Danes Declare Neutrality as Sweden Arms
Denmark adopts a unanimous Folketing pledge that neutrality must be maintained and independence defended. In Stockholm, air raid defenses are planned as Sweden expands aid to Finland, with 62 million kroner pledged by Swedish industry and further relief totaling millions in goods and labor sent or prepared.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Norway
Johan Nygaardsvold
Sweden
Stockholm
Folketing
Jens Moeller
Schleswig
Finland
indus_dirms
August Lindberg
Lindberg
Gasoline Fire Burns Local Man at Sid's Garage
Ernest L. Baker, 202 Alabama Street, suffered burns to his left leg and hands when a pan of gasoline ignited at Sid's Garage, 826 Georgia Street. Mechanic Carter Veazey spilled fuel near a gas stove, flames involved Baker, Veazey, and Art Galloway. all were able to extinguish flames except Baker who ran and was tackled by Sid L. Veazey. Baker was hospitalized at Northwest Texas Hospital for treatment.
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Ernest L. Baker
Alabama Street
Sid
Georgia Street
Carter Veazey
Baker
Veazey
Art Galloway
Galloway
Sid L. Veazey
Northwest Texas Hospital
Dean J Bertram Lippincott Dies at 82
J Bertram Lippincott longtime dean of American publishing and board chairman of J B Lippincott Company died at his Philadelphia home after a cold illness. Born into the family firm founded in 1792 he remained active in business and cultural societies and was a member of the Union League. The firm is the oldest publishing house in the United States.
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Philadelphia
W.A
J. Bertram Lippincott
American Publishers
J. B. Lippincott Company
Lippincott
Union League
United States
High campaigns for Republican lieutenant governor with Golden Rule platform
Frank A. High of Lincoln former Nebraska Anti-Saloon League superintendent launched a bid for the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor. He urged voters to try religion as a solution, saying the country remains in a mess despite other efforts.
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Lincoln, Neb
Frank A. High
Lincoln
Nebraska Anti-Saloon League
Want Ad Deadline For Sunday News Globe
Tomorrow is Sunday and 6 30 p m is the latest to place a regular ad for the Sunday Globe. Ads accepted from 6 30 p m to 1 p m for Too Late To Classify. Ask for 3 day and T day rates to save money. Dial 6262 Want Ad Headquarters.
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Big
Sunday News Globe
Amarillo to Install Modernized Traffic Control System
City officials plan a modern traffic system in Amarillo which may include new parking meters. Details appear on Page 9.
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Amarillo
Death Comes to Senator Borah
William E. Borah of Idaho the dean of the United States Senate died at 7 45 P M CST at age 74 following a cerebral hemorrhage after a fall at his apartment. He had served since March 4 1907 and leaves a widow Mrs Borah no children and a sister Mrs Mattie Rinard. Rites undetermined. a state funeral was discussed with Boise as burial site.
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Washington
William Edgar Borah
Idaho
United States Senate
Cora Rubin
Borah
Worth Daniels
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Hiram Johnson
California
Henry Cabot Lodge
Wilson
League of Nations
Senate
Wayne County
Ill
Boise
Mattie Rinard
Fairfield
Wayne G. Borah
New Orleans
McNary
Oregon
Clark
Borak
Swedish AirmenAid Finns as Soviets Retreat
Swedish volunteer pilots joined Finnish forces in harassing 40 000 Soviet troops retreating toward the border amid Arctic cold. Finnish sources report up to 450 Soviet planes in a day as bombers struck northern and southern Finland. Helsinki residents sheltered as anti air defenses repelled waves of raiders near Ro vaniemi and a key west Finland rail junction.
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Finland
Markajarvi
Salla
Helsinki
Arctic Circle
Rovaniemi
Long hints at special session as race heats up
New Orleans Gov Earl K Long signals possible special session as runoff approaches February 20. He cites weather delays and aims to address tax and Huey Long era laws amid graft accusations, while rival Sam Jones secures key endorsements from James A Noe in a bid to unseat him.
