Better Husband, Wilder Wife Says Mayo Doctor
Dr Walter C Alvarez of Mayo Clinic says neuroses are more common in southern women and linked to heredity and environment. He notes increased freedom for women correlates with changed behavior and a rise in unfaithful husbands while faithful wives decline.
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Houston
Walter C. Alvarez
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Graduate Medical Assembly of
South Texas
South
Laborites Move Against Prison Labor in AFL Session
At Cincinnati the American Federation of Labor adopted a unanimous resolution opposing prison labor in all states. Speakers cited Maryland’s Lorton reformatory as a manufacturing plant, while Montana’s clerks rallied against wage cuts and threatened a general strike. The convention also urged curbing long radio ads and backed U S legislation to protect the petroleum industry from cheap foreign oil.
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Cincinnati
American Federation of Labor Convention
Lorton
Clyde M. Mill
Washington
Typographical Union
Maryland
James D. Graham
Montana
Butte
Mont
Organized Labor
California State Federation of Labor
Jon J. Fox
Tulsa Labor Union
United States
Prohi Budget Push Faces House Amid Repeal Drive
The justice department and Budget Bureau ask Congress to fund enforcement at 9.5 million for next year, same as this year, while a higher figure of 11.2 million was proposed. Attorney General Mitchell and Prohibition Director Woodcock presented the smaller budget to the House Appropriations Committee. Republicans and dry leaders debate hearings as repeal advocates push for an unamended vote and action from the House.
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Washington
U.P
Justice Department
Budget Bureau
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
United Press
House
Mitchell
Prohibition
Woodcock
Ways and Means Committee
Garner
Hil
Drys
Judiciary Committee
Stimson Carries British War Debt Note To White House
Washington reports Stimson took Britain’s debt note to President Hoover to discuss postponement of the 95 550 090 payment due December 15. Treasury Secretary Mills joined the White House meeting as London anticipates a formal note and public release in coming newspapers. The British position remains uncertain with Baldwin noting delicate links with the United States.
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Washington
United States
Stimson
White House
Hoover
State Castle
State Department
London
T Europe
France
Dee
UPM
Uni
Baldwin
Ell
Win
St. Andrews Hall
Glasgow
Unionista Association
House of Commons
Royalty Owners Plan Gas Hearing and Relief Measures
The Independent Gas and Royalty Owners Association met at the Amarillo Hotel to prepare claims for the railroad commission hearing on December 12 and to appoint a legislative committee to seek an amendment aiding the sour gas area of the Panhandle field. W. E. Herring will name the committees, with December chosen for the next meeting.
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Independent Gas and Royalty Owners Association
Amarillo Hotel
Railroad Commission
Panhandle
W. E. Herring
Unclear fragment details a fatality and assault case
A Dec 1 fragment notes H. J. Buchanan a 28 year old booking clerk found dead with a stocking around her neck and choked body described. The text is incomplete and lacks clear investigative details or authorities.
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H. J. Buchanan
Santa Claus visit plans at City Auditorium event
The Globe News-Globe announces a two show Christmas program at City Auditorium on December 6 to welcome Santa Claus in person with a matinee and evening performance. A special Christmas Shopping edition lists merchants offering free admission tickets for children and parents, to be distributed at participating merchants. Santa will collect letters from children via a mailbox arranged with Mayor Ross Rosers, with tickets and gifts from sponsors.
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Big Globe News
Claus
City Auditorium
Santa Claus
Sunday News-Globe
Erchente
Bayernagen
Anta
Ross Rosers
Iglqo Village
Globe and News
Falling Wall Buries Drew at Guadalupe Street Site
At Fourth and Guadalupe Streets a fifteen foot concrete wall collapsed during demolition at noon. One man died and another was dying. three others were seriously hurt. Police expect the dead man's surname to be Reifrig. Injured men include W. L. Lamb J. E. Snowden A. Johnson and Joe Laws.
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Austin
Fourth
Guadalupe
Reifrig
W. L. Lamb
J. E. Snowden
A. Johnson
Joe Laws
Methodists Hold Southern Session in Houston
About 200 pastors and lay members of the Southern Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church gathered in Houston for conference communion services before a business session. Bishop Charles L. Mead of Kansas City delivered the opening sermon last night.
