Seek Reunion With Catholic Church Urged By Episcopalians
In New York 29 high churchmen of the Episcopal Church appealed for reunion with Rome charging Protestantism is bankrupt ethically culturally morally and religiously. The group cites prayers negotiations and calls for Christian unity against anti Christian attacks led by Russia and echoed by Spain Germany and Mexico.
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New York
Church of Jerusalem
Alexandria
Antioch
Russia
Mexico
Spain
Germany
Rome
Thenglican
Relief funds used as a political machine charge
The National Republican Congressional Committee accused the Roosevelt administration of using relief funds to build a New Deal political machine. It claimed relief money coerced opposition and served as a political football with threats to deny aid for votes. The committee cited Kentucky's 42 million dollars in relief spending in the prior ten days of the election.
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Washington
National Republican Congressional Committee
Roosevelt
Thetatement
Kentucky
Nature Stages A Drama Of Disaster
AP story catalogs disasters and deadly crashes in 1935. It notes dust storms eroding farmland, earthquakes from Wisconsin to Maryland, and deadly air and sea accidents including Will Rogers, Wiley Post, Queen Astrid, Barbara Hutton’s ex-husband, and Senator Bronson Cutting. The piece highlights a broad safety push targeting drivers, urging action to curb losses.
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Herbert Yahrael
Associated Press
John Smith
America
Will Rogers
Wiley Post
Bronson Cutting
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Astrid
Harold L. Ickes
Alexis Mdivani
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Atlantic
Canada
Marynand
Helena
Montana
Rotterdam
Kingston
Jamaica
Havana
Bahamas
New Jersey
Navy
California
Prince Alexis Mdivani
Barbara Hutton
Alaska
Switzerland
Secretary of the Interior
Santa Fe
New Mexico
United States
Severe Christmas Norther Hits Texas Cities
The Associated Press reports a cold wave across Texas with sub-freezing readings in North Texas including 18 to 21 degrees in several cities. The fast-moving northerextended from the Midwest into South and border regions, bringing clear skies in the north and rain in Austin San Antonio Del Rio Corpus Christi Brownsville and nearby areas.
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Amarillo
Associated Press
Texas
Mexican
Gainesville
del Rio
el Paso
Wichita Falls
Dallas
Corsicana
San Antonio
Austin
San Angelo
Lubbock
Sherman
Port Arthur
Oklahoma City
Corpus Christi
Brownsville
Tyler
Palestine
Middle West
South Texas
Wrecked Fishing Schooner Found Off Lorient Coast
A fishing schooner was found on rocks at Lorient with seven crew members missing, believed drowned in a Christmas storm.
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Lorient
France
Hauptmann breaks down as Christmas day looms
In a rare emotional outburst Bruno Hauptmann shows fear of the electric chair. He hopes for mercy through court reconsideration but learns Lindberghs left for England. He remains despondent in his death cell as Christmas passes.
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Trenton
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Hauptmann
Col
Charles Lindbergh
Court of Pardons
Lindbergh
Anne
Jon
England
Liverpool
Great Britain
French Riviera
Harold G. Hoffman
Hoffman
Tragedy at Christmas Fraternity Dance in Little Rock
A 17 year old Alvin Niemeyer shot himself during a crowded Christmas fraternity dance in a Little Rock nightclub. A bullet also struck Dorothy Bell, 19, student council president, wounding her slightly. Coroner Lawson C. Aday ruled Niemeyer's death a self inflicted act. he had been despondent for a year. The shooting of Bell was deemed accidental.
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Little Rock
Ark
Alvin Niemeyer
Dorothy Bell
Voice power shapes nations in Toronto talk
Clement May, renowned Australian interpreter of Dickens, spoke in Toronto about how the human voice can build or destroy nations and magnify or diminish individuals, influencing success or failure.
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Toronto
Ont
Clement May
Dickens
Air Force Chief Promoted to Major General Role
Brig. Gen. Frank M. Anderson, commander of the GHQ Air Force, advances to temporary major general on the recommendation of Gen. Malin Craig. The War Department aims to raise the GHQ Air Force’s rank within the army’s tactical structure and align it with other major general commanded units. Zeta Gossett succeeds Irvin McCreary as state banking commissioner in Texas after McCreary resigns to lead Farmers State Bank of Temple.
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Washington
Frank M. Anderson
Army General Headquarters Air Force
Malin Craig
Andrews
GHQ
Austin
Tex
Zeta Gossett
Fort Worth
Irvin McCreary
Gatesville
John H. Sarp
State Supreme Court
McCreary
Farmers State Bank of Temple
Rainmakers Show Sparks Fire Drips During Realistic Display
Several hundred theatergoers in Hiawatha Kansas fled as water drops fell from overheated rooms. Investigators traced the trick to a fire department apparatus overheating nearby. In Rogers Arkansas, battles ended with the death of See Battles, who died in a fire that destroyed his sister's home.
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Hiawatha, Kans
Rogers
Ark
Last Frontier to Celebrate Marfa in Texas Centennial
Presidio County Centennial Advisory Board plans a four century pageant near Marfa as part of Texas centennial events. Army units may stage maneuvers in May with over 3,000 soldiers, highlighting the Big Bend region history from early settlement to modern ranching under the banner of the last frontier.
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Marfa
Big Bend
Texas
America
Presidio
Rio Grande
Southwest
Mexico
Texas Rangers
Jack Shipman
Four Arrested in Death of Arkansas Man
Texarkana Arkansas police detained four men after the discovery of a partially clad unidentified white man killed by a deep throat wound and a blow to the head. Coroner Roy Wicher suspected homicide. The body, about 35, well dressed, was found near railroad yards by 14 year old William Clifton Hill.
