Capital gains tax critique and Lady Astor party notes
Arthur Brisbane reviews Hoover's capital gains tax policy, arguing it dampens trade and causes market distortions while suggesting cross border selling to Canada. He also notes Lady Astor's party inviting 36 women deemed the most important in England. Mentions Dr. Miller Reese Hutchison's new invention and Hawks testing it. promises continuation on page 2.
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Breckenridge Buckaroos Coach Visits Home City
Breckenridge high school coach Pete Shotwell, a Canyon native and former West Texas Teachers College star, returns with 26 Buckaroos for a bi-district clash with the Golden Sandies at Butler Field tomorrow. The team stops in Canyon, works out at Buffalo Field, holds skull practice, then travels to Amarillo with 7,000 general admissions seated at the Herring Hotel.
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Accused Girl Slayer Alleges Relentless Police Persecution
Mrs. Pearl O Loughlin testified at her murder trial that police subjected her to hours of grilling and threats to coerce a confession. She said Captain A T Clark urged her to talk and warned she would be punished if implicated.
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A. T. Clark
Foster Refuses to Name Communist Central Committee Members
In a Washington hearing, William Z. Foster declines to provide names of American Communist central committee members to the source committee investigating Communistic activities. He says such evidence could be used against him in police court and accuses the Fish committee of protecting the capitalist system while condemning police brutality against workers.
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Weather Outlook for Amarillo and Surrounding Areas
The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Saturday across Amarillo and West Texas. Frost is possible in the southern areas tonight with cooler readings. New Mexico also sees fair weather with little temperature change. Today’s extremes reach 45 and 36 degrees.
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Fair Theater Announces Daily Free Ticket Guest
Shop early and watch this space. One ticket given daily to Fair Theater Our guest today is JACK H. L. ADKINS who will see The Rogue's Song.
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Maniac Convicts Still At Large After Matteawan Escape
Police and sheriffs in New York intensified the manhunt for seven inmates who overwhelmed guards at Matteawan State Hospital. Fugitives fled toward the state from Beacon and Brooklyn, with two tied to homicides and others to arson burglary and parole violations.
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Brooklyn
Long Island
Rochester
Frank Vanderkuylen
William Nelson
Tear Gas Halts Red March On Congress
A staff cameraman for NEA Service and The Globe waded into the clash near the capital. Tear gas smoke and police night-sticks halted several hundred Reds trying to storm the Capitol building and press for legislation.
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Hoover plan for public buildings spurs six month start
Houston and Galveston withdrew their intervention against the Texas and Pacific Northern line extension in West Texas. East Texas Chamber of Commerce telegram urged support. A hearing on 333 miles of new lines opens in Lubbock before an ICC examiner. President Hoover announced a $160 million public works program to begin within six months.
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Dec
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Rene Lefevre Missing After Sahara Flight
Rene Lefevre who piloted the Yellow Bird on a transatlantic crossing is missing after taking off from Oran toward Colomb Becharo along the Sahara edge. The French aviator disappeared during a desert flight amid hostile Arab regions and unsettled weather.
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United Press
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Colomb-Bechara
Sahara Desert
Prairie Oil and Gas Plans Mid-Continent Oil Withdrawal
Prairie Oil and Gas Company of Independence Kansas said it will withdraw as a purchaser of Mid-Continent crude oil effective January 1 until further notice.
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Murder is Seen in Death of Hunter on Pike County Land
In Milford Pennsylvania a hunter Wellington De Groat of Matamoros New York was found dead beside a deer on land owned by Mrs Bertham Armbruster. Police now consider it a possible murder after a post mortem showed a bullet wound. Witnesses testified the hunter wounded the buck and pursued it onto Armbruster property where she had threatened to shoot a hunter on sight. Armbruster underwent surgery after being hospitalized.
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Matamoros
N. Y
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Senate and House Debate Key Economic and Immigration Bills
Senate adjourned over the weekend as committees push key bills. Agriculture unit weighs a $25,000,000 Seed Loan Bill while Indian Affairs reviews Interior Secretary Wilbur. House continues Treasury Post Office Appropriation and Unemployment bill terms. Communist Investigating Committee questions William Z Foster. Immigration panel mulls Johnson Bill suspending immigration for two years.
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Hoover plan praised by House as details draw praise
On the road to legislative enactment the first outburst of criticism subsided. A detailed explanation of his plan outlining department allocations but not naming specific projects drew favorable reception as the House acted.
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Otis Rogers Triumphs Again in Texas Case
Otis Rogers, 27, University of Texas graduate and husband of Becky Rogers, returned to Fort Worth after a jury exonerated former Fort Worth policeman John Alsup of murdering George Terrell in a bank robbery scheme. Alsup remains sentenced for a separate killing, with an appeal pending. Becky Rogers attended the court triumph.
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Supreme Court hears challenge to federal radio control
Federal authority to regulate broadcasting faces two Chicago cases at the Supreme Court. The dispute centers on power limits for license renewal and station shutdowns under a Congress backed plan to zone and regulate radio use. Petitions question compensation for property loss and the validity of the federal acts involved.
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Paid killer theory held in McCarrick murder case
Investigators probing the slaying of Ama rillo grocer Harold A. McCarrick near 403 A Lincoln Street pursue two theories but reveal few concrete clues. They rule out robbery and consider revenge or mistaken identity as motives as weeks pass with little progress. Eye witnesses reported the shooting, but specifics remain unclear.
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Santa Claus Parade Heads to Amarillo from Nome Alaska
Santa leaves Nome Alaska en route to Amarillo with plans to reach December 11 in Seattle and Amarillo. The parade on December 11 will be Kris Kringle Day with Mayor Ernest Thompson reviewing from Polk Street. Dasher Dancer Prancer Blitzen and one more will pull the sleigh.
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Holdup in Plainview Stolen Gold Totals About 20000
Six masked bandits robbed Plainview this morning stealing an estimated $20,000 in $20 gold pieces. Authorities withhold details but Amarillo officers and The Globe report the incident. Santa Fe railroad special officers were summoned to Plainview.
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Amarillo
Globe
Santa Fe Railroad
Belle Livingstone's salon raid by federal agents
In New York Belle Livingstone and eight staff were arrested after nine well dressed boulevardiers crashed her Park Avenue salon. About midnight federal prohibition agents seized liquor worth $1,200 from the revelers.
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Hubb ert Pioneer S F Agent Dies
Henry Ogle Hubbert 61 longtime Santa Fe special agent and Amarillo resident for 15 years died at 6 40 this morning at his home 1100 West Twentieth He leaves a wife two daughters Mrs Ted George and Mrs James McClurkin both of Amarillo and three sons Lewis Los Angeles Inman Little Rock and Dolph Amarillo He was a Baptist and a well known citizen The body is in state at N B Griggs and Son chapel Funeral arrangements not announced.
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Oil price hike drive launched by Royal Dutch Shell group
The Royal Dutch Shell group and allied oil producers push for higher crude prices amid calls for production curtailment. Executives warn that continued low prices threaten thousands of producers and capital, while urging stable, rational pricing and reduced drilling.
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