Handwriting expert testifies in Hauptmann extradition case
In New Jersey’s bid to extradite Bruno Hauptmann for the Lindbergh baby murder, handwriting expert Albert B Osborne testified that ransom notes match Hauptmann. Osborne described the notes as a potential confession and explained writing errors and line patterns to judge authorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Supreme Court
New Jersey
Hauptmann
Albert 8. Osborne
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Osborne
James M. Fawcett
David Wilentz
Fawcett
Sunshine and Snow to His Widow A Servile Race
Column by Arthur Brisbane notes Sunshine and Snow and discusses inflation and Florida sunshine. Col. Frank B Shutts of Miami promotes vitamins from actinic rays and announces 80 000 American Legion members will stay 70 000 beds for upcoming Miami visit. He owns the Miami Herald. See TODAY Page 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
Snow
New England
New York
United States
Frank B. Shutts
Miami
Florida
American Legion
Miami Harbor
Miners End Hunger Strike After 110 Hours in Hungary
Twelve hundred miners at Pecs return from a 110 hour self imposed imprisonment. They suffered gas poisoning and exhaustion but emerge victorious with a winter bonus of 3.00 dollars and a Christmas bonus of equal amount. Soldiers and families greet them. some men were tied to posts to restrain self harm.
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Pecs
Hungary
Janos Estergalyos
Estergalyos
Lindbergh urges limit on airline officials blacklist
Washington reports Pi Col Charles Lindbergh testifying before the President's aviation commission. He condemns the post office blacklist on former air mail executives as a discouraging factor and argues for minimal regulation, a separate aviation commission, and early transoceanic mail routes with crewed flights and flexible schedules. He opposes a permanent subsidy but says government aid may be needed temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
President's Aviation Commission Today
Post Office Department
Farley
Brown
Lindbergh
Com
Clark Howell
Jerome Hunsaker
Aviation Commission
Typhoon costs Manila many lives and dollars
A typhoon's toll grows as at least 10 people drown in Manila area districts. An unidentified American died in the San Juan River. Gov Gen Frank Murphy heads relief efforts while a cutter bound for Olonfapo is missing. Winds neared 160 mph as rains persist and Manila begins recovery.
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Manila
P. I
San Juan
Acayat
Olonfapo
Frank Murphy
Philippines
Ickes Denies Roosevelt Charge He Sold Out
Secretary of the Interior Harold L. Ickes defended his record against Theodore Roosevelt's accusation that he had sold out. Ickes, then listed as a Republican when joining the Roosevelt cabinet, called Roosevelt an expert at selling out in reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harold L. Ikes
Theodore Roosevelt
House Moves for Tax Relief in Delinquent Tax Bill
The Texas House moved to force Senate action on a delinquent taxes bill to remit penalties and interest. The House kept other bills from debate until progress was made, while a proposed tax relief measure for the Brazos River district was withdrawn. The Senate sat 13 minutes as the House adjourned after a short session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Brazos River Conservation and Reclamation
Boop a Doop Girl to Seek Divorce
Max Hoffman Jr states Helen Kane the boop a doop girl will file for divorce. He confirms their separation and that she plans to sue soon, adding he will not contest. The couple wed February 1 1933 in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Calif
Max Hoffman
Helen Kane
Hoffman
Gertrude Hoffman
Helen
Miss Kane
Washington, D. C
Opportunity Days Boost Amarillo Circus Bargains and Prizes
Amarillo merchants unveil Opportunity Days as a semi annual event running Wednesday and Thursday. Shoppers collect sales slips for prizes including circus tickets gas rebates theater tickets and jumbo ice cream sodas. A parade and concert by the Amarillo High School band accompany the shopping spree and circus arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Opportunity Days
Polk Street
Rolla Townsend
Amarillo Credit Association
The
Globe
Amarillo High School
Turman Divorce Deliberations Move to Jurors
Mrs. L. C. Turman denies any affair with Weldon Mason as jurors begin deliberations in a Fort Worth divorce suit. The case cites alleged cruelty by L. C. Turman, a former Fort Worth oilman, with Mason once named as a possible associate.
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Fort Worth
L. C. Turman
Weldon
Speedy) Mason
Southern Methodist University
Mason
Idaho Springs
Colo
Texas Farmers Back 1935 Corn Hog Plan and 1936 Grain Livestock Pact
Extension officials report Texas farmers favor an adjustment program for corn and hogs in 1935 and a one contract per farm grains and live stock scheme in 1936. Referendum across 180 counties showed 17 048 to 1 838 for corn hog and 13 778 to 4 330 for the grain livestock proposal.
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College Station
Texas
Washington
Death Claims Consul at Gibraltar at Age 62
Richard L. Sprague United States consul at Gibraltar died today after a diabetes attack and emergency operation earlier this month. The post has been held by his family for 102 years. He was 62.
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Gibraltar
Richard L.sprague
United States
Sprague
Amarillo Weather: Cooler Tonight Through Wednesday With Showers
Forecast for Amarillo and vicinity calls for cooler temperatures tonight and Wednesday with likely light local showers. West Texas shows partly cloudy to cloudy skies with possible rain and cooler air. New Mexico mostly fair in the south and unsettled in the north tonight and Wednesday, cooler in the east tonight. Temperature extremes reach 57 to 78 degrees by 1 o'clock.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Panhandle
New Mexico
From Birth To Death All Here In Amarillo
A humorous piece traces a boy's growth in Amarillo listing the town’s 67 physicians 33 nurses 144 grocers nine optometrists 43 churches 32 schools 13 parks 17 second hand stores and 122 restaurants as his family navigates life from birth toward adulthood.
