Sung Cheh-Yuan Opposes North China Autonomy Move
Gen Sung Cheh-Yuan, ruler of Hopei and Chahar, calls the effort to create a North China autonomous region a Japanese snare. He cites Japanese spending in Tientsin and warns of three options for Nanking: fight, preserve the status quo, or seek a compromise, noting the stark difficulties of Japan Chine cooperation.
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Sung Cheh-Yuan
Frank Fisher Peiping
U.P
Hopei
Chahar
Ho Ying-Chin
Nanking
Sung
Peiping
Chiang Kai-Shek
China
Tientsin
Autonomous “Army
Japan
Adjournment of Probe Into Public Safety Work
The legislative committee probing the State Department of Public Safety adjourned to review information from the discharge of Ranger Tom Hickman. Rep. Sam Hanna of Dallas chairs the inquiry, likely to resume soon in Austin and focus on politics in law enforcement.
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Fort Worth
State Department of Public Safety
Tom Hickman
Ranger Force
Sam Hanna
Dallas
Hanna
Austin
Hickman
Ranger Department
Jackie Coogan to Wed Betty Grable in Phoenix
Phoenix officials told United Press Jackie Coogan and Betty Grable will marry Thursday or Friday in Phoenix. The former child actor and the 19 year old newcomer to film are planning the ceremony with Fox West Coast Theatres officials.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Jackie Coogan
Betty Grable
Phoenix
Fox
Used car dealers trim stock for new year bargains
Amarillo auto dealers aim to finish the year with few cars left and cut prices to the year's lowest levels. Readers are urged to check the Want Ads for the best buys and trade up for a better ear.
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Amarillo
Federal man slain at club in Tulsa incident
Two men including a federal revenue agent were shot to death at a Tulsa night club after being thrown out by bouncers. Authorities found no witnesses and arrestees Tyree Parks and G R McCullough claimed no knowledge of the shooting. The agent Louis Pappan 42 and his companion rode with George Stewart a former detective captain for routine license checks at beer taverns.
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Tulsa
Okla
Here
Tyree Parks
G. R. McCullough
Verne Hamilton
Louis Pappan
George Stewart
Harry Brill
Pappan
Parks
McCullough
Freezing Weather Grips Panhandle With Ice and Fog
A deep cold wave brings freezing temperatures and dense fog across the Panhandle. Streets are icy, air traffic halted, and travel slowed as pedestrians slip on slick sidewalks. Wheat growers welcome moisture and a forecast of light rain and rising temperatures.
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Panhandle
North Plains
H. T. Collman
West
Texas
Bureau of Commerce
English Field
Kansas City
Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
Tucumeart
Press Freedom Upheld After Denied Rehearing in Houston Case
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals refused a rehearing on the contempt rulings against six Houston newspaper men who disobeyed a trial judge’s order not to publish testimony from a murder trial. The court affirmed that freedom of speech and press protections safeguard publication of court proceedings despite the judge’s concerns about jury pool impact.
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Austin
U.P
Freedom of
Court of Criminal Appeals
Houston
Brazoria
W. C. Morrow
Woman Kills Self After Fiance Die In Crash
Despondent over the death of her fiancé John T. Blanton of Memphis in a Dallas auto crash on Oct 31 Miss Mamie Smith, 30, took poison at her Dallas home early today. The couple had planned to marry in November.
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Dallas
Mamie Smith
John T. Blanton
Memphis
Tenn
To Start Atlantic Airmail
Postmaster General Farley announced plans to seek Congress funding for a transatlantic airmail service with experimental flights next summer and operation likely within a year. Pan American Airways is the sole American contender for the route, with four foreign interests discussing cooperation and Imperial Airways and a French mission in Washington.
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Washington
Farley
Congress
Pan-American Airways
Royal Dutch Airlines
Lufthansa
Imperial Airways
Gulf wide strike may near settlement in longshore dispute
Houston reports progress as several steamship firms agreed to negotiate new contracts with the International Longshoremen's Association. The ILA contract committee for the Galveston district plans a meeting today to discuss signing agreements, with a federal mediation board invited to attend. A potential hurdle remains as Houston Beaumont and Lake Charles committees demand no new deals without operator consent.
