads services. The message hints at sale and rental notices and urges readers to try the medium with a dial in number for Globe-News Want Ads.
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Globe-News
Texans Hear Alleged Job Sale Links to Livestock Board
Williams testified before the Texas House Appropriations Committee that he and his brother Royce collected about $2000 from selling jobs affecting the livestock sanitary commission and turned most to Dr. Jarrel of Tyler. Jarrel resigned from the commission claiming innocence amid charges.
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Austin
Hilliams
Appropriations Committee
Texas House
Royce
Livestock Sanitary Commission
Befp. Jarrel
Tyler
Jarrel
Miriam A. Ferguson
Williams
Gladewater
Gilmer
Richardson
Commission
Fort Worth
Jarre
Jarel
Panhandle to Build Highways Under $5 Million Emergency Grant
Washington approves a special emergency highway grant totaling 5 million dollars for 17 Panhandle counties including Potter Dulham Hartley Oldham Sherman Moore Hansford Hutchinson Carson Ochiltree Roberta Randall Armstrong Lipscomb Hemphill Gray Deaf Smith. Work will start within two weeks with funds split for materials equipment and supervision versus labor payroll. Preference given to unemployed relief lists. plan coordinated by Public Works Administration and National Relief Administration with Amarillo committee and Rep Marvin Jones leading the effort.
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Washington
Panhandle
Texas Highway Department
Federal Bureau of Roads
Potter
Dallam
Hartley
Oldham
Sherman
Moore
Hansford
Hutchinson
Carson
Ochiltree
Roberta
Randall
Armstrong
Lipscomb
Hemphill
Gray
Deaf Smith
Pubiic Works Administration
National Relief Administration
Highway Department
Amarillo
State Highway Department
Marvin Jones
J. M. Simpson
Wilbur C. Hawk
T. E. Johnson
Jones
Texas Granted Relief Funds For Unemployment Relief
The Public Works Administration allocated 24,846,611 dollars to 27 non federal projects in 19 states to create 176000 man months of work. Texas received 2,670,000 dollars to fund a drought relief program totaling 8.9 million dollars for highway construction. The remaining 6,230,900 dollars go to the Texas Highway Department via the Federal Emergency Relief Administration.
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Washington
Public Works Administration
State of
Texas
Texas Highway Department
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Mrs Ballard fatally shot in accident near Tyler
In Procidence near Tyler, 43 year old Mrs Tom Ballard was wounded fatally when a shotgun her husband was cleaning discharged. The coroner said he would return a verdict of accidental death tomorrow if no new evidence emerged.
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Tyler
Tom Ballard
Three Killed and Score Injured in Wide Strike Violence
Reports from across the nation detail deadly clashes and injuries as 70,000 silk workers in New York mobilize. Violence erupts in Bakersfield and Scranton with dynamite on a school porch, while Buffalo hospitalizes eleven after confrontations with Republic Steel policemen. Longshoremen on the San Francisco waterfront strike over wages add to the nationwide labor turmoil as conferees seek settlement.
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New York Area
West Virginia
Indiana
Buffalo
Bakersfield
Calif
Scranton
Republic Steel Corporation
San Francisco
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Hugh Herndon
Stratford
Carlos Reavis
Shaw
Reavis
Northwes Texas
C. J van Dusseldorp
Hague
Holland
Dusseldorp
W. A. Jones
A. W. Ter Muelen
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Pecora
S$. A. L. Venture
Chas. H. Sabin
Arthur Bribane Eh
King Feature Syndicate
Arthur Brisbane
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AVON
James E. Welsh
Irma
Miami
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