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Mother
Dad
Amarillo
Weatherman predicts light drizzle in Panhandle region
Weather outlook on page two notes possible light rainfall in the Panhandle for the next 24 hours with moisture expected to be very slight. Collman forecasts mists or light drizzle as clouds gather after a strong wind storm yesterday. Wind speeds reached 50 mph in the area.
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Panhandle
Collman
Witnesses Say Fair Trial Possible in Huey Case at Stinnett
In Stinnett sixteen Hutchinson County residents testified they believed a fair jury could be found in the county for Arthur Huey murder trial. Defense witnesses included former Borger officials and local citizens, while District Attorney McConnell questioned venue change claims amid pretrial hearings before Judge E. J. Pickens. The gallery included Huey and his wife with Borger family members present.
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Huey
Stinnett
Globe
Hutchinson County
Arthur Huey
E. J. Pickens
W. L. McConnell
Ted McConahey
Huber Carbon
Borger
A. P. Borger
A. P. Borger, Founder of the City of
Cecil Ragland
Morro Castle findings blame crew for loss of 132 lives
United States steamboat service board of inquiry reports negligence by Captain Warms and four officers in the Morro Castle fire. The preliminary findings name Chief Engineer Eben Abbott Second Officer Clarence Hackney Third Officer Harold Hansen and First Assistant Engineer Antonio R Bulla as negligent while offering no cause or responsibility for the blaze. In Louisville The Times reports Alice Speed Stoll alive and possibly to be freed within 24 hours amid ransom payment and ongoing police activity with an intermediary connection to Frederic M Backett suspected.
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New York
Board of
United States Steamboat Service
William FP. Warms
Morro Castle
Karl C. Neilsen
James Smith
Eben 8. Abbott
Clarence Hackney
Harold Hansen
Antonio R. Bulla
Louisville
Louisville Times
Alice Speed Stoll
The
Times
Buddy
Upper River Road
Frederic M. Backett
Germany
Stoll
Sackett
George Stoll
Bandits Loot City Treasurer's Office in Brockton Heist
Three armed bandits raided the Brockton city treasurer's office this morning, overpowered a police officer, seized a riot gun, and escaped with 12811 dollars.
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Brocton
Mass
Brockton
Mrs Lamar Estes Dies at 92 in Nacogdoches
The body of Mrs. Lamar Estes, 92, a relative of Mirabeau B. Lamar, second president of Texas, was sent to Leesburg Camp County for burial after dying at her home in Nacogdoches. The death occurred yesterday.
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Lamar Estes
Nacogdoches
Tex
Mirabeau B. Lamar
Texas
Leesburg
Camp County
Traffic safety plea for Amarillo motorists
The Globe announces a series of traffic law notices to educate drivers and pedestrians. It cites reckless driving on Polk Street and urges careful, law abiding behavior to reduce accidents and promote a wreck prevention record.
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Amarillo
Polk Street
The
Globe
Refuse Convicts To Scientist for Back-to-Life Test
BERKELEY Calif Oct 16 Dr RobertE Cornish seeks a dead convict for back to life experiments after dogs only. Authorities in Nevada Arizona Colorado reject help citing state laws and refusals. Warden Roy West Canon City says experiment impossible under Colorado law. Acting Governor Morley Griswold Nevada unavailable for comment.
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Berkeley
Calif
Robert BE. Cornish
Nevada
Arizona
Colorado
Cornish
KR. B. Moeur
Roy West
Canon City
Morley Griswold
Dempsey Invests in Oil Wealth Tale From Texas Field
Gladewater Texas report says Jack Dempsey paid 400 dollars to discover he owned a stake in an oil gusher linked to the Thigpen No 1 well near Mansfield Louisiana. The tale includes his pal Bobby Manziel once a bantamweight contender and their shared early earnings in boxing.
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Gladewater
Tex
U.P
Jack Dempsey
Mansfield
Bobby Manziel
Manziel
East Texas Oil Field
Amarillon in Hospital After Crash
Vernon October 16 up r A Luttrell 26 of Amarillo formerly of Dallas was in a hospital today with critical injuries after his automobile overturned near here His head injuries were severe and a companion was hurt less seriously both were unconscious upon arrival Luttrell formerly worked for Saunders Implement Company as a collector The Luttrells lived at 1600 Line Avenue and neighbors said the children left with Mrs Luttrell last night for Vernon
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Vernon
R. A. Luttrell
Amarillo
Dallas
Luttrell
Saunders Implement Company
Luttrells
1600
Line Avenue
Talking Dog Princess Jacqueline Dies in Maine
Princess Jacqueline the talking French bulldog, reputed to have a 20 word vocabulary, died of pneumonia at age 10 in Waterville Maine. Johns Hopkins researchers noted vocal cords like humans and she once earned $100 per vaudeville show.
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Waterville
Princess Jacqueline
Mabel A. Robinson
Jacqueline
Knight Dunlap
Johns Hopkins University
Johns Hopkins
Bangor
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Glover
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