Senator Robinson to Reply Tuesday Night
Senator Joe Robinson of Arkansas plans a Senate reply Tuesday as New Deal opponents attack Alfred E. Smith. The Smith speech at an American Liberty League dinner sparks party divisions and renewed fires over Socialism and Washington or Moscow remarks.
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John F. Chester
Associated Press
Washington
New Deal
Alfred E. Smith
Happy Warrior
American Liberty League
Smith
Moscow
Changes Seen In Farm Plan Washington
Agriculture Department experts completed a survey recommending 16 million acres devoted to cotton corn and wheat be planted in grass and trees. The measure could guide the new farm program under soil conservation AAA substitute legislation. Secretary Wallace and aides face Senate interrogation on constitutionality as Congress may demand more changes. Senator Borah predicted Congress would not accept the present measure.
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Washington
Aggriculture Department
Congress
Wallace
Senate
Borah
Rep
Idaho
Du Ponts Attend Liberty League Dinner in Washington
A dozen Du Ponts appeared on the seating list for the Liberty League dinner in Washington. Names include A Felix Jr of Granogue Delaware A V and Mrs A V of Wilmington Emile F Louviers Eugene E Greenville Henry B Wilmington Mrs H B Ardmore Pa Irenee Wilmington Mrs Irenee Wilmington Miss Octavia Wilmington Pierre S Wilmington and Mrs Pierre S Wilmington.
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Washington
du Ponts
Liberty League
A. Felix, Jr
Granogue
Del
A. V
Wilmington
Emile F
Louviers
Eugene E
Greenville
Henry B
H. B
Ardmore
Irenee
Defense in Hamlin Case Nears Close
The Hamlin murder trial moves toward its end as the defense is expected to rest on Monday. George Hamlin, 47, once a fireman from Oakland, faces a second trial after confessing to killing his wife. Jurors, housed on courthouse beds, face a verdict likely later in the week as prosecutors prepare rebuttal.
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Farwell
George Hamlin
Hamlin
Reese Tatum
Palmer County
Oakland
Calif
E. T. Miller
Amarillo
China schools bait Mongolian loyalty in Nanking
In Beijing the government offers free schooling in Nanking for Turks and Mongol youths from Chinese Turkestan in an effort to win loyalty through education. These Mohammedan tribes have resisted assimilation and periodically revolt against Chinese rulers, despite military and political pressure.
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Nanking
Turkestan
China
Slide Buries Screen Star in California Avalanche
Ro chelle Hudson, screen actress, was buried by a man-made snow slide during filming near Truckee California. She lost consciousness but revived after three minutes and was sent to bed. The avalanche scene for The Country Beyond failed to follow its course and struck her on the sidelines.
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Truckee
Calif
Rochelle Hudson
Hollywood
Miss Hudson
High Sierra
Lake Tahoe
California-Nevada
Winter Grips United States Weather Sharp Cold England?
Oklahoma reports 5 degrees in Miami with light snow as the nation endures a new cold spell. An unidentified man dies in Oklahoma City from exposure and burns, coroner Carl Traub citing exposure as a likely cause.
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Oklahoma City
Miami
Okla
Harry Wahlgren
Jock Shirley
Carl Traub
Texas Bids Warmth As Cold Wave Recedes
The cold wave moving through northern states reached Texas Saturday night but did not produce expected low temperatures. Amarillo in the Panhandle recorded a low of 14 degrees after forecasts of down to 2 degrees, while Wichita Falls ended just under that mark.
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Texas
Amarillo
Panhandle
Wichita Falls
Doctor Rance O Neal Attends Wife in Theatre Death
WEST POINT Ga Jan 26 Dr Rance Onesal answered an emergency call to a woman stricken ill at a local theater He pronounced her dead upon arrival He found the patient to be his wife In Washington Jan 26 Dr Hugh S Cummings surgeon general of the United States public health service announced plans to retire February 1 due to long service and health concerns.
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Washington
United States
Swanson
Navy
William F. Durand
Stanford University
Roosevelt
Science Advisory Board
Macon
Navy Department
High Command
West Point
Rance O’neal
Hughs. Cummings
United States Public Health Service
Miss Romania Slain by Tooth Brush Poison
Bucharest authorities investigate the death of Tita Cristeescu who held the Miss Romania title. They deny a confessed poisoning theory and suspect a rare venom entered through a toothbrush used during grooming. Investigators report poison traces on her toothbrush and other grooming items.
