Powers Send New Protest To Japanese
A new note was dispatched to Japan last night protesting against Japanese forces in Shanghai. It is the third representation via the British Ambassador in Tokyo and denounces the use of the international settlement as a base of operations.
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London
U.P
Japan
Shanghai
Tokio
France
Britain
Nelson T. Johnson
Peiping
Nanking
Orient
War Comes Back Shall We Keep Out Must We Meddle
Arthur Brisbane warns that war risks reaching the U S with Japan's air raids on Shanghai illustrating the need for strong defense. He criticizes U S policy for delaying air power development and urges states to build their own pursuit and bombing aircraft, arguing aviation should be separate from army or navy control. He cautions against overreliance on Washington and notes the East Asian tensions threaten coastal cities.
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Gen. Mitchell
Weather Outlook for Amarillo and West Texas
Unsettled conditions with possible light rain and a slight warmup tonight. West Texas sees cloudy skies and warmer north and east portions, with Tuesday partly cloudy and colder in the west. New Mexico expects partly cloudy skies Tuesday with little temperature change. Temperatures ranged from 34 to 53 at 1 PM.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Stimson Indignant as Tokyo Reports Bombings
United Press dispatch from Tokyo cites Ambassador Debuchi and W. Cameron Forbes noting Secretary of State Stimson's indignation over Japanese aerial bombings blamed for hundreds of noncombatant deaths. The U S Britain and Italy issued a strong verbal protest to Japan and Forbes pressed Foreign Minister Yoshizawa for firm action.
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Stimson
Tokio
Miles W. Waugh
United Press
U.p
Stingsom
Japan
United States
Great Britain
Italy
China
Forbes
Yoshizawa
Italy Backs Western Protest Over Shanghai Crisis
Italy formally notified the United States it would join Western nations in protests tied to the Shanghai crisis, marking a coordinated stance in Washington on February 1.
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Italy
Washington
United States
Shanghai
World Peace Parley Nears Open of Disarmament Talks
Geneva hosts 64 nation diplomats as the disarmament conference opens amid Far East tensions. China repeats calls for measures to curb Japanese aggression and preserve peace while reparations for Shanghai damages are claimed. Delegates organize sessions as Arthur Henderson prepares to open the conference.
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Geneva
Far East
China
W. W. Yen
League
League Council
Special Commission of Inquiry
Shanghai
Arthur Henderson
Labor Party
Hugh S. Gibson
Hugh R. Wilson
Berne
Gibson
Belgium
Wilson
Switzerland
Fire kills farmer as home burns in Dallas county
Small boys in ruins of a fire near Dallas found the body of Arthur Pope aged 38. Pope's farm home burned several hours earlier and detectives believe he was asleep when the blaze started.
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Dallas
Arthur Pope
Pope
American Forces Rush to Shanghai as Tensions Rise
Washington reports a formidable American task force including ships, an infantry regiment of 1 000 soldiers and 560 marines moving toward Shanghai to safeguard American life and property. The State Department plans new representations to Japan and will cooperate with a League of Nations inquiry in Shanghai. France and Britain may reinforce, while Ambassador Forbes delivered a strong protest to Tokyo.
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Washington
Blue Pacific
Shanghai
State Department
Japan
Tokio
Stimson
Edwin Cunningham
League of Nations Commission
United Press
League
League Commission
Geneva
United States
Forbes
Japanese Marines Hit Oil Plant in Shanghai Action
Tokyo reports the cabinet approved sending a unit of the Japanese army to Shanghai. Previously Marines had been the only Japanese forces in action there.
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JAP Marines
Sirecuy Tokio
Shanghai
Tax payments near final tally as deadline passes
About 90 percent of county and state taxes are paid and poll taxes may exceed 1931 figures. A total of 8 960 poll tax receipts were issued by the deadline, with 1 400 exemptions. Delinquent licenses risk 20 percent penalties after midnight. Auto and truck licenses remain payable today and a broad mail‑in check continues to come in.
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J. W. Collins
Collins
George Waddill
The Road Back to Business Recovery in 1932
In Amarillo The Globe-News urges business owners to use Want Ads to reach 35 000 daily readers. The piece emphasizes selling products effectively and economically to boost prospects and sales during the year.
