Japan Reacts to Manchuria Crisis and League Exit
TOKIO February 1 Japan faces a likely withdrawal from the League of Nations after talks between Foreign Minister Uchida and Prince Satonji. A government spokesman called withdrawal inevitable if the league condemns Manchuria. Araki called the move a victory for justice and urged peace outside the league. New instructions to Matsuoka targeted concessions, including a conciliation commission limited to direct negotiations with China. Moscow reported Soviet support for resisting retracting Molotov statements, while Tokyo warned of possible repercussions. Chinese Communists push into Szechuan as Hankow reports fast developments.
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Miles W
Vaughn Tokio
Japan
League of Nations
Yasuya Uchida
Kimmochi Satonji
Tokio
League
Manchuria
Araki
United States
Russia
Yusuke Matsuoka
Geneva
Manchukuo
China
Moscow
Vyacheslaff Molotoff
Council of Commissars
Count Uchida
Tamekichi Ota
Molotoff
Central Executive Committee
H. M. Karakhan
Uchida
House Passes Extension Bill By Huge Vote
The Texas House approved an extension of time for legally operating automobiles on 1932 licenses to March 1, with 126 in favor and 3 opposed. A May 1 extension was also debated. A Senate bill by Sen. Albert Stone was expected to be introduced, differing mainly on the extension period. Legislation included tax relief, foreclosures stay, redistricting, property tax penalties relief, and new measures to curb bootlegging and regulate oil and education costs.
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Gordon K. Shearer Austin
Leraly
House of Representatives
Senate
Albert Stone
Stone
House
Miriam A. Permuson
Texas
University of ‘Texas
A. & M. College
Board of New Advisory
State Department
Agriculture
State Industrial Accident Board
Hitler Wins Right to Dissolve Reichstag and Seek New Election
Berlin reports Chancellor Adolf Hitler secured a decree from President Von Hindenburg dissolving the Reichstag for a new election, the sixth in eleven months. Government spokesmen and advisers noted centrists' cooperation was sought, with tensions between National Socialists and other parties and several fatal clashes in Hamburg and Lübeck during the day.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
von Hindenburg
Reichstag
Hiter
National Socialist Party
Hitler
Alfred Hugenberg
Lippe
Luebeck
Hamburg
Mburg
Press editorial blames US policy for Argentina trade slump
Buenos Aires commentary sharply criticizes United States protectionism as a lamentable failure amid a rapid fall in Argentina US trade from 1929 levels of 350 million dollars and beyond.
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Buenos Aires
U.P
United States
la Presna
Argentina
Phooey on This Ground Hog Day Stuff
CHICAGO Feb 1 A Chicago Weather Bureau chief said Ground Hog Day will not affect the weather. C A Donnel expects continued winter patterns for February and March with limited sun in the Midwestern region.
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Phooey
Chicago
C. A. Donnel
Chicago Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Woodchuck
Donnel
Middle West
Donner
Inflation Is Defended Today By Arthur Brisbane
In a thoughtful column Arthur Brisbane argues industrial upheaval tests government and economic ideas. He notes Detroit strike actions affecting 45,000 Ford workers and 6,000 Briggs body makers, contrasting Mussolini era control with contemporary labor dynamics and comparing Hitler to Bismarck.
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Detroit
Briggs
Ford
Mussolini
Plan Technos Meet in Texas El Paso
Rev Marshall Dawson president of the National Technocratic party announces plans for a national convention in El Paso after the party received a charter in Austin. He outlines aims for unemployed relief and constitutional changes to unify industry, while the El Paso group telegraphed President Hoover seeking relief per party platform.
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EL Paso
U.P
Marshall Dawson
National
Austin
Dawson
First Congregational Church
Hoover
Tragic Comedy as Two Fakers Trade in a Fake Narcotics Deal
In MEXICO OLITY on February 1 detectives recount capturing two narcotic ring agents mid-swindle. A leading American,Edward Baston, posed as a smuggler amid a bogus deal for 40 pounds of narcotics. Police killed one conspirator Rodolfo Hulen Fernandez after a gunfight. six others were seized. the poudre and the money proved fake.
