Deadlocked fight over food relief bill in Congress
Senator Robinson of Arkansas accuses Hoover officials of misjudging drought distress while the $45 million relief bill stalls over a requested $15 million for food loans. House Speaker Longworth blocks action as Arkansas hardship and Red Cross adequacy are debated amid regional drought tensions.
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Memphis Bride Hurt as Auto Overturns
Mrs. F. E. Stanford, Memphis bride, suffered a broken collar bone and her sister-in-law Miss Marjorie Stanford of Los Angeles were injured when their car overturned near Electra. Both were brought to a local hospital. Mrs. Stanford had married the day before in Memphis and formerly lived in Fort Worth.
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Plane Crash Kills Three Near Marshall Texas
Two men and a 16 year old boy died when a Wedell Williams airliner crashed eight miles west of Marshall Texas after taking off from Dallas en route to New Orleans. Pilot Arthur C. Brown co pilot Errett Williams both of New Orleans perished along with Robert Wilson of Fort Worth. The crash site was in dense fog as witnesses reported the plane flying low before the motor sputtered and the craft failed to gain altitude.
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Legion Group Meets for Member Campaign in Amarillo
Field officers of the infantry regiment in the American Legion drive for members met at a luncheon in the Amarillo hotel. Col Nat S Perrine Maj Bill Smith Maj W S Birge and Capt J L Sparks attended as regimental leaders. Battalion commanders will host officer luncheons to arrange war details as they organize for the big fight to recruit 800 members for the Amarillo post this year.
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Plea for New Trial Denied plans Appeal
A court denies the defendant's plea for a new trial and outlines intention to appeal the ruling. Details indicate ongoing legal action and potential further filings by the defense.
Texas Panhandle youth condemned for deputy sheriff murder
Colquitt Davis, 20, of Texas Panhandle, was sentenced to death for the murder of Deputy Sheriff Don Keirsey in Wirt Oklahoma. Judge Asa Walden rejected a new trial motion and a notice of appeal was filed as Davis stood near his mother and the widow of the slain officer.
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Asa Walden
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Myrtle Martin
Palestine
Texas
Colquitt Davis
Emmett Hales
Hereford
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Wirt
Vernon Cason
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Pipeline firm to replace foreign workers in Borger
Bechtel and Kaiser Construction company will stop employing foreign labor in Borger and replace them with local workers after street demonstrations. County Attorney Henry Meyers urged unemployed residents to await the company’s promised changes.
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Bechtel and Kaiser Construction Company
Henry Meyers
Work prospect for 100000 more men seen on nation's highways
News from Washington reports the chief of the bureau of public roads, Thomas MacDonald, forecast 100000 additional jobs on highway construction funded by congress. He noted widespread hiring in industry and rail shops, with steel rail orders and plant reopenings boosting employment prospects nationwide.
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Mets Solidify Lead In Campaign For Odd Jobs
The report notes mass Mets solidifying support as they enter a campaign focused on odd jobs, signaling a push to expand services and attract diverse voters. Key figures and groups are unnamed due to OCR limits.
Churches of Carson County Stage Civic Programs
Carson county churches unite for a free monthly civic program series under the Panhandle chamber of commerce. January 12 program at Panhandle high school features pastors Rev Martin Pope Rev W H Terry and Rev J R Hicks guiding arrangements.
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Tiny Cook baby born weighing one and a half pounds
Ruth Angeline Hein, born the day before Christmas in Cook Indiana, weighs a pound and a half. She is so small her parents cradle her in a cigar box. The birth is recorded by the Associated Press.
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Bespectacled Professor Rules as City Cleaning Czar
Chicago cleaning and dyeing firms name Ben M. Squires as a three year czar to curb price cutting and racketeering. Under a publicized agreement with 78 of 117 companies he may take control of a plant if an owner disobeys. Squires, a slight college professor, handles large funds but must avoid negligence.
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Walter Brown
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GOP Official Attacks Lucas Norris Battle
Joseph R. Nutt national committee treasurer condemned Robert H. Lucas for opposing Senator Norris and for pledging a Republican committee bank account as security for a personal loan to fund publicity. Nutt, a Cleveland financier, told the Senate campaign funds committee Lucas had right to fight Norris but criticized the use of party funds.
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Aviators Die On Italian Hop From Bolama To Natal
Five Italian aviators died and three were injured as 10 seaplanes began a West Africa to Brazil flight. Two planes crashed after takeoff, balbo led 10 remaining ships to Natal, two forced to land at sea, naval vessels aided survivors, and two extra planes were towed to Fernando Noronha.
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Printers Begin Five Day Week to Help Unemployed
Amarillo Typographical Union members will switch to a five day week starting January 10 to relieve unemployment. The News-Globe chapel members voted for the plan, which runs three months and may be extended after another vote. Eligible News-Globe printers will gain the extra day off.
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W. B. Fowler
Texas Rainfall and Cotton Machine Harvesting Efforts
Waterpower from rainfall in Texas could be worth billions annually. Texas A&M engineers pursue a cotton plant optimized for machine harvesting while the Texas Agricultural Workers' Association delegates discuss conservation, soil fertility, and co ordination between mills and growers amid a push for better seed and varieties.
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Texas A. & M. College Experiment Station
First Leg of Payload Hop Ends in Bermuda
The white monoplane TradeWind landed in Hamilton harbor finishing the first leg from Norfolk to Paris. Pilot Mrs. Berg Hart and navigator Lt. William S. MacLaren appeared fresh after the six hour fifty five minute flight, with repairs needed before continuing to the Azores.
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William 8. MacLaren
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Azores
Robbers Break Into School Office At Senior High
Robbers entered the office of Supt W A McIntosh at Senior high Tuesday night tampered with a steel cabinet knocked the knob off the safe and left. They broke into the boiler and manual training rooms obtained tools and forced a door into the office but touched no desks and no other offices show signs of entry. They seemed to seek money but did not open the safe.
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Supt
W. A. McIntosh
Murray to order four state department audits on taking office
Oklahoma City January 7 Governor elect W H Murray announced audits will be ordered in four departments the State Board of Affairs School Land Commission Fish and Game Department and University Hospital to be discussed in his first legislative message. He also plans court actions in the Tom Slick inheritance case and may seek to curb the attorney general's powers.
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Oklahoma City
W. H. Murray
State Board of Affairs
School Land Commission
Fish and Game Department
University Hospital
Murray
Tom Slick
Charity rally in Amarillo moves to aid workers
Amarillo citizens packed the auditorium last night showing strong support for a movement to help needy families and provide every worker a chance, amid weeks of city concern.
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City employment note from Mayor Thompson on skilled labor referrals
Mayor Ernest Thompson and The Newe issue a statement on referral procedures. Skilled trades such as carpenters plumbers and painters will be directed to the business agent of each craft for available work. Unskilled labor requests will be filled from workers registered at the Chamber of Commerce to ensure proper credit to employers.
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