Slayers May Seek Hideout in Panhandle
West Texas officers and deputies hunted Virgil Stalcup and Clarence Brown after Sheriff Arthur was killed in Dickens County. A Shamrock search found no trace, with lookouts in Claremont Snyder and reports of possible hiding in Amarillo where Stalcup’s mother and wife reportedly live. Funeral duties paused the manhunt briefly in Dickens County.
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Amarillo
Wheeler County
Virgil Stalcup
Roy Brewer
Milton Cunningham
Clark Cain
Leo Yielding
Shamrock
Panhandle
Stalcup
Clarence Brown
W. B. Arthur
Dickens County
Starcup
Dickens
Texas
West Texas
W. R. Arthur
Here
Claremont
Snyder
Brown
Spur
Brazos River
Amarillo High School
Boston's Solid Calm in Harvard Stones and City Life
Arthur Brisbane's Globe column is noted but not the editorial stance of The Globe. Boston is described as solemn and calm, with Charles River bridge and Harvard granite floors symbolizing the city's steady character. The piece hints at topics including Harvard, New York and New Hampshire lines and a question about paying a bonus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Brisbane
America
Globe
Brisbane
Boston
Charles River
Harvard
Jones Starts On Six State Speech Tour
Congressman Marvin Jones begins an eight day, eight city tour across six states to back Democratic nominees for national offices. He speaks Woodward Oklahoma then Hayes Kansas and visits St Joseph Maryville Missouri Columbus Nebraska Omaha Galesburg Illinois and New Lexington Ohio before heading to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Jones
Democratic Party
National House
Senate
Woodward
Okla
Hayes
Kans
St. Joseph and Maryville
Columbus
Neb
Omaha
Galesburg
New Lexington
Ohio
Jones
National Democratc Campaign Committee
Portales
Clovis
N. M
Washington
Plan to End Grocer Labor Strife at A P Store Clashes
In Cleveland on October 29 the regional labor board proposed a six point peace plan to halt A P grocery closures amid a battle with organized labor. The plan aims for submission to the NLRB and approval by company officials and union leaders. Ralph Lind spearheaded the proposal as talks continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Regional Labor Board
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
Ralph Lind
National Labor Relations Board
Washington
Amarillo Bridge Team Leads Texas Tournament Honors
Panhandle players Mrs. Harry Meyers and Mrs. J B Driskell topped the Texas Bridge League Tourney, winning Best Duplicate Players in Texas after regional win. Their success earned a 10 day Mineral Wells trip and the Baker Cup, with eligibility for the national tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Harry Meyers
J. B. Driskell
Amarillo
San Antonio
Mineral Wells
Meyers
Driskell
Surprise Prosecutor Move Shocks Insull Trial
The government rested its case against Samuel Insull and 16 associates on a $143 million mail fraud case. The abrupt end followed minutes of the last board meeting of Corporation Securities Company, aimed to paint a picture of collapse and deceit. Floyd Thompson called the action double crossed while lamenting missing witnesses.
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Chicago
Samuel Insull
Insull
Corporation Securities Company
United States
Dwight H. Green
Tasull
Department of Justice
Inwall
Green
Double
Samuel Junior
Martin
Frank B. Schoeneman
Floyd KE. Thompson
Milnois Supreme Court
George Nuttin Dies Brother of Amarillo Leader
Native of Kentucky born June 9 1654 he grew up in Adair County and attended Vanderbilt University in Nashville earning bachelor and master degrees. He was praised as a scholar and gentleman and linked to Dr J E Nunn a notable Amarillo religious leader publisher and businessman.
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Kentucky
J. E. Nunn
Amarillo
West Texas
George Nuttin
Adair County
Vanderbilt University
Nashville,Tenn
Phi Beta Kappa
Illness Fatal to Dr G J Nunn Pioneer Texas Educator
Dr George J Nunn 80 educator and religious leader died at his home 1615 Tyler Street this morning. A founder of Goodnight College in 1903 and Amarillo Academy he shaped Panhandle and West Texas education. He led a Methodist Sunday school known as The Crusaders for 30 years and was a lifelong church member. Funeral services will be held at Polk Street Methodist Church Tuesday afternoon with arrangements pending.
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George J. Nunn
Tyler Street
Goodnight College
Amarillo Academy
Texas
Progress of
Crusaders
Nunn
Methodist Episcopal Church
Polk Street Methodist Church
N. &. Griggs and Bons Funeral Home
Bankers and Roosevelt face strain after bank conference
Washington reports a four day American Bankers Association meeting seen by policy makers as an administration triumph, yet signs point to strain in the banker president Roosevelt truce. Cooperation may be temporary until the human relief problem advances.
