Ruck Accidents Send Vic Tims to Hospital Near Amarillo
Nineteen men are injured in two highway crashes involving Civil Works Authority trucks near Amarillo. One man, B A Hare of Amarillo, is critically injured with a crushed shoulder and neck injuries. Other workers suffer bruises, back injuries, and head or leg injuries. Oakley and Hughes are also noted among the injured.
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Amarillo
Grand Avenue
Panhandle Highway
Forest Hill School
South Canyon Hill
Panhandle
B. A. Hare
CWA
F. A. Hare
Ong Street
HO. Miller
West
First Avenue
J.D. Donley
Houston Street
C. M. Landers
Johneson Street
M. FE. Campbell
Pierce Street
Louis Taupin
North
Tyler Street
G. F. Robertson
North Taylor
F. L. Mair
Arthur Street
James Padgett
Adams Street
Horace Castleberry
East Fourteenth Avenue
George W. Myers
North Pierce Street
T. A. Belcher
North Jackson Street
W. W. Savage
North Polk
Steve Hidalgo
East Third
P. KF. Bull
North Fast Tenth
Ernest Mason
North Johnson Street
Aull” Hughes
Mineral Wells
Reynolds
Reynold
Stege
Move to stabilize money market via silver coinage plan
President Roosevelt announces a plan under the Agricultural Recovery Act to coin newly mined silver as standard dollars for four years. Miners receive 64 1/2 cents per ounce, with half going to the government, creating about 15.5 million new silver dollars annually to lift commodity prices and aid Western mining and U S trade.
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Washington
U.P
Roosevelt
United States
Huey’s Power at Stake As Political War Rages
Huey P Long looms in Louisiana politics as war rages over control of the city ticket. Reports say Long may back an independent slate or oppose the regulars in the January 23 election. resignations hint at rifts within the Long camp as mass meetings mobilize across districts.
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Huey
Louisiana
Huey P. Long
Long
John Klorer
Orleans
Klorer
T. Semmes Walmsley
Francis Williams
Klover
Walmsley
Radio Equipment Arrives for Amarillo Police
City Manager H. R. Smith reports arrival of equipment for Amarillo’s new radio police station. RCA-Victor installation teams in Dallas were notified and will install the system in a few days. Police expect the station to be fully operational at the start of the new year.
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Amarillo
H. R. Smith
Rca-Victor
Dallas
Mr. Smith
Mary Pickford Returns to Broadway Stage in The Church Mouse
Mary Pickford, America’s sweetheart, appears on a Broadway stage in a one act piece titled The Church Mouse. She performs five times daily, recalling her vaudeville roots and marking a return to legitimate theater near the site of her first adult stage appearance two decades ago.
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New York
U.P
Mary Pickford
Miss Pickford
Broadway
Liquor Tax Bill Advances to House Panel
The House Ways and Means Committee voted for a liquor tax bill imposing a $2 per gallon levy on whisky. Officials estimated the tax would raise about 220 million dollars annually for the federal treasury, with the panel noting that a higher rate could not pass at this time.
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Washington
U.P
House
Ways and Means
Federal Treasury
West Sees Silver Boom After Price Order
West mining firms greet Roosevelt order setting 64 1 2 cents an ounce for silver as a boom forecast. Reopening mines, employing thousands, and spending millions on ore and equipment are seen within months as camps like Aspen Creede Leadville celebrate. Prices may rise toward 1 29 per ounce under the old 16 to 1 basis, bringing security and new capital.
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Denver
U.P
Colorado
Roorstvelt
Georgetown
Aspen
Creede
Leadville
Dillinger gang shot. Chicago officers kill three gunmen
In Rogers Park a police assault ended with three gunmen dead. Officers seized a hideout believed tied to Dillinger and his ring while fingerprints later identified the dead as Louis Katzewitz, 28, Charles Tattlebaum, 30, alias Chuck Tilden, and Sam Ginsburg, 33. The group had links to a May 16 1932 Union National Bank robbery worth $52,000. Hotel-style gunfight followed as officers surged the apartment.
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Chicago
John Dillinger
Indiana
Finis
Rogers Park
Dillinger
Jack Hamilton
Harry Pierpont
Louis Katzewitz
Charles Tattlebaum
Chuck Tilden
Union National Bank of
Jackson
Katzwitz
Tattlebaum
Ottawa
John Stege
Reynolds
Christmas Eve in Finnegans Flat at Municipal Auditorium
Hundreds of children with parents gathered at the Municipal Auditorium at 2 30 this afternoon to see Christmas Eve in Finnegans Flat presented by Amarillo Little Theater juvenile players. About 50 young actors, trained for months under Oma Link Rowley, performed for a crowd drawn from Amarillo and neighboring cities. The event, sponsored by The News-Globe and the Little Theater group, also encouraged shopping in local stores.
