Borger murder suspect surrenders after long escape
Joseph Malin Jr. 38 of Borger, accused of fatally shooting W. Roy Owings last Tuesday, hitchhiked from near Amarillo to surrender to Sheriff Jim Crane. He waived preliminary hearing, asked for no bond, and is jailed at Stinnett for the April grand jury. The surrender was arranged by Ben H. Stokes.
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Sunday News Globe
Borger
Joseph Malin, Jr
W. Roy Owings
Here
Amarillo
Jim Crane
Sanford
Malin
Jim Miller
Stinnett
Ben H. Stokes
Borger Music
Stokes
Crane
Baby kidnapping hunt intensifies in Lindbergh case
A rum runner told a Lindbergh representative that Harry Fleischer and Abie Wagner were the men seen March 2 on a boat with a baby aboard. The witness identified the suspects from photos and offered to share details only with Lindbergh. State police learned of the visit later in the day.
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Hopewell
N. J
Harry Fleischer
Abie Wagner
Charles A. Lindbergh
Colonel Lindbergh
Fleischer and Wagner
Col. H. Norman Schwarzkopf
War probes split to inspect Shanghai damage
Members of the League of Nations Hurian commission divided into two groups to continue Shanghai battle area inspections and will reunite at Nanking. French and German commissioners traveled to Hangchow to view damage from Japanese air raids and planned to motor to Nanking. The others started for Nanking on a river steamer.
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Shanghai
League of Nations I
Hurian Commission
Ato
Shanghai Battle Arc
Nanking
Hangchow
Chiang Kai-Shek
Pach
Easter Sunrise Message Across Christendom
Across a world in economic woes and turmoil the Easter message of joy and hope spread at sunrise. Black skies and rain greeted many cities as cathedrals and cottages observed the holiday.
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Associated Press
Fair Easter Sunday Prospects After Rain
Weather forecast called for fair Easter Sunday after intermittent showers. Amarillo churches expected record attendance with special services planned as mild conditions were forecast and a sun setting clear.
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Amarillo
Easter Fire and Blessings Mark Lent's End in Rome
Amid solemn rites Cardinal Pacelli lit the Easter fire at St. Peter's and blessed the Paschal candle. Bells rang across Rome's churches as priests distributed blessings in Italian cities. In Florence the sacred cart procession proceeded through the city square.
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Rome
Cardinal Pacelli
St. Peter’s
Florence
Injunction Denied Against Travel Bureaus in Court
In the 108th district court the petition to enjoin travel bureaus was denied as no law violation was shown. Initially six bureaus were named though several had ceased operating before the hearing.
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108Th District Court
Weather forecast for Amarillo and West Texas region
The forecast calls for Sunday fair conditions in Amarillo and vicinity, with West Texas largely partly cloudy and cooler in the southern areas. New Mexico is generally fair, with sunny conditions. Yesterday’s temperatures ranged from mid 40s to mid 60s, with a 0.02 inch precipitation in the last 24 hours. The outlook for the Southern Plains and West Gulf states predicts mostly fair and cool weather early, with showers and warmer temperatures later in the week.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
M.aroesess
Southern Plains
West Gulf States
Radicals Led by Redheaded Girl Clash With Police
A march on the Japanese embassy in Washington led by a redheaded, high tempered girl ended in a brief battle with police. Joan Hardy of Baltimore led the demonstrators who were arrested for parading without a permit and disorderly conduct.
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Washington
H. L. Morton
Joan Hardy
Baltimore
Morton
White House
Capitol
Stinnett Bank Suspect Held in Borger
H C Holder 37 a laborer was brought from McLeod Oklahoma and charged with robbery with firearms in the March 15 First State Bank Stinnett robbery where 5800 was taken by two unmasked men. A man in Stinnett county jail at Nara Visa New Mexico faces related charges, with two more suspects sought. Holder admitted to carrying 420 dollars. extradition was waived. The Borger Herald reported holder and Joseph Malin Jr in murder case were headline news.
