Band Wizard and Orchestra to Perform in Amarillo Tonight
The renowned pianist Vincent Lopez and his orchestra from Oklahoma City will perform at the High School Auditorium in Amarillo tonight with a concert at 8:15 PM and a dance at the Nat Dance Palace. Tickets available at City Drug No 1 and the senior high school box office. concert and dance priced with tax included. Lopez arrives about 7 PM and departs by 8 AM for the next engagement. auditions unavailable due to time.
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Amarillo
Vincent Lopez
Oklahoma City
Nat Dance Palace
Lopez
City Drug No
Polk Street
Elks Circus
Frances Hunt
Johnny Morris
Ace
Lou Briggs
Upkeep Costs for U. S. Rise in November Expenditures
Washington reports heavy government outlays in November totaling 638,607,912 dollars, up from 499,420,221 the prior year. Receipts reached 246,607,387 dollars, leaving a deficit of 392,000,533 dollars. The month included nearly two-thirds emergency spending, with October disbursements higher at 758,452,671 dollars.
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Washington
Treasury
Flood Crest Moves Across Carolina Lowlands
The crest of an Eastern North Carolina flood moved toward the Atlantic today inundating thousands of acres of lowlands. Receding waters spared main damage to washed out bridges and roads, with rapid repair under way by contractors and public works.
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Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
Atlantic
Youths Must Bear Arms or Leave California Colleges
The U S Supreme Court upheld the University of California policy that conscientious objectors Hamilton and Reynolds must either undergo military training or withdraw. The 1933 matriculants challenged the regents, arguing their rights were violated. the California Supreme Court declined to compel the action without a hearing.
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Washington
Supreme Court
University of California
Albert W. Hamilton, Jr
W. Alonzo Reynolds
Hamilton and Reynolds
California
Reserve Officers Training
Methodist Episcopal Church
Board of Regents
Board
California Supreme Court
Stalin Heads Death Probe of Assassin
Stalin orders full inquiry into Sergei Kirov's murder in Leningrad as political police seek motive and potential conspirators. The late Kirov, 48, a Leningrad Communist leader, was to be honored with a state funeral in Moscow with large public turnout and a Kremlin burial plan.
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United Press
Leningrad
Josef Stalin
Sergei Maronovich Kirov
Kirov
Leonid Micoliev
Leningrad Communist Party
Communist Party
Stalin
Siberia
Moscow
Great
Kremlin
Catafalque
Tulsa youth held on murder charge in slaying of friend
Dee Kennamer 19 the son of a federal judge was ordered held without bond after arraignment on a murder charge in the slaying of John Garrett. The case ties into a federal probe into extortion and kidnap plots by Tulsa youths with Virginia Wilcox summoned for questioning.
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Tulsa
Okla
Dee
Philip Kennamer
John Garrett
Virginia Wilcox
H. F. Wilcox, Jr
Charles Carr
Maddux
Gorrell
Kennamer
Miss Wilcox
Paul Hansen
Division of Investigation
U. S. Department of Justice
Hansen
Court of Common Pleas
John B Woodward
Gorrel
Holly Anderson
Franklin F. Kennamer
Federal District of Oklahoma
Flint Moss
Woodward
Eheritt Charles Price
Price
Yelling Yeggs Loot Chicago Bank of 3000 Dollars
Four bandits yelled and looted Hamilton State Bank in Chicago robbing about 3000 dollars. Two armed with machine guns, two with shotguns, they terrified 15 employees and customers as they entered the teller cage and grabbed the cash.
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Chicago
U.P
Hamilton
H. P. Hoot
Fear Death Takes Champion Canine
Dallas report on December 3 notes the search for Champion Ruler's Double Bill, the 14 year old airedale who vanished from behind the Ted Dealey home Friday. The Dealey family fears the prize winner may have died, but hope to recover him for a proper burial and remember his 17 show wins across the Southwest, Colorado and the Pacific Coast.
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Dallas
U.P
Bill
Ted Dealey
Dealey
Airedale
Dealeys
Southwest
Colorado
Pacific Coast
Insurance man killed in tire blowout wreck near Van Horn
Frederick E. Blawick a 45 year old insurance salesman from Long Beach California was killed instantly last night near Van Horn when a tire blew out causing his car to overturn.
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EL Paso
U.P
Frederick E. Blawick
Long Beach
Calif
van Horn
Here
Sleeping Patricia Maguire Awakens After 33 Months
In Chicago, December 3, Patricia Maguire, known as Sleepy Beauty, emerges from a 33 month slumber following her mother Sadie Miley’s test that prompted movement. Patricia responds to written commands and finger signals but full recovery remains uncertain.
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Chicago
Patricia Maguire
Sadie Miley
Patricia
Gladys Hansen
Sleeping Beauty
Owl Men Meet With Marland in Oil Pact Talks
Governors and envoys from oil states met at Marland's Oklahoma mansion to discuss a proposed interstate pact to regulate crude oil production. The plan aims to set demand via a fact finding agency and apportion quotas to prevent price gouging while restoring a true oil price around three dollars per barrel.
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Ponca City
Okla
U.P
E. W. Marland
Marland
Texas
California
Oklahoma
Ely
Washington
National Conservation Board
American Petroleum Institute
Patrick J. Hurley
Peace in Saar Pact Endorsed by France and Germany
France and Germany signed an accord ending the Saar Basin dispute. Germany will pay 900 million francs and 11 million tons of coal to France, plus equal rights for Saar inhabitants regardless of race, language, or religion. The pact splits into political and economic parts with guarantees for non voters and social provisions.
