Hull cautions on North China autonomy move
Secretary Hull warned that the United States will not tolerate North China autonomy efforts. He called on all nations to respect existing treaties tied to the nine power pact including China’s territorial integrity and open door Open discussion followed in the British House of Commons. The statement noted American interests and treaty obligations as it observed developments in North China.
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Washington
Japan
Hull
United States
North
China
House of Commons
All Nations
North China
Nanking
Great Britain
POSSES GUNS BLOCK HOLDUP IN FRANKLIN BANK RAID
In Franklin Indiana a gun battle stopped a planned bank holdup at the Franklin National Bank. One robber was killed and two wounded along with Town Marshal William Graham. The trio dumped 7000 dollars and kidnapped Mrs Bertha Brudge and Mrs Edna Bowlin before fleeing in a series of stolen cars and bakery truck toward Yellow Springs.
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Franklin, D
Franklin National Bank
Twothers
William Graham
Bertha Brudge
Edna Bowlin
Franklin
Brudge
Yellow Springs
Mitchell accuses Elliott Roosevelt of lobbying for aviation lobby
Brig. Gen. William Mitchell testified before a congressional committee that Elliott Roosevelt, son of the President, worked for a powerful aviation lobby that allegedly dictates U.S. policy. He said the lobby moved its headquarters to Washington and Elliott briefly remained before leaving quietly.
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New York
William Mitchell
Elliott Roosevelt
A.E.F. Air Service
Congressional Committee On Patents
Mitchell
Washington
Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce
Capitol City
Elliott
Pat
New Jersey Governor Visited Hauptmann in Prison
Governor Harold G. Hoffman disclosed he interviewed Bruno Hauptmann in the Tren ton death house in October. He said the visit was kept secret and he urged the seven other pardons court members to meet Hauptmann to hear his side of the case.
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New Jersey
Hauptmann
New York
Harold G. Hoffman
Court of Mercy
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Trenton
N. J
Mark O. Kimberling
Hoffman
Court of Pardons
State Group Honors Plains Farm Leaders
State Group honors Panhandle Plains farmers at Texas Agriculture Association convention in Dallas. Do H Day Plainview elected first vice president. Grimes White Deer Meading Slaton Decks Perryton named to board. Mayhugh Kress Bergner Amarillo named vice presidents of the Texas Cooperative Council. McCreary Calvert president. Wade Dallas elected executive secretary. Lowry Dallas named secretary treasurer. Senator Morris Sheppard urges reciprocal trade pacts to fix American agriculture woes.
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Dallas
Texas Agriculture Association
Do. H. Day
Plainview
Washington
E. R. Grimes
White Deer
P. G. Meading
Slaton
W. M. Decks
Perryton
L. T. Mayhugh
Kress
C. W. £. Bergner
Amarillo
The
Texas Cooperative Council
J. R. McCreary
Calvert
Homer Wade
O. M. Lowry
Morris Sheppard
Sheppard
AAA
Missing mine man found in New Mexico town
Joseph W. Ady a 54 year old mining man from Colorado Springs who had been missing for three months and feared abducted returned to Alamogordo from his copper mine. Sheriff Beachman said a detainer awaited him but gave no custody details. Federal agents in Denver examined ransom notes sent to Mrs Ady as two officers found him.
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Alamogordo
N. M
Joseph W. Ady
Colorado Springs
Colo
Howard Beachman
Here
Ady
Denver
Want Ads Offer Market for Holiday Goodies
A new Woman's Column classification Good Things to Eat offers affordable advertising for fruit cakes pastries party foods nuts fruits butter eggs milk and more. Advertisers include Lacyle Houser Amarillo and O K Market with shelled pecans and new crop pecans offered by Amarillo ladies. Dial 6262 to place a want ad and ask for Jean Harper.
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O. K
Fillmore
British pledge for Paris talks on Italo Ethiopian peace
Britain presses for Anglo French talks in Paris this weekend to seek a basis for an Italo Ethiopian settlement. Sir Samuel Hoare pledges a new effort for peace and signals support for oil sanctions if needed, as 150 British warships move toward the Atlantic for maneuvers.