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Sunday News Globe
Borger
H. C. Holder
McLeod
Okla
First State Bank
Stinnett
Holder
Jim Crane
Nara Visa
N. M
Crane
Bert Bryan
Jack Givens
Tucumcari
Dalhart
Joseph Malin
Automobile Agency
Borger Herald
Frank Roddy Granted New Trial In Three Year Sentence
Amarillo man Frank Roddy, who with Horace Wells faced a three year term for taking 14 cases of cigarettes from a railway depot last August, won a new trial Saturday in 47th district court. Wilson Carroll testified at Roddy's trial and was viewed as an accomplice, though he was not indicted. Roddy also carries a separate three year burglary sentence in New Mexico.
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Frank Roddy
Amarilloan
Horace Wells
47Th District Court
Roddy
Wilson Carroll
Carroll
New Mexico
Suspect Admits Killing Ruth Youngblood in Front of Train
Arkansas police said a man confessed to throwing 19 year old Ruth Youngblood a Magnolia A and M college student in front of a train after an assault and head blow with a rock. The confession followed the arrest after the girl’s purse was found in a box car.
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Eldorado
Ark
Ruth Youngblood
Magnolia A. & M
One-Time Hall County Sheriff Convicted In Fee Extortion Case
S A Christian former Hall County sheriff was convicted on extortion charges tied to state fee collections while in office. A Travis County jury set his sentence at two years. a new trial motion was filed. Several Texas sheriffs face similar charges as investigations into fee remuneration continue.
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Hall County
Austin
S. A. Christian
Travis County
Texas
Woody Townsend
Bastrop County
Clint D. Lewis
Burleson County
Court of Criminal Appeals
John J. Burttschell
Lee County
John H. Bigham
Bell County
A. J. Remmert
Austin County
H. H. Burns
Shelby County
Texas Senate
Army Involvement With Border Raiders Questioned
Luna County officers deem U S troops unnecessary for border raids. Mayor Ravel of Columbus urged Fort Bliss patrols after a ranch raid. Adjutant General Wood said Sheriff Thorne assured local officials could handle outlaws without federal aid.
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N. M
United States
Mexico
Luna County
Louis Ravel
Columbus
Fort Bliss
Adjt
Osborne C. Wood
Jess Thorne
Ravel
Arthur Seligman
Bystander Slain as Harlem Gangshooting Rages at Connie's Inn
In Harlem early today a fusillade outside Connie's Inn on Seventh Avenue and 131st Street killed bystander Mrs. Lulu Willis and wounded Gerald Conroy and John Dempsey. Assistant Chief Inspector John J. Sullivan linked the incident to the Little Italy baby killing last summer and claimed Conroy participated with Vincent Coll in that slaying. Conroy allegedly planned to kidnap the Connie's Inn owner after a recent demand for money. Detectives said Conroy and a companion arrived by taxi before the ambush.
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Harlem
Little Italy
Connie’s Inn
Seventh Avenue
131St St
Lulu Willis
Gerald Conroy
John Dempsey
Conroy
Dempsey
John J. Sullivan
Vincent Coll
Michael Wengall
Coll
Connie's Inn
Billy Thomas
River Jordan Water Used in Presbyterian Baptism Rite
Water from the River Jordan will anoint the heads of infants at a Central Presbyterian Church baptismal service this Easter at 2 30 pm. Mrs. Edward W Hardin recently returned from a world tour brought water for the rite. Infants are also baptized at Christmas Sunday.
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River Jordan
Jordan
Amarillon
Central Presbyterian Church
Edward W. Hardin
Presbyterian Church
Think Cutting 15GOP Choice in New Mexico
In Santa Fe New Mexico Republicans meet to pick nine delegates to the national convention a national committeeman and committeewoman. They expect United States Senator Bronson Cutting to win the national committeeman post as Ed Sargent withdraws from the race and Manuel B Otero misses the meeting. An old guard leader Edward Otero says no decision yet on presenting his brother's name.
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Santa FE
N. M
United States
Bronson Cutting
Cutting
Ed Sargent
Manuel B. Otero
Albuquerque
Edward Otero
Old Guard
Students Hustled Home From Kentucky Coal Fields Invasion
The second group of eastern college students attempting to enter Kentucky coal country was turned back to Tennessee after border patrols intercepted them near Fonde, Bell County. County Attorney Walter B. Smith led the response, questioned some students about Communist ties, and ordered them to leave the state without bonds as nearly 100 cars followed.
