Sandies Poised For Victory In Fort Worth Grid Clash
On eve of the game, forecasts favor the Sandies with a 7 to 0 or 13 to 6 score depending on early scoring. The team touts its line and backfield led by Enochs Dunaway Howie and Byrd Killion. Fort Worth events include a Blackstone hotel reception for Amarillo guests and a planned charity ball postponed due to flu.
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Nike
Sandies
Masonic
Enochs
Dunaway
Howie
Byrd
Killion
Fort Worth
Blackstone Hotel
Amarillo
Ted Mack
Rudy Vallee
Palace Theater
New York
Blackstone
Denver Libel Case Deposition Contempt Hearing Delayed
In Denver a judge reserved ruling on a demurrer to a contempt citation petition against Rocky Mountain News editor Charles Lounsbury and attorney Philip Van Cise after two hours of arguments. Bonfils publisher Frederick G. Bonfils seeks the citation over alleged abusive deposition questions in his $200000 libel suit, while Lounsbury and Van Cise argue the petition cites conclusions instead of facts and that the deposition aimed to show Bonfils’ reputation as bad rather than good.
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Denver
Charles Lounsbury
The
Rocky Mountain News
Philip S. van Cise
E. V. Holland
Philip Hornbein
Frederick G. Bonfils
Denver Post
Lounsbury
van Cise
Bonfils
Sterling's Daughter May Wed This Week
A marriage license was issued to Cleo Gunter Miller of Corsicana and Miss Norma Sterling of Austin. Miller is Navarro County criminal district attorney. Sterling is the governor's daughter. No date set, but friends expect a weekend wedding at the Austin executive mansion.
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Corsicana
Tex
Cleo Gunter Miller
Corgicana
Norma Sterling
Austin
L. C. Morgan
Miller
Navarro County
Miss Sterling
Ross
Sterling
Rail Unions Reject Wage Cut Extension
Negotiations over extending the 10 percent wage reduction hit a temporary impasse as unions pressed for at least one year before a wage scale revision and rejected a six month extension. The unions offered a small modification but remained dissatisfied with carrier arguments.
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Ray Black
Chicago
Cutting Proposes Crop Loan Measure
Senator Cutting of New Mexico introduced a bill to extend crop production loans through 1933 from unexpended balances of the fund administered by the Agriculture Department. The proposal seeks to provide financial backing for farmers amid ongoing agricultural policy discussions.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Senator Cutting
Republican
New Mexico
Low Reeves Rites Set For Friday Afternoon
Funeral rites for Low Reeves age 33 who died in a local hospital will be held at 3 oclock Friday afternoon at the Blackburn Funeral Home. Burial follows in Llano Cemetery. He is survived by four brothers W T Reeves Ranger W J Reeves Shamrock D F Reeves Duncan Okla and Leonard Reeves Willow Okla and one sister Mrs S S Smith Anadarko Okla.
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Low Reeves
Blackburn Funeral Home
Llano Cemetery
W. T. Reeves
Ranger
W. J
Shamrock
Prohibition Probe Threat by U S Judge in Fort Worth
Grand jury investigation threatened by Federal Judge James C Wilson if agents refuse to stop unlawful home entries. He cites illegal search and seizure and criticizes prohibition enforcement while predicting outcomes in local football remarks about the Sandies and Masonic Home teams.
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Fort Worth
James C. Wilson
Wilson
Creomulsion Ad Promises Quick Cold Relief
An advertisement claims Creomulsion fights lingering colds with modern science. It emphasizes no narcotics, pleasant taste, and a money back guarantee if cough or cold never improves, urging readers to ask their druggist.
Jewish mother awaits court ruling on Catholic baby adoption
Mrs. BH Connor a Jewish housewife seeks to adopt a Catholic baby in New York as the Supreme Court decides if the welfare department may enforce faith based rotation rules. The child, found on her doorstep, was assigned Catholic status by a rotating system. Connor, married 23 years, is childless.
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New York
BH Connor
Supreme Court
Department of
Sandies Return Times For Weekend Rail Service
Santa Fe officials announced the 10 o'clock special train was abandoned because school authorities chose not to send the band and pep squad as a group. Pullman rates for the trip are listed as 5.63 dollars for standard lower round trip and 4.50 dollars for standard upper. Tourist uppers are 3.60 dollars and lowers 4.50.
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Santa Fe
Texas Days Battle To Check Saloon
Fort Worth Texas December 16 Dr W R White executive secretary of the United Forces for Prohibition in Texas predicted that resubmission of the 18th Amendment is inevitable and urged a form that lets voters express sentiment Dry forces plan to rally across Texas before Christmas to inspire temperance and oppose liquor. The campaign aims to be the most ambitious since the amendment’s ratification with the goal of preventing saloons if prohibition is defeated.
