Norris Will Support Roosevelt and Not Seek Reelection
Senator George W. Norris of Nebraska announced he will not run for another Senate term and will actively back President Franklin D. Roosevelt for a second term. Norris said he can serve best by not being a candidate and will devote his efforts to Roosevelt's re election, despite President Roosevelt's earlier wishes. He denied Nebraska draft rumors and stated he would vigorously support the President regardless of party.
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Washington
U.P
George W. Norris
Neb
Senate
Roosevelt
Norris
Nebraska
War talks and Italian Ethiopian war notes across press
War reports continue from Addis Ababa covering Haile Selassie's protest to the League of Nations against Italian bombing of Dessye. An Italian spokesman denies changes in policy while Rome stays silent on peace overtures. The Standard Oil of New Jersey denies war shipments to Italy and endorses presidential guidance. Oklahoma Democrat Wesley Disney calls for a total embargo on war materials including oil and cotton to belligerents.
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Emperor Haile Selassie
League of Nations
Dessye
George Jordan
Associated
Rome
Samuel Hoare
House of Commons
Samuel
Italy
Ethiopia
New Jersey
New York
Standard Oil Company of
Standard Oil of
Roosevelt
State Department
Washington
Wesley Disney
Oklahoma
Open house for wild ducks in Bronx zoo prompts feeding worry
Whimsical dispatches report wildlife humor and local misadventures across several U S cities. The Bronx zoo notes 1,400 southbound ducks stopping by. officials fear mingling with zoo ducks requires feeding to protect others. Other items include a Memphis garnishments delay until after New Year and a duck hunter judge's mishap, plus odd local notices.
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New York
Bronx Zoo
Blair
Two Lakes
Memphis
Tack Letters Contined From Page 2
A newspaper column shows two reader letters from widows seeking work. One identifies Wm L McClure of Claude Texas requesting help finding employment. The other is a 40 year old widow seeking housekeeping or waitress roles with references.
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Wm. L. McClure
Claude
Texas
Tack
North East
Ninth Ave
Ruling on Spacing Rule Analyzed by Smith
Smith said the change follows the Brown case and serves as a guide. He emphasized a rule to inform all parties of when an exception to the general spacing rule could be granted and noted the amendment would clarify rights and court orders.
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Smith
Brown
John 4. Sharp
Thes
New York March Request Gets Quick Amarillo Response
Mayor LaGuardia sought a march for New York and received swift action from Ellis B. Hall of Amarillo. Hall had already composed the LaGuardia Trimphal March and bought rights from Albert I. Dina of Brownsville. He awaits contest details and has asked the ASCAP to handle the event.
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LaGuardia
New York
Ellis B. Hall
Albert I. Dina
Amarillo
Hall
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
Glands Heat the Body and Hormone Balance
The article discusses how heating glands penetrates the body's interior to improve blood flow and potentially inhibit bacteria. It notes rejuvenation aims to stimulate poorly functioning glands to restore hormone supply, aided by new diagnostic methods using laboratory metabolism and food tests. Transplantation of glands seeks to boost hormone levels but risks foreign protein absorption. advantages include supplying multiple hormones if effective.
Laundry men plan Amarillo convention with large turnout
A. White, L. Brown and W. R. Brown will head a Texas laundry owners gathering announced by President Fittger. Delegates from West Texas will arrive by motorcades and a special Dallas train will bring guests from Houston, San Antonio, Fort Worth and Dallas. About 300 members are in the state association with roughly 200 visiting affiliated businesses expected to attend.
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L. Brown
W. R. Brown
West Texas
Fittger
Dallas
Houston
San Antonio
Fort Worth
John Hoerger
U. S. Hoffman Corporation
Fitzger
Amarillo
America
New Deal Farm Program Challenged In Supreme Court Case
John W. Davis denounces the farm program as a fraud against taxpayers rights and argues the 1935 AAA amendments deny due process. He cites delays and inability to recover taxes and says the measure secures unconstitutional exactions. The brief precedes December 16 hearings in LSU rice miller suits and the Hoo-SAC Mills case.
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Washington
New Deal
Supreme Court
John W. Davis
John E. Hughes
Chicago
Davis
Louisiana
Hygrade Food Products Corporation
National Biscuit Company
P. Lorillard Company
AAA
Hughes
Hoo- Sac Mills
Parker Probes Hauptmann Case Ties and Casts Doubts
In a New Jersey context Parker faces questions about whether the U S Supreme Court should weigh in on the Hauptmann murder case and whether police blocked initial investigations. Officials including Col Schwarzkopf and former Gov Moore defend policing steps and Parker’s role while Parker himself remains distant from the public eye near Barnegat Bay. President Finger plans a return to Amarillo before the convention.