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C. Robert Kay
Associated Press
Middlesboro
Kentucky Coal Fields
Tennessee
Cumberland Gap
Fonde
Border Patrol
Walter B. Smith
Bell County
Smith
Talent Galore In Stone Show Arrives in Amarillo
Fred Stone and Paule Stone lead a musical comedy company with five principals and the Albertina Rasch Dancing Girls in Smiling Faces. The New York cast arrives for April 16 matinee and night performances booked by Wilbur C. Hawk through Shuberts. Tickets on sale at The News Globe office with mail orders to Mr. Hawk fulfilled in receipt order. Afternoon seats 50c to 2.59. evening seats 1 to 3 dollars.
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Fred Stone
Paule Stone
Albertina Rasch Dancing Girls
Smiling Faces
Amarillo
New York
Wilbur C. Hawk
Messrs. Shuberts
News-Globe
Hawk
Easter Worship Offer Comes Too Late
Dallas bondholders moved to foreclose on the Tyler Street Methodist Church after taking possession of the church. They refused a $100 offer to delay foreclosure until after Easter, as plans were already set for services in a theater and a different church.
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Roosevelt Leads In Easter Delegates In Primary Fight
Franklin D Roosevelt commands the largest delegate tally in the Easter primary, with Georgia delivering 28 convention votes and boosting his total. Hoover gains 25 delegates in Iowa, reaching 91 with many unpledged delegates still in play. The contest centers on two thirds rule and potential second-choice strength as states weigh favorite sons and unpledged blocs. Senator Barkley of Kentucky withdraws support for his state delegation in favor of Roosevelt.
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D. Harold Oliver
Associated Press
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Franklin
Roosevelt
Hoover
Gov
South
Georgia
Barkeley
Kentucky
Man Charged After Forcing Wife to Claim Self Inflicted Shot
Longview March 26 Officers charged Jimmy Freeman with assault to murder after forcing his wife to claim she shot herself. Mrs Freeman, wounded with a chest bullet, remained in hospital with poor prospects for recovery. Freeman jailed. County attorney Milton Molhusen said Freeman drove his wife to a lonely road and compelled her to misstate the cause of her injuries.
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Longview
Jimmy Freeman
Freeman
Milton Molhusen
Yarberry Murder Retrial Set After Deadlocked Trials
Corpus Christi report states Newton Yarberry’s murder retrial for the death of Miss Dorothy Dorcas Symons at Aransas Pass on July 30, 1931, is expected to be set when court convenes at Beeville Monday. He has been tried twice before with juries unable to agree.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Newton Yarberry
Dorothy Dorcas Symons
Aransas Pass
Beeville
Yarberry
Colonel Starrett Dies In New Jersey
Col. W. A. Starrett 55 president of the Starrett Corporation and builder of many of New York City's skyscrapers died after months of illness in Madison New Jersey.
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Madison
N. J
U.P
W. A. Starrett
Starrett Corporation
New York City
Debates Split on Tariff Vote for Foreign Petroleum
Washington notes intense debate as House factions clash over a revenue bill and tariff provisions. The chamber approved a Crisp drafted section taxing coal imports and lubricants while debating a penny per gallon levy on oil imports and a ten cent per hundred weight tax on coal and coke. Representative Crisp mourned party divides as he criticized his fellow leaders.
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Caecil B. Dickson
Associated Press
Washington
House
Crisp
Ways and Means
Boland
Parsons
Four Severe Earthquakes Recorded in St Louis Area
St. Louis University seismograph logged four separate earthquakes today, all severe. Father J. B. MacElwane cautioned that determining exact times and distances from St. Louis will require more analysis.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis University
J. B. MacElwane
Henry M. Leland dies at 89 in Detroit
Henry M. Leland the grand old man of the automobile industry died at Grace Hospital Detroit at 6 30 this morning after weeks of illness He was 89 years old
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Henry M. Leland
Detroit
Grace Hospital
Repossessed Motorcycles Sale At O'Brien Finance Co
Repossessed 1929 Indian Scout with new tires pistons and battery overhauled and tagged 1982 for 175 dollars. Several other motorcycles priced 75 to 176 dollars with easy terms. Located at 109 Polk St phone 4496. Globe News Classifieds note strong response and buyer interest.
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Ted J. M. O’brien Finance Co
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