Japan names new minister to United States
The cabinet approved Hiroshi Saito as ambassador to the United States. He is to travel from The Hague to Washington to brief President Roosevelt and Secretary Hull, then return to Tokyo for talks on Japanese American issues. Saito succeeds Katsuji Debuchi, who resigned.
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Tokyo
Hiroshi Saito
United States
Washington
Saito
Hague
Netherlands
Roosevelt
Hull
Katsuji Debuchi
Civil Appeals Court Proceedings in Seventh District
The Court of Civil Appeals for the Seventh District heard motions and submissions today. Cases include Radford Grocery Co. v. G Ewing rehearing and several dismissals, filings, and set submissions with multiple parties from Lubbock Hemphill Briscoe Wilbarger Crosby Hale and Crosby counties scheduled for March 5 1934.
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Court of Civil Appeals
Seventh District
J. M. Radford Grocery Co
G. ©. Ewing
H. E. White
C. B. Erwin
J. A. Amburn
City of
Annie Lenker Jones
Celia Hext
Hemphill
Zurich General Accident & Liability Insurance Co
Kenneth L. Kerr
Potter
WN. R. Honea
W. T. Graham
Briscoe
American Fidelity & Casualty Co
T. C. Bradley
Lubbock
Aetna Casualty & Surety Co
Higgingetham -Bartlett Co
E. M. Bates
Plainview Building & Loan Ass’n
Hale
Pauline Andrew
Henry Kiesling
Wilbarger
Geofree T. Moore
Chester Parrish
Crosby
M. M. Coleman
Estell Moore
Fashionable afternoon frock pattern 1740 by Anne Adams
Pattern 1740 offers an above the waist silhouette with a chic drop shoulder yoke and contrasting fabrics. Available in sizes 14 to 42, with step by step sewing instructions and a catalog price option. Order by sending 15 cents for pattern and 25 cents for catalog to The Amarillo Globe Pattern Department.
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Anne Adam
Anne Adams
Amarillo Globe Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Jones Funeral Rites At 3 O'clock Today
Final rites for William Andrew Jones 77 will be held at 3 this afternoon from Griggs Chapel. The service will be conducted by Rev W H Snow and Rev J R Johnson. Pallbearers include W OD Hollingsworth and others. Burial is in Llano Cemetery. Jones died at his home on Cleveland Street. Survived by wife Bertie and two daughters and siblings.
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William Andrew Jones
Griggs Chapel
W. H. Snow
First Church of the Nazarene
J. R. Johnson
Glenwood Baptist
W. OD. Hollingsworth
Herbert Davis
Green Wilson
O. L. Giles
Lee Barry
L. R. Barry
Llano
Jones
Cleveland Street
Bertie Jones
Amarillo
Bricce
J. H. Jones
Dallas
Sherman Jones
Abilene
Helen Lewis
Wichita Falls
Emma McCarty
Fayetteville
Ark
J T Reid Services At Baptist Church
Last rites for James T. Reid were given today at 1 PM from Griggs Funeral Chapel by Dr. G L Yates of First Baptist Church. Burial followed at Memorial Park. Reid, head baker at the Amarillo Baking Company, died Sunday night in a local hospital.
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James T. Reid
Griggs
G. L. Yates
First Baptist Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Mr. Reid
Amarillo Baking Company
Auto crash survivor noted in Clayton region obituary
From injuries received in an automobile accident Saturday near Clayton New Mexico he is survived by his widow a son a daughter a step son and five step daughters. Roosters are outnumbered by hens and among horses and sheep females are produced in greater numbers than males.
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Clayton, N. M
Courthouse Records and Vehicle Registrations Summary
Courthouse records list transfers for J A Box and others including parcels in Holland and nearby plots with prices. Vehicle registrations record owners and makes such as Ford, Chevrolet and Plymouth at Canyon and Ama towns. Uncashed warrant checks note jury fees and payments held for multiple individuals.
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O. Miller
Canyon
Ford
D. Barrier
Talmage Apt
Chevrolet
E. Lee Edwards
Florida
Plymouth
G. O. Thompson
Ama
D. C
Humble Oil to triple outstanding shares in Houston
Shareholders at a special meeting in Houston approved tripling Humble Oil and Refining Company stock. The par value changed from 25 dollars to non par value and shares rose from 3,000,000 to 9,000,000 with three shares of new stock issued.
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Houston
Humble Oil and Refining Company
Meeting Call Serves as Exchange for Shares
Ten days after issuance a meeting call was issued with no change in capital stock, remaining at $75,000,000. The text contrasts the rose as June’s flower and the moonstone as a love gem, both noted as luck bringers.
India fortress finds amid Ozark hills mirrors ancient Krupp era
The article sketches an Ozark dig uncovering Native American artifacts including stone axes and a face painting contraption. It contrasts Indian warfare with white impressions and notes a Southern city where 30,000 Black residents live in substandard, crowded shacks. The piece critiques housing conditions and hints at government funding for better quarters.
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Ozark
Louisiana Woman Bribed Boy to Kill Husband
A Louisiana jury finds Mrs Allie Mae Purvis 38 bribed a negro boy to push her husband into water and drown him police say she confessed Louisiana will hang her She killed her husband for reasons not known and Louisiana deems she deserves death which example is worse Monaco sues Mississippi for 100000 bonds lost after the Civil War Supreme Court may order Mississippi to pay or sell bonds to cover debts owed by nations
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Louisiana
Allie Mae Purvis
Monaco
Mississippi
Supreme Court
Napoleon
Christmas and Roosevelt Policy Spar in Congress
A political snapshot notes Christmas and New Year discussions as Congress returns to debate Roosevelt policies. Senator Hiram Johnson warns the country must follow Roosevelt economically, while a vestigial Manufacturer lobby pushes to oppose the new deal, which it will not win. The piece trails with a whimsical aside about Eve and stage attire in a Detroit beer garden incident.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Hiram Johnson
National Association of Manufacturers
Detroit Jury Considers One Year Term in Miss St Pierre Case
An eight woman four man jury weighs a one year prison sentence and a $500 fine for Miss St Pierre amid findings that those who hired her and displayed her may also face jail time.
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Detroit
Miss St. Pierre
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Namies
U. S
Civil Appeals Court
Edson E. King
Maude L. Lowry
B. K. Gordon
E. C. Hawkins
Moenlae
SDI
AH Tao
J.T. Reid
Baptist Church
Mennen
Cutex
Whitman
Fairhill
Rexall
Sheaffer
Mrs. Stover
Bungalow
A. G. Spalding Golf Clubs
Courthouse Records
J. A. Box
J. W. Renegar
Holland
J. A. Duniven
Ernest Duniven
J. H
J. H. Vaugnn
Et Ux
Mary E. Bivins
Carect
R. R. Gar
Sur
Wich
Falls Bldg. & Loan
A. D. Foreman
Humble
the Society For the Prevention of
Lindbergh Line
Va Iwa
Knot Ly
P.m. Ly
A.m
Weat
Chicago
St. Loute
Cleveland
New York
Sos Angeles
San Francisco
Jersey
Vivid Indian Designs
Suede
Arcenery
Montgomery Ward
Polk St
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