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Fort Worth
W. R. White
United Forces For Prohibition
Texas
Dr. White
Wealthy hitchhiker victim revealed in Illinois crash
Dorothy C. Moore a 38 year old Tulsa businesswoman known for hitchhiking died from injuries after her car collided head on with a moving van in Vandalia Illinois. She reportedly had an estate valued around 35000 dollars and donated saved transport costs to charity while traveling from Baltimore to Tulsa with Arthur L. Bowers of Detroit.
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Upi
Dorothy C. Moore
Tulsa
Baltimore
Arthur L. Bowers
Detroit
Moore
Eagle Killing Ends 7 Foot Lamb-Eating Predator
In San Angelo on December 16 an eagle about seven feet across from wing tip to wing tip was killed by Tom Barton Jr a local high school student. On a ranch in Glasscock County the bird weighed 22 pounds and was shot from a car moving 50 mph after a chase with a companion. The eagle bore wool in its talons marking its hunt for lambs and ending a years long ranching threat.
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San Angelo
Glasscock County
Tom Barton
Barton
Man Marries Four Times Seven Marriages Amid Bigamy Charge
Belle vue doctors examined Louis George as he faced bigamy charges after marrying four women seven times and forgetting divorces. The seaman admitted to multiple marriages to Evelyn Taylor and Betty Weinberg with divorces and desertion, while probation officers noted two other unnamed marriages he cannot recall.
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New York
U.P
Bellevue
Louis George
George
Evelyn Taylor
Betty Weinberg
Kiwanis Clubs Plan Banquet and Installations in Pampa
About 20 Amarillo Kiwanis members will travel to Pampa for the annual Kiwanis banquet and officer installation at the Schneider Hotel. J. Cole of Amarillo will serve as toastmaster, with entertainment by the Melody Maids and additional acts from Vega and Amarillo clubs. Officers to be installed include C. E. Dan McGrew as president and Max M. Mahaffey, Fred Thompson as vice presidents, with H. R. Thompson as secretary-treasurer and eight directors listed.
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Amarillo
Schneider Hotel
C. E
Dan) McGrew
Max M. Mahaffey
Fred Thompson
H. R. Thompson
C. Clayman
R. W. Lane
Joe H. Lutz
R. A. Selby
O. L. Donk
Alex Schneider
W. H. Lang
Senate backs 14 year path to Philippine independence
The Senate approved an amendment to the Hawes-Cutting bill setting independence for the Philippines in 14 years. The move overturned a 40 to 38 Wednesday vote and shifted toward final passage of the compromise. The Broussard amendment was defeated 45 to 31, with critics claiming it altered the probation period and removed a plebiscite and export tax plan.
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Washington
Senate
Philippines
Broussard
Louisiana
Ferguson Suit Near Important Decision
In Austin on December 16 a key ruling was anticipated in the case brought by former Governor James E Ferguson and others to restrain the Texas Highway Commission from incurring more obligations against the state highway fund. Judge Carl Runge signaled a ruling on a law construction question he described as a determining factor, as testimony and documentary evidence were to be completed.
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Austin
James E. Ferguson
Texas Highway Commission
State Highway Fund
Carl Runge
Highway Department
Disapproval by Japs and Chinese of League Pact
In Geneva on December 16, the Chinese and Japanese voiced disapproval of a conciliation resolution. The draft was returned to the League of Nations drafting committee for revision as terms acceptable to both sides proved elusive.
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Geneva
Switzerland
League of Nations Conciliation Commission of Nineteen
Survey of Texas Coastal Waters Underway by U S Survey
A government survey of Texas coastal waters under direction of the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey has begun. Automatic tide gauges will be installed at Morgans Point Anahuac Edwards Point and other sites around Galveston. Headquarters are at La Porte.
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Houston
Texas
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Morgans Point
Anahuac
Edwards Point
Galveston
la Porte
Treasury receipts and expenditures for December reported
Treasury in Washington shows December 1 receipts of 7,869,292.95 dollars with expenditures of 14,382,631.64 dollars and a balance of 503,467,386.31 dollars. Customs duties for the first 14 days of December totaled 10,521,701.15 dollars.
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Treasury
Washington
Autumn Quiet Describes Arose Garden Scene
The verse portrays a serene autumn morning with dew on roses and blue skies. It evokes faded royal imagery through elm trees, scarlet salvia, and yellow flowers pressed like an old Turkestan rug, reflecting the calm of age and the end of conflict.