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House of Commons
Samuel Hoare
Benito Mussolini
Paris
Great Britain
League of Nations
Italy
League
Sir Samuel
Mediterranean
Red Seas
Atlantic
Liberty Leaguer Attacks TVA Law in Supreme Court Brief
James M Beck representing Alabama Power stockholders calls TVA Act unconstitutional and revolutionary, arguing it would change the form of the federal government and social order if upheld. Beck is a former solicitor general and Liberty League member, speaking in Washington on December 5.
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Washington
Tennessee Valley Authority
Supreme Court Today
James M. Beck
American Liberty League
Beck
Alabama Power Company
Photo Electric Cell Aims to Curb Speeding Cars
Oklahoma City reports a proposal by H K Price of Sasakwa to use photo electric cells mounted in front bumpers to operate governors. The device would trigger when crossing a red line at city limits or dangerous stretches and release the governor after passing a yellow line to resume normal speed.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Highway Commission
H. K. Price
Sasakwa
China Clipper on Final Lap Across Pacific
The China Clipper started the last leg of its 16 000 mile airmail flight from Alameda to Manila and return, taking off from Pearl Harbor at 3 05 P M local. Capt Edwin C Musick anticipated arrival in Alameda in about 18 hours as winds favored the voyage and he planned a southward deviation to dodge a mid ocean storm. The Clipper, with seven crew and cargo, weighed 51 000 pounds and carried 903 pounds of mail containing 49 800 pieces.
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Honolulu
Alameda
Calif
Manila
Pearl Harbor
Edwin C. Musick
Overpass Opens East of Higgins on Highway 60
Special to The News Higgins December 5 a new overpass finished a mile east of Higgins along U S Highway 60. The structure eliminates a dangerous crossing and cost about 59000 dollars.
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Higgins
Condition of Patti Jo Kincade Unchanged in Texas Hospital
Patti Jo Kincade, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Kincade of 2606 Hughes Street, remains unconscious in a Texarkana hospital since November 4 after injuries in an automobile accident near the city. Her condition is listed as unchanged.
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Patti Jo Kincade
A. W. Kincade
Hughes Street
Texarkana
Muleshoe Men Lead Turkey Exhibitors
In Plainview on December 5 top honors in the Southwestern Dressed Turkey Show went to F. P. Warren and L. B. Churchill III of Muleshoe. Warren and Churchill won the grand champion third, a 28 14 pound young hen, and also captured the young hen class and several other firsts. Cecil Poff of Tulia won the champion in the young tom class. A total of 428 birds from 34 producers across Texas and New Mexico counties were judged by George P. McCarthy and associates. The Churchill sisters, Doris and Grace, won 4-H class top awards, raising 95 poults this spring and selling 75 with $431 in proceeds. 75 birds yielded about 1,200 pounds. The show closes with an auction.
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Plainview
F. P. Warren
L. B. Churchill
Muleshoe
Warren
Churchill
Cecil Poff
Tulia
Texas
New Mexico
George P. McCarthy
Texas A. and
M. College
R. M. Cannon
J. B. Carruthers
Portales
United States
McCarthy
Doris
Grace Churchill
Muleshoe High School
J. B. Waide
Bailey County
W. C. Williams
Friona
W. H. Massey
Idalou Warren
Laura Pate
Rogers
N. M
W. M. Strickland
J. ©. Eiring
J. T. Owens
Tohoka
A. F. Wedell
Littlefield
Joe
Standard Oil Declares Neutrality In Oil Shipments
Standard Oil of New Jersey announces in The Lamp that it aligns with the U S government neutrality program on oil shipments to Italy. The company says it will ship less oil in 1935 than 1934, prioritizes nation over profits, and urges peace between Italy and Ethiopia while avoiding actions that could provoke reprisals.
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New York
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
United States
Italy
Standard
Ethiopia
The
Standard Oil Company
PWA Increases Grant For College Campus in Canyon
The Public Works Administration raised an allotment for West Texas State Teachers College in Canyon. Bids and contracts indicate the project will cost more than planned, with the new total reaching 29 thousand dollars.
