Extradition of Samuel Insull to U.S. Confirmed by Turkey
In Istanbul on April 3, the Turkish Court denied Insull the right to appeal the extradition ruling. The Third Penal Tribunal decision, supported by the cabinet, now stands as final and Insull will be transferred to U.S. authorities. The case is considered closed by Turkey.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Samuel Insull
United States
Third Penal Tribunal
Insull
Court of Gassation
Greece
Insoll
Progress of civilization charted by a history teacher
A writer and history teacher recalls using a blackboard graph showing civilization rising through successive ages. The waved line begins low and climbs, with each ascent often sparked by a spiritual revival led by a prophetic zeal proclaiming salvation for the lost. (Continued on page 3)
Social notes from Bryan and surrounding towns
Mrs C M Elder of Ennis returns home after visiting her daughter Mrs J S Doane in Bryan. Mrs T G May of Palestine visits Bryan and will travel to Galveston and San Antonio. Mrs Lee May and daughter Hettie Laura May of Dallas return home after visiting Mrs J J Tatum and relatives. Mrs Frank W Martin of Goliad comes to Bryan for a short visit with Mrs C F E Beeson and Mrs Anna Manley. Beeson accompanies her home after a visit in the Martin home.
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Lee May
Hettie Laura May
Dallas
Mrs. May
J. J. Tatum
Frank W. Martin
Goliad
Bryan
C. FE. Beeson
St. Louis
Anna Manley
L. J. Falgeau
Beeson
Martin
Plane crash at Syracuse injures two men
Wallace White 26 of Fort Wayne Ind was killed and Merrill Be Phoenix of Syracuse a private pilot was critically hurt when a borrowed plane crashed at a private airfield within the Syracuse city limits on April 3.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Wallace White
Fort Wayne
Ind
Merrill BE. Phoenix
Funeral Service Monday for Italian Merchant Sammie Lorea
Sammie Lorea an Italian citizen and Bryan merchant for 45 years died in his bed at the family home on West 27th street Easter Sunday morning. Justice of the Peace J T McGee ruled death natural. Lorea born in Italy December 24 1859 came to the U S at 15 and lived in Brazos county until his death aged 74 years three months seven days. He leaves a sister Mrs Josephine Falco, one nephew and three nieces. Funeral services were held Monday at 9 45 from the residence and at St Anthony's Catholic church at 10 with Rev Peter Villani officiating and burial in Bryan Catholic cemetery under McCulloch Dansby Funeral company.
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Sammie Lorea
Bryan
West 27Th Street
Josephine Falco
Justice of the Peace
J. T. McGee
Italy
United States
Brazos County
Josephine Falcb
St. Anthony's Catholic Church
Peter Villani
Bryan Catholic Cemetery
McCulloch Dansby Funeral Company
City
Farmers sign hog corn contracts in Jim Wells county
April 3 report that thirty two Jim Wells county farmers joined government hog corn contracts. They agreed to cut hog production 25 to 50 percent and reduce corn acreage by 20 to 30 percent.
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Jim Wells County
Old Time Friends Rival For County Office In Pecos Race
Pink Mitchell long time Winkler County tax assessor faces Will Priest the decade long sheriff in a notable Pecos race. Both are longtime residents who weathered oil boom ups and downs as they vie for public office. One must exit public life after the election.
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Pecos
Winkler County
Pink Mitchell
Winkler
Will Priest
Brazos Children Gather for Easter Egg Hunt at Sue Haswell Park
Thousands of Brazos County children, estimated 1500 to 2000, searched Sue Haswell Memorial Park for 4000 Easter eggs planted by Bryan Lions Club. About 50 prize eggs were hidden. Bryan Boy Scouts oversaw four zones with age groups, and all participants gathered for a group photo after the hunt.
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Brazos County
Sue Haswell
Exes
Bryan Lions Club
Bryan
Lions Club
Bonds Guaranteed by Uncle Sam Will Be Used to Make Loans to Farmers
W S Barron, secretary treasurer of the Bryan National Farm Loan Association, reports from Washington that federal land bank loans and land bank commissioner loans will be funded through the federal land bank using bonds of the Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation. The bonds are guaranteed by the United States Government for principal and interest at 8 1 4 percent. This item continues on page 6.