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Amarillo
Globe-News
Globe- News
Judd Trial Reveals Wife’s Child Mania and Mexico Plots
Dr W C Judd testified that his wife Winnie Judd fancied having a child from their early marriage and spoke of naming it Moses Caesar or Napoleon. He described her during a Mexico stay as believing she had a child and hiding in a closet during spells as the murder trialcontinued with county physician Mauldin noting she was not too ill to appear.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Winnie Ruth Judd
W. C. Judd
Agnes Anne Leroi
J. D. Mauldin
Judd
Mexico
Moses
Caesar
Napoeon
Herman Lewkowitz
San Luis Potosi
Texas judge rules cotton acreage law unconstitutional
Judge W C Davis of the 85th district court ruled the Texas cotton acreage reduction law unconstitutional in the test injunction suit brought by County Attorney Tyson against Fred L Smith of Robertson County. The injunction was denied and Tyson said he would appeal to the 10th court of civil appeals at Waco.
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Franklin
Texas
W. C. Davis
85Th District Court
T. L. Tyson
Fred L. Smith
Robertson County
Davis
Waco
J. N. Gallagher
G. W. Barcus
James P. Alexander
Tyson
Smith
Texas A. & M. College
Saturated Air Blamed for Cloudy Skies
Moist air from rainy districts met Amarillo’s 34 degrees early Monday creating damp sticky conditions. Weather observer says San Antonio rainfall affected the city while nearby Denver and Pueblo stayed below 10 degrees. Cold spell may ease soon but not vanish.
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Amarillo
San Antonio
H. T. Collman
Denver
Pueblo
Demo Seeks Federal Aid for Unemployed
In Washington on February 1 the House opened a campaign for direct federal relief for the unemployed. Rep Huddleston of Alabama, sponsor of a $100,000,000 relief bill, urged congressional appropriation before the labor committee. He stressed the federal government as the sole agency able to cope with the crisis.
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Washington
URI
House
Labor Committee
Huddleston
Alabama
House Beautiful Tickets On Sale In Amarillo
Tickets for Channing Pollock's The House Beautiful to be staged at Municipal Auditorium on Wednesday February 3 are on sale at City Drug Store No 1 517 Polk Street beginning at 9 am Both matinee and evening shows are offered Matinee 25 cents to 1 50 Evening 50 cents to 2 Send mail orders to Wilbur C Hawk News Globe Amarillo with self addressed stamped envelope and remittance for return mail delivery
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Channing Pollock
Municipal Auditorium
City Drug Store
Polk Street
Wilbur C. Hawk
News-Globe
Amarillo
Evacuation of 4000 Americans Nears from Five China Trouble Points
Washington reports indicate evacuation of about 4,000 Americans from five trouble points in China is imminent. Details on routes and timing remained unsettled as officials prepared for large scale air and sea movements.
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Washington
China
Administration attacked over sending ships to China to protect merchants
Representative Blanton of Texas assailed the administration in the House for dispatching American warships and troops to China to safeguard a few merchants. Reports of rising tension reached Nanking Shanghai Swatow Chefoo and Amoy, troubling the navy and state departments.
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Washington
Blanton
Texas
China
Nanking
Shanghai
Swatow
Cheefoo and
Amoy
Navy
State Departments
Arrest of Roddy in Bank Burglary Case
Frank Roddy, previously convicted in New Mexico for hijacking, was arrested in Amarillo while facing charges in Lipscomb County over the December 23 Booker bank burglary. Held on a felony warrant, Roddy awaits trial with co defendants Bob Betty Velma Culwell Billy Culwell and George Brown in Amarillo for burglary and receiving stolen property related to the Rock Island depot theft.
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Booker Bank
Frank Roddy
New Mexico
Amarillo
Co.t. Vanderpool
Roddy
Ben Roberts
Higgins
Lipscomb County
Roberts
Roswell
New Mexico City
Criminal District Court
Red Eliasum
Horace Wells
Rock Island
Booker
Bob Betty
Velma
Billy Culwell
George Brown
Standard Oil Declares Quarterly Dividends and Extras
New York on February 1 the Standard Oil Co of New Jersey announced a regular 25 cent quarterly dividend plus an extra 25 cent dividend payable March 15 to stockholders of record February 15. In Chicago directors of Standard Oil Co of Indiana also set a 25 cent per share dividend payable March 15 to holders of record February 15 1932, maintaining the same rate as late 1931.
