Veterans Bonus Likely To Pass Congress Next Year
A United Press poll shows overwhelming support among congressmen and senators to pay the veterans bonus, with a Senate preference to revive the issue after January 3. Organ donations from the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars are expected to help unite factions that stalled when the President veto was sustained.
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H. O. Thompson
Washington
United Press
Congress
Senate
Veterans
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ethiopia Rejects Plans Not Upholding Integrity
Ethiopia will reject any settlement plan for the Ethiopia Italy conflict that does not uphold Ethiopia’s territorial and political integrity. The Ethiopian legation announced today that no plan will be accepted if it directly or indirectly encourages or rewards Italy.
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Paris
U.P
Ethiopia
Italy
Legation
Family dispute sparks fatal shooting at the Mint club
In 47th District Court Albert Jarvis testified that Wachtendorf fired from the hip to kill Pat Graves after a fight outside The Mint on East Tenth Avenue near the fairgrounds. The defense pressed to bar Pat Graves’ father J. W. Graves, a former Texas Ranger, from testifying amid “threats” claims, while courtroom searches for concealed weapons continued.
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Herman Wachtendorf
47Th District Court
Albert Jarvis
Wachtendorf
Pat Graves
Clem Calhoun
E. A. Simpson
Graves
Calhoun
Simpson
Texas
F E. C. Nelson
Hazlewood and Calhoun
Just Isn't Done Just Isn't Done
Garford Wilkinson argues that speeding and reckless driving threaten public safety and social standing. Amarillo police campaign shifts focus from punishment to awareness of hazards behind traffic incidents.
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Garford Wilkinson
Amarillo
Mrs. Liggett Identifies Kid Cann as Slain Publisher Killer
Minneapolis police announce Mrs. Walter Liggett identified Isadore Blumenfeld known as Kid Cann as the man who killed crusading publisher Walter Liggett. She picked Blumenfeld from seven men at a jail showup. Blumenfeld has been held for questioning since Liggett's shooting Monday at the rear of Liggett's apartment.
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Minneapolis
John Hilborn
Walter Liggett
Isadore
Kid Cann
Liggett
al Marxen
Peace near in Ethiopia Italy war as proposal looms
By Louis F. Keemle the peace ideal for the Italy Ethiopia conflict hangs on French British proposals. Negotiations and arguments likely before action and possible failure. Rome hints Mussolini may discuss the plan though many obstacles persist. Smaller powers denounce it as a betrayal of Ethiopia and the league.
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Louis F. Keemle
Italy
Ethiopia
Britain
France
Mussolini
Haile Selassie
Rome
League
Oil industry faces big year ahead says official
Austin, Dec 11 The oil industry faces a big year in 1936, said Ernest O. Thompson chairman of the Railroad Commission in a year end statement. He predicts meeting demand with current production after past withdrawals from storage and cites the federal control effort and interstate oil compact as key developments. Cooperation with state regulators should guide 1936.
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Austin
Ernest O. Thompson
Railroad Commission
Rain Filled Sky Threatens Houston After Devastating Flood
Houston residents faced a flood that authorities called the worst in 99 years as 32 inches of rain fell in hours. Buffalo Bayou breach freed basements and damaged 15 blocks downtown while Purvisions and equipment were ruined. Five deaths and 17 missing were reported as crews began repairs and water receded.
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Houston
U.P
Cars Roll Westward With Measles In Private Car Column
In this 1920s style dispatch Arthur Brisbane observes Paul Block traveling westward in private car “Friendship” attached to common cars. He notes the democratic gesture and contrasts it with public travel and radio.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Paul Block
New York
Andrew Jackson
Block
Price of bar metal fixed in London market
Aid in the silver market allows brokers to fix bar metal at 27 1 2 pence per ounce, equivalent to 61 cents a fine ounce. Mexico fears prosperity built on silver may end as the world price collapses. New York quotes show a 1 cent drop to 62 3 4 cents per ounce. Morgenthau action awaited to restore order in the demoralized London market.
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London
U.P
Mexico
Mexico City
New York
Morgenthau
WORLD
Washington
Secretary of Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
United States
Termites Invade Amarillo Homes Threaten Structures
Amarillo faces widespread termite activity with millions of insects inside homes. Reports describe tunnels and towers built from clay and wood waste, colorless workers and soldiers, and winged swarms forming new colonies. Experts urge moisture control and sealing foundations to deter reinfestation.
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Amarillo
C. P. Wells
Cuba Head Man Quits as Mendieta Resigns in Cuba
President Carlos Mendieta resigns amid Cuba’s political turmoil. Secretary of State Jose A. Barnet, age 71, ascends to the presidency as factions demand changes before December elections. Mendieta cites patriotic duty in stepping down.
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Associated Ress
Edmund A. Chester
Havana
Cuba
Carlos Mendieta
Jose A. Barnet
Mendieta
Barnet
Amarillo Weather Outlook Moderate Colder Night
Partly cloudy and slightly colder tonight with low around 33 degrees. Thursday will be fair with little change in temperature. In Panhandle and western New Mexico conditions similar with partly cloudy skies and a slight cooling trend. Temperatures today ranged from 36 to 47 degrees.
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Amarillo
Quicinity
West Texas
Panhandle
New Mexico
Japan seeks naval parity at five power talks
Japan pressed for equality with Britain and the United States at the five power conference by proposing total tonnage parity and the scrapping of ships to achieve the lowest possible naval level. Nagano described Japan’s plan as seeking equal overall tonnage rather than fixed ship numbers.
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Henry T. Russell
London
U.P
Japan
Great Britain
United States
Britain
Nagano
Supreme Court Halts Bankhead Cotton Control Argument
Arguments on the Bankhead cotton control act were deferred due to Solicitor General Stanley Reed illness. The delay could shift to tomorrow or be submitted on printed briefs as Reed recovers from a fainting spell during questioning.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Stanley Reed
Justice Department
Reed
Bankhead
Mrs Hauptmann Declines Lie Detector Test In Chicago
Mrs. Bruno Richard Hauptmann agreed to take a lie detector test last March in Chicago but tore the device from her arm. Dr James M Hepbrow said she offered to take the test, answered a few questions, and then refused further questioning, denying any believe it would exonerate her husband or prove his guilt.
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Philadelphia
U.P
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Chicago
James M. Hepbrow
Baltimore Criminal Justice Association
Poor Richard Club
Hauptmann
Hauptemann
Body Identified As Missing Shawnee Man Found In Canyon
A body tentatively identified as Ray Evans, a Shawnee civic worker and missing attorney, was found in a canyon six and a half miles north of Lindsay Oklahoma. Deputy Sheriff J P Mitchell said the body matched Evans and was badly decomposed, un clothed, weighing about 160 pounds with thinning red hair. Officials planned an inquest before removal, as Evans had been missing since November 19 after leaving Shawnee to interview a client.
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Evyars
Mitchell
W. N. Massey
Garvin County
Evans
Shawnee
Fittstown
Maysville
L. A. Simpson
Piedmont
Warren
Comer
Lucille Stevens Comer
Atetorney
Oklahoma City
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