Kahn Urges Private Debts First Over Public in Debt Row
Otto H. Kahn told the Senate Finance Committee that private obligations should take precedence if Europe must choose between paying private debts or intergovernmental obligations. He denied pressuring Hoover on a moratorium and defended the sanctity of contracts while noting Kuhn Loeb helped sell foreign securities totaling over 1.13 billion dollars in America since the war. The inquiry, led by Senator Johnson, explored foreign holdings. the panel recessed until January 4.
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Washington
Europe
Otto H. Kahn
Senate Finance Committee
Kuhn Loeb and Company
America
Hoover
Senate
Representative McFadden
Pennsylvania
Barkley
Kentucky
Kahn
Johnson
California
United States
Avery Rush Named Secretary of Tri-State Fair
Avery Rush, a well known civic worker of Amarillo, was appointed secretary of the Tri-State Fair Association yesterday. Rush, previously a banker, was named to the post alongside W. E. Lampe, associate.
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Avery Rush
Fair
Amarill
Tri-State Fair Association
W. E
Bill) Lampe
Rush
Government budget snapshot shows vast and tiny federal costs
Washington details of the 1933 budget reveal vast outlays from army and navy pay to minor line items such as 55 dollars for the African liquor traffic convention. Interior seeks funds for Eskimo reindeer care and an Howard University assistant football coach. The post office and other agencies face sizable payrolls and operational costs.
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Washington
Sam
Army
Navy
Esquimaux
Alaska
Howard University
Tri-State Fair Office Opens at Chamber of Commerce
The Tri-State Fair offices opened today at the Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Lampe and Mr. Rush will staff the office. Mr. Rush takes over from O. L. Taylor, fair secretary for three years, who plans to start a printing business in Amarillo.
Stalin Works as He Turns 32
Stalin marks his 52nd birthday with relentless work as the central executive committee of the USSR meets soon. The All Union Party conference looms next month while the four year of the five year plan begins. He uses three six hour shifts of secretaries daily and takes little holiday. He remains the virtual dictator with only a nominal government post.
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Moscow
Joseph Stalin
Stalin
Russia
Council of Labor and Defense
Courthouse records list deeds and building permits
Panhandle Improvement Co to R L Wright stake Ridgemere lot while several transfers occur for El-2 819 Summers and University Heights. Notable deeds include Wolflin Place transfer for 2500 and a 1000 brick and tile addition to a retail store. Vehicle registrations cover four owners and model details. Building permits show A E Loomis owner and W F Janzen contractor for a brick and tile retail addition valued at 1000 dollars.
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Panhandle Improvement Co
R. L Wright
Ridgemere
R. L. Wright
East Amarillo
L. W. Dumas
R. L. Harper
R. H. Bryan
R. L. Saunders
University Heights
John J. Harden
Chas. H. Robinson
Fast Amarillo
R. M. Nash
Margaret Dodson
Twaddell & Kellner
Bryan F. Ware
B. W. Blackwell
Wolflin
B. Younger
Hughes
W. B. Womack
Frank Cates
Hayden
A. E. Loomis
W. F. Janzen
Plemons
Bank Official Sues For 100000 In Damages In Texas
Carl D. Newton a City Central Bank and Trust official filed a 100000 damage suit against Ralph W. Hammonds athletic promoter. Hammonds had accused nine bank officials of accepting his deposit while the bank was in bad condition. County Attorney Davis and Grover C. Morris commented on charges among officers and directors.
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San Antonio
Tex
Carl D. Newton
City Central Bank and Trust Company
Ralph W. Hammonds
Hammonds
W. R. King
Davis
Grover C. Morris
Alvin Henry Jones Funeral Rites Held
Services for Alvin Henry Jones age 49 who died at his home four miles north of Amarillo on River Road were held at Griggs Chapel at 10 this morning conducted by Rev. Robert C. Jones. Burial was in Salon Cemetery. Survivors include his mother Mrs. Annie Jones four brothers and a sister.
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Alvin Henry Jones
Amarillo
River Road
Griggs
Robert C. Jones
Church of Christ
A. A. Thurman
W. N. Martin
C. A. Biggers
Marvin Ford
J. R. Roundtree
William
Bus Tragedy Near Hiawatha Kills Three Injures Fifteen
A Union Pacific passenger bus collided with a freight truck east of Hiawatha Kansas killing three men and injuring fifteen many seriously. The bus driver was William Irwin of Omaha to Kansas City. A truck driver Ralph Anderson dates not confirmed. The third victim remained unidentified. A half million tin cans were used in home canning in Denton County this year.
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Hiawatha
Kan
Union Pacific
William Irwin
Omaha
Kansas City
Ralph Anderson
Denton County
Guiding 4 Your Child Counting Calories
Mrs Agnes Lyne explains that counting calories helps mothers assess a child s daily nourishment. She cautions against overfeeding and notes boys 6 to 12 require nearly as much as men and girls the same age as women. A balanced plan can prevent under nourishment and negative eating habits.
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Agnes Lyne
Diet for Children Requires Special Milk Intake Guidance
The article notes that children need different nourishment than adults and cautions that a glass of whole milk is very rich. It suggests that unless a child is a hearty eater, they should not be expected to drink a full glass of milk with a regular dinner.
Mistletoe Reminder Sparks Last Minute License Rush
In Dallas on December 22 the county clerk installed a large mistletoe over the marriage license desk to urge couples to decide quickly. Yesterday 12 couples filed applications for licenses that could be obtained on Christmas Eve.
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Dallas
Victim of Robbery Loses Foot on Track
Fort Worth dispatch reports J. B. West 26 fruit stand attendant was slugged, robbed, and left on the tracks. A street car severed his left foot, but he regained consciousness and dragged himself clear just as the car approached. He has a wife and children in Gainesville.
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Fort Worth
Texas
J. BE. West
West
Gainesville
Winston Churchill Leaves Hospital for Hotel Recovery
Winston Churchill was moved from a hospital to his hotel apartment but was put to bed on arrival. His physician reported he was resting and improving after the hospital stay.
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New York
Winston Churchill
Churchill Hurt in Fifth Avenue Auto Crash
The British statesman Mr Churchill, arriving at a hotel after a 17 block ride, showed fatigue and bandaged face from an automobile collision a week earlier on Sunday night. He indicated he would likely remain several days longer for recovery.
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Mr. Churchill
Fifth Avenue
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Virgin Islands
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Island of
St. Croix
Department of Justice
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Department of Labor
Naturalization Bureau
Navy Observatory
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H.V. Robertson & CO
Accountants and Auditors
Amarillo Bloég
Ladies Phoenix Hosiery
Kuppenheimer
the House OF Kuppenheimer Clothes
Smart
Yorkeshire
Bostonians
Freenans
Clothiers
Polk Street
G. C. Bruce
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Oliver Eakle
Sonny
Amarillo Printing CO
Dr.f.s. Jameson
Amer. College Proctology
John F. Wrasse
Fender
East 3Rd St
W. 6Th St
Our
Palo Duro Furniture CO
Goodyear
Montgomery Warrd & CO
Polk St
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