Einstein says universe may be infinite in interview
Pittsburgh December 28 Albert Einstein told reporters at Nathaniel Spear's home the universe may be infinite though most physicists insist space is finite. He doubted a practical method to convert matter into energy, saying sustained bombardment of atoms is too difficult to yield usable energy.
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Pittsburgh
U.P
Albert Beinstein
Savant
Einstein
Nathaniel Spear
Dr. Einstein
Prof
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Eienstein
Earth
Bavarian Nazi clash over dancing sparks deadly border riot
At the Austro German frontier a Bavarian girl refused to dance with an Austrian refugee triggering a riot involving 500 people. One killed nine seriously hurt and 26 injured as Bavarian farmers clashed with Austrian storm troopers amid Nazi guards arrests. The violence marks a third deadly border incident in a fortnight.
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Forth
Germany
Schutz Statiel
Irom
Dachau
Aibling
Hitler
Austria
Vienna
New U S Relief Policy Targets Work Based Aid in 1935
The Federal Emergency Relief Administration ordered states to fund and run work relief for chronic dependents starting February 1 1935 shifting 4 million recipients off federal doles to local financing while about 15 million remain unemployed on government projects Hopkins says costs rise slightly but relief amounts may grow for those kept on aid County and local taxes could rise as a result Richberg reports relief load in Cleveland Exposition says 2 million cases fewer than last year
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Washington
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Harry L. Hopkins
Doles
Hopkins
Richberg
Cleveland
U.P
Donald R. Richberg
Cleveland Civic Exposition
Doctors in Fight To Save Victims
Powellton West Virginia December 28. Surgeons from the mining region battled to save victims of a locomotive blast at the Elkhorn Piney operation. The explosion killed 16. forty two more miners were injured with eight possibly dying and twenty seven discharged after treatment.
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Powellton
W. V
Elkhorn-Piney Coal Company
Golden Sandstorm Special Train Carrying Fans For Amarillo Corpus Game
A Santa Fe special train departs at 9 tonight from Santa Fe station carrying the pep squad band and hundreds of fans to Dallas Fair Park for the Amarillo Golden Sandies versus Corpus Christi Buccaneers state title game. The train arrives Dallas tomorrow morning and returns after the game with extra coaches added.
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Santa Fe
Fair Park
Dallas
Golden Sandies
Amarillo
Buccaneers
Corpus Christi
T. P
T. B. Gallaher
Fort Fort Worth
Denver
Ernie Carey
Charlice Haas
Corpus Christi Buccaneers
Fair Park Stadium
Texas
Wise and Unwise King George Also Radios
Arthur Brisbane discusses George V I II and radio impact while noting a grim Christmas suicide toll in New York and Yonkers. The piece profiles 93 year old John Andrus, dubbed the millionaire straphanger, amid reflections on wealth and fate.
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King George
Russia
Yonkers
New York
John Andrus
Mr. Andrus
Mother of Lindbergh Child to Testify in Hauptmann Trial
Mrs Anne Morrow Lindbergh is expected to testify for the prosecution in the Hauptmann kidnapping murder trial at Flemington next week. State officials say she will be an important witness, not subpoenaed, and will likely describe what she knows about the case.
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John Hughes Curtis
Norfolk
Hauptmann
Curtis
Charles Lindbergh
Hauptman
Lindbergh
John FP. Condon
Bronx
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
New York
Isador Fisch
Conference With Federal Head Scheduled In Austin
Chairman Claude Teer of the state board of relief plans a conference with federal officials in Austin. Details are sparse as the notice appears in the local brief.
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Austin
U.P
Claude Teer
State Board
Birth fingerprint and footprint proposal for Texas births
Sen. J. W. E. H. Beck of DeKalb proposed compulsory birth finger and foot printing in Texas to build a state identification system. Bills will be introduced next month and may be backed by two Senate committees he chairs, one on crime causes and the other on scholastic roll accuracy for state aid distribution.
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Austin
Texas
J. W. E. H. Beck
DeKalb
Senate
Independents Win Victory in Oil Fight in Texas
District Judge W F Robertson granted a temporary restraining order barring the Texas Railroad Commission from hearings on oil tenders. Utah Refining Company and Potter Brothers Pipeline Company of Kilgore, independent oil firms, sought injunction. Attorneys Fischer Felts and Joe Hill hailed the ruling as a win for East Texas independents.
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Austin
W. F. Robertson
Texas Railroad Commission
Utah Refining Company
Potter Brothers Pipeline Company
Kilgore
East Texas Tender Board
F. W. Fischer
Tyler
Amos Felts
Joe Hill
Henderson
East Texas
Discovery of Prolactin Explains Broodiness in Hens
Pittsburgh December report describes American Association for the Advancement of Science unveiling a hormone prolactin from the pituitary gland that triggers broodiness in hens. Researchers Oscar Riddle Robert Bates and Ernest Lahr of Carnegie Institution at Cold Spring Harbor presented the finding and its implications for behavior and consciousness.
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Pittsburgh
Dev
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Oscar Riddle
Robert W. Bates
Ernest L. Lahr
Carnegie Institution of Washington Station For
Cold Spring Harbor
Pituitary
Soviet Hopes for U S Trade In 1935
Moscow looks to expand industrial plans with the United States and France in 1935. Ambassador Troyanovsky returns to address debts and boost American technical aid. France's Marchandeau visits to strengthen ties, while Litvinov and Bartou push for closer foreign relations amid strained German and British trade.