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Rome
France
Germany
Saar
Amarillo Sets New Low Of 23 Degrees This Morning
A new season low of 23 degrees was recorded in Amarillo at 7 am by the U S Weather Bureau, beating the previous low of 25 degrees from last Friday. By 11 am the temperature rose to 36 degrees as Hereford area towns and Boise City reported similarly frigid readings. Weather official H T Collman forecast fair, continued cold tonight, and rising temperatures tomorrow.
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Amarillo
U. S. Weather Bureau
Black
Hereford and
Friona
Santa Fe
Panhandle
Boise City
Okla
H. T. Collman
Woman Tarzan sighting prompts man’s unusual kiss incident
William Finn reports a woman jumped from an alley and kissed him about a dozen times on the cheek while holding him tightly. Authorities are seeking the female Tarzan in Boston.
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Boston
William Finn
Tarzan
Weather Outlook for Amarillo and West Texas
Forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Tuesday in Amarillo and vicinity with frost in the southeast area. West Texas expects generally fair weather, Tuesday partly cloudy, and New Mexico fair tonight and Tuesday with warming central and eastern portions. Temperatures reach up to 23 and 41 degrees.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Pair Charged with Burglary in Newberry Store Attempt
F C Sky Barnett and Dun can Thomas, both charged in justice court, face burglary counts for an attempted looting of the J J Newberry Store at 607 Polk Street. Bonds set at 2500 each. arrests made about 930 PM. Store entry via roof hole. similar method to a spring break in.
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Justice Court
F. C
Sky” Barnett
Duncan Thomas
J. J. Newberry
Polk Street
Justice of the Peace
Bob Clark
Thomas
Phillip Doerner
Newberry
Newhberry’s
Huntsville
New Mexico
Sapulpa
Okla
Amarillo
Canyon
Death sentence in youth murder case at Harvey's Lake
Robert Edwards was sentenced to death in the electric chair for the murder of his friend and neighbor Freda McKechnie at Harvey's Lake, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania.
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Wilkes-Barre
Robert Edwards
Freda McKechnie
Harvey's Lake
Cotton crop for season far below 1933 total
The International Statistical Bureau estimated the current season’s cotton crop at 9,724,000 bales, well under last year’s 13,047,000. The report from New York on December 3 notes a sharp decline in production.
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New York
International Statistical Bureau
Key of 7 Matches Wits of Einstein
A 17 year old New York City boy is described as possibly the world’s smartest person with an IQ of 205. He learned to read unaided at four and has read about a book daily since then. The child’s identity was withheld for his protection.
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New York
New York City
Albert Einstein
Einstein
Charles Darwin
New York University
Samuel B. Heckman
Stratosphere Flight May Mean New Record
Wiley Post may have set a new altitude record for airplanes during a Phillips Airport flight. He flew about half an hour longer than planned, with an official decision expected after a Washington examination of a sealed barograph. Post, holder of the round the world speed record, aimed for 50 000 feet with a stripped ship and unlimited visibility for safety. He faced overcast skies on a prior attempt and a test flight reached 45 000 feet.
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Bartlesville
Okla
Wiley Post
Phillips Airport
Post
Washington
A. M. Alcorn
Department of Commerce
Renato Donati
Italy
Chicago
Brisbane column on royal guest list at British see
Arthur Brisbane discusses a note by William Rogers about Russian royalty attending the British royal scene before the war. The piece appears in The Globe with syndicate rights and editor notes.
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Arthur Brisbane
King Festures Syndicate, Inc
International
Ro Ie
William Rogers
Crack train crashes. one missing and seven injured
Forister Florida December 3 One man believed killed and seven injured when the Southland express wrecked after a split switch. All crew and passengers were accounted for except A W Bremer the fireman of Jacksonville Florida believed buried in the wreckage of the Atlantic Coast Line fast train.
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S Forister
Fla
Southland
Florida
Midwest
A. W. Bremer
Jacksonvile
Pila
Atlantic Coast Line
Treasury report details November 30 figures
Treasury data shows receipts of 12.30 million, expenditures 17.24 million, and a balance around 1.60 billion. Customs for the month total 26.36 million with fiscal-year receipts at 1.46 billion and expenditures about 2.80 billion including emergency outlays. Gold assets stand at 8.13 billion with continued 1900s era notes.
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Treasury
Washington
The
Changes in Office of Attorney General
Scott Gaines of Angleton was promoted to first assistant attorney general, succeeding Elbert Hooper. Gerald Mann, former Texas A&M football star, appointed to succeed Gaines. Hooper resigns to practice law with Fred Upchurch. Mann is a graduate of Texas A&M and Harvard Law School.
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Austin
Scott Gaines
Angleton
Elbert Hooper
Gerald Mann
M. A
Gaines
Mann
Harvard School of Law
Hooper
Texas Attorney General's Department
Fred Upchurch
Alfred
Tyler
U S Revenue Agents Get Official Name In Federal Office
After years the U S Internal Revenue Agent office in the Amarillo post office will bear the official name. The three man Amrillo Panhandle office includes C C Dobbs J M Evetts and E E Wilson auditors who check disputed federal tax records.
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U. S. Internal Revenue Agent
Bureau of Animal Industry
Internal Revenue
C. C. Dobbs
J. M. Evetts
E. E. Wilson
Amarillo
Panhandle
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Sleepy Beauty
OWL
Committee of Three
Lopez Olivan
Sky" Barnett
Wits of Einstein
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Greece
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