Naval Parley Focuses on Total Naval Tonnage Question
London reports the International Naval Conference will immediately address total tonnages of all major navies. Japan demands a detailed statement to be presented to the United States Britain France and Italy, as the session opens amid talk of two classification tracks.
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Italy
Aid in Texas Assured by New U S Cash
Texas receives new U S cash allocation to cover needs through March. Officials say the funding is sufficient to sustain relief efforts and public services until the end of winter.
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Texas
U.S
New Jersey Relief Funds Hold Through Winter
The New York Evening Journal reports Gov. Harold G Hoffman aims to keep aid flowing for unemployables with 2 million state funds and a 1 million federal grant. Texas officials outline December relief, plan for 2.5 million next year, and warn drops for workables after January 1.
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Peace Looms Over Horizon In Ethio War
Indications that France and Britain may broker peace between Italy and Ethiopia surface in Paris and London. Mussolini and Haile Selassie reportedly ready to discuss a peace formula while terms remain unclear. Desultory fighting continues as a potential league oil embargo delay looms.
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Starved officer quits amid court fight over pay
Miss Hattie Simpler resigns as Potter County probation officer pending Texas Supreme Court ruling on her suit to keep the job she has held since last May without salary. Auditor Hamrick disputes pay, district court decision upheld, and Seventh District Court of Civil Appeals sent four issues to the high court. She says she cannot continue without pay, facing slow starvation. FHA Loans. Long Bell Lbr. Co.
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Hamrick
District Court
Seventh District Court of Civil Appeals
Supreme Court
Boy Dies by Gunshot. Dog Also Dead in Sacramento
In Sacramento California Homer Lee aged 14 was found shot to death in his room with a shotgun at his side. Nearby lay his old bulldog companion. A note from Homer read My best pal will never come back Neither will I The world can go on without us.
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Calif
Der
Homer Lee
Havana seals city in house to house manhunt after kidnapping
Police in Havana deploy house to house search across the capital for Nicolas Castano a 66 year old millionaire seized from a sedan near Vedado. Authorities seek kidnappers while Castano’s relatives face arrest and a $300000 ransom demand looms. Castano owns sugar mills and cattle land holdings.
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U.P
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Castano
Vedado
Miramar
Roosevelt Returns to White House for Key Budget Push
President Roosevelt came back to the White House after a Southern sun sojourn to begin three weeks of intense work before Congress reconvenes January 3. He will push the 1939 budget, the state of the nation address, and relief efforts. A White House meeting with financial advisers was set to frame the next fiscal year budget. He had said in Atlanta on November 30 that appropriations had peaked and a decreasing deficit could come without new taxes.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Congress
74Th Congress
Atlanta
City Issues Seven Rum Licenses in Tax Office Sale
Miss Jewell Davidson announced yesterday that one wholesale liquor dealers license and six package store licenses were issued, bringing in 862.41 in fees. Licenses go on sale tomorrow at the city tax collector's office with a similar fee, while state licenses bring in twice as much.
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Jewell Davidson
One Rich Man and the Gasoline King Shadow
In Arthur Brisbane's 1935 Globe column the idea that a single wealthy man tops income lists is explored amid inflation fears and shifting power. The piece notes oil's rising role in global leverage, with a closing jab at Winter Oils and a price promo for gasoline.
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Cardinal Hayes
Wrong Driving Today Traffic Notice and Regs Reminder
Traffic guidance notices urge citizens to observe regulations including penalties for double and overtime parking. The item lists a phone contact and mentions John Maynard Lumber Co at 800 West Fifth.
Former Solon Raps AAA Tax Before Court
Supreme Court heard processing levies challenged as regulatory exaction masquerading as a tax. George Pepper, for Hoosac Mills, argues the tax is regulatory and unconstitutional, while Solicitor General Reed assists the government. The crowded marble courtroom attentive as arguments unfold.
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James W. Douth
Washington
Supreme Court
AAA
George Wharton Pepper
Pennsylvania
Hoosac Mills Corporation
Massachusetts
New Deal
Stanley Reed
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Mills
Albert Fall's Condition Remains Serious in Florida
In Paso, doctors treated former interior secretary Albert B. Fall for bronchial pneumonia at the left lung base. Though he showed slight improvement overnight, the aging veteran's condition stayed serious after recent sinking spells that had alarmed physicians Sunday.
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Albert B. Fall
Amarillo Weather Forecast Assesses Cloud, Cold Snap
Partly cloudy tonight with a low near 32. Wednesday remains partly cloudy and slightly warmer. West Texas sees fair skies with colder conditions in the extreme southeast tonight and warmer in the Panhandle on Wednesday. New Mexico also fair with little temperature change. Temperatures range from 31 to 49.
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New Mexico
Legion To Aid Santa In Amarillo Christmas Drive
Hanson Post of the American Legion joins Amarillo in reviving a community Christmas party for less fortunate children. Donations may be left at The Globe News office or the Legion Home, or mailed to the shown addresses to fund a memorable event headed by Capt. A. Peterson.
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Welfare coin here is asked
Needy families in Amarillo face privation unless more funds are available to the Social Welfare Association. Dr D Roach reports the group in debt by 1600 but plans to continue aid by extending credit within previous fiscal month levels. Directors authorize further obligations to meet urgent needs, with a February 1 deadline if receipts do not improve. Bishop E Cecil Seaman notes administration costs cut to the minimum while maintaining case work.
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Beulah Robinson
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Fie
E. Cecil Seaman
API Asks Return Cards Be Mailed For Banquet
The API Panhandle chapter urges all members with banquet tickets to mail return cards to indicate places. If a member lacks a ticket contact Bob Kay at the Amarillo Hotel or Claude Hildebrand at the Phillips Company. Membership includes April joiners. attendance is free and encouraged. Old Tack will be toastmaster and a full program is planned.
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Herring Hotel
Bob Kay
Amarillo
Claude Hildebrand
Phillips Company
Old Tack
Money Received in Drake Estate Scheme Trial
The mail fraud trial involving 41 defendants enters its fourth week as prosecutors seek the $56,773.50 allegedly shipped to New York by investors. Witnesses confirm money moved through Canfield Hartzell and other defendants, with arms-length receipts challenged and handwriting expert called.
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Joseph Harris
Railway Express
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Pharr
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Iowa
Tragic mine blast in Alberta Claims 16 lives
Bodies of 16 miners were recovered from shafts at Coalhurst while identification began. J Andrews leads rescue work and investigates yesterday’s explosion at Lethbridge Collieries Limited. Three injured, fourteen escaped.
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Alta
Alberta
J. Andrews
Providce
Lethbridge
Editor Slain in Minneapolis After Threats
Wal ter Liggett, a crusading Minneapolis publisher, was shot dead as he carried groceries to his home. Police pursued many possible enemies from Gov. Floyd B Olson to underworld figures while two suspects were questioned, one released. Liggett had warned of a mortal attack and stored files abroad to support charges against foes.
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