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Martin
Turkestan
Southern Methodist bishops meet in Shreveport
Leaders of the Southern Methodist Church arrive in Shreveport for a episcopal meeting with Bishop Paul Kern slated to speak. Twelve of fifteen College of Bishops attend while reports on spiritual and financial states are heard. In Nashville, officers are installed for the Educational Council as next year’s leadership is announced.
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College of Bishops
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Paul Kern
Orient
Nashville
Tenn
Educational Council
College
C. C. Selecman
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
L. M. Thomas
Emory University
G. K. Way
Orangeburg
Orangeburg, 8. C
Chuch
Paul Quillan
St. Luke's Church
Oklahoma City
C. E. Hayes
Little Rock
Ark
Boyd M. McKeown
Texans Talk Today To Democratic Head
Maury Hughes Texas Democratic executive committee chairman will confer today with National Chairman James A Farley and former Gov Alfred E Smith in New York. Horace Nelms of Tyler will accompany him and patronage distribution will be handled in Texas by state delegation members in Washington following Hughes visit with Speaker John Nance Garner and others.
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New York
Maury Hughes
Texas
Democratic Executive Committee
Horace Nelms
Tyler
James A. Farley
Alfred E. Smith
Washington
Hughes
John Nance Garner
Indians of Oklahoma After Buffalo Meat
Oklahoma Indians plan a winter return to buffalo meat if Washington grants permission. A final large buffalo hunt may occur as herds dwindle and elk roam the Wichitas preserve in Comanche County. Senator Elmer Thomas requests permit to kill surplus animals to feed needy tribesmen.
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Oklahoma City
U.P
Washington
Wichitas
Comanche County
Elmer Thomas
Mrs. L Roy Dee heads to Chicago after Amario death
Mrs L Roy Dee of 1309 Jackson Street and her son Billy travel to Chicago following a telegram announcing the death of her father C M Wessel. Wessel had been a frequent visitor to Amarillo and died Thursday.
Firemen appeal for paint for Santa toy repair shop
Fire Chief George B. Cooper urged more paint for the Santa Claus toy repair shop. Although lumbermen and paint dealers have donated substantial quantities, the chief said the shop is nearly out of paint and needs bright colors to finish toys now on hand.
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George B. Cooper
Texas Deputy Shot During Drug Store Robbery Pursuit
Carlton Dec 16 A L Gibson about 40 a deputy sheriff was shot and killed after an attempted robbery of a drug store. Gibson’s body was found near a railroad station by G L Griffin store owner and Mack Morgan Hamilton County sheriff who pursued the robbers.
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Carlton
A. L. Gibson
Gibson
G. L. Griffin
Mack Morgan
Hamilton
Wheat Drops Again On Canadian Mart
Wheat prices on the Winnipeg grain exchange slid for a fourth day with the December future at 38 cents. Analysts rechecked historical data but found no lake in records, reflecting continued downward movement.
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Winnipeg
Universe and Man Essay in Christian Science Lesson Sermon
The First Church of Christ, Scientist presents a Sunday lesson-sermon on Is the Universe Including Man Evolved by Atomic Force. Scriptural passages from Hebrews 12 and science and health readings by Mary Baker Eddy emphasize spiritual creation and Mind as the creator with Love as divine Principle.
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First Church
Christ
Earth
Mary Baker Eddy
Kansas City Livestock and New Orleans Cotton Market Briefs
Hogs 2,500 with 160 lb tops at 8.05. cattle and calves mixed with steady killing trade and weak stockers. Cattle 300, calves 60. steers 4.25 to 6.50, cows 2.25 to 3.50, vealers 2.50 to 5.00. fed lambs sharp rise. New Orleans cotton starts quiet then steady. January near 5.84, March 5.95, May 6.07, with hedge-selling and light support observed.
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Kansas City
Texas
Lara
New Orleans
Liverpool
Market trims gains as trading slows on steady January futures
Market steadies through a quiet session with January at 5.86 to 5.90, March near 6.00, and May around 6.05 to 6.09 before easing late. New York stocks slip with steel and chemicals under pressure while gold and tobacco shares hold firmer. Director notes suggest uncertain dividend outlook for Steel preferred as markets expect year end dullness in December.
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New York
Sxaine
0. S. Steel
Steel
Common
Allied Chemical
American Can
Santa Fe
du Pont
National Biscuit
New York Central
Standard of N. J
Westinghouse
Case
Union Pacific
Aviation Corp
Wall Street
Richard Dix Hails New Dodge Six at Special Showing
Hollywood star Richard Dix previews the 1933 Dodge Six in a special showing, calling it a high quality car offered at a low price. He compares Dodge’s progress to the Conquerors film and predicts the new model will blaze a notable path in automobile value.
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Richard DIX
Hollywood
Cal
New Radio Pictures
Dodge
Mageets
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