Ethiop Forces Claim Victory in North Area
The report says a 3 000 strong Ethiopian force from Rome outmaneuvered an Italian detachment in the Takaze River Valley. In Paris December 17 the French Chamber of Deputies backed Laval amid ministerial debate over Franco British peace proposals to end the Ethiopia conflict.
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Ethiop
North
Rome
Takaze River
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Pierre Laval
Italy
Ethiopia
Europe
Cricis
Laval
Samuel Hoare
Vittorio Ceruti
Mussolini
Life in 1935 A look at the year through the average citizen
A recurring series examines how 1935 affected the man in the street. The piece contrasts rising incomes with higher living costs, noting a 5.6 percent wage gain versus 5.9 percent inflation in eight months, and retail food prices 65 percent higher than a year earlier. It questions whether unemployment and New Deal politics signal trouble ahead.
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John Smith
Department of Labor
Huey P Long Bridge Opens Over Old Man River
New Orleans today hosted a ceremony for the Huey P Long bridge opening the longest railway highway span. The 4.36 mile structure carries two railroad tracks two 18 foot roadways and two 12 foot sidewalks. It links the Jefferson Highway from New Orleans to Winnipeg and the Old Spanish Trail from San Diego to St Augustine.
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James FE
CROWN
New Orleans
Old Man River
Huey P. Long
Winnipeg
San Diego
St. Augustine
Gulf
Minnesota
Dilday Case Dismissed After New Trial Granted
M F Dilday once suspended superintendent of mails at the Amarillo port office was freed from a one year penitentiary sentence after Judge E C Nelson dismissed the case following a grant of a new trial. District Attorney Grady Hazlewood said the case was disposed of without his knowledge over objections. Mrs Dilday had urged the action alleging desertion and failure to support.
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M. F. Dilday
Amarillo
E. C. Nelson
U. S
47Th District
Nelson
Grady Hazlewood
Hazlewood
Dilday
Descion
How To Pronounce Names in the News
Guidance on pronouncing names used in news coverage. Gives phonetic hints for figures from Crechostovakia and related officials, noting accents and syllable stress to aid readers in proper reading. The tips emphasize first syllable stress for some names and equal stress for second names where applicable.
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Persous
Thomas G. Masaryk
Crechostovakia
Tom— Mahe
Reek
Ennard Denes
Hans Kerrl
Kahnos Kairt
Ossme Nagano
London
Not Guilty Plea From Woonsocket Nurse in Mercy Deaths
Marie Sevigny unregistered nurse known as mercy killer whispered not guilty as she faced a murder charge. Police investigate eight former patients’ deaths and consider exhumations in Rhode Island and Massachusetts.
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Woonsocket
R. I
Marie Simone Sevigny
Miss Sevigny
Massachusetts
Arthur Gleinas
Lanotot
Inauguration Preparations for Hopeh Chahar Autonomy Nears
Reports from PFIPING say the semi autonomous Hopeh Chahar council completed inauguration arrangements, likely tomorrow, as East Hopeh autonomists seize Tangku. Japanese press notes the Tangku administration deposes a police commissioner who resisted cooperation with the army. Weatherstrip Caulking.
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Pfiping
Hopeh-Chahar
Tientsin
East Hopeh
Tangku
Hsinho
Arthur Brisbane Column Reflections On Daily Topics
The Globe notes that editorials reflect writer Arthur Brisbane’s opinions and not the paper’s stance. Readers are urged to consult Page 10 for the column and related discussion.
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Arthur Brisbane
America
Globe
Brisbane
Four Mexican Governors Ousted by Senate
In Mexico City on December 17, the Senate ousted four state governors loyal to former President Calles. The states of Sonora Sinaloa Durango and Guanajuato lost their legal powers as Ramon Ramos Jr Manuel Paez Carlos Real and Manuel Yantz Maya were removed from office after unanimous votes.
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Mexico City
Senate
Plutarco Elias Calles
General Calles
Sonora
Sinaloa
Durango
Guanajuato
Ramon Ramos, Jr
Manuel Paez
Carlos Real
Manuel Yantz Maya
States
Weather outlook for Amarillo and region
Forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Wednesday with a low near 24 degrees in Amarillo area. West Texas and New Mexico zones follow with fair weather, slight frost in southeast tonight and daytime highs ranging to mid‑40s in parts. mentions temperature extremes up to 1 o'clock today.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Hoover Attacks New Deal with Decentralized Relief Plan
In St Louis Herbert Hoover denounces Roosevelt relief as waste and politics and proposes a decentralized system relying on voluntary service. He calls for limiting public works to national needs and returning other relief forms to states and local communities while cutting state allotments.
