Demos Wield Big Stick to Force Action on Measure
A push by lawmakers prompts a major measure to move to conference for pruning. The group presses for rapid action and potential changes.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Sunday News Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1935
Page
1
Senate passes historic relief bill with silver rider
The Senate approved the administration's 4.88 billion relief measure after eight weeks of fighting, with a 68 to 16 vote. A 375 million silver rider, urged by Senator Thomas, was adopted as a procedural step to block a filibuster and is expected to be removed in conference. The plan seeks work for 3.5 million unemployed as direct aid funds taper.
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Washington
Senate
House
Thomas
Oklahoma
Garner
Carter Glass
Virginia
Woman Denies Gipsy Accusations in Oklahoma Slaying
A 23 year old mother of five from San Antonio denied in a Collin County jail cell that she is part of the gypsy group suspected in the killing of B. Wood near Bennington Oklahoma last Tuesday. Otto Pamplin identified her as seen at the Bennington gypsy camp during the attack. Sheriff John Williams of Durant Oklahoma accompanied Pamplin and left deputies at the camp to await several men who had left early. The woman said her husband left the camp to find work.
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Mckinney
Texas
Collin County
B. Wood
Bennington
Okla
Otto Pamplin
Wood
San Antonio
Pamplin
John Williams
Durant
Oklo
Clipper Plane Hop Succeeds in Trans-Pacific Readiness
The 19-ton Pan American Clipper landed on Biscayne Bay after a 2,504 mile circle flight to the Virgin Islands. Airline officials credit it with three new records including the world seaplane distance mark. The craft stayed aloft 17 hours 16 minutes and exceeded California to Honolulu distance by about 100 miles.
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Miami
Fla
Biscayne Bay
Virgin Islands
California
Honolulu
Van Zeeland Takes Charge in Belgium
Brussels March 23 Paul Van Zeeland former minister and financial expert and adviser to King Albert tonight accepted the task of forming a cabinet to succeed Georges Theunis which resigned earlier this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Paul van Zeeland
Albert
Georges Theunis
Amarillo Seeks Confederate Veterans Reunion Bid
Amarillo Texas appears best positioned to host the Confederate Veterans next reunion. Adjutant-general Harry Rene Lee said if New Orleans invitation is not confirmed soon he will accept Amarillo’s bid. A letter from Carl Hinton confirms Amarillo’s eagerness to host and begin preparations for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Amarillo
Tex
Harry Rene Lee
United Confederate Veterans
New Orleans
Texas
Helegam
Carl Hinton
Sons of the Confederate Vet
Amarillo Hopes Rise In City’s Campaign
Officials express brighter prospects for Amarillo in the statewide contest as supporters note improving momentum and votes. Continued coverage on page three outlines key factors and next steps.
Islands Step Nearer Goal
President Roosevelt signed the Philippine constitution in the White House cabinet room with Filipino delegates and Secretaries Hull and Dern watching. The action advances home rule during the 10 year period toward full independence promised 37 years ago.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hull
Dern
Mr. Roosevelt
White House
Islands
American Aviator Dies in Bogota Air Base Blast
An American pilot, Harley W. O. Carlson, was killed when a military bombing plane burned at an air base near Bogota. The incident occurred today as reports confirm Carlson perished in the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogota
Colombia
Harley W O. Carlson
Here
Used Car Dealers Raring To Trade
Used car dealers are well stocked and have cut prices to speed sales. The Amarillo merchants offer a complete selection of the best buys, urging buyers to act now. Read today’s Want Ad pages in the Sun Day News Globe.
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Amarillo Alto
Sunday News-Globe
Amarillo PWA Reservoir Under Rapid Completion
One of Amarillo's largest recent projects nears finish as the West Eighth and Crockett storage work doubles water capacity. Panhandle Construction of Lubbock builds a 209 by 190 by 20 foot twin reservoir holding 5 million gallons to meet fire insurance rules and ease property insurance costs.
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McCormick
Amarillo
PWA
West Eighth Avenue
Crockett Street
Fillmore Street
Amarillo Pwa
State Fire Insurance Commissioner's Office
Panhandle Construction Company
Lubbock
Hearing Set in Cato Case in Fort Worth
A hearing on an injunction to restrain the prosecution of Garza County Sheriff W. F. Cato for murder, connected to the February 7 Post shooting of Federal Narcotic Agent Spencer Stafford, was scheduled for April 1 in Fort Worth. The federal government seeks to block state indictments and trials already handed up by a Dallas grand jury.
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Fort Worth
W. F. Cato
Garza County
Spencer Stafford
Post
James C. Wilson
Cato
Dallas
Spring Returns as Snakes Slither from Cash Drawer
Sharon, March 23. Oscar Mehler, a shoe store manager, discovered two garter snakes in his cash drawer while ringing up a sale. He investigates to find a practical joker behind the prank.
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Sharon
Oscar Mehler
Mehler
Blood Stains on Hammer Testify in Hamlin Murder Trial
City Chemist Jack White identified stains on the hammer used in the alleged slaying of a wife at 01 Virginia Street but could not confirm it as human blood. George S. Hamlin, on trial for his life, pleads insanity. defense argues the blood might be animal due to absence of white corpuscles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Hamlin
Virginia Street
Jack White
Wyatt
Miller
Runaway Army Plane Crash Kills Mechanic in California
A U S Army aircraft at Hamilton field suddenly lurched into movement during repairs. It crashed before it could be halted, killing mechanic Sam M. Woolard, 33, and wounding another worker. The incident occurred in San Rafael, California, on March 23.