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Long
Robert 8. Maestri
New Orleans
Huey Long
James A. Noe
Sam H. Jones
Jones
Sam Jones
Noe
Louisiana
Earl K. Long
Two Perish in Borger as Cold Blasts Claim I
Baltic war developments and Finnish defenses frame a complex view of Russo Finnish fighting and possible Nazi leverage. Moscow retreats near the Karelia Isthmus amid German Berlin-Moscow signals, with Nordic alarms and Sweden Norway tensions shaping strategic choices.
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Borger
Texas
Finland
Berlin
Moscow
Germany
Sweden
Russia
Nazi Germany
Norway
Red Army
Red
FDR Outlines Grand Coulee Plan and Economic Savings
President Roosevelt praised three federal agencies and urged planning for a half million settlers in the Columbia River Basin. He cited potential savings from a national resources planning board and warned Congress over funding cuts while outlining irrigation, employment, and agricultural implications of Grand Coulee.
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Columbia River Basin
Roosevelt
House
Independent
National Resources Planning Board
Council On Personnel Management
Office of Government
Senate
Columbia Valley
Grand Coulee
Yakima Valley
Congress
Resources Board
Texas ice cream production up 31 percent in December
On January 19 in Austin the University of Texas stated the coldest day in a decade did not hinder a 31.2 percent rise in state ice cream output. The Bureau of Business Research estimated 437000 gallons produced in December versus 333000 the previous December.
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Austin
University of Texas
Bureau of Business Research
Deceber
Texas County Judges Get Relief Plan OK
The Social Security Board approved a temporary plan allowing Texas county case workers to examine relief roll applicants for WPA work certifications. Gov. O Daniel signaled opposition to a special legislative session to fix the W P A intake issue, citing board jurisdiction and possible federal aid stoppage. State and federal officials planned further talks to resolve differences.
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Washington
Social Security Board
Texas
McNutt
Works Progress Administration
Connally
County Judges and Commissioners Association
WPA
Texas County Judges and Commissioners Association
Texas State Department of Public Welfare
O’daniel
Paul V. McNutt
Federal Security Administration
O'Daniel
Orvilles
Carpenter
Unemployment Compensation ‘Commission
Adam Johnson
State
L Public Welfare
More Farm Loan Funds Available In Texas and Oklahoma
Judge Marshall Formby reported that the Farm Security Administration would soon receive additional loan funds for Texas and Oklahoma. Rep. Mahon and Regional Director C. M. Evans discussed securing about 4.6 million dollars, with a substantial southwest allocation expected soon. Formby urged 125000 dollars be set for the Spur PSA office serving Dickens Kent and King counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Farm Security Administration
Texas
Oklahoma
Marshall Formby
West Texas County Judges and Commissioners Association
Rep. Mahon
Formby
W. W. Alexander
West Texas
Dickens
Kent
King
Alexander
C. M. Evans
Dallas
PSA
Spur
King Counties
Wheat Loans Due March 31 for Government Stored Grain
The Commodity Credit Corporation announced that farmers with 1938 wheat under government loans must repay or surrender the grain when the loans expire March 31. About 3,500,000 bushels are stored in multiple states, and officials say it is profitable to redeem the loan and sell the wheat given current prices.
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Washington
The
Commodity Credit Corporation
Colorado
Idaho
Kansas
Minnesota
Montana
Nebraska
North Dakota
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Texas
Utah
Wyoming
Tulsa cow pen murder case unsettled suspects questioned
Swisher County Sheriff H E White questioned suspects in a Tulsa related cow pen murder. Evidence links the slain elderly Hand couple to a fire at their rural farm as investigators seek the killer and determine where the bodies will be sent for burial.