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Moscow
Russia
United States
France
Sergei Kiroff
Alexander Troyanovsky
Washington
America
Paul Marchandeau
Maxim Litvinoff
Louis Barthou
Great Britain
Germany
Soviet Union
London
Enthusiasm Grows for Dallas Corpus Christi Amarillo Game
In Dallas crowds swell for the Amarillo versus Corpus Christi high school football championship at Fair Park. Weather remains mild with a light drizzle but tarpaulin protects the field as fans forecast a Corpus Christi edge amid wagering.
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Jerry Malin
Globe Sports
Dallas
Fair Park
Amarillo
Corpus Christi
Sandies
Greenville
J. L. Sullivan
Bettors
Train Again Strikes Car Kills Woman
A Grand Trunk Line International Limited crashed into a suburban Blue Island automobile killing Mrs. Mary Metzinger, 55, of Pargo North Dakota, and her daughter Leona Metzinger, about 30. A man passenger was critically injured in the collision. The crew members were not part of the engine crew.
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Chicago
International Limited
Grand Trunk Line
Blue Island
Harvey
Mary Metzinger
Pargo
N. D
Leona Metzinger
NCAA Adopts First Code of Ethics for Recruiting
The National Collegiate Athletic Association today adopted America's first code of ethics for recruiting and subsidizing college athletes. A second item notes a warehouse fire in San Angelo, Texas, at the Texas Stockmen's Supply Company, with large wool and mohair stocks, a large cottonseed cake loss, and a fire crew on scene since early morning.
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New York
National Collegiate Athletic Association
America
San Angelo
Texas Stockmen’s Supply Company
Allreds Recovering From Flu Illness in Wichita Falls
Governor-elect James V. Allred and Mrs Allred are recovering from influenza in Wichita Falls. Physicians say the illness is under control and both will stay in bed for rest through the week to recuperate.
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Wichita Falls
James V. Allred
Relief allotment to Texas set by Hopkins in January
Federal relief director Harry L. Hopkins announced Texas will receive 3.7 million dollars for January relief work. Reference to Guaranteed Oil 10 cents per quart and an address at 1900 W. 2nd appears in the note.
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Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Federal Emergency Relief
Texas
Cold wave nears Midwest and Great Lakes today
A new cold wave is moving down on parts of the Middle West and upper Great Lakes region today, following the worst weather system. Forecasters warn of sharp temperature drops and strong winds in the affected areas.
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Middlewest
Upper Great Lakes Region
Grid-Graph Brings Game to Fans in Amarillo
Amarillo residents can watch the Dallas field game on a grid-graph at the Municipal Auditorium starting at 2 30. Admission is 25 cents. The display shows a moving light representing the ball and lights for each player's actions with labeled plays such as line play end run forward pass and punt. See GRID-GRAPH Page 2.
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Dallas
Amarilloang
Amarillo
Municipal Auditorium
Irish censor bans Mae West novels She Done Him Wrong
The Irish Free State literature censor announced the ban of Mae West novels She Done Him Wrong and The Constant Sinner in Dublin on December 26. Griggs Ambulance is listed with Dial 4311.
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Dublin
Irish Free State
Mae West
Youth Killed in Car Crash near Tucumcari
In New Mexico near Tucumcari an auto plunged from a 10 foot grade killing Marvin Kling about 20 of Mishwaka Indiana. Clarence Kelly and John Williamson both from Mishwaka and Auburn Indiana were injured while Kelly, driving, fell asleep at speed. Kling’s body was held pending word from family.
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Tucumcari
N. M
Here
Marvin Kling
Mishawaka
South Bend
Ind
Clarence Kelly
Misha
Waka
John Williamson
Auburn
Kelly
California
Kling
Lighthouse Keeper H O Welch Found Dead Near Pass Cavallo
The body of H O Welch, 36, missing since December 13 from Half Moon Reef lighthouse, was found at Pass Cavallo three miles away. He was last seen when boatmen ferried him to his post and the lamp was reported lit at 6 PM in the lighthouse log.
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Port Lavaca
Tex
H. O. Welch
Lonely Half Moon Reef
Pass Cavallo
Lghthouse
Weather forecast for Amarillo and region
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday for Amarillo area. West Texas sees unsettled conditions with possible rain and clouds. New Mexico expects unsettled weather with rain in the southwest and snow in the northwest, colder readings in central and eastern parts. Temperatures range from 43 to 64 degrees through the night into Saturday.
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Panhandle
H. T. Collman
Amarillo
Plains
Mr. Collman
New Mexico
de Colorado
Kansas
Oklahoma
Gulf
Dallas
Weather Bureau
West Texas
Saar Vote Crisis as Nazis Attack Plea for Plebiscite
The Saar region faces a plebiscite on January 1 to decide whether residents join Germany, France, or the League of Nations. Nazi leaders led a counter campaign in Saarbrucken while leaders in the Landesrat clashed over the process and the League of Nations.
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Associated Press
Saarbruecken
Saar Basin
Saar
Hermann Roechling
Hitler
Landesrat
House of Representatives
League of Nations
Danzig
Memel
Eupen
Malmedy
Germany
G. G. Knox
Common Front
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