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San Rafael
Calif
Hamilton Field
Sam M. Woolard
Pig sow breaches contract in Kansas corn-hog plan
In Garden City Kansas on March 23 Carl Sever notes that a red and white sow owned by Henry Wallace violated a corn-hog production contract for the third time. The sow previously produced 19 pigs, 24 percent over, then 17 more, and recently 20 piglets, undermining Wallace's reduction program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Kas
Henry Wallace
Carl Sever
Mr. Wallace
Unity of Purpose Amid Arms Crisis by Three Nations
England France and Italy pledged complete unity in facing the German arms crisis. The Paris meeting aimed to prepare for Anglo German talks in Berlin while surveying ground, with Eden Simon Laval Savich confirming exploratory aims and unity of purpose across London Paris and Rome.
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England
France
Italy
Associated Press
Paris
Britain
Berlin
League of Nations
Anthony Eden
John Simon
Great Britain
Pierre Laval
Germany
Fulvio Savich
Kinine
Thaly
Benita Mupselini
Biefoiurs
Tri-Partive Pariey
Commons
Eden
Adolph Hitler
Pon
London
Ruin
Aden
Moscow
Warsaw
Praha
Army Pilot Dies in Final Power Dive Over New Grumman Ship
James H. Collins famed test pilot and classmate of Lindbergh at Brooks and Kelly Fields perished in a last power dive near Farmingdale New York He had planned to retire from flying to become an aviation writer The navy investigators described the dive as the tenth and final test of a mysterious plane when the craft broke apart killing Collins outright He reportedly asked bystanders to pull him free but said never mind wiping my face I am done His wife and young son had recently moved to Garden City New York
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Collins
Charles A. Lindbergh
Brooks and Kelly Fields
Texas
Navy
Andrew Chinkley
Oklahoma City
Garden City
Rangers Raid in Austin Seizes 3000 Bottles of Liquor
Texas Rangers aided by local officers conducted five raids in Austin as part of a governor's campaign against gambling and liquor seizing more than 3000 bottles valued at 6000 dollars. A majority were taken in a South Austin residence with 2000 bottles. C F Steiner's son T C Buck is tied to a prior charge. Other raids recovered smaller quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas Rangers
South Austin
Justice Court
C. F. Steiner
T. C.buck
Steiner
Rangers
Rev Gaston Foote Reported Improved After Crash
Wichita Falls report says Rev. Gaston Foote of Pampa showed improvement tonight after a highway crash that left him critically injured with scalp wounds a brain concussion and lung injury. He was returning from a Methodist conference at Fort Worth with two other Pampa ministers. the others escaped serious injury.
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Wichita Falls
Gaston Foote
Pampa
Foote
Amarillo
Fort Worth
Train Collides With Car Killing Two Teens at Crossing
In Independence Missouri Pacific passenger train struck a car at a grade crossing last night, killing John Stevenson 21 and Glenn Bowling 19, both residents of Independence.
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Independence
Mar
Missouri Pacific
John Stevenson
Glenn Bowling
Frreenat and Weather Fragments Across Amarilla Area
Partly cloudy and unsettled conditions expected Sunday across Amarilla and western Texas. Forecast shows southeast portions with unsettled skies and similar partly cloudy trends extending into New Mexico regions. The report includes fragmented timing and measures, noting hour marks and a distant 44 inch reference tied to yesterday’s totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarilla
Yiermity
Sanday
Texas
New Mexico
Yesterlas
Soil in Good Shape After Soaking Panhandle Rains
Parched lands across the Central Panhandle received heavy showers and scattered hail as rain expanded moisture into the Plains. The South Plains and East Panhandle saw late Friday moisture, while the Northwest Panhandle remained dry with no rainfall reported in counties including Dal lam and Hartley.
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South Plains
East Panhandle
Panehandle
Plains
Dallam
Hartley
Sherman
Moore
Hansford
Northwest Panhandle
Moisture Map Covers Amarillo to Clovis Rainfall
Weather map shows amounts from a quarter to half an inch across Amarillo to Clovis with light showers to two inches toward Wildorado. Amarillo to McLean and east of Mobeetie report good rains, while Claude and Clarendon see an inch and a quarter respectively. Memphis area reports heavy rain. Lubbock records eight tenths. Local South Plains points receive tenth to one inch.
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Amarillo
Clovis
Wildorado
Miami
McLean
Mobeetie
Clarendon
Claude
Memphis
Plains section reports moisture and scattered showers
Local showers forecast to continue today bringing additional rainfall to scattered parts of the Panhandle. Heil says the rain caused practically no damage though ground was whitened by half inch stones in many places. Spring officially arrived Thursday as storms revived familiar scenes in Amarillo.
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Panhandle
Heil
Amarillo
Amarillo's Mary McCormic Plans Home Folks Concert
Amarillo soprano Mary McCormic prepares a personal program for a Home Folks concert at Municipal Auditorium next Friday. She selects songs from hundreds of requests and offers popular prices 75 and 50 cents. Tickets and seat selections available via The Globe-News office with reservations urged by Tri-State Fair Association president Wilbur C. Hawk.
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Mary McCormic
Amarillo
Municipal Auditorium
Grand Opera
Lois Black
Globe-News
McCormic
Tri-State Fair Association
Wilbur C. Hawk
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Eutral Panhandle
Hamlin
Atlantic Air Service
van Zeeland
Belgium
Hinton Amarillo
Philippine
Lubbock Law Firm
Grady Havlewood
Sivesese Maree A
Leeritatein
Northwest Counties
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