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Uncle Sam
W. S. Barron
Bryan National Farm Loan Association
Wm. L. Myers
The
Farm Credit Administration
Washington, D C
Federal Land Bank
Land Bank Commissioner
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
United States
Ex-Sheriff of New York Dies Today
Former New York Sheriff Thomas Farley dies in New York after recent surgery for appendicitis. Farley, central to the Seabury investigative era, was removed from office by Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt for unexplained bank deposits over 350000 dollars, the first Tammany Hall official ousted by Roosevelt.
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New York
Thomas Farley
Seabury
Farley
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Tammany Hall
Roosevelt
Texas U Students Elected Phi Beta Kappa
Dr Arnold Romberg announced the spring Phi Beta Kappa election at the University of Texas chapter. Twenty four candidates for BA degrees based on scholarship and at least twelve A grades above a B average were chosen, under a one tenth class cap.
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Austin
Arnold Romberg
University of Texas
Phi Beta Kappa
Auto wreck victim removed from clinic in Mount Enterprise
William E. Gatlin, a young telephone worker injured in an October 21 automobile wreck, has been taken from Wilkerson clinic to his Mount Enterprise home. His father W. H. Gatlin and relatives transported him home in a wheeled chair, and he will remain confined for some time.
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William E. Gatlin
Wilkerson Clinic
Mount Enterprise
Mr. Gatlin
W. H. Gatlin
Bryan
Two Indicted In Dillinger Jailbreak Case
Crown Point Ind April 5 Ernest Blunk fingerprint expert and Sam Cahoon jail employee were indicted on a charge of aiding John Dillinger to escape Lake county jail on March 3. They face felony charges in aiding Dillinger escape as Dillinger, hunted, awaited trial for slaying a policeman.
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Crown Point
Ind
Ernest Blunk
Sam Cahoon
John Dillinger
Lake County
Dillinger
New Relief Plan Aims To Aid Destitute Not Provide Jobs
Relief workers from 11 counties met at City Hall to discuss a new setup ending all CWA activities. The plan includes work division work relief direct relief subsistence homesteads and rural rehabilitation with a new accounting system and a work relief card to supervise activities. Unemployed destitute workers who can work will be surveyed and may earn up to their relief needs.
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CWA
Woodring Cleared by House Panel on Plane Purchase
Washington April 3 The military affairs committee unanimously adopted a report clearing Harry Woodring assistant secretary of war of impropriety in the 7.5 million dollars worth of army airplanes. The report alleges army officials ignored Congress and law by buying planes without competitive bidding and orders immediate arrangements to buy the planes.
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Washington
Military Affairs Committee For
The
House Today
Harry Woodring
Congress
Little Theater Members Showcase The Red Lamp
Bryan Little Theater members and guests enjoyed Hilliard Booths The Red Lamp at the Woman's Club building Monday evening. Otis Gayle W S Johnson John Frank Womble Misses Betty Syptak Ethel Ferguson Bernice Kraft performed.
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Bryan Little Theater
Hilliard Booth
the Red Lamp
Woman's Club Building
Otis Gayle
W. S. Johnson
John Frank Womble
Betty Syptak
Ethel Ferguson
Bernice Kraft
Mills P. Walker
Lilly Rush Walker
Olin Sanders Jr
Jane Elliott
Woman's Club
Billy O’neal
Bryan Reading Club
Crippled Children Clinic Set for Marlin
Brazos county children unable to pay for medical exams may receive care through Superintendent S. M. Brown at Stephen F. Austin high school. A state sponsored clinic for underprivileged crippled children will be held in Marlin on Thursday April 5. Transportation to Marlin will be arranged by Mr. Brown for eligible children.
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Brazos County
S. M. Brown
Stephen F. Austin High School
Marlin
April Meeting of BCFWC at Sue Haswell Park
The Brazos County Federation of Women's Clubs will hold an all day meeting Thursday April 12 at Sue Haswell Park. The program promises both pleasure and profit with activities and speakers announced for the day.
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BCFWC
Sue Haswell Park
Brazos County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Texas railroad commission issues oil field regulations
April 3. The Texas railroad commission promulgated new regulations for Pine fields affecting all oil operations in the state. Entities must disclose ownership and personnel, and accurate production records must be kept at Conroe and in East Texas fields.
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Austin
Texas Railroad Commission
Conroe
East Texas
Texas Suffers Goats Losses and Leads Cattle Power
D W Williams of the A and M College told the Lions Club that Texas leads the nation in cattle with about 6.5 million head and ranks high in sheep goats and other livestock. He cited the freeze impact on goats, government tariffs protecting sheep, Mohair demand rising, and local tick eradication as major gains amid challenges for beef cattle. A committee was named to continue the discussion.
