Burleson Woman In Custody After Fatal Hotel Shooting
In Columbia a woman identified as Jennie May Walker Burleson remains tight lipped after a fatal shooting of her former husband’s second wife in a hotel cafeteria. Police chief Rawlinson expects her brother and lawyer to arrive to press for more details.
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W.H. Rawlinson
Jennie May Walker Burleson
Columbia Hotel
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Rawlinson
Richard Walker
Dallas
Blocker Marke
Galveston
Burtlesyn
Burieson
Base
Cardinal Ordered on Health Rest rement and case details
A chaotic despatch from Miami reports Cardinal O Connell in Boston ordered to attend a health rest request amid a divorce case. The piece includes scattered references to Mexico population figures and a prison luggage find, with mis-formed names and locations creating a murky summary of events.
Child Drowns After Hotel Visit Vision At Cigar Counter
A four year old girl at a hotel cafe allegedly reported seeing Col Burleson’s wife in a vision of her mother’s death before being taken into custody. Funeral services were held for the deceased Mrs Knowland in Weston after Burleson obtained leave to return the body. In Texas, a boy near Center Point died after disappearing into a creek as his grandparents watched, with responders attempting resuscitation before transport to San Antonio for burial.
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Burleson
Fran W. Knowltan
Weston
Mass
Burleso
Shortyy
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Kerrville
San Antonio
A. ‘T. Giodatt
B.A. i
Maddux
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Center Point
California Slate Gets Garner O K Delegates Choice
Vice President Garner formally approves a California slate of Garner for president delegates for the May 7 primaries. He cites the people’s right to choose public servants and notes the Roosevelt backers aim to secure nomination before the Chicago convention.
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John N. Garner
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Armerica
Garner
New Deal
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Chicago
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Culbert
Olson
William Gibbs Medea
Roosevelt
Oyder
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Gems Loot At A Hotel: Lighton Rancher Reports Theft
George E Lighton, a prominent rancher from Argesla Wells Texas, reports a burglary at the Gunter hotel room while his family slept Friday night. Missing items include two diamond rings a bar pin and a watch valued at 4450 dollars. Lighton valued rings at 2000 1780 350 and 350 dollars respectively and notified Detective H C Rhodes under Police Chief Ray Ashworth.
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George E. Lighton
Argesla Wells
Texas
We Curse
Mrs. Light
Ty Famely
Paile
Light
H.C. Rhodes
Ray Ashworth
Toam
Texas Democrats Endorse Garner for Presidency at Hillsboro Meeting
The Texas State Democratic executive committees adopted a resolution endorsing Vice President John Nance Garner for the presidency with only two dissenting votes. Delegates to the May 28 state convention in Beaumont were chosen, Austin Houston Amarillo and Mineral Wells withdrew bids, Dallas kept a bid for September. A ballot referendum on natural resources and sales tax for pensions was rejected by the resolutions committee, while supporters of Roosevelt were praised. The meeting filled three vacancies in state posts.
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Roosevelt
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March
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Comonrratic
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Amarillo
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Galvesten
Fred Rucker
San Antonio
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Liberty
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Pre Iment
Gren Ris
Democratic Party of
Antonians
John Nanuet
Caren
Ate Uheeliy
Moiris
Sesao
Frances Haskell Ede
Grees
F. Lockhart
Jman
Darlene
Edmondson
Safest Trucker Will Be Honored in Texas Meeting
In Fort Worth Texas Motor Transportation Association directors voted to honor a foremost safe truck driver. In Champaign Illinois four students died and others injured when a vehicle crashed into a Big 8 Four passenger train. Willis Warren Robert Carmichael Charles Sizer and Normen Ruch named among the victims.
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Texas Motor Transportation Association
Fort Worth
Prsas
Aefest Irmck
Champaign
Secisen
Willis Warren
Robert Carmicheel
Charles Sizer
Normen Ruch
Indicted Kansas City Officials and Detective Named in Indictments
Chief J B Reed of the Kansas City police force faces three counts of oppression in office after Jackson County grand jury indictments. Annis Barnett and Walter Bliss are charged with bribery and conspiracy to obstruct. Detective Walter Bach is indicted for manslaughter in the William McGill case tied to a stolen car escape attempt. Bliss is reported in San Diego.
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ITNS
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Jackson County
Marlon
Waltner
Annis Pa) Barnett
Walter Bliss
Stark
Joseph Walter‘bach
William McGill
Valley Publisher H. R. Hudson Dies in Brownsville
Brownsville Oklahoma City capitalist and owner of a paper chain in the Rio Grande valley Mark Hudson died unexpectedly at his home in Brownsville. He held rail property in Oklahoma and owned Brownsville First National Bank Brownsville Herald Valley Morning Star at Harlingen and Valley Evening Monitor at McAllen. He entered publishing here three years ago. Funeral arrangements not yet set.
