Sid ney Franklin to visit Panhandle ranch for cowpunchin
Sid ney Franklin the American bull fighter plans a ranch visit in Texas to punch cows in the noted Texas fashion. He bikes from Amarillo to New York then sails for Europe later this month for a 90 performance tour in Spain Portugal and North Africa. Franklin also pursued film work in The Kid from Spain and praises bull fighting as skillful when bulls are treated humanely.
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Tom Horner
Sidney Franklin
America
Panhandle
Texas
United States
Franklin
Europe
Spain
France
Portugal
Morocco
Eddie Cantor
The
Frank Hawks
Amarillo Freshlow Temperature Marks Cold Start
Amarillo recorded a new season low for the morning at a little over 10 degrees around 7 am, rising to 23 by noon. The forecast called for continued cold with fair conditions tonight and Friday, while colder air lingered north of the region.
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Amarillo
H. T. Colman
Here
Pueblo
Colo
Dodge City
Kan
Posse City
Okla
Santa Fe Railroad
Pampa
Canadian
Dumas
Texico
Fort Worth & Denver
Da’hart
Texac
Beauty Crop for Movies
Fifteen girls from thirteen towns represent Hollywood's newest pool of faces for film roles. Tryouts were held, candidates deemed adequate, and contracts offered. Names listed include Renee Whitney Chicago Donna Roberts Los Angeles Jane Shad duck Portland Ore Margaret LaMarr Los Angeles Ann Hovey Indianapolis Barbara Rogers Waycross Edna Callaghan San Francisco Loretta Andrews St. Louis Lynn Browning Kansas City Maxine Cantway Chicago Pat Wing Richmond Va Lorena Lay son Miami Toby Wing Richmond.
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Hollywood
Renee Whitney
Chicago
Donna Roberts
Los Angeles
Jane Shadduck
Portland
Ore
Margaret LaMarr
Ann Hovey
Indianapolis
Barbara Rogers
Waycross
Edna
Chinese Generals Turned Over to Japanese Prisoners
Tokyo dispatches say Chinese generals Su Ping Wen and Ma Chan were turned over to Japanese forces at the Manchuri border by Soviet authorities. Su fled to Siberia, was detained with his followers, while 40 of his men were also handed over. Military circles expect court martial for the rebel leaders.
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Tokyo
Su Ping Wen
Ma Chan
Mancchuria
Rengo
Tsitsihar
Manchurian
Siberia
General Ma
Manchuri
Protest Over British Vessel Seizure Off Coast
Canadian Minister Herridge lodges a protest with Secretary Stimson after a British vessel suspected of rum running is boarded and seized more than an hour off shore.
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Washington
Stimson
Herridge
Roosevelt Heads to Albany with Lehman in Tow
President elect Franklin D. Roosevelt departed for Albany today, joined by Lieutenant Governor Herbert Lehman, as part of his transition activities.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Albany
Herbert Lehman
Fiddlin Contest Sells Fast as Friday Night Seats Soar
Advance sales for the Old Fiddlers contest at Municipal Auditorium outpace past events. Twenty two tickets per purchase for 40 50 or 75 cent prices reserve two seats. Forty four old fiddlers entered along with harmonica and square dance contests. Mason King will run the event a benefit for the Amarillo Fat Stock Show with no stage tuning or audience addressing allowed.
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Municipal Auditorium
Wilbur C. Hawk
Mason King
Sally Goodin
Arkansas
Wagoner
Billy
Susan
Mr. Hawk
Amarillo
Beer Backers Fear Alcohol Bid By Wine
In Washington a split between beer and wine supporters on the Colier light wines and beer bill delayed prohibition modification hearings before the House Ways and Means committee. The bill would legalize 2.75 percent beer and naturally fermented wines amid clashes over potential alcohol content and federal taxation.
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William F. Kerry
Washington
Collier
House
Ways and Means
Rainey
William E. Hull
Lay
Hull
Relief Work Starts Monday for Amarillo Cleaning Funds
A $15,000 Relief fund from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation will begin Monday in Potter County for labor only. Workers will clean and repair public grounds at sites including Llano Cemetery and courthouse lawn, earning $1 a day for up to three days weekly with a maximum eight-hour day.
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Amarillo
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Ross Sterling
Wilbur C. Hawk
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
West Texas
James O. Guicke
Earl Fuqua
Potter County
Llano
Hawk
France and Britain pledge to honor December debt
Premier Ramsay MacDonald told Edouard Herriot Britain will pay the December 15 installment to the United States. A Chamber faction backs default and France warned it may alter Lausanne decisions if Britain pays. The two governments seek economic international cooperation while preserving independence of action. The White House noted Britain will meet the December 15 debt obligation.
