Texas to Buy 225000 Cattle Under Drouth Program
Emergency drouth areas across Texas extend AAA cattle buying through December 31 with a 500 head minimum per county. The plan covers Panhandle Big Bend West Central Texas and more, totaling 127 counties. Congress allocated 2 738 000 for purchases of 225 000 cattle to aid relief clients via FERA processing.
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Texas
AAA
State Extension Service
FERA
Panhandle
Big Bend
Fort Worth
Austin
Henry A. Wallace
Grouth
West Texas
Amarillo
George F. Barnes
College Station
O. B. Martin
R. D. McCrum
Tom Coble
Texas-Southwest Cattlemen's Association
Jay Taylor
Panhandle Livestock Association
Theodore Pile
Longfellow Cowman
L. W. Anderson
Reaves County
J. G. Porter
West Texas Bureau of Animal Industry
Hungary and Jugoslavia Near Break Over Expulsions
Reports from Vienna say mass expulsions of Hungarians from Jugoslavia in retaliation for the assassination of King Alexander threaten a break between the two nations. Hungarian Premier Goemboes recalled his Belgrade minister Waldermar Ritter von Alth as unrest and police patrols rise in Budapest amid fears of riots and a reported 18 000 people may be sent toward the Hungarian frontier.
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United Pree
Vienna
U.P
Jugoslavia
Alexander
Dotarde
Hungary
Julius Goemoes
Waldermar Ritter von Alth
Belgrade
Jugoslavian
Budapest
Seman
Jugoslavia and Hungary Face League Clash Over Refugees
United Press reports from the Jugoslavian Hungarian frontier describe pitiful scenes as refugees flee homes after frontier expulsions. Hungary plans to present alleged mistreatment and expulsions of Hungarian citizens to the League of Nations in Geneva, warning of a possible open break with Yugoslavia.
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Budapest
Hungary
League of Nations
Yugoslavia
Franco Russian Accord Frights Soviet as Pact Nearing
An official Geneva note reports Laval and Litvinov signed an accord pledging no new France Russia pacts that could block Eastern European security deals. Moscow fears Franco German accord could isolate Russia. Paris aims for an Eastern Locarno style pact to secure Germany s eastern frontier.
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Geneva
Pierre Laval
Maxim Litvinov
France
Russia
Germany
League of Nations
Far East
Maxim Litvinoff
Konstantin von Neurath
Krauer
Saar Basin
Reich
League
NRA May Rebuild Into Simpler Cooperation Model
Washington January six News that NRA will undergo a major revision to become a simpler form of government business cooperation. Donald Richberg told the National Association of Manufacturers in New York that NRA suffers from restrictive rules and regulations and from some business leaders trying to exploit the Blue Eagle program for personal gain.
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Washington
NRA
Donald R. Richberg
National Association of Manufacturers
New York
F D R Back at Job Of Shaping Destiny
President Roosevelt returned to the capital from Warm Springs to continue shaping a legislative program for Congress. Griggs Ambulance Dini 4311.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Congress
Griggs Ambulance
Dini
Furnished Apartment Ad Draws Many Inquiries
More than two dozen prospective renters asked about a Nichly furnished apartment in the Globe News. Mrs Formley says the first and only day brought 25 to 30 inquiries, but only one could rent. The remaining seekers must continue searching the Want Ads for a suitable place. Dial 6262 to place a Want Ad.
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Globe News
Contortionist and circus crew play golf at River Drive
The Polack Brothers Indoor Circus performers Rue Enos and Everett Conway, shown in a worm's eye view pose, display their golf skills at River Drive golf course. The indoor circus boasts 20 acts from circuses across the United States, Cuba, and South America.
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McCormick Co
Rue Enos
Polack Brothers
River Drive
Everett Conway
United States
Cuba
South America
Ickes Removal Sought At Kilgore Oil Chief Plea
A mass meeting in Kilgore Texas urged Secretary Harold L Ickes removal as oil administrator after about 1000 locals heard speakers condemn his actions The resolution passed with no dissent demanding his resignation citing inexperience and bias toward independent refiners The event touched on federal bills and enforcement equity across regions with East Texas officials voicing support for strict yet even regulation.
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Moval
Harold L. Ickes
Sam Goldman
Kilgore
Roosevelt
Ickes
Joe Moore
Greenville
Joe Hill
Henderson
East Texas
Haley’s Inadequate Answers Draw Fire On Cattle Plan
Secretary Wallace dismissed J Evetts Haley of Texas as giving an inadequate presentation on the cattle program. He said Haley implied farm activity reduced cattle feed, which Wallace said was untrue, and that a quoted line about cattlemen facing low prices was misleading.
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Washington
Wallace
J. Evetts Haley
Texas
Saturday Evening Post
Haley
Famed Dreyfus in Paris After Major Operation
Col. Alfred Dreyfus, central figure in a famed espionage trial, lay critically ill today following an operation. He had been living quietly on the Brittany coast in recent years away from neighbors.