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Municipal Auditorium
Finnegan
The
News- Globe
Little Theater Group
Spies Not Needed What to Give What King of Dollars
Arthur Brisbane offers gift suggestions for Christmas 1933. Advice targets shopping at season's end, recommends meaningful presents for women over 50, children’s toys, and avoids gimmicks. Emphasizes lasting keepsakes and comfortable home furnishings as ideal gifts.
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Santa Claus
Davenport
More Families Seek Christmas Adoptions in Amarillo
The Christmas Center committee says dozens of needy Amarillo families still lack Christmas dinners or greetings. Dr D Roach chair says many will not know Christmas joy unless adopted now. Citizens may adopt by calling 1017 Polk Street or phone 9859. Over 100 families already adopted. goal is at least 50 more.
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Amarillo
Christmas Center Committee
D. Roach
Christmas Center
Polk Street
Girl shoots father over ouija board plan in Arizona
A 15 year old girl, Mattie Turley, pleaded guilty to attempted murder after admitting she shot her father at her mother's ouija board urging. County attorney recommended six years at the state industrial school. The mother denied the ouija seance and seeks habeas corpus. The father E J Turley, a naval reserve gunner, was hospitalized in San Diego with a hip wound.
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ST. Johns
Ariz
Mattie Turley
J. Smith .Gibbons
State Industrial School
Dorothea Irene Turley
E. J. Turley
Naval Reserve
Navy
San Diego
Calif
Miss Turley
Justice Court
Sun Day News Globe Ad Offers Low Sunday Reach
Classified notice promotes an affordable large-territory display ad in the Sun Day News Globe with a Sunday circulation of 32,000 matching weekday reach. This short blurb markets broad exposure at a small price.
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Globe
Old Man Winter Arrives With Mild Amarillo Debut
Amarillo reports Old Man Winter arriving at 12 58 PM with a temperature around 40 degrees rising to 63 by 1 PM. H T Collman of the U S Weather Bureau predicts steady conditions for several days with a fair weekend forecast. He notes Indian summer warmth is not unusual and records show temperatures reaching 77 degrees as late as December 30.
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Winter
Amarillo
H.T. Collman
U. S. Weather Bureau
Collman
U S Prepares Spain Answer on Cuba Intervention
Washington indicates Spain may seek U S intervention in Cuba but Roosevelt would refuse if formally requested. Officials say the Platt amendment grants a right to intervene though not an obligation, while in Havana Cuba's cabinet resignations follow bomb blasts and gunfire as unrest grows.
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Cuba
Havana
Washington
Spain
United States
Roosevelt
William Phillips
Madrid
Ramiro Capablanca
Gustavo Moreno Lastres
Domingo Tamargo
Broad Prado
Prado
Palace Hotel
Wallace Proposes $200 Million Fund to Aid Cattlemen
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace presented a plan to farm leaders for a $200 million fund to finance production adjustment programs for the dairy and beef cattle industries. He anticipated asking Congress to provide the money if farm leaders approve the proposal in their conference.
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Washington
Wallace
Congress
Americans on Trial in Paris Face French Judge
American couple Mr and Mrs Robert of East Orange New Jersey face a Paris judge as they plead innocence in a French police net aimed at a band alleged to trade international military secrets. Investigators seek hidden powers behind the espionage ring as secret service probes continue.
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Paris
Robert
Switz
East Orange
N. J
Charles Moise
Finland
Germany
Secret Service
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Viola Gentry
Frances Marsalis
Miami
Fla
Associated Press
Canyon
E. A. Hare
J. Anthony's Hospital
Hare
Miller
Donley
Landers
Campbell
Padgett
Oakley
Mason
J. W. Oakley
South Johnson Street
St. Anthony's Hospital
Canyon Hill
Frank Gilvin
St. Anthony
Yule
DUN & Bradstreet
New Orleans
Austin
Texas
E. Brand
George Sheppard
Texas Bond Commission
Sheppard
J.T. Bowman
Arkansas
Tennessee
Bowman
Pennsylvania
Arthur Brisbane
King Feature Syndicate, Inc
Brishane
Pacifics Ouija Board
Globee
Old Man Winter
U.S
Robert Switz
Mme. Stahl
France
Surete Centrale
West Texas
New Mexico
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