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Houston
Southern Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles L. Mead
Kansas City
Seven Million Deficit Reported for Confederate Vet Fund
State Treasurer Charley Lockhart reports deficits in the state general fund and in the Confederate pension fund totaling about 7.9 million dollars. The note says the state will begin paying 574 thousand dollars in back general fund warrants today, while Confederate pension warrants including the September 1932 issue remain undiscounted and held by pensioners.
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Austin
U.P
State General Fund
Confederate Pension Fund
Charley Lockhart
Dallas Jurors Indict May on Bombing Charge
Dallas County grand jury indicts Solon May Amarillo motion picture operator for placing a dynamite bomb at W. K. Paschall Highlands Park on September 23 with intent to injure. Paschall operates a chain theater and is central to the charges.
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Dallas
May
Dallas County Grand Jury
Solon May
Amarillo
W. K. Paschall
Highland Park
Paschall
Japanese Advance in Manchuria Presses Chinese Rebels
Japanese forces move across the icy Manchurian plains toward Changchun to recapture large parts of Manchuria. The vanguard clashes near Fulaerchi, General Su’s forces reportedly hold and have released most hostages through Soviet mediation.
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Changchun
Ping-Wen
Lyst
Genral Su
Tsitsihar
Ma Chan Shan
Fulaerchi
Chang Tien-Chu
Manchukuo
Police rescue mother and son from house fire in Dallas
Two radio squad policemen saved a mother and her ten year old son from a burning home in Dallas. Firemen said the blaze might have killed them if the officers had not happened to pass by and discover the fire.
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Dallas
Estes fears plot to upset oil output described as wrecking Texas oil
Tyler publisher Carl Estes alleges a five week probe uncovers a plot that would disrupt oil production in Texas Oklahoma and Kansas. He warns state governments and business would lose from the supposed scheme according to a late night wire dispatch.
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ESTES
Tyler
Carl Estes
Texas
Olahoma
Kansas
Zne
Alltred
Eu-Gene Oe
Steer Champion Texas Special Sells At Chicago Show
The grand champion of the International Livestock Show, Texas Special, sold for $1.25 a pound to John P. Bowles for the Pfaelzer Brothers Co. of Chicago. Bowles outbid Fred Wolf as the bid neared $1.25, five cents above last year’s price, and well above the 8 cent Chicago prime steer market. Texas Special will be turned into steaks and roasts for Chicago tables.
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Chicago
John P. Bowles
Pfaelzer Brothers Company
Bowles
Fred Wolf
The
City Packing Company of
Cinema Stylist Irene Ware Leaves Stage for Film
Irene Ware former Miss America 1929 abandons stage to pursue motion pictures. The stylish Hollywood figure is pictured in a newly designed frock, signaling a transition from stage to screen.
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Irene Ware
Motion Picup
Miss Ware
May Seek Amendment of Garner Repeal Bill
Republicans including Representative Beck of Pennsylvania and Representative Laguardia of New York plan a Monday meeting with 90 plus GOP members to line up support for the Garner repeal resolution. Democratic leaders respond as House vote looms amid calls for amendments aligned to party platform.
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Garner
Washington
Representative Beck
Pennsylvania
House
Weather outlook for Amarillo and West Texas
Partly cloudy tonight with unsettled Friday and a chance of light rain. In the Panhandle and far west portions unsettled Friday with probable rain. New Mexico unsettled tonight and Friday with rain or snow in northwest and north central areas and warmer in the extreme southeast. Temperatures range from 41 to 61.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Panhandle
New Mexico
Thaulow Sensation Concert Lights Amarillo Stage
Norwegian violinist Christian Thaulow arrives in Amarillo with wife and Hjalmer Bergh to perform as guest artist with Amarillo symphony at Municipal Auditorium. He plays at an Amarillo College assembly and headlines the Harmonic concert, with membership seats sold at City Drug Store and the box office.