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Washington
Public Works Administration
West Texas State Teachers College
Canyon
Santa Land film shown free to Amarillo youngsters
The Amarillo News invites all boys and girls under 12 in the territory to see Santa Claus talking pictures at the Paramount Theater. Captain Kleinschmidt headed the expedition and sent a reel of pictures. Shows repeat five times Saturday morning at 9 9 45 10 10 50 and 11 30 with free admission for under 12.
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Amarillo News
Santa Claus
Paramount Theater
Kleinschmidt
Jail Breaker Is Captured After Muskogee Escape
Chief Detectives Ben Bolton died from wounds suffered when four O Malley gang members and a fifth prisoner escaped the Muskogee federal jail Tuesday. Russell Land Cooper of Fort Smith Arkansas was captured 12 miles north of Clayton Oklahoma with no shots fired. The other three gangsters Dewey Gilmore Dan Heady and Leonard Short and the fifth man Don Garrett remained at large.
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Dan Heady
Liberty
Muskogee
Okla
Bolton
Associated Press
Ben Bolton
Clayton
Russell Land Cooper
Fort Smith
Ark
O'Malley
Muskogee City
Here
Cooper
United States
Allen Stanford
Dailey Owen
Dewey Askew
McAlester
Stanfield
Dewey Gilmore
Dallas
Kansas City
Leonard Short
Missouri
Don Garrett
Conover
Wis
Ernest Hubbard
U. S
Christmas Season Hiring Surges to 250000 in Nation
The Chicago Association of Commerce reports over 250000 extra workers hired nationwide for the Christmas season. They will help handle more than 1 billion dollars in new stock retailers expect to move during the holiday trade.
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Chicago
Chicago Association of Commerce
Heavy Plains Rain Boosts Moisture For Winter
In the South Plains the latest 24 hours brought additional light rainfall from one eighth to one inch. The Panhandle and West Texas plains gain moisture after two recent rain events in 10 days. The ground now holds the best moisture since 1931 with further light showers forecast today.
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West Texas Plains
Moisture Map Shows Varying Rain Across Panhandle to Fort Worth
Moisture totals range from one eighth to one inch, with heaviest rain in the south and southeast. Misting rain began at midnight, stretching from Texline to Fort Worth along the Fort Worth and Denver line.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Texline
Fort Worth & Denver
Fort Worth
Amarilla
Boise City
Spearman
Shattuck
Canadian
Waynoka
Pampa
Texico
Channing
Dalhart
Imeh
New Mexico
South Plains
Silverton and
Sterley
Lubbock
Lockney
Clarendon
Memphis
Electra
Childress
Hedley
Claude
Groom
McLean
Plentiful Rains Sweep Over South Plains Wheat Fields
After a moister few days, Central and North Plains saw fog late last night with mist to the south. Temperatures stayed moderate as several thousand acres of wheat were planted and additional rainfall provided insurance for spring prospects. Silverton and Groom reports ranged from a quarter to three quarters of an inch.
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North Plains
Silverton
Lubbock
South Plains
Groom
McLean
Shamrock
Alanreed
Amarillo Forecast and New Mexico Weather Notes
The forecast covers Amarillo and West Texas cloudy Friday with rain chances in the southeast morning. New Mexico trends toward generally fair conditions Friday with minor temperature changes. Hourly data for Amarillo shows a confusing list of times and temperatures from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. with max and min values around 1934.47 and 1924.26, and precipitation for the prior 24 hours at 0.16 inch.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Clues Found In Quest Of Missing Oklahoma Leader
Sheriff Claude Seymour reported scalp fragments with sandy red hair found on a bridge over the Washita River near Pauls Valley. A Evans family friend identified the hair as matching missing Shawnee civic leader Ray Evans. Evans disappeared November 19 amid the Oklahoma City hitchhiker case.
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Claude Seymour
Ray Evans
Here
Seymour
Evans
Washita River
Chester Corner
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Maysville
Pauls Valley
Clint Miers
The
State Crime Bureau
Fyans
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Mussolini
Africa
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France
Pierre Laval
Il Duce
Liberty Leaguer
TVA Law
China Clipper
Standard Oil
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PWA
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