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Washington
U.P
Roosevelt
American Bankers Association
Simplified Oil Regulation Issued for Texas Producers
Norman J. Myers of the Federal Tender Board said reports by individual producers moving oil within Texas are no longer required by the federal body. Interstate pipeline firms must provide affidavits proving oil legality and show state tenders granted to producers. In Augusta Georgia Mrs John Reed Rogers formerly of Waco Texas died by jumping from an 11th floor window after consulting a physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilgore
Norman J. Myers
Federal Tender Board
Fast
Myers
Augusta
John Reed Rogers
Waco
Texas
Weather Forecast for Amarillo and Vicinity
The Amarillo area expects fair weather tonight and Tuesday with little temperature change. West Texas and New Mexico show generally fair conditions with nocturnal and Tuesday stability, temperatures peaking near 69 degrees and dipping to 46 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Mannequin Pickets Protests Over Modeling Jobs
In New York on October 29 four blondes two brunettes and one red haired models staged a picket to disrupt traffic near Mon Paris restaurant. The demonstration protested Park Avenue women taking modeling work from professional mannequins. Gertrude Mayer led the line promising a formal appeal to the Junior League and Grover Whalen on behalf of displaced workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
Mon Paris
Seven Society Midens
Park Avenue
Mile
Gertrude Mayer
Dean
Mayfair Mannequin
Senate group funds campaign against Bronson Cutting
The Democratic Senate Campaign Committee reported a $1,000 donation to New Mexico for the effort against Senator Bronson Cutting. Cutting, who broke with Hoover in 1932 to back Franklin D Roosevelt, is the target of the fundraising drive revealed in Congress filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee
New Mexico
Bronson Cutting
Herbert Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
Chinese cotton leaders threaten mill shutdown over tax hikes
In Shanghai on October 29, leaders of the Chinese cotton industry warned they would close all mills if the proposed tax increases are not canceled. The move signals rising economic pressure amid fiscal policy debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
U.P
Robinson Sr Wins Point in Nab Case
U S Commissioner Julian H Campbell ruled Thomas H Robinson Sr not liable for removal to Louisville in the Lindbergh kidnapping case connected to the abduction of Mrs Berry V Stoll. Robinson Sr a retired Nashville contractor is father of Thomas H Robinson Jr who is accused of kidnapping and holding Mrs Stoll for 50 000 ransom. He was released from a 25000 bond and no further action will be taken until federal prosecutors in Louisville confer. Frances Robinson the daughter in law held in Louisville was indicted with her father in law and awaits trial on December 3. The younger Robinson remains at liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
U.P
Julian H. Campbell
Thomas H. Robinson
Louisville
Berry V. Stoll
Robinson
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
Louisville Society
Indianapolis
Frances Robinson
Young Robinson
Liberty
Miller suit seeks trial date in embezzlement case
Arguments were heard in the Seventh Court of Civil Appeals this afternoon on Que R. Miller former Foard County sheriff aims to force District Judge W N Stokes of Vernon to set a trial date for his embezzlement of public funds case. Miller has been twice convicted and is on furlough from prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Court of Civil Appeals
Que R. Miller
Foard County
W. N. Stokes
Vernon
Miller
Gandhi Retires From Indian Nationalist Congress
Gandhi retires from Indian Nationalist Congress politics at dawn in Bombay after an 80 000 attendee farewell session. He delivers an hour long speech supporting constitutional reform, a plan later adopted by overwhelming vote. The report notes his cautious exit and lingering uncertainty about future words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Congress
Eckener urges global dirigible route with shared helium
Dr. Hugo Eckener proposed a world wide trans oceanic airship service linking Germany the United States South America and the Dutch East Indies. He urged freeing helium for international use and asked for a Lakehurst mooring mast test next year while noting profitability of a German South American line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Germany
United States
South America
Dutch East Indies
Hugo Eckener
Graf Zeppelin
Eckener
Atlantic
President's Aviation Commission
Lakehurst
N. J
Pacific Fliers Land in Hawaii
Sir Charles Kingsford Smith and Capt. P. G. Taylor completed a grueling over ocean flight leg en route from Fiji to California aboard the Lady Southern Cross. After storms and fuel concerns, Smith is perched over a gasoline can and radioing cheerful updates as they press toward Honolulu and then the mainland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Sir Charles Kingsford-Smith
Naselai Beach
Fiji
California
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Australia
P. G. Taylor
Globe Wireless
Lady Southern Cross
Suva
Fiji Islands
Lubbock Man Wounded In Estate Dispute
Obbie R. Davis, 66, was in critical condition with a stomach wound after a quarrel with his son Howell over about 5 000 dollars in property left by the elder's wife. Howell surrendered after the shooting at the sheriff's office, saying the confrontation occurred in the bathroom at his father's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Obbie R. Davis