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Texas
D. W. Williams
A. & M. College
Lions Club
United States
Mr. Williams
Williams
Roland Dansby
Sankey Park
Henry Ross
R. A. Booth
Luke Patranella
Wm. Sparks
Can
25 Year Term For Trio Who Robbed Mails
Fort Worth reported that O. D. Stevens W. D. May and M. T. Pettijohn were found guilty in federal court of the $72 000 Texas and Pacific mail robbery on Feb 21 1933 and conspiracy to rob the United States mails. Robbery carries a 25 year mandatory sentence.
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Fort Worth
O. D. Stevens
W. D. May
M. T. Pettijohn
United States Mails
Removal Sale Opens at Maniloff’s Thursday
Thursday morning the removal sale of Maniloff’s, headquarters for fine dresses, opens and runs until the move later this month to the former Harry Edge store room. The stock includes women’s dresses lingerie millinery shoes and men’s lines at unusually attractive prices with an added sales force for quick service.
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Maniloff
KC Ministers Demand New City Manager After Elections
Kansas City ministers representing about 104 Protestant churches urge the city council to appoint a new city manager and ask Governor Guy B. Park to remove the election commissioners following last Tuesday’s election day killings. The alliance met with 40 attendees voting unanimously. H. F. McElroy is city manager.
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Kansas City
Guy B. Park
H. F. McElroy
One Week Revival at First Baptist Church
Dr. W. H. Andrew announces a one week revival at the First Baptist Church from April 30 to May 5. Dr. F. B. Thorn of Second Baptist Church Houston will preach, assisting the local pastor. Further announcements will be made.
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W. H. Andrew
First Baptist Church
F. B. Thorn
Second Baptist Church
Houston
Bryan Eagle Editor Addresses Crockett Groups
Mrs. Lee J. Rountree editor of the Bryan Eagle spoke at noon to the Crockett Lions club and then to a gathering of federated club women. She was accompanied by Mrs. H. L. Morrison and Mrs. Dana Carnes.
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Lee J. Rountree
Bryan Eagle
H. L. Morrison
Dana Carnes
Crockett
Rountree
Crockett Lions Club
Federated Club
Barrow hunted as Texas Rangers swarm toward New Mexico
New Mexico officers man highways from Texas at noon as Clyde Barrow, wanted for killing two state troopers near Grapevine, reportedly heads toward the state. Amarillo reports three men seen, one believed Barrow. Dallas Fort Worth rangers join the nationwide search with Raymond Hamilton and Bonnie Parker in the hunt as patrolmen honor the deceased.
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Tucumcari
N. M
New Mexico
Texas
Clyde Barrow
Grapevine
Barrow
Amarillo
Texas Rangers
Dallas
Fort Worth
Raymond Hamilton
Bonnie Parker
Mrs Theo Mahler to Attend Galveston Missionary Conference
Mrs Theo Mahler, newly elected delegate from First Methodist Church Bryan, left Tuesday for Galveston to attend the Texas Conference of Missionary Societies. The conference opens tonight with a preaching and communion service and is expected to draw over 300 attendees. General sessions begin Wednesday, with Mrs O O Henderson of Bryan Methodist Missionary Society serving as recording secretary this year.
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Theo Mahler
First Methodist Church of
Bryan
Galveston
Texas Conference of Missionary Societies
O. O. Henderson
Bryan Methodist Missionary Society
Farmer’s curiosity costs life near Marionna plane
In Marionna Arkansas, 38 year old farmer George Wilson died after rushing to view a tri motor plane piloted by Harold Johnson. Johnson was declared blameless as the plane prepared to land in a field watched by over 100 spectators.
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Marianna
Ark
George Wilson
Harold Johnson
Chicago
Johnson
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Barrow Said
U.S
U. S
People’s Column
A. W. Kinnard Sr
New Orleans
Associated Press
Texas U
Little Theater
A. Feix
Ruth Brannon
Illinois
NRA
Blue Eagle
Ruth
Stevens
May
Pettijohn
K. C
1St Baptist Church
Lryan
Mass
M. E. Women’s Conference
Will
the Eagle
Los Angeles
Will Rogers
Riveroos
Rogers
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