Japan Moves to Realign Policy With World Powers
Tokyo reports a major diplomatic readjustment aiming to pacify Eastern Asia. Japan plans to realign relations with the United States Britain Germany Italy and the Soviet Union while recalling its ambassador to China and withdrawing recognition from the central Chinese regime.
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United States
Asia
Foreign Ministry
Japan
China
East Asia
America
Britain
Germany
Italy
Soviet Union
Koki Hirota
Shigeru Kawagoe
Shanghai
North China
Peiping
Tokyo
Hirota
Joseph C. Grew
Domei
Fumimaro Konoye
Foreign Office
Siberia
Empire for a Lady serial begins in News Saturday
Alan LeMay delivers action and romance in a suspenseful serial starting January 22 in the News. Christine’s yawl and Clyde’s gun runners intertwine in dangerous waters at Balingong Bay as mysteries unfold and rivals clash aboard the intriguingly plotted voyage.
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Christine
Balingong Bay
Clyde
Linkang
Empire
Alan LeMay
News
Steel operating rate rises but buyers stay hesitant
The national steel operating rate increased for the second straight week, rising three points to 29 percent of capacity, from a low of 21 percent two weeks earlier, though buyer hesitation remains the keynote of the market.
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Cleveland
Steel
Shamrock Man Announces Texas Attorney General Bid
Shamrock district attorney Lewis M. Goodrich declared his candidacy for attorney general of Texas. He touted a three plank platform emphasizing public interest, personal integrity, and debt-free tenure. He urged voters to question his honesty and suitability in his 31st district, where he has lived for over 30 years.
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Texas
Goodrich
Shamrock
Thirty-First District of
Judge Ward Gravely Still Gravely Ill At Home
C. T. Ward, former judge and noted pioneer rancher from Randall and Potter counties, remains gravely ill at his home on 1403 Western Avenue according to late night reports.
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C. T. Ward
Randall and
Potter Counties
Western Avenue
Welcome to Amarillo Farm Security Administration Conference
The Amarillo News-Globe welcomes the Farm Security Administration regional conference and lauds the agency's efforts. It cites large loans aiding farm families, repayments, improved living standards, and plans like the farm tenant purchase program, urging continued scientific advice and support for good land use.
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Amarillo News-Globe
Dreath
Milo Perkins
Federal Treasury
Perkins
Marvin Jones
Amarillo
Gipsy Smith Draws 10000 At Amarillo Mission Close
Gipsy Smith preached to crowds at Municipal Auditorium and three nearby churches tied to the main service. He revisited his life story from his father’s conversion and noted how all five children became preachers after the father’s transformation.
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Gipsy Smith
Amarillo
Municipal Auditorium
Polk Street Methodist Church
Central Presbyterian Church
First Baptist Church
Gipsy
Cornelius Smith
England
Jesus
Amateurs Ruin Portales Relic Identification
Four Texas Tech faculty members concluded the sand pit skeleton near Portales could not be proven as Folsom man. They warned amateur bone-hunters to leave discoveries undisturbed to preserve geological context. The skull appeared larger than modern human, delaying identification.
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Folsom
Texas Tech
Leroy Patton
W. C. Holden
R. G. Sidwell
M. A. Stainbrock
Early Attorney of Panhandle Dies
L G Wilson aged 74 former first district attorney of the Sixty four Judicial District died in Plainview He helped organize Hale County fifty years ago Survivors include his widow and daughter Mrs Ethel Sanford of Plainview and a son Maple Wilson of Lubbock Funeral services will be held tomorrow
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Plainview
L. G. Wilson
Sixty-fourth Judicial District
Hale County
Ethel Sanford
Maple Wilson
Lubbock
Explosion Injures 9-Year-Old in Memphis Area
Raymond Masters, 9, son of Mr and Mrs M E Masters near Lakeview, suffered burns and serious injuries when a gasoline drum exploded early Saturday night.
