Kidnap Suspect Thompson Robinson Still At Large In Flight
Springfield dispatch reports Thomas H. Robinson Jr. evading justice after abducting Mrs. Alice Speed Stoll in Indianapolis. Agents pursue clues across Dayton and Cincinnati while his wife Frances and father Thomas H. Robinson Sr. face charges. Sheriff notes Robison left Springfield after a brief stop to shave.
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Springfield
Alice Speed Stoll
Department of Justice
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
Indianapolis
Louisville
Dayton
Melvin Purvis
John Dillinger
Purvis
Cincinnati
Robinson
Federal Reserve
Berry V. Stoll
Frances Althauser Robinson
Thomas H. Robinson, Sr
Nashville
Edna Dearwester
West Texas State Teachers College Silver Jubilee Opens
Canyon October 19 West Texas State Teachers College celebrated its 25th birthday with a two day Silver Jubilee drawing hundreds of ex students from 1910 to present. Dr J A Hill spoke of future happiness for children. The program included luncheons teas tours and museum visits with Ruth Bryan Owen to speak tomorrow and a Buffaloes versus McMurry clash at 2 30.
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Canyon
West Texas State Teachers College
J. A. Hill
College Cafe
John E. Hill
Amarillo
Board of
Regents of
the College
Phebe K. Warner
Claude
Federated Women's Clubs
Henry Paulus
Yoakum
Regents
Walter
Denmark
Buffaloes
McMurry College
Burton Gym
Guy Rogers
Wichita Falls
W. J. Rattikin
Fort Worth
Carl Perlman
Memphis
Ernest Cabe, Jr
Pampa
R. B. Cousins, Jr
Austin
Throng in Gallery Demands Immediate Relief in Austin
In Austin on Oct 19 Travis County relief clients crowded the Texas Senate galleries to protest relief administrative technicalities and expulsions from relief rolls. Spokesmen June C. Harris Rev M A Gary and W H Roberts urged investigation into relief spending and adequacy of meals for distressed families amid calls for urgent action today.
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Austin
Travis County
Texas Senate
Relief Administration
June C. Harris
Austin Stotrney
M. A. Gary
Cavalry Baptist Church
W. H Roberts
Board of Control
Harris
Gary
Perry Luth
House
Relief funding split risks unrest and violence warning
United Press reports officials warn that inadequate winter relief could trigger destitution and violence across the United States. Debates center on wage scales for emergency public works with sub union pay opposed by labor and CCC advocates cited as effective, while conservatives warn of dole versus jobs and broader New Deal planning.
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United Prose
Washington
Get
United States
PWA
Roosevelt
United Press
Willaim A. Green
A. F. of L
Housing Administration
State to Get Ten New CCC Winter Camps
The Civilian Conservation Corps will operate 53 camps in Texas from October 1 to December 31, up from 43 in the prior quarter. Five camps will serve drought relief in western Texas at Castelon, Big Spring, Hereford, Toyahville, and Ysleta, with the remaining 48 located in cities including Houston, Galveston, Tyler, Fort Worth, San Antonio, and Dallas suburbs.
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Washington
Texas
Castelon
Brewster County
Big Spring
Hereford
Toyahville
Reeves County
Ysleta
el Paso
Willis
Ratcliff
Houston County
Zavalla
Center
Pineland
Sabine County
Kirbyville
Maydelle
Cherokee County
Honey Island
Hardin County
Woodville
Lufkin
Neches
Trinity
Eoakhurst
San Jacinto County
Livingston
Conroe
Farmersville
Woden
Nacogdoches County
Groveton
Jasper
Cleveland
Huntsville
Bowie
Belton
Taylor
Program Given For Sunday Bible Class
The T. Newton Hill Bible Class of the First Christian Church will be entertained Sunday morning by Miss Evelyn Wiley and John Wiley from the Dave Derd en School of Music. H. A. Shaw and Miss Doris Shaw lead singing while Dr. R. C. Snodgrass and Judge W. E. Gee teach the Bible lesson. Class meets in the church’s new stone unit at 9 40.
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T. Newton Hill Bible
First Christian Church
Evelyn Wiley
John Wiley
Dave Derden School of Music
H. A. Shaw
Doris Shaw
R. C. Snodgrass
W. E.gee
New Stone
Death of John Wall noted by Amarillo editor
John Wall an Amarillo resident and prolific writer died of cancer in Oakland California at age 71. He edited and wrote for Scripps Howard papers in Cleveland New York and San Francisco and owned Wall Printing Shop. He was a friend of Damon Runyon and Grantland Rice and produced fiction for syndicates. He was 71. The Panhandle region faces a forthcoming rainy spell with forecasts of showers tonight and Saturday and possible heavy rainfall late weekend.
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John Wall
Amarillo
Oakland
Calif
Wall
Scripps-Howard
Cleveland
New York
San Francisco
Damon Runyon
Grantland Rice
Panhandle
Los Angeles
California
Collman
Arms salesmen in jeopardy fear for agents in South America
Senate investigators were told the lives of American arms salesmen in South America were in danger as private reports warned that agents’ safety could be compromised once their methods were exposed. The probe has linked bribery to South American deals and withheld letters amid fears of riots.
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Washington
Senate
South America
Stephen Raushenbush
Senate Munitions Committee
Raushenbrush
German World War I Field Marshal Von Kluck Dies at 88
Berlin reports the death of Gen Field Marshal Alexander von Kluck at age 88 from senility. He commanded the German first army at the Marne and Paris advance, fought in 1866 and 1870 wars, led troops at Maubeuge and St Quentin, and later served as inspector general before retirement in 1916.