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New York
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Standard of New Jersey
Wall Street
Chicago
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
United States Battle Fleet Departs Pacific Harbor
The U S battle fleet sailed from San Pedro led by the New York Oklahoma and Nevada. A 30 ship group will be joined by additional warships departing San Francisco and San Diego as they head toward Hawaii for annual fleet exercises.
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San Pedro
Calif
United States Battle Fleet
U.S
New York
U. S. S. Oklahoma
U. S
Nevada
San Francisco
San Diego
Hawaiian Islands
Three Die In Bitter Cold Across Nation
The nation endures extreme cold with at least three deaths including 14 year old John Taylor of Dee Oregon found frozen near Mount Hood. William Seifert 67 in Duluth and Emil Will 50 near Saginaw die in the deep freeze as warmer forecasts edge in for the Midwest.
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Associated Press
John Taylor
Dee, Ore
Mount Hood
Minnesota
William Seifert
Duluth
Emil Will
Saginaw
Midwest
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountains
United States
Century Pacific
California
Yosemite
Yosemite National Park
Mason City
Iowa
Dr. Cunning to Answer Questions at Fair Theater
Noted seer and psychologist Dr. Cunning appears this week at the Fair Theater to answer a limited number of questions in The Globe Columns. Q A will run today tomorrow and Wednesday with today's list on page 6.
Night bombardment rocks Nanking as city goes dark
Japanese cruiser in the Yangtze opened shelling of Nanking on February 1 with Chinese artillery replying from shore the city eased into darkness as fires and smoke rose from the skies over the historic capital.
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Nanking
China
Yangtse
Japan shells Nanking as China mobilizes force
Shanghai reports indicate Japanese warships shelled Nanking with Marines landing and gunfire from destroyers. Tens of thousands of Chinese troops fortified the city walls as martial law spread, while foreign troops erected barbed wire and machine guns in key streets.
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Morris J. Harris
Shanghai
China
Shangh
Nanking Shelled As Move to Loyang Reported
Nanking 130 miles above the Yangtze mouth near Shanghai with about 525000 residents and 180 Americans said to be ready to evacuate on two hours notice. Japanese ships loiter off Nanking as General Chiang Kai Shek moves the capital to Loyang amid government dissension. Allied and Chinese vessels are listed including British gun boat Yangtze River, Bridgewater sloop, American destroyer Simpson, and Chinese cruisers river gunboats and torpedo boats.
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Texaco
Whangpo River
Honkew
John Hawk
American Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Chine Boys
Hongkew
Hawk Sai
Nanking
China National
Yangtz River
United Prean
Yangtze
Shanghai
Loyang
Chiang Kai-Shek
Bridgewater
Simpson
Firing Heavy In Chapel As Japanese Tighten Grip
In Shanghai on February 1 Japanese and Chinese forces exchanged heavy fire in the fire damaged Chapel area amid ongoing occupation operations. Mortars and rifles rang out as Japan seeks control of Hangkow, while reinforcements head toward the foreign settlement to protect lives and property.
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United Press
Shanghai
U.P
Hangkew
Baron Samejima
Shanghai defense chiefs listed as naval and militia leaders
The article profiles key figures guarding Shanghai's international settlement. It names ADMIRAL MONTGOMERY TAYLOR of the Asiatic Fleet, REAR ADMIRAL YANCEY WILLIAMS of the Yangtze patrol, COL. RICHARD L. HOOKE of the 4th Marine Regiment, and COL. LORENZO GASSER of the 31st Infantry, noting their backgrounds and decorations.
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Yancey Williams
Ft Yangtse
Richard 58. Hooke
4Th Marine Regiment
California
Philipines
Panama
Porto Rico
Cuba
Mexico
Haiti
Santo Domingo
Virgin Islands
Vera
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King Feature Syndicate, Inc
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By P. I. Lipsey, JR
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Manila Bay
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Houston
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31St Infantry
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