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Tulia
H. E. White
Swisher
Tulsa
Austin
Set. R. H. Kelly
C. D. Weat
Amarillo
State Highway Patrol
L. B. Hand
Mia
Lulu Widegreen
George FP. Hand
Oak Park
Maywood
Ill
Illinois Funeral Home
White
Panhandle Hereford Breeders Auction Set At Amarillo Show
Sixteen members of the Panhandle Hereford Breeders Association consign cattle to the 24th annual auction sale tied to the Amarillo Fat Stock Show opening March 4. Several more breeders may join, pending registration certificates. current consignors include Pronger Bros Stratford and other listed members from Amarillo Wheeler Canyon Wildorado Hereford Shamrock and Goodlett.
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Panhandle Hereford Breeders Association
Amarillo
Pronger Bros
Stratford
P. J. Pronger, Jr
T. C. Ivey
Hereford
W. E. Bennett
W. L. Williams
Wheeler
E. E. Boxwell
George E. Hardesty
Folsom
N. M. E. B. Meyer
C. L. Franz
Canyon
R. L. Campbell
Wildorado
Frances Hess
Harlan H. Reeves
Shamrock
J. F. Ross & Son
Goodlett
J. M. White
E. J. Sanders
E. W. Womble
Continental Airlines Adds Three New Stops
Civil Aeronautics Authority examiners recommended Continental Air Lines extend route 29 to Roswell Hobbs and Carlsbad New Mexico. The route runs from Denver to El Paso with interim points Colorado Springs Pueblo Trinidad Las Vegas Santa Fe and Albuquerque New Mexico.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Continental Air Lines, Inc
Roswell
Hobbs
Carlsbad
N. M
Denver
el Paso
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Trinidad
Colo
Las Vegas
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Jury to Deliberate Slaying Case in Bonham
In Bonham on January 19 a district court jury was to deliberate the case of W. J. Mc Cain accused of fatally slaying his wife with a butcher knife.
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Bonham
W. J. McCain
Weather Forecast for Amarillo and Vicinity
Fair weather expected across West Texas and New Mexico with increasing cloudiness Saturday and Sunday. Warmer by Saturday with higher temperatures noted. temperatures rise through the afternoon hours.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Yamarillo
Vererpace
Two Die as Severe Cold Claims Borger Residents
In Borger two residents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert P. Means, died from carbon monoxide poisoning after gas heating appliances were left on. Their daughter found them. other cold related deaths and widespread losses across Texas followed, with temperatures plunging and crops at risk.
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Borger
Texas
Albert P. Means
R. B. Harrelson
Rock Creek Carbon Camp
North Plains Hospital
Lloyd
Fames Wise
Donald
Austin
Waco
Fort Worth
Corpus Christi
Panhandle
Amarillo
Plains
Rio Grande Valley
Brownaville Weather Bureau
Tom Ruiz
Joe
Peter Hernandez
Edmundo Guzman
Raleigh Cooper
P. W. Smith
Russell Moody
Bryan
Leon County
Peter Julius
Archie
Shorty) McDonald
Beaumont
Houston
Bonham
Brownsville
Port Arthur
Plainview
Wichita Falls
Tyler
Laredo
Galveston
Carver Funeral Home
Means
Elda Pearl Atkinson
Novella Richman
Eunice
N. M
Opel Hardin
Hobbs
J. J. Atkinson
Jackie Neal
Mary
Daisy
Albuquerque
Dorothy
Trinidad
Colo
Leroy
Denver
Georgia Webb
Clinton
Okla
Alfred Newman
Bess Rumley
W. T. Mans
A. J. Means, Jr
Will Means
Oxnard
Cal
Sa. J.means
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Lishing Dean
Globe-News
Dial
Senator Borah
Leningrad
Tass
Kitela
Lake
Ladoga
Karelian
Thomas F. Hawkins
Associated Press
Lake Ladoga
Hawkins
Lieksa
William E. Borah
Huey P. Long
Kirke L. Simpson
Paris
Mannerheim
Karelian Isthmus
Maginot Line
France
Tom Connally
Homer Bouldin
Albany
Federal
W. Lee O’daniel
Continental Airlines
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