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Texarkana
Ark
Roy Wicher
William Clifton Hill
Small Artichoke Sale Is Banned In New York
Police moved into public markets as Mayor Laguardia’s ban on small artichoke sales took effect to curb racketeer revenue. Union Pacific Produce Company failed to open. five officers face federal anti trust indictments. Merchants largely comply though Bronx market man Charles Fogil plans to buy when affordable.
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New York
U.P
F. H. Laguardia
Union Pacific Produce Company
Charles Fogil
Bronx
Squares Accounts With Texas Jailed
Lubbock December 28 Jack King 32 began squaring accounts with Texas on Christmas night. He went to the sheriff and told Deputy Carpenter he violated a 1931 penitentiary furlough and asked to be jailed. The jailer refused and a telegram verified his claim. King, who had served six months of a two year forgery sentence, is held for prison officials.
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Lubbock
Jack King
Texas
Bedford F. Carpenter
Carpenter
King
State Board aims to award Dallas Exposition building contract
Chairman Claude Teer said the State Board of Control hopes to let a contract for the Dallas Central Centennial Exposition state building this afternoon. Directors discussed revisions to bring the project cost within the appropriation.
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Austin, der
Claude Teer
State Board of Control
Accountants and Advisors in City Name Listing
Tax counsel and audit services advertised by Oliver Fakle Bigg highlight expert accounting firm offerings. Represents professionals in accounting and tax planning with emphasis on audits and financial consulting for individuals and businesses.
All Around The Town Holiday Travelers And Local Visitors
Local residents and visitors are listed spending holidays in Amarillo and nearby cities. Names include Mr. and Mrs. J. Cole and children, Richard Seibel visiting from Kansas University, and teachers from Dalhart High School staying in Amarillo. Various visits span Dallas Wichita Falls Tulsa and Clovis among others. A broader frame includes theater listings at Mission Theater and a note on a Christmas telephone joke.
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Richard Seibel
Kansas University
Mrs. C. W. Seibel
Washington Street
Dalhart Sehoole
Amarillo
Celo Voth
Mary Helen Farwell
Sally Mary Campbell
South Plains Man Dies of Injuries
LUBBOCK December 24 TM G W Hardin 38 of Meadow died late Christmas night from severe injuries suffered December 15 in a car crash near Ropesville southwest of Lubbock His wife remains in a hospital in serious condition Their four children and brother Perry of Meadow were injured Funeral services for Mr Hardin will be held at 3 oclock this afternoon at Meadow where he will be buried
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Lubbock
G. W Hardin
Meadow
Ropesville
Hardin
Perry
Alan
Wise youth Falin jailed again after alleged attempt on mother
Harge man Falin, 18, freed three weeks earlier on a murder acquittal defense self defense, is back in jail accused of firing nine shots at his mother She was the key defense witness in his father's slaying case. In Dallas a Woolworth store theft of 800 dollars was reported by manager H M Lindsley. a young man allegedly slipped in at opening, took cash from a mezzanine table, and fled in a car driven by another man.
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Wise
U.P
Hargeman Falin
Falin
Dallas
Der
Woolworth
H. M. Lindsley
Lindsley
Louisiana Faces January 21 Ballot Clash Over Long Dictatorship
In New Orleans and across Louisiana, the 1932 primary hinges on graft versus the Huey P. Long era. The machine faction led by Judge Richard Leche and the anti Long home rule camp led by Cleveland Dear contend with imbalanced funds, patronage, and new voting laws that broadened the electorate to about six hundred thousand. If the machine wins, observers foresee internal strife and possible factional splits after the election.
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Louis H. Gerteis
New Orleans
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Machine Group
Richard Leche
Cleveland Dear
Alexandria
Machine
Long
Order Rental Want Ads Now
Advertisers urged to place want ads for rental spaces in The Globe News. Promotions promise early placement to secure tenants with rates of 1.20 for seven days or 0.70 for three days.
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Globe News
Death toll from Christmas Eve railway wreck rises to 43
Berlin reports the Christmas Eve railway wreck at Gross Heringen left 33 dead, according to the state railway administration. The updated toll increases the total deaths to 43.
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Berlin
U.P
Gross-Heringen
Auto Mishap Fatal To Two Third May Die
A car carrying three youths from a Yoakum dance crashed into a tree a mile north of Cuero. Dorothy Parks 18 of Cuero and Daniel Mahac 19 of Yoakum were killed. Wesley Henkhaus 19 of Yoakum was in critical condition with internal injuries and a skull fracture. The vehicle’s motor was buried 50 feet from the wreck.
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Mahac
Henkhaus
Courthouse Records and Marriage Licenses Listed
Courthouse records show warranty deeds for Lin National Life Co to L M Blackwell for lot 6 block 31 Roberts and H N Wheeler to EB M Kendrick for N 1 3 lot and block 27 Crowdus & Starkey. Union Fire Ins to Frank Adkisson for lot 2 block 38. Marriage licenses issued to John N Childers and Elizabeth Claire Bivins, R Folk Beal and Loyola H Leeper, Billie Q Parker and Mrs Blon dell Dunn.
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Lin. Natl Life Ins. Co
L. M. Blackwell
Roberts
H. N. Wheeler
EB. M. Kendrick
Crowdus & Starkey
Comi
Union Fire
Adkisson
J. H
John N. Childers
Elizabeth Claire Bivins
R. Folk Beal
Loyola H. Leeper
Billie Q Parker
Pratt awakens to signals near crossing after long accident drought
In Pratt Kansas a Rock Island crossing had no accidents for 15 years until the railroad added signals and lights. A switch engine then struck a automobile injuring three people the day after the installation.
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Pratt, Kan
Rock Island
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