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Parker
Col
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
Hauptmann
Schwarzkopf
Burlington County
Moore
U 8
Barnegat Bay
Gues
Want Ads Offer Market for Holiday Goodies
A new classification in the Woman's Column features Good Things to Eat for advertising fruit cakes pastries nuts and other food items. Farmers and small merchants can reach Amarillo shoppers with specials for sale. Ads include fruit cake varieties and new crop pecans from K. Market at 207 Fillmore. Dial 6262 to place.
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Globe-News
Amarillo
Fillmore
Labor Leader To Broadcast Monday
Amarillo labor leaders urge radio listeners to hear Maj. George L. Berry speak Monday night at 9:30 Amarillo time on a nationwide hookup. Berry, coordinator for Industrial Cooperation and president of American pressmen, will press for capital management and labor unity to develop a recovery program for business problems.
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Amarillo
Maj
George L. Berry
Major Berry
Roosevelt
Washington
French Battleship Keel Secretly Laid at Brest
Paris dispatch reports the naval ministry disclosed that a 35,000 ton French battleship keel was secretly laid at Brest. The reveal tempers London naval conference talks, undermining Britain’s push to cap capital ship displacement at 25,000 tons.
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Paris
Naval Ministry
Brest
London
Britain
Unclear Surmise Tangles Case Narrative From 1934 Arrest
Fragmentary text describes investigators from the department of justice New York City police and New Jersey state police labeling a case solved after the September 1934 arrest of Hauptmann. The passage hints at unknown leads and clues unearthed during the investigation, with no clear resolution presented.
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Department of Justice
New York City
Sale of Tickets To Open Saturday for Mrs MacDowell
Tickets go on sale Saturday Monday and Tuesday for Mrs. Edward MacDowell's lecture recital at 8:15 PM Tuesday in Crystal Ballroom Herring Hotel under MacDowell Music Club auspices. Proceeds from past benefit entertainments lowered prices. sales at Amarillo College of Music Gordon's Tolzien Music Store and Herring Hotel with named volunteers handling sales.
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Amarillo College of Music
Gordon's Style Shop
Tolzien Music Store
Herring Hotel
Harry Hatcher
W. L. Burns
Julia Waller
P. L. Bottoms
C. H. Wiseman
Johnson
A. C. Bangs
M. W. West
O. D. Newell
Wileman and Johnson
M. L. Fuller
John Conrady
Civic Chorus Rehearses Tonight For Messiah
Amarillo Civic Chorus director Emil Myers calls another rehearsal tonight for The Messiah preparation. Chorus, joined by Hereford and Pampa, performs Sunday December 15 at 3 PM in Municipal Auditorium with Amarillo, Hereford soloists and guest pianists Lila Austin Myers and Edgar Pickett.
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Emil Myers
Amarillo
H. A. Shaw
Clifton, Janak
L. F. Aldrich
Director Myers
Hereford
Carl Mountz
Ray Coneway
Ruby Thomson
Mattie Mae Swisher
B. M. Wiltshire
Lila Austin Myers
Edgar Pickett
Sam Houston Defeats Buchanan In Brisk Basketball Game
Sam Houston school's basketball team beat Buchanan 21 to 10 on Thursday afternoon. Harold King of Sam Houston led scoring with three field goals. Buchanan's Thompson tallied five points with three free throws and a field goal.
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Sam Houston
Buchanan
Harold King
Houston
Thompson
Gowdy
Abbot
King
Martin
Kearney
Scooner
Pamplin
Fellowship Festival Tonight at San Jacinto Methodist Church
The Wesley Fellowship Class hosts a Fellowship Festival at San Jacinto Methodist Church in the basement starting at 7:30 this evening. Men are invited to meet the Friendly Church and bring a friend as chili pie coffee and sandwiches are served.
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Wesley Fellowship
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Judge Pays Fine in Overtime Parking Case
Spectators in police court watched Justice of the Peace Bob Clark pay a traffic fine after a misread overtime parking ticket. Police Judge Walter G Fly presided as Clark admitted guilt and settled the amount, amid a lighthearted, unserious mood.
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Bob Clark
Walter G. Fly
Sheriff’s Dept. Parking Fine Remitted by Judge Fly
The sheriff’s department avoided payment of a parking fine after Judge Fly remitted the amount. The ruling highlights courthouse parking disputes and the judge’s discretionary powers in local governance.
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Sheriff's Department
City Warms November Death Toll Beats Births in Amarillo
City health records show Amarillo had 34 deaths and 56 births in November, with deaths exceeding births for the month. Contagious disease cases were minimal, including one measles case and about six scarlet fever cases, plus only one diphtheria case, keeping the month near spotless.
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Amarillo
Palo Duro Lodge to Host Dance Saturday Night
L O Speer announces Palo Duro state park dance Saturday night at Palo Duro Lodge. Concessions chief says good music arranged and expected to draw attendees from the park area.
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Palo Duro Lodge
Palo Duro State Park
L. O. Speer
Speer
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