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Dreyfus
Paris
U.P
Alfred Dreyfus
Brittanny Coast
Frisco Hotel Fire Triggers Evacuation of Guests
Fire alarm at the St. Francis Hotel in San Francisco sent hundreds from their beds at about 6 am. Firemen controlled the blaze within half an hour after it started. guests were awakened by firemen and clerks calling, then returned to rooms once the danger eased.
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San Francisco
Smart St. Francis
Sixth Day in Air Nears New Record
Jean La Rene and Henrietta Sum mer circle over Wiley Pent airport for the sixth day in their bid to set a new women's endurance flight record exceeding 239 hours. They still have four days to reach the goal.
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Oklahoma City
Dec
Jean la Rene
Henrietta Summer
Wiley Pent Airport
Shocking Headlines Stir Britain and U S War Prep
Arthur Brisbane argues that British headlines on air bombing reveal the rising threat of air power. He notes naval admirals fear air attacks and expects U S and allied policymakers to heed these signals in future war planning.
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the Sun
Perfect Grid Weather Due
Ideal football weather predicted for Saturday as the Amarillo Ban dies and Ranger Bulldogs meet at Butler Field. Weatherman H. T. Coleman notes fair conditions tonight and Saturday with a chilly night around 25 degrees and afternoon warming to ideal game weather.
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Ranger Bulldogs
Butler Field
H. T. Coleman
Panhandle
Southwest
Collman
Plains
Dallas
Abilene
Manchukuo to Buy 15000 Tons Oil from Soviet Firms
Manchukuo will purchase 15000 metric tons of crude oil from Soviet and independent firms excluding American and British Dutch companies. This marks the first purchase under the new government oil monopoly program and negotiations will begin soon.
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Hlinking
Manchukuo
Sixty six Soviet foes executed in Moscow after Kirov killing
Sixty six people including a woman were executed in Moscow and Leningrad after the assassination of Sergei Kirov. The official notice mentions Zinaida Buligina among the dead and notes confiscation of all property. Connection to the crime remains unclear with many details left unspecified.
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Moscow
Sergei Kiroff
Red
Joseph Stalin
Leningrad
Kiroff
Kremlin
Zinaida Buligina
Nicolief
Search for lost sea fliers continues near Honolulu
Weary naval searchers pressed on for Flight Lieutenant Charles T. P. Ulm, co pilot George Littlejohn, and navigator J. N. Skilling after their Star of Australia monoplane ditched in the Pacific off Hawaii. Navy seaplanes scouted 200000 square miles over two days hoping for salvage or signs of life despite dwindling chances.
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Honolulu
Charles T. P. Ulm
Pacific
Star of Australia
Ulm
George Littlejohn
J. N. Skilling
Fire Engulfs Cadet as Crew Abandons Motor Vessel
Aflame from stem to stern the motor vessel Cadet was abandoned by her four man crew in St. Mary's Bay after an explosion sent fire through its 1,400 gallons of fuel oil. The incident occurred in Saulnierville on December 6 as fire spread along the hull and deck.
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Saulnierville, N
Cadet
St. Mary's Bay
Huey Long accused of running LSU investigated
The Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools referred complaints that Huey Long was running Louisiana State University to its commission on higher education for investigation.
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Atlanta
Huey Long
Louisiana State University
Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Commission On Higher Institutions For
Amarillo Weather Forecast Generally Fair With Cold Nights
Forecast for Amarillo and West Texas shows fair to night and Friday with continued cold tonight. In New Mexico, fair conditions persist with little temperature change. Extremes noted 26 to 43 degrees by 1 o clock.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
United States Defies Japanese Demands in Naval Talks
Norman H. Davis stated that abandoning the Washington and London naval treaties would create insecurity and costly competition with no real gain. He urged continuation of the treaties as key to equal security while Roosevelt proposed broad naval reductions. Tokyo received the U.S. stance calmly, confirming Japanese expectations.
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London
United States
Norman H. Davis
Washington
Japan
American Correspondents’ Association
Davis
John Simon
Temeo Mateudaira
Roosevelt
Tokyo
Dr Ivan L Holt Elected President of Federal Council
Dr Ivan L Holt of St. Louis was elected president of the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America. The brief item notes the December 6 report from Dayton Ohio and includes an unrelated ad line about winter oil.
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Christ Church
Dayton
Ivan Lee Holt
St. Louis
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Hopkins Resigns from West Texas Chamber for Oklahoma Post
Maury Hopkins resigns as assistant general manager of the West Texas Chamber of Commerce effective December 15 and will join the Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce likely as assistant manager. No successor named for the West Texas vacancy. Hopkins, born in Wolfe City, started as Floydada secretary and later served six years as West Texas secretary.
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Fort Worth
Maury Hopkins
West ‘Texas Chamber of Commerce
Hopkins
Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Wolfe City
Chamber of Commerce
Floydada
West Texas
Just a Country Boy Garner Tells Capital
Vice President John N. Garner returned to Washington and described himself as a country boy trying to get along with city slickers. He recalled spending summers in Uvalde and wanting to see what the lights look like.
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Washington
U.P
John N. Garner
Uvalde
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