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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1934

Page

11

Gestapo Fear in Hearts of Antinazis

Milton Broner reports from London on the Gestapo as secret police in Nazi Germany. The piece outlines its formation under Himmler, its feared methods including surveillance and torture, and infamous trials, with anecdotes about microphone spying and swift, ruthless justice.

Gestapo Milton Bronner London Geheim Staats Polizei Germany Europe Joseph Fouche Napoleon Fouche Austria Prince Metternich Okrana Ogpu Adolf Hitler S. A U. S Heinrich Himmler Himmler Munich General Goering Hitler Reich Berlin People’s Courts Army

Set A Thief Comic Drama at High School Auditorium

Local Thespian group presents Set A Thief a brisk mystery comedy at the High School Auditorium Thursday evening. Proceeds support the Sandie Pep Squad with a star cast led by Jean Epperson Ridgeway Zelley and Aubrey Jackson directed by Dr. R P Parcells. Tickets from pep squad or players.

Dr. R. P. Parcells Jean Epperson Ridgeway Zelley Aubrey Jackson Black Mask

Courthouse transfers and registrations listed in notice

Courthouse records reveal transfers including G C Odom to E J Ellis for Lot 4 Block 10 Roberts 1934 for 1 dollar and Ina Boyd to Edward H Holmes for Lot 3 Block 28 Roberts 1933. deeds, mortgage actions, and building permit for C Willard Smith addition at 1706 Hughes priced 1476 dollars. registrations show Tom Silas 1934 Chevrolet sedan A W Westbay 1934 Oldsmobile and Pullman Wheat Growers transaction with Oklahoma Wheat Pool Elevator 1134 and 10637.80.

G. C. Odom E. J. Ellis Roberts Ina Boyd Edward H. Holmes Mathew Hooks Fred Payne Miller Heights Faye Williams G. C. Boney Plemons Oklahoma Wheat Pool Elevator Pullman Wheat Growers Metes and Bounds Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Will R. Saunders Tom Silas Chevrolet A. W. Westbay Oldsmobile Potter County Relief Board C. Willard Smith Hughes

Snow records halt Duluth transit and schools

A December record of 16 inches of snow in Duluth fell within 24 hours. The heavy snowfall disrupted street car service, led to the closure of schools, and caused a train derailment within the city limits.

Duluth Minn

White Guards Arrests Shocks Moscow and Leningrad

In a major crackdown thirty nine White Guards from Leningrad and thirty two from Moscow were arrested on charges of preparing terroristic acts against Soviet officials in connection with the Kiroff assassination. The decree orders swift trials and executions with no appeal. Medineff and six assistants were removed for security negligence and will face trial.

Moscow Leningrad Sergei Kiroff Central Executive Committee Central Committee Commissariat of Home Affairs Medineff Supreme Court Medvieff Agranoff Fomin Gorin Loboff Yanishevsky Petroff Paltzovich Mosevich

Lecturer to Talk Campus Life in U S

Rev. Theodore Wedel, executive secretary for the college student division of the Protestant Episcopal Church, will speak this evening at 8 at the Bishop's House Amarillo. He has taught at Oberlin Harvard and Yale and spoke at Texas Tech Canyon West Texas State. Bishop Seaman invites faculty students and others interested in college life to attend with local ministers and church leaders accompanying him.

Theodore Wedel Department of Religious Education Protestant Episcopal Church District of North Texas Bishop's House Tyler Street E. C. Seaman Wedel Oberlin College Harvard P. Walter Henckell Dalhart Amarillo F. A. Foster N. C. Smith Bishop Seaman

Mexico Seeks Funds From Church as Catholic Exiles Arrive

The Mexican government orders estate seizure to break a will leaving 50,000 pesos to Torreon Church for masses. If successful, funds go to charity. The district attorney of Torreon initiates proceedings. Exiled priest Rev. Martiniano Balderrama joins El Paso Catholic community.

EL Paso Mexico Torreon Ramona Pimental de Gonzales Martiniano Balderrama Chihuahua City

Prize to Kiddies In Seal Contest

The Potter County Tuberculosis Association offers cash prizes to children who design the best color scheme for the "shopping day" color cards in The Daily News. First prize is 5 dollars and second prize 2.50 dollars. Contestants must sell 100 stamps or 1 dollar worth. For details contact Mrs J L Scott or Mrs R B Masterson. The Christmas seal sale opens Thursday.

Potter County Tuberculosis Association Daily News J. L. Scott R. B. Masterson

Ship Wreck Victim Dies of Weak Heart

Ethel I Knight Celatka, 21, who jumped from the Morro Castle and survived 14 hours in the water, died at her parents home in Shrewsbury. A bride of one month, she married William Celatka of Northampton on November 8. Her parents attributed her death to the rigors of the shipwreck experience.