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ST. Louis
Herbert Hoover
Roosevelt
John Marshall
Republican Club
Three Kidnap Prisoners Slain in Cuba Ambush
In Havana a group ambushed an army car carrying three prisoners from the Nicolas Castano kidnapping case. The attackers killed the three captives as guards had earlier rescued the kidnapped capitalist from a farm near San Antonio Des Vegas.
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Havana
Nicolas Castano
San Antonio Des Vegas
Calvaria
Jones To Speak at Canadian Thursday
Congressman Marvin Jones will speak at a Thursday engagement in Canadian at 2 30 PM with no subject announced. In Ardsley New York five robbers held up the First National Bank and escaped with $10000 in cash.
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Marvin Jones
Ardsley
N. Y
First National Bank
Three More Deaths in Oklahoma Prompt New Quarantines
Oklahoma City reports two Yukon schoolboys have died of spinal meningitis while a farm woman dies near Lexington Ohio. In Kiowa County 40 National Guardsmen 14 nurses and five doctors work to enforce quarantines as homes of Dale Russell and George Owen Wheatley are ordered shut and Yukon schools and theater close.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Lexington
Ohio
National
Kiowa
A. L. Johnson
el Reno
Dale Russell
George Owen Wheatley
Yukon
Yukon Movie Theater
Potter County Grand Jury Probes Car Theft Case
The Potter County grand jury is investigating car theft charges against Raymond Moore for allegedly stealing an automobile from Olga Darnell. Moore is held in jail pending grand jury action.
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Potter County
Raymond Moore
Olga Darnell
Moore
GOP Appeals to Anti New Deal Democrats for 1936 Push
The Republican National Committee urges anti New Deal Democrats to join Republicans in blocking Roosevelt's program. A June 9 1936 Cleveland convention is planned as the party seeks to halt what it calls a socialistic state and dictatorship undermining American democracy.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Cleveland
R. B. Creager
Texas
Mark Requa
Herbert Hoover
Hollywood picks top stars of 1935 in Coons tally
AP writer Robbin Coons names Katharine Hepburn Victor McLaglen and Charles Laughton as the year’s standout performers. He cites Hepburn in Alice Adams, McLaglen in The Informer, and Laughton for Sequoia among others, noting Shirley Temple and Freddie Bartholomew as notable young talents.
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Robbin Coons
Associated Press
Hollywood
Calif
Katharine Hepburn
Victor McLagren
Charles Laughton
Chester Franklin
Shirley Temple
Freddie Bartholomew
David Copperfield
Miss Hepburn
Alice Adams
Victor McLaglen
Nolan
Milne Kidnapping Case Sees FBI Reject NYPD Help
Federal agents pressed a fruitless search for missing Caleb Jones Milne the 24 year old actor heir to a Philadelphia textile family spurning New York police cooperation police said the failure to cooperate hindered clues to abductors.
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New York
Caleb Jones Milne
Philadelphia
Rhea Whitley
Caleb Milne
Japan Rejects Naval Cuts Amid U S War Fear
Admiral Osami Nagano said at a Claridge's Hotel session that Japan cannot accept Roosevelt’s 20 percent navies cut, fearing safety risks and arguing the ratio would still favor Britain and the United States. Norman H. Davis warned equal navies could give Japan base advantages in the Pacific.
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London
U.P
Japan
United States
Osami Nagano
Nagano
Claridge's Hotel
Roosevelt
Britain
Norman H. Davis
Washington
Pacific
Boy Shot by Mother in Santa Barbara Oxygen Tent
In Santa Barbara California on December 37 Jesse Livermore Jr. 16 was placed in an oxygen tent after being shot by his mother following a drinking bell. Doctors said his condition had worsened but not critical.
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Oxygen
Santa Barbara
Calif
Jesse Livermore, Jr
Way To Extra Xmas Cash Ad Pitch
The Globe News urges readers to use Want Ads to sell clothing, cars, furniture and appliances and to find tenants for vacant rooms or houses. It emphasizes quick cash during the Christmas period and suggests dialing 282 for placement.
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The
Globe News
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