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Paris
Great Britain
United States
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Edouard Herriot
Herriot
MacDonald
Washington
France
Britain
Error in Writing Reason for Negroes Being Forgotten
The grand jury reviewed two cases from Potter County where Oscar Odell James and Jimmy Ross were jailed 100 days before facing state charges. An indictment misprint led officers to search for a third man while the real defendants were found after 69 days. Both men pleaded guilty and received two year suspended sentences.
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Potter County
Gredy Hazelwood
Oscar Odell James
Jimmy Ross
Hazlewood
Oscar Odell
James
Bill Thompson
Quiell
Caplai
Maurine Nesbitt
Ross
Drastic Banking Bill Planned by Congress
President Hoover urged immediate bank reorganization, and Democrats introduced a drastic national bank and Federal Reserve reform bill sponsored by Senator Glass. The measure aims to reform banking practices, with its fate uncertain for the short session.
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Washington
U.P
Hoover
Senate
Glass
Virginia
Childress Woman Demands Baby at Gunpoint
A 33 year old woman in Fort Worth went to the Volunteers of America maternity home and tried to seize a baby at gunpoint claiming she must have a child by Christmas to fool her husband. She was refused and police await welfare department guidance on charges.
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Fort Worth
Pistol Point
Volunteers of America
Mra
W. H. Davidson
Children's Welfare Department
Prohibition Debate and New Car Engineering Featured
A Globe feature by Arthur Beiabane discusses national finance including a sales tax and beer taxes, with Hoover pushing cuts in government spending. Alfred P. Sloan of General Motors showcases a 1933 Buick draft control concept on the George Washington Bridge with H J C Henderson and Fisher Bodies observing.
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Uncle Sam
Hoover
General Motors
Fisher Brothers
Alfred P. Sloan
George Washington Bridge
Hudson River
Palisades
Rockies
H. J.C. Henderson
Fisher Bodies
Mr. Berkowitz
Mr. Sloan
More Tickets Reserved for Grid Game in Amarillo
Demand for reserved seats for the Sweetwater Amarillo quarter final sparked a fresh block on the east side from the 50 yard line to the 25 yard line. Tickets cost 1 dollar at Maxor Drug Store. unreserved 75 cents. A special train was arranged to run to Amarillo for Saturday with the Mustangs arriving early to practice at Butler Field.
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Sweetwater
T. G. Hull
Amarillo
Mustangs
Butler Field
Potter County Commissioners Set Regular Monthly Meeting
Potter County commissioners will hold their regular monthly session next Monday. County Judge Sam B. Motion reports no special business is before the commission.
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Potter County
Sam B
Texas Supreme Court denies road appeal in Ferguson case
The Texas Supreme Court overruled a motion by James E. Ferguson and others for leave to file a restraining order against the State Highway Commission. It declined jurisdiction for now and noted the case must come via writ of error. decision announced after bench conference. The ruling follows an injunction against highway spending and a prior third civil appeals court action.
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Supreme Court
Austin
Texas Supreme Court
James E. Ferguson
State Highway Commission
Travis County District Court
Highway Department
Third Court of Civil Appeals
C. M. Cureton
Justice Cureton
Thomas B. Greenwood
Bailey Hardy
John Chamberlain
Ferguson
Cutt
Mayor's Son Pays Fine for Double-Parking
In Amarillo Joe Rogers 15 son of Mayor Ross D Rogers paid a $2 traffic fine in the corporation court at city hall for double parking in front of the Fisk Building. He was briefly away to visit a Globe News subscriber when ticketed.
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Amarillo
Joe Rogers
Ross D. Rogers
Fisk
Globe News
Joe
Amarillo Area Weather Outlook Tonight And Friday
Forecast marks fair skies and continued cold in Amarillo and vicinity with partly cloudy conditions across West Texas. New Mexico sees generally fair weather with possible snow in northwest and north central areas and colder tonight. temperatures range from near 10 to 23 degrees.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Man in Gray Fiance Denies Wanderwell Slaying
In Los Angeles a 24 year old Welsh sailor William James Guy was found in a shack near the river bottoms and named as a suspect in the shooting death of Captain Walter Wanderwell aboard the yacht Carma at Long Beach. Eyewitnesses say Guy resembled the man who wore a gray suit and asked for Wanderwell before the death. Authorities report Wanderwell had disputes over money with his crew and the Carma, deemed unseaworthy, planned an around the world cruise allegedly set for this weekend.
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Los Angeles
William James Guy
Walter Wanderwell
Wanderwell
Long Beach
Guy
Edmund Zeranski
Hollywood
Cuthbert Wills
United States
Vanderwell
South America
South Seas
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