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Berlin
U.P
Alexander von Kluck
Imperial General Staff
von Kluck
Munster
Eighth Army
Maubeuge
Marne
Roosevelt Visits Virginia for Veterans Hospital Dedication
President Roosevelt travels to Roanoke Virginia to dedicate a new 1 700 000 veterans hospital the first he authorized as president. He aims to reassure disabled war veterans while avoiding direct talk on the pending bonus issue. He is accompanied by General Frank T Hines head of the veterans administration.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Virginia
America
Roanoke
Prank T. Hines
Veterans Administration
Hines
Vanity and crime mix in 1934 news from The Globe
Arthur Brisbane argues against pauper voting while President Roosevelt denounces it as un-American. The column also recalls King Alexander's vanity and a kidnapping case in which Mrs Stoll was returned and a leniency plea linked to Mrs Frances Robinson. See TODAY Page 9 Griggs Ambulance.
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Roosevelt
Weather forecast for Amarillo and vicinity
Forecast shows showers tonight and Saturday in Amarillo area. West Texas expected partly to mostly cloudy with possible local rain in the north and east tonight and Saturday. New Mexico mainly fair with cooler conditions tonight and Saturday in the southeast and east portions. Temperatures today range from 62 to 76 degrees.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Stop Signals Save Drivers at City Intersections
A compact city note mocks stop signs at cross streets while recounting a two car crash at Tenth and Harrison. It contrasts dated cautions with a cartoonish tale of Johnnie Speedway and Millie Thrill seeker, ending with a punchy reminder to obey signals.
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Algamated Corp
Johnnie Speedway
Millie Thrillseeker
Johnnie
Mr. Speedway
Tenth
Harrison
Hauptmann Fights to Prove Lindbergh Kidnapping Alibi
New York October 19. New alibi evidence claims Bruno Hauptmann did not work at the Majestic Apartments on the Lindbergh baby kidnapping day. Affidavits from Joseph M. Furcht and E V C Pescia support Hauptmann’s defense and may delay his transfer to New Jersey for trial.
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New York
U.P
Bruno R. Hauptmann
Majestic Apartments
Lindberg
Hauptmann
Appellate Division
New York State Supreme Court
New Jersey
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Joseph M. Furcht
New York Welfare Department
E. V. C. Pescia
Purcht
Majestic
Jeans Gomez Fatally Shot Near Home in Nacogdoches
In Nacogdoches on October 18 Jeans Gomez aged 30 was shot and killed as he started a walk with a companion. Dick Lazerine surrendered to Sheriff Carl Butler and was held in the jail pending examining trial.
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Nacogdoches
Jeans Gomez
Dick Lazerine
Carl Butler
Lazerine
Grid-Graph Game Postponed by Wire Facilities Issue
The Amarillo Golden Sandies game with Norman Oklahoma tonight is postponed due to lack of wire facilities at the field. The Sandies open conference play at Borger next Friday night. Globe News will provide quarter by quarter scores as reports become available.
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Amarillo Golden Sandies
Norman
Okla
Sandies
Borger
O. L
Ted) Taylor
Tri-State Fair
Globe News Sports Department
Yugoslavia Amnesties Croatian Leaders Amid Border Tension
An unconfirmed report says Yugoslavia concentrates troops on the Hungarian border amid rising tensions. Four former Croatian leaders Kalasona Koro shtz Julevec Nacetcia and Obrivec are freed from a government ban signaling a potential broad amnesty and a shift in internal policy.
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Maribor
Yugoslavia
Alexander
Koroshetz
Julevec
Natlacea
Obrivec
Solvenian
Self Defense Plea Frees Woman Killer
Mrs. Wilma Ann Harrison age 30 was acquitted of murder in Wichita Falls after a self defense defense. She shot Mrs. Cora Hawthorne in a downtown department store on August 4 after Hawthorne allegedly reached for a heavy bottle during a meeting with Harrison’s estranged husband. The jury reached a verdict on the third ballot.
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Wichita Falls
Wilma Ann Harrison
Cora Hawthorne
Cleburne Man Convicted in May Station Slaying
Ikey Weatherred was found guilty of murder in the ambush killing of John Green a Cleburne filling station operator last May. The jury deliberated 17 hours and recommended eight years' imprisonment with defense planning an appeal.
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Cleburne
Ikey Weatherred
John Green
Weatherred
Green
Delegates Named To Texas Bridge Tournament
Mrs. Harry Meyers and Mrs. J. B. Driskell will represent the Panhandle in the Texas Bridge Tournament in San Antonio next week. They won the local and regional events after a three way tie, finishing first on cumulative score ahead of Buford Avery and Dr. Frank Jones of Amarillo and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Martin of Plainview. John Maynard Lor Co Ph 5265 for NRA remodeling and HOLC repair plans.
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Harry Meyers
J. B. Driskell
Panhandle
San Antonio
Buford Avery
Frank Jones
Amarillo
W. A. Maretin
Plainview
O. Henry Memorial House Opens in Austin Park
Austin crowds honor the author as the tiny gray house in a green park is refurbished as a museum. The moving of the structure from its original lot and the impromptu speakers heighten a night of tribute to William Sydney Porter, known as O Henry.
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Austin
O. Henry
William Bidney Porter
Will Porter
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Diet Records
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CCC
Hollywood Reports
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Nelson Eddy
Here
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Weather Bureau
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Arthur Brisbane
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Glove Thev
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Globe
Marseille
Griggs Ambulance
Gaston
England
Hollywood
Ida Lupino
John Maynard Lor, Co
NRA
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