Howell Davis
Burton
Burks
Davis
Howell
R. Davis
Plainview
Houston Man Dies Twice After Shooting
A. Munhall, 29, Houston independent oil operator, was restored to life after heart stoppage and resumed breathing but died before noon after three bullet wounds from an argument with Jim Davis, 31, a Houston aviator, who was later bound on assault to murder charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Munhall
Jim Davis
Guardsmen Guard Courthouse After Mob Fatality in Florida
In Marianna Florida guardsmen guard the courthouse after a mob fatality and threats linked to a Black victim Claud Neal. An investigation into the incident is underway amid tensions and claims of a deputy sheriff being fatally hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marianna
Fla
Claud Neal
Braniff Discontinues KC to Chicago Passenger Service
Braniff Airways Inc. announced it will end passenger service between Kansas City and Chicago, though it will continue mail flights from Chicago to Dallas. This marks a shift in regional air travel for the carrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Braniff Airways Inc
Chicago
Dallas
Renew battle on centennial
Austin October 29 An opposition to state funding for Texas centennial celebrations resurfaced in the Texas legislature Representative Harold Kaylon of San Antonio urged the Centennial commission to switch to historic pageants at notable sites The plan envisioned a central Dallas exposition with nationwide patriotic events The House state affairs committee had killed the resolution five to two Kayton won a point of order on quorum and had the measure moved to the highways and motor traffic committee, of which he is chairman See Battle Page 2
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Harold Kaylon
San Antonio
Centennial Commission
Dallas
House
Lee
Kayton
Coke Stevenson
State Affairs Committee
Committee On Highways and Motor Traffic
R. I. Young, Sr
Abilene
Furlough Granted To A C Darnell
Governor Miriam A Ferguson grants A C Darnell a 60 day furlough after the State Court of Criminal Appeals upholds his murder related conviction. Darnell, Amarillo machine shop employee, has not been jailed and remains sentenced to four years in prison for the CWA worker death in the auto crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County
Miriam A Ferguson
A. C. Darnell
Amarillo
Darnell
CWA
State Court of Criminal Appeals
For Rent Ad Delays Cost Renters A Month
The Globe-News urges readers to place a For Rent notice immediately to reach 33,000 daily readers. Delaying by a day risks losing a full month of rental exposure. Call 6262 for Act placing. 3-day and weekly bargain rates available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Globe-News
Decision in Airline Controversy Delayed
Post office department officials considered canceling the air mail contract held by Long and Harmon of Dallas. Karl A. Crowley completed hearings on complaints by Bowen Air Line and the Air Line Pilots Association. A decision likely would not be reached for several days or a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
AP Post Office Department
Long and Harmon
Dallas
Texas
Karl A. Crowley
Bowen Air Line
Air Line Pilots Association
Brownsville
Amarillo
Post Office
Bohemian poet Janko Pejnovitch ends life after debts
Yugoslavia October 29. Janko Pejnovitch, a Bohemian poet whose work drew U.S. notice decades ago, drowned himself in the Sava River after creditors pressed him. He left a long poem titled Creditors, Wipe Clean the Slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notit Brod
Yugoslavia
Janko Pejnovitch
United States
Sava
Mercury Hits New Low Mark Here On Sunday
The U S Weather Bureau reported a new season low in Mercury with 34 degrees early Sunday, two degrees above freezing, down 14 degrees from Saturday. Frost reports were uncertain, no frost seen in open Panhandle areas. Mercury then fell to 46 degrees this morning. Fair weather is forecast for tonight and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
Panhandle
Canvassers Resume Tasks in Amarillo Housing Drive
Canvassers in the city-wide house-to-house survey for the Amarillo Better Housing Campaign returned to tasks after a one-day rest. Directors praise results and Tom Cotten, general chairman, urged Amarillo homeowners to support the drive. A steering committee meeting was set for 4 pm to discuss further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Drive For Better Homes
Tom Cotten
Flag at bench marks court session in Dallas
United States District Court opened under Judge William H. Atwell with a visible flag regaining formal setting. Officials present included Tom Irby court reporter E Goss U S Marshal deputy Walter Stokes and Grover Leigh chief deputy U S Marshal from Dallas Fort Worth and Port Worth. Judge Atwell will preside for two weeks while Judge Wilson is away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Glory
United States District Court
William H. Atwell
Dallas
James C. Wilson
Fort Worth
Atwell
Arwell
Tom Irby
E. Goss
U. 8
George W. Parker
Walter Stokes
U.8
Grover 8. Leigh
Port Worth
Judge Atwell
Wilson
Arizona
New Mexico
Abilene
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Fexas Posse
Hother
Boston Democratic
Port Arthur-Beaumont
James Wilson
Cincinnati
American Federation of Labor
Tee Labor
Amarilloans
George J, Nunn
G. J. Nunn
Senate Group
Gandhi
John Maynard Lbr. Co
NRA
Ecckener
Pacific
Hawaii
Sir Charles
Phoenix Islands
Fannings
Albert Park
Griggs Ambulance
Mercury
Betch
U.S. Court
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