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Memphis
Raymond Masters
M. E. Masters
Lakeview
Farmer at Portales Is Found Shot
O K Traughber a 60 year old Roosevelt County farmer was found dead of a gunshot wound two miles north of Portales near the Clovis highway. A coroner's jury ruled accidental death. The body was found by motorists who reported a 410 gauge shotgun near the highway right of way. He is survived by his wife a son and two daughters.
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Portales
O. K. Traughber
Clovis Highway
Justice of the Peace
Hugh Roberts
Elida
Traughber
R. L. Hollis
Chinese Army of Former Rebels Repulses Japs
The Eighth Army formed from former Communist units claimed heavy losses for Japanese forces 50 miles south of Taiyuan in central Shansi, with 100000 rebels under General Chu Teh reported. U.S. cruiser Marblehead arrived at Chefoo to protect Americans amid unrest as Shanghai wartime trade jitters and taxes on Japanese imports loom.
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Eighth Army
Japan
China
Shansi
Taiyuan
Chu Tech
U. S
United States
Marblehead
North China
Chefoo
Peace Preservation Corps
Chinese Chamber of Commerce
Hwa Mei Wan Pao
N. P. Miles
New Orleans
Peiping
Tsingtao
Canadian Pacific Line
Dollar Line
Shantung
Anhwei
Pioneer Elliott Dies at Tucumcari After Long Life of Ranching
J W Elliott a 102 year old pioneer of New Mexico and Texas died in Tucumcari after a two week illness. Born April 20 1846 in North Carolina he lived near Springfield Illinois at Lincoln's death earlier moved to Texas in 1869 and to New Mexico in 1891. He managed an 28 000 acre ranch west of Tucumcari since 1907 and was famed for old fashioned farming and deer hunting skills. He leaves three sons and two daughters.
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Tucumcart
J. W. Flliott
New Mexico
Texas
Elliott
J. W. Elliott
North Carolina
Springfield
Lincoln
Missouri
Arkansas
Tucumca
Tucumcari
Conchas Dam
Reed Nomination For Supreme Court Seen Approved
Washington observers predicted Senate confirmation of Solicitor General Stanley Reed to the Supreme Court with overwhelming support. If approved, the 53 year old Kentuckian could seat on January 31 as Justice George Sutherland retires the next day and the court adjourns.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Stanley Reed
Supreme Court
Reed
George Sutherland
Newsman Injured in Auto Crash Near Corsicana
Newsman Jack Estes circulation manager of the Dallas News and Journal was badly injured in an auto accident between Richland and Streetman last night as reported from Corsicana January 16.
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Corsicana
Jack Estes
Dallas News and Journal
Richland
Streetman
Night Sessions Threatened by Administration
Administration leaders threaten to push for night Senate sessions to end the filibuster on the anti lynching bill and move Roosevelt's program. The plan aims for a showdown by next weekend with the bill potentially shelved or passed. Barkley avoided commitment while noting the Senate should not be tied up indefinitely.
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Roosevelt
Barkley
Senate
van Nuys
Indiana
Wagner
New York
Tee
Glass
Virginia
House
Roosevelt holdIng company abolition faces doubt in Congress
Washington advisors and supporters report it would be difficult to pass a broad holding company abolition. Some suggest limiting any action to banking and insurance, or testing the current act in utilities for a year before new legislation. The current law caps holding companies at two in a group of utility firms.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Regional FSA Conference Opens in Amarillo
The five state regional Farm Security Administration meeting begins in Amarillo with sessions at the Masonic Temple and Herring Hotel. Dr. W. W. Alexander arrives from Washington for the four day event, with Roy I. Kimmel delivering a keynote and Dr. Bradford Knapp to speak at Wednesday banquet in the Crystal Ballroom.
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Farm Security Administration
New Mexico
Colorado
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Amarillo
Department of Agriculture
Herring Hotel
Masonic Temple
Washington, D. C
W. W. Alexander
Washington
General Assembly
L. H. Hayter
Five-State
Great Plains
FSA
Bradford Knapp
Texas Tech
PSA
Crystal Ballroom
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Associated Press
H. Q. Pankinsnider
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J. C. Estlack
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Temple of Truth
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Parker
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Judge Ward Gravely
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