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Mexico
Olity
Edward Baston
Narties
United
Baston
Rodolfo Hulen Fernandez
Silver Plan Argued in House by Texas Solon
In Washington a Texas Democrat Representative Cross urged the House Coinage Committee to back remonetizing silver. He argued the Treasury could buy silver and pay with silver certificates, creating a sounder dollar backed by a full dollar's worth of silver. He noted about 11 billion dollars of global silver could be coined. He said remonetization would attract Far East and South American trade and reduce reliance on Europe.
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Washington
House Coinage Committee
Representative Cross
Texas
Treasury
Cross
United States
Far East
China
South America
Europe
Calm Settles Over All Tax Offices Here
A late rush to pay taxes and license fees left county, school, and city offices unable to estimate total collections. Pending legislation to extend 1933 car license deadlines sparked confusion as drivers sought extensions. Over 6,000 licenses issued. offices to stay open until midnight to issue 1933 tags with penalties possible after Thursday.
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House
Senate
Jewell Davidson
Mrs Roosevelt to Dine With Pinchots at Mansion
Harrisburg dispatch reports Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt will dine with Governor and Mrs Gifford Pinchot at the executive mansion in Harrisburg tonight. The attendance marks a high profile social event in Pennsylvania state circles.
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Harrisburg
U.P
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Gifford Pinchot
Executive Mansion
Relief From Billboards Helps Houston Man
John Jackson an accountant in Houston found relief from persistent food ads when workers replaced a highway billboard near his office. The new poster featured a blonde cigarette image with the bold message QO. K. Mr. John Jackson, ending months of nauseating promotions for beans soup noodles and bread.
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Houston
John Jackson
Jackson
Ford says we face an inconceivably bright future
In a Detroit interview published by The New York Times Henry Ford dismissed technocracy and predicted a coming machine age that will end dirt, noise, and disregard for human rights. He argued current hard times are a recovery from 1929 and earlier, with industrial revival uncertain but near.
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New York
The
New York Times
Today
Detroit
Henry Ford
Ford
Briggs Company
Times
Harold N. Denny
Lubbock Woman Dies After Illness
Mrs. W. B. Atkins, 54, wife of a Lubbock lumberman and civic worker, died at a local sanitarium at 1:45 today after a two week illness. She had resided in Lubbock for 22 years.
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Lubbock
W. B. Atkins
Rangers Turn to West Texas in a Home Case
Dallas February 1 Ranger sergeant Bert Whisnand announced sending L A Sport to an undisclosed West Texas point to pursue a new lead in the hunt for the slayers of Wise County deputy Joe Brown of Rhome. Other rangers Leon Hannah Sid Kelso and Joe Cravens were named to assist. An earlier Lake Worth cabin search failed to locate the suspects. Mrs Ida Hunsucker 38 admitted operating a quit aque tourist camp and named her son as the possible killer with John Stanton present. Bloodhounds aided a Denton expedition with no decisive results by late night. Further search anticipated.
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Dallas
Bert Whisnand
L. A
Rangers
Lake Worth
Ida Hunsucker
Brown
Decatur
Glen Hunsucker
John Stanton
Hunsucker
Quitaque
Tex
Denton
Lake Dallas
Stanton
Fight Rum With Youth Is Plan Of Dry Forces
Potter County unit of United Forces for Prohibition meeting at the Silver Grill urges teaching about alcohol effects in high school texts. L. McNeill proposes including this topic. Plans for an all Panhandle rally and district meeting are set, with invites to Dr. George Truett and C. Selecman.