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Houston
International Longshoremen's Association
Galveston
Texas
Lake Charles
Perkins
Houston Maritime Committee
Beaumont
Sabotage Charged By John L. Lewis
John L. Lewis the international president of the United Mine Workers accused thrift coal operators of deliberately sabotaging the industry in a fiery address to a conference of mine union delegates in Washington on December 4.
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Washington
U.P
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Decisive Battle Near in East African War Front
Italian and Ethiopian troops brace for a major clash near Makale as Marshal Badoglio readies a decisive move. Rome tightens home defenses while Italy seeks oil supplies and U S policy on neutrality leaves oil shipments under debate. Standard Oil of New Jersey confirms continued shipments to Italy amid denials of a guaranteed petroleum pledge.
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Devon Francis
Associated Press
Asmara
Eritrea
Haile Selassie
Makala
Ital
Ian
East Africa
Pietro Badoglio
Mussolini
Makale
Rome
Italy
Washington
Ickes
Ethiopia
New York
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Walter C. Teagle
Standard
Whimseys New York snappy march contest announced
Mayor LaGuardia seeks a martial tune for New York City and asks Gene Buck to sponsor a contest inviting composers and authors to craft a lasting march. The mayor calls it an opportunity for lasting work and urban cultural identity.
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New York
LaGuardia
Gene Buck
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
Blood Hound Joins Police Force Here
Brooklyn report notes a new blood hound arriving at the Amarillo Police Department though officials are unsure how to use the animal. A lighthearted item follows about past hounds and political notions, reflecting the era’s tone.
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Blood Hound
Weather outlook Amarillo and surrounding area
Cloudy with light rain late tonight and Thursday. Warmer tonight with low around 29. West Texas mostly cloudy with possible local rains in the Panhandle and extreme east portion tonight and Thursday. Unsettled with probable snow flurries temps near 25 to 28 through today.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Panhandle
New Mexico
Pay Tribute To Dr Thomsen Next Monday
The community invites men women and children to a December 9 banquet at Crystal Ballroom Herring Hotel Amarillo honoring Dr R Thomsen for 25 years of pulpit service. Reservations $1 a plate must be made via Miss Lois Black at The News Globe office. A program with music will accompany the tribute.
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R. Thomsen
Crystal Ballroom
Herring Hotel
Thomsen
Amarillo
Thomson
Wilburn. Hawk
Lois Black
News-Globe
Tracy and Wellman Fight Ends in Draw in Cocktail Room
Hollywood reports a bloodless melee between actor Spencer Tracy and director William Wellman ended without injury as friends after a confrontation sparked by an actress’s name. Both men claimed the incident was a misunderstanding and shook hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
U.P
Spencer Tracy
William Wellman
Colony
Wellman
Tracy
Ickes Warns Against Fascism and Economic Insecurity
Secretary Ickes urged that economic security must be guaranteed for ordinary citizens to protect democracy. He accused rugged individualists of pursuing wealth while others grow poorer, warning that their actions risk fueling fascism. The remarks were reported from Detroit with a note to see ICKES Page 13.
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Detroit
Ickes
United States
Wrong Driving Traffic Counts and Penalties
A compact note lists traffic violations and fines including angle parking in restricted zones, overtime parking, and running red lights. It warns drivers to slow in school zones and to follow laws to protect children. Also referenced are FHA loans and Long-Bell Lumber Co.
Wichita Falls Wins Court Battle Over Street Rental Fee
The Supreme Court refused to review a dispute between Wichita Falls and Municipal Gas Company over an ordinance charging 5 percent of gross receipts as rent for street and alley use. The Fort Worth Court of Civil Appeals had reversed and remanded. the high court found no jurisdiction in the city's writ petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Supreme Court
Wichita Falls
Municipal Gas Company
Fort Worth
Two Army Airmen Die in Plane Crash Near Washington
Two Army fliers from Mitchell Field Long Island died when their plane crashed into a hill near Bolling Field in the capital area. First Lieutenant Harry H. Geoffrey of St Paul Minnesota and Major George F.E. Rice of Thermopolis Wyoming were identified by the War Department.
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Washington
Mitchell Field
Long Island
Bolling Field
War Department
Harry H. Geoffrey
St. Paul
Minn
George FE. Rice
Thermopolis
Wyo
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King Features Syndicate, Inc. International
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Universal Service
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Don C. Seitz
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Amarillo Police Department
Uncle Tom
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Rev Agree OO Corgi Pttes
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168Th Infantry
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Leonard Short
Missouri
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