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Amarillo
Christian Thaulow
Hjalmer Bergh
Philharmonic
Municipal Auditorium
City Drug Store
Polk Street
Ellis B. Hall
Christian Thaie
Simmons University
Abilexe
Hislmer Bergh
Ellis B. Ball
Rovert Ax
Debts and Politics Clash in Brisbane Commentary
Arthur Brisbane surveys debt issues with Greece resisting debt repayment and Germany in cabinet uncertainty. He notes congressional stiffening on payment and hints at industrial and labor policy debates. The column blends international finance with U S politics and labor cost concerns.
Allred to Press Merits Trial in Ferguson Highway Suit
Texas attorney general James V. Allred announced a trial on the merits in Travis County district court for the injunction case brought by James E B Ferguson and others aimed at blocking highway funds. He said the appeal to the Court of Civil Appeals concerns narrow points and stressed the need to settle the law promptly. If the plaintiffs prevail, salaries for Highway Department staff and wages for the motor patrol could be affected and highway construction and maintenance would halt due to lack of state funds.
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Austin
James V. Allred
Texas
James EB. Ferguson
Highway Department
Travis County
Court of Civil Appeals
Allred
Third Court of Civil Appeals
Highway Commission
District Court
Te-Up
Motor Patrol
Crude Producers Scale Price Down
Several midcontinent oil firms revert to the former crude price schedule of 76 to 1 a barrel. Deep Rock Corporation led a 10 cent reduction while the largest independents kept the higher price not met by Standard Oil of New Jersey and Standard of Indiana.
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Tulsa
Okla
Deep Rock Corporation
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Standard of Indiana
Rufus Scott Sr Dies in Paris Texas At 84
Rufus Scott Sr aged 84 capitalist died at his home in Paris Texas yesterday. His son Col Rufus Scott died about a month earlier.
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Rufus Scott
Paris
Tex
Rufus ¥. Scott
Col
Lubbock Plans Send-off for Golden Sandies
Lubbock plans a large send-off and pep rally for the Amarillo Golden Sandies as they pause in Lubbock on the way to a bi centennial clash with the Ranger Bulldogs. The welcome in Lubbock will include the Westerners of Lubbock High School band and fans meeting the team at the Santa Fe depot.
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Lubbock
Gendoffs
Sandies
District 1
Panhandle
Charlie Guy
Yesir
Santa Fe
Precaution in Capital as Demonstration Groups Advance
Washington officials weighed fresh reports on marching demonstrators and planned strong guards for the White House and Capitol. Major Brown estimated about 2,000 marchers would arrive, surpassing last year’s hunger march but smaller than the July eviction of the bonus army. Metropolitan police plus 50 federal park guards were deployed to bolster secret service and local officers.
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Washington
Ernest W. Brown
District of Columbia
White House
Capitol
Stop Hunt To Give Kidnaper a Chance
Authorities suspended their investigation to allow the kidnappers of 4 year old Patricia Fears Tripp to present ransom demands. Sheriff Tone Kanne indicated progress toward identifying the abductors but would not reveal details or anticipate contact during the day.
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Rensselaer
Ind
Patricia Fears Tripp
Tone Kanne
French Cabinet Sets Debt Payment Schedule to Washington
Paris reports the cabinet approved a note to the United States stating the December debt payment of 19,261,492.50 dollars will be sent immediately to Washington and delivered to the department within 28 hours.
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Washington
Paris
U.P
United States
Five Miners Die In Canadian Mine Explosion
Five men were killed today in an explosion at No 4 colliery in River Herbert Nova Scotia. Two victims were from here. The blast, caused by a spark from a motor, marks the third mining accident in Canada in recent weeks. All victims were smnd.
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River Herbert
N. S
No. 4
Lindbergh Staff Plans Trans ocean Passenger Flights
New York December 1 Charles A Lindbergh announces plans for trans ocean passenger flights with Pan American Airways turning to engineering staff for two contracts. The meeting, led by Pan Am president Trippe, included Lindbergh and Pan Am technicians to outline compliant aircraft concepts for ocean transport.
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Lindbergh
New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Trippe
Pan Am Airways
Thatpany
Pan American Airways
American
Charles Beights
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