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Potter County
United Forces For Prohibition
Silver Grill
L. McNeill
George Truett
Dallas
C. ©. Selecman
J. Cole
Galsworthy Rites Set in London Funeral Tomorrow
Funeral services are planned for John Galsworthy tomorrow at Woking after his death yesterday from a prolonged illness. The body will be cremated.
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Galsworthy
London
Woking
John Galsworthy
Of Thee I Sing Captures Laughs at Municipal Auditorium
The 1931-32 Pulitzer Prize musical Of Thee I Sing delivers tuneful tunes and a 50-strong chorus, with two acts and 11 scenes that verge on a revue. One Feb 13 performance, Sam H Harris production, reservations at News Globe. Ticket prices range 1.10 to 3.75 dollars.
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Municipal Auditorium
Sam H. Harris
News-Globe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Child Beater Sect to Face Court Over Towel Tear Test
Wichita Falls district court will hear a third case against the Child Bearers sect as a three day fast and a heavy meal pick the culprit who tore a towel. Juvenile officer James A. McDonald and San ford Owens linked to the case. leader Janie Cauble claimed a divine message guided the test. The group, which runs a laundry, opposes public schooling and sex education.
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Wichita Falls
U.P
Austin
James A. McDonald
P. A. Martin
Janie Cauble
Sanford Owens
Favor Woman in New Cabinet in Roosevelt Administration
Washington reports a fluid Roosevelt cabinet picture with most posts offered and several settled. Potential names include Cordell Hull or Owen D Young for State, Carter Glass for Treasury, George Dern for War, Thomas Walsh for Justice, James Farley for Post Office, Bronson Cutting or John Elliott for Interior, Henry Wallace for Agriculture, William Woodin for Commerce, and Frances Perkins for Labor, with Navy still open.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
Owen D. Young
New York
Treasury
Carter Glass
Virginia
War
George H. Dern
Utah
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
James A. Farley
Navy
Claude Swanson
Glass
Bronson Cutting
New Mexico
John B. Elliott
California
Henry A. Wallace
Iowa
William H. Woodin
Miss Prances Perkins
Amarillo Area Weather Forecast Tightens Weekend Outlook
Forecast for Amarillo and vicinity calls for fair conditions tonight and Thursday with little temperature change. West Texas areas west of the 100th meridian expect partly cloudy skies, while New Mexico also sees fair weather with minor temperature variation. Highs and lows range modestly with today’s extremes 28 to 51 as local ad copy follows.
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Amarillo
West Texas
100Th Meridian
New Mexico
Fort Worth custody clash ends with boy seized by father
Fort Worth officials report a custody dispute escalated when Lovie Wages tried to reclaim 8 year old George Gable Wages from his father Rani V. Wages after a Florida divorce ruling. Wages and attorney Chadwick brought the habeas corpus order to judge M. H. Brown, who ordered the return of the boy. Mrs. King fainted during the courtroom struggle and fled the scene as Wages carried the boy from the building. Police pursued but George remained with his father, prompting a warning of Kidnapping.
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Fort Worth
Florida
Rani V. Wages
George Gable Wages
M. H. Brown
Wages
A. W. Chadwick, Jr
St. Augustine
Fla
Brown
Lovie Wages King
George
King
The
Chadwick
Appeal for extension of time for car licenses voiced
Telegrams from a Texas Roads Association district meeting in Amarillo urged lawmakers to extend the time for purchasing car licenses. About 65 goods boosters from 16 counties in the upper Panhandle gathered at the Amarillo Hotel to press against gasoline diversions.
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Texas Legislature
Texas Roads Associaton
Panhandle
Amarillo Hotel
Modern Groom home for sale in Plainview area
Found items and trades advertise a modern groom home with built in screen, fenced yard for sale or rent options. Trade offers include a large garage residence and possible assumeable business. Contacts listed: 5582, 2 A Plains Lubricating Co, 8902, 9488, 2-1708.
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Ohlun
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Technos
Texas Solon
Edouard Daladiere
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F. D. Dines
M.T. Harrelson
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