Worcester Mass Ethel I. Knight Celatka Morro Castle Shrewsbury William Celatka Northampton

Pay Last Tribute To Rider Of Trail

SAN ANGELO December 4 EF B Baggett 87 who rode the Chis holm Trail eight times and served with Gen Tom Green was buried here yesterday after dying Sunday Baggett operated a 45 section ranch in Crockett County 1900 to 1907 was a large gin owner with 19 gins in Bell Coryell and McLennan counties He helped establish the First National Bank in Temple Survived by three sons and three daughters

San Angelo EF. B. Baggett Chisholm Trail Tom Green Baggett Crockett County Texas Bell, Coryell McLennan First National Bank Temple

The Last Gentleman at Mission and Local Theatre News

The Last Gentleman with George Arliss shows at the Mission theatre with comedy drama elements and star performances. Trene Beasley earns NBC exposure as radio queen of 1934, while Thurman Teague leads a Cincinnati orchestra after a stint with Roy Diven's group.

Will Rogers George Arliss Texas Joan Riondell Rialto James Cagney REX Wallace Beery Iackie Cooper Excitws NAT Ralph Rennete Mise Keith Carves Roseland Rob Mueller Hie Bixteen Paramount Judge Priett Ise Arliss Trene Beasley J. N. Beasley National Broadcasting Company Jesse Craword Crawford Thurman Teague Roy Diven Teague Greystone Grill Cincinnati

Phantom Slugger Sentenced to Reformatory in Colorado

Jack Churches, 18, once dubbed the phantom slugger of nine Colorado co-eds, was sentenced to an undetermined term in Buena Vista reformatory. He admitted a series of fraternity house thefts but denied slugging the co-eds, later retracting the confession. Police say he admitted the slugging earlier, claiming fear and being scared.

Boulder Colo Jack Churches Colorado Buena Vista F. J. Ingram R. ©. Prater Churches

Negro taxi driver shot at collision in Muskogee

In Muskogee Oklahoma James Vernon a negro taxi driver was killed and police detective R H Hinson was wounded probably fatally after Vernon allegedly fired on Hinson during a crash investigation. Detective Billie Guy said he shot Vernon in the head afterward.

Muskogee Okla James Vernon R. H. Hinson Hinson Billie Guy Vernon Guy

City Gas Rate Fight Before Texas Railroad Commission

Representatives of the Municipal Gas Company sought a hearing before the Texas Railroad Commission in Wichita Falls' dispute over a domestic gas rate cut. The case revisits a 75 to 50 cent per 1,000 cubic feet proposal, amid testimony on new expenditures 1929 to 1934 and defenses from Lone Star Gas officials.

Austin Municipal Gas Company Texas Railroad Commission Wichita Falls City Wichita Falls Commission Gas Utilities Division

Onions and Bald Heads Stir Jury in Texas Trial

In a Texas damage case Judge Barrett and Judge Browning swapped playful jabs about bald and onion heads as the jury laughed. Barrett recounted a childhood foot race tale with Browning, tying it to their courtroom banter and local WLW broadcasts. The article then shifts to Ralph Bennett and his Seven Aces opening a two week engagement at The Nat with his famed musician’s music.

Judge Browning Barrett Wallace Browning Texas Earl Ralph Bennett The Nat Bennett

Rheumatic Pain Relief with A-2451 and A-2851

A-2451 quickly relieves rheumatic pain including long standing cases. A-2851 dissolves uric acid and chalky joint deposits, easing gout and nerve pain. Safe and drug free, available in liquid and pill forms at all druggists.

Lost items and personal notices from a local page

A collage of short requests including a glasses return reward at 315 B West Fight Avenue, a nine year old seeking a bicycle and trade items, job and housekeeper ads, and a lost brown leather purse with a wedding ring seeking return. The notices reflect local community classifieds and requests for assistance.

Fighth van Buren Fleventh Hayden West Fighth Avenue Tack

Creomulsion Advertises Quick Relief for Colds and Coughs

A vintage ad promotes Creomulsion as a seven in one remedy for colds and lingering coughs. It claims powerful but harmless relief with no narcotics and offers a money back guarantee if symptoms persist.

Help Wanted and Lost Items Classified Snippet

A reader offers to do housework by day or hour and to handle housekeeping and laundry for a furnished apartment. Locations listed include 1116 B Johnson Street and 308 North East Seventh Avenue. A reader found shell rimmed glasses in a brown leather case at 1212 South Buchanan Street and seeks rightful owner.

Johnson Street South Buchanan Street

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