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Mark—H. Rudson
Oklahoma City
Rio Grande Valley
Hudson
Oklahomsg
First National Bank
Valley Morning Star
Harlingen
Valley Evening Monitor
McAllen
Former Educator Dies of Injuries
AUSTIN March 9 M B Brown 67 former deputy superintendent in the state department of education died late today from injuries suffered in an automobile accident last month He had a fractured skull and was reported dead Thursday officials said He was brother of G O Brown local attorney
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M. B. Brown
State Department of Education
Brown
Department of Eduft
Cation
G. O.brown
General Fickel Heads San Antonio Mission
Brigadier General Jacon Fickel assistant chief of the Air Corps left Barksdale Field Shreveport Louisiana Saturday at 1 35 p.m. for San Antonio. He will inspect the air corps training center and is noted for his work on improving aircraft gunfire. The San Antonio inspection marks the first step in a civil aviation analysis program.
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Igen. Fickel
San Antonio
Jacon &. Fickel
Ube Air Corps
Barksdale Field
Shreveport
Pickel
Air Corps Training Center
Pope Nazi Peace Move Seen in Rome
Rumors from Rome suggest a pope Nazi peace overture linked to potential end of the Alsos Finn skirmish. Von Ribbentrop travels to Rome to meet Mussolini and Vatican authorities amid expectations of a concordat and possible Hitler Vatican agreement.
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Weather Forecast for Antonio and Vicinity
Partly cloudy Sunday with cooler temperatures and light southerly winds turning northerly. High near 72 in East Texas. Interior areas cooler with northwest winds Sunday afternoon. West Texas will be partly cloudy and colder, with light precipitation possible in the Panhandle Sunday. Central and southern portions mainly cloudy with colder conditions in the north.
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Texas
Guadalupe County Leader Dies at 65 in Seguin
Fagar Nolte, 65, prominent banker and civic leader of Guadalupe County, died late Saturday afternoon in Seguin. A lifelong Seguin resident, Nolte was serving as president of the Nolte National Bank at the time of his death.
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Guadaupe County
Seguin
Nolte
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Nolte National
Official Crowns In Bathtub
Lynden Smith, director of the Dilnons state department of public works and buildings, was found dead in a water-filled bathtub at Dolin’s hospital. Coroner Dr. W. T. Dragoo ruled death as drowning after post mortem. Surviving is one daughter Mrs. H. H. Starcke. funeral services pending.
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H Fleisch
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Swedish Demands on Allies Reported
Stockholm reports deny a foreign story that Sweden told Britain an Allied force including 80,000 troops and accompanying air and naval units must be sent to aid Finland before Sweden would allow Allied passage through its lands. The denial suggests the claim originated abroad and lacks confirmation from Swedish officials.
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Continental Gets Air Line Permit
Washington March 9 Civil Aeronautics authority granted Continental Air Lines permission to establish two new passenger routes. The routes link Albuquerque to Mt. Roswell Hobbs Carlsbad and El Paso.
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Civil Aeronautics Authority
Continental Air Lines, Inc
Nail and Express
Albuquerque
Lone Bandit Undertakes $128 Holdup at Rieder’s
A lone robber, described as dark complected, entered Rieder's Package store at 206 East Houston Street and threatened employee Saunders with a pistol before rifling the cash register and escaping with $128. No injuries reported. Also, Playhouse founder Raymond Moore dies in New York at 48, a pioneer of summer theater.
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Rieder
East
Houston Street
Saunders
Peace talks hinge on Kremlin secret discussions
Reports say Stockholm Russia Finland peace depends on talks in Moscow Kremlin. Paris notes reveal US aims to remove trade barriers as path to lasting peace after the war. Ribbentrop’s arrival sparks speculation of a Vatican Nazi peace effort. Hitler’s upcoming Berlin speech warns Scandinavia Balkans and Near East. Finns acknowledge Reds gain shore foothold at Viborg bay. U S mediating role remains possible. Britain readies Middle East forces for any contingency.
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Voletien
Hank Hilitler
Wen
Rome
von Ribbentrop
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Murausk Rast
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Helsinki
Berlin
Vatican City
Hitler
Holy See
Stockholm
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U. S
France
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Welles Seeks Trade Policy Break with France Memorandum
The text outlines United States plans for a non discriminatory global trade system after the war. It calls for normal access to world resources, elimination of excessive tariffs and exchange barriers, and non discriminatory treatment to foster durable peace. The French government accepted the principles after talks with Finance Minister Reynaud, while Paris noted Roosevelts forthcoming broader statements.
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Roosevel
Germany
Italy
Welles
Cline
Europe
Edouard Daladier
Reynaud
Paris
Roosevelt
Tr Wng
Berlin
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