Girl Guilty in Knife Slaying in New Orleans Night Spot
Bonnie Hill, 23, convicted of manslaughter in the March 22 stabbing of John Irving Pierce, 92, at a French Quarter club. Jury deliberated about an hour and a half. sentence deferred. Hill testified they were drunk during the quarrel and claimed self defense. Family cried as verdict reached.
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Jackson, Miss
Slayer Mad Dr A K Tayloe Charged With Murder
Dr A K Tayloe charged with murder in the shooting of Mrs May Long owner of Milam galleries at her Alamo Heights home two weeks ago. Dr L N Goodson reports Tayloe insane. District Attorney John R Shook says he will seek indictment despite the insanity finding.
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John R. Shook
W. J. Johnson
San Antonio State Hospital
T. E. Christian
Tayloe
Robstown Deaths Blamed on Weather
Robstown area sees cooler weather after a sultry spell attributed to two deaths. Frank Fatmacka collapsed on Monday afternoon at his Hollandale farm south of Banquette and died soon after. An unidentified Mexican worker collapsed while plowing near Robstown and was found dead in the field. Temperature reached 90 degrees on Monday.
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Frank Fatmacka
Hollandale
Banquette
Securities bubble bursts leave thousands with pennies to their names
Boston May 22 The bursting of a twenty one million dollar securities bubble trimmed investors assets. Attorney General Paul A Dever reports only about 382000 of 16 million in Seaboard Utilities securities remains and roughly 8000 of 5 million in Railroad Shares securities survive. The bundles were bought by New Englanders through bankrupt J D Parker and Company Inc.
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Paul A. Dever
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Pair Go to Trial on Dope Charges
LUBBOCK May 22 Dr A Hartman physician and Dr L W Kitchen veterinarian both of Post and named in a new indictment for marijuana violation were ordered to trial today. The two men along with Sheriff W F Cato of Garza County and Tom Morgan a farmer face trial for the death of Narcotic Agent Spencer Stafford slain with a machine gun at Post on February 4.
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V. A. Hartman
L. W. Kitchen
Post
Marcotta Law Viollation
Tria
W. F. Cato
Garza Comery
Tom Morgan
Spender Stafford
Stafford
Bank Loans Show Period Increase
National and business loans rose for the first time since October 1933 in the period from December 31, 1934 to March 4, 1935. The increase totaled 1,252,000 dollars, disclosed today by J. F. T. O'Connor, comptroller of the currency.
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Washington
F. T. O'Connor
Maverick Pushes for House Vote on TVA Power Bill
Washington May 22 In a combative session Representative Maverick Democrat Texas pressed for a House committee vote on TVA expansion amid a fight over new powers. He challenged audit extracts as fraud while May invited him outside as the clash intensified. Comptroller General McCarl criticized TVA expenses as the bill seeks explicit authority for selling power.
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Democrat
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New Deal
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TVA Regiaglation
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TVA
May
Kentucky
J. R. McCarl
Qurine
Houor Committee
Ford and Lincoln to Restore Pre Crash Wage Scale
Detroit May 22 Henry Ford Pord announced plants will reinstate the 1929 wage level for about 120000 workers at Ford and Lincoln factories. The increase adds roughly 2 900 000 dollars monthly to payrolls. Average pay is expected to rise above the 8 dollar minimum with 6 cent daily raises for minimum earners and 5 cent hourly gains for those above minimum.
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Mich
Henry Pord
Ford
Lincoln
Labor Opposes Big British Air Fleet
In London on May 17 the government announced plans to double Britain’s military aviation to 1500 planes with rapid buildup and a supplementary appropriation. Labor declared its intention to oppose large increases, as Baldwin framed the move as facing an emergency and sought Parliament approval.
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Stanley Baldwick
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