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Miss Rumania
Bucharest
Rumania
Tita
Queen Marie Theater
Sunray Booms With New Drilling and Rail Line Growth
Winter sun brings Sunray’s oil boom to life as derricks rise along Moore County and a revived rail line supports a half mile business district. Sunray Oil Company of Tulsa plans a refinery to process local crude, spurring activity after years of drought and dust storms.
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Sunray
Texas
Rock Island
Aultman
Sunray Oil Company of
Tulsa
Moore County
Dreath
Panhandle
East Texas
Oisman
Shamrock
Barrymore at 53 Sees Life as Exciting and Worth While
Hollywood reports John Barrymore, nearing 53, says life is worth living. He recalls three marriages and divorces, wealth and loss, and argues that every setback has a counterbalancing rise, asserting the value of experience and compensation in life.
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Jack Barrymore
Hollywood
John Barrymore
Actor Reflects On Love And Career Longevity
The interviewee recalls acting since childhood and playing Hamlet, arguing that new roles keep thrill alive. He jokes about legends of women at his feet, notes three marriages, and says he will never stop falling in love, praising women as mysterious and wonderful.
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Elaine Barrie
Death on Texas Highway Claims Two The Lubbock Crash Toddlers
Two young people died and five were injured in a midnight highway collision near Lubbock Texas. Roy Blount about 20 and Ruth Prater about 17 died at or near hospitals. Injured include J T Collier 19 of Slaton and four Barton community residents. The crash occurred when the Collier and Campbell cars head on swerved to avoid a police car. The five injured were expected to recover.
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Lubbock
Roy Blount
Sulphur Springs
Ruth Prater
Blount
Miss Prater
J. T. Collier
Slaton
Leslie Gillit
Lonnie Gillit
Erwin Campbell
Barton
Ruby Wilkins
Collier
Campbell
Death claims aged Colorado pioneer
R. H. Looney, 84, a retired lawyer, banker, rancher and former mayor, died in Colorado. Funeral plans were incomplete pending word from his children. Burial tentatively scheduled for Tuesday. Survived by widow and five children: Hunter Looney, Mrs. Marcus Snyder, Mrs. H. B. Lindsay, J., Mrs. E. H. Rowley, and Mrs. L. B. Thomas. Looney served as Mitchell County's second judge in 1882.
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Colorado
R. H. Leoney
Hunter Looney
Loraine
Marcus Snyder
Dallas
H. B. Lindsay
Evanston
E. H. Rowley
LB. Thomas
Petaluma
Calif
Looney
Mitchell County
Roswell Physician William L Hill Dies After Long Illness
Roswell New Mexico January 26 Dr William L Hill 77 longtime local physician died at his home after a prolonged illness He came to Roswell from Dallas Texas in 1900 His widow is the sole immediate survivor
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Roswell
N. M
William L. Hill
Dallas
Tex
Plea Against Move by Economy Body Stands by President
The plea contests a proposed action by the economy body while the president remains steadfast. Supporters urge reconsideration as opponents argue for swift approval.
Senate urged to pass 2.49 billion baby bond bill
The National Economy League urged Congress to stand fast against Roosevelt veto of the Patman baby bond proposal. Senate leaders forecast passage with a large margin, despite ongoing opposition. The plan would pay the 1945 maturity value of bonus certificates in 50 dollar bonds usable after June 15 or held for nine years at 3 percent interest.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
National Economy League
House
Henry H. Curran
National Recovery League
Soviet Spying Plots Uncovered at Khabarovsk Trial
Soviet authorities disclosed in Khabarovsk on Jan 26 that a wide espionage network planned military intervention from Manchoukuo. The trial of 21 alleged spies revealed they received orders from a foreign military mission in Manchoukuo.
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Khabarovsk
U. S
Steele To Play Swingy Music At The Nat Tonight
Blue Steele and his recording band perform Swingy music at The Nat for one night only starting at 9 30 with Peggy Moore and Sonny Richardson in the act. Dancers of all ages are anticipated to attend in Amarillo and the Panhandle as the show runs until 12 30.
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Steele
Blue Steele
Steeles
Amarillo
Panhandle
Peggy Moore
Sonny Richardson
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