Are We on the Road to War After Roosevelt’s French Plane Action
Amarillo groups reelect Darrell Grundy as president of the Amarillo Council, with Esther Welch as vice president and other officers named. The council coordinates 17 sororities and clubs active in community projects while national leaders discuss Roosevelt secrecy over the French air mission and U S aid to France.
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Roosevelt
Darrell Grundy
Amarillo
Esther Welch
June Callahan
Miss Callahan
Maxine Cartwright
Ellein McMurtry
Mary Childs
Preston Hill
Patsy Core
Bruce “Iner
Senate
Hiram W. Johnson
California
Johnson
Washington
Dinner Club Hosts Double Duty Conference And FBI Talk
The Amarillo Knife and Fork Club hosts a dinner tonight at 7 15 with Maj. W H Crane Lester of the FBI as speaker while also holding a day long Southwestern district conference. Leaders from El Paso Albuquerque Topeka and Hutchinson attend with Amarillo officials and local officers also present. Major Lester will speak again at Canyon College this afternoon after a morning reception at the Amarillo Hotel.
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Amarillo Hotel
C. Benj. Franklin
New York
International Knife and Fork Club
el Paso
Albuquerque
Topeka
Hutchinson
Kan
Amarillo Organization
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John Boyce
William Boyce
Chas. M. Rogers
C. A. Fisk
Guy Owens
G. Nelson
Ivy Duncan
Pampa
Wes Izzard
Dorrance Roderick
Frank Close
C. W. Carson, Jr
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Farle W. Francis
T. W. Woodward
Hutchinson Club
Kansas
Canary
Major Lester
Ross D. Rogers
A. W. Miller
Dallas
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Leo Yielding
Bill Adams
FBI
Lester
Canyon
Hill
Leser
Army Bomber Tests High Air En Route to Dayton
An Army bomber tests new sub stratosphere equipment from March Field Riverside California en route to Dayton Ohio. The aircraft flew in from Seattle and will pass Tucson El Paso and Kelly Field before reaching Dayton. Lieutenant Colonel Early W Duncan notes the plane is two years old.
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U.P
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Ohio
Tucson
Ariz
el Paso
Tex
Kelly Field
Texas
Early W. Duncan
U. S. Boundary Is Rhine
Berlin reports the Nachtausgabe proclaims America’s boundary is the Rhine in response to President Roosevelt’s Senate remarks on military affairs. The paper labels Roosevelt as unprecedented and a second Wilson, accusing him of treading in the footsteps of the Democratic predecessor.
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U.R
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Rhine
Nachtausgabe
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Senate Military Affairs Committee
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August Halfeld
New York
the Dispatch
Wilson
Midwest Faces Wintry Blasts
A major storm raged from the Rockies to the Atlantic seaboard bringing heavy snow and winds across the Western Plains and Great Lakes region. Forecasters warned of rain and snow across New England and mid-Atlantic states with flood threats along the White River in Indiana and the Wabash and Ohio Rivers rising toward flood levels by the weekend.
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New Jersey
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Tennessee
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Virginia
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Massachusetts
Mississippi
White River
Indiana
Wabash
Texas Senate praises governor as House denounces him
In Austin on February 1, the Senate credited Gov. W. Lee O'Daniel for advancing economy measures, while the House denounced him for alleged continued gains from a flour company. The House voted 135 to 13 to abolish the state tax commissioner's office, with amendments to place the attorney general on the state tax board and to restore about $29,000 to the penal fund. Rep. Ross Hardin filed a resolution accusing the governor of violating the constitution by receiving corporate compensation, sent to the state affairs committee.
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State Affairs Committee
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Small
O'Daniel
Weaver Moore
Houston
Senate State Affairs
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Moore
Fingerprints of Weinberg Not on Death Gun
Nassau County lawyer urges Gov. Lehman to probe a report that George Weinberg fingerprints do not appear on the revolver used in the death by self harm last Sunday. The gun was taken from a detective guarding Weinberg and two other witnesses at a White Plains retreat.
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Herbert H. Lehman
Nassau County
George Weinberg
Tammany
James J. Hines
George E. Mulry
Mineola
Long Island
Weinberg
Dewey
Thomas F. Dewey
J. Richard Davis
Harry Schoenhaus
White Plains
N. Y
Mussolini Pays Homage To Spanish War Veterans
In Rome on February 1 Premier Mussolini saluted fascist black shirt veterans of Spain and reviewed about 20 000 fascist militiamen. He distributed medals to survivors of Spanish and Ethiopian wars at a national monument and watched troops march past, marking the 16th anniversary of the militia’s founding.
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Mussolini
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Duce
Great National Monument
Weather forecast for Amarillo and West Texas area
The forecast calls for fair skies and a colder night with Thursday also fair. West Texas will remain generally fair tonight and Thursday with colder conditions, especially in the extreme southeast. New Mexico expects fair weather, colder in the southeast tonight. Temperatures will range from a high near 46 to a low around 30.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Borah Reported Ill With Severe Grippe
Senator William E. Borah of Idaho fell ill with a severe grippe and was to be taken to a hospital. Mrs. Borah said he had been in bed since yesterday and was not expected to return to work for several weeks. The 73 year old Republican has served in the Senate since 1907.
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Washington
William E. Borah
Idaho
Senate
Sportsmen's Club Meeting On Panhandle Lake Project
Members of the Panhandle Outdoor Sportsmen's Club meet at the Amarillo Hotel at 7 30 pm to learn results of their initial outdoor recreation improvements. Soil Conservation Service representatives will outline a City Lake survey covering erosion control silage tree planting shade game cover and aquatic life. President Alton Reeder presides.
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Amarillo Hotel
The
Soil Conservation Service
City Lake
Alton Reeder
Vice President Garner Confined by Nasty Cold
Washington report says Vice President John N. Garner was confined to his hotel today with what officials described as a nasty cold. The notice notes he did not attend public engagements.
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Washington
U.P
John N. Garner
Amarillo Dark Over New Essair Airline Schedule
Amarillo officials are puzzled by Essair Inc announcing a new Amarillo Houston route with headquarters here while local authorities and airports report no formal contact or confirmations. The schedule links Amarillo with Lubbock Big Spring San Angelo Austin and Houston with trips starting tomorrow at 7 30 A M.
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Houston
Essair, Inc
Dallas
Lubbock
San Angelo
San Antonio
Big Spring
Sam Marshall, Jr
South Texas City
Bill Glober
TWA
Glober
Marshall
Braniff
Austin
Rebels Circle City May Trap Loyalists
Spanish nationalist troops near Seo de Urgel have almost surrounded the city and threaten to trap thousands of loyalists. A unit expects to seize Seo de Urgel soon, opening the road to Puigcerda on the French frontier, about 20 miles away. Nationalists push on along the coast and toward Gerona, with battles for the Barcelona region continuing as another column advances on the Barcelona Vieh Puigcerda route.
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Puigcerda
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Blanes
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Gerona
Barcelona- Gerona-Figueras
Barcelona-Vieh-Puigeerda
Japan considers declaration of war against China
In Tokyo the foreign minister said government circles discuss a formal war declaration against China. The move would suspend extraterritorial rights in China. The budget committee heard that Japan might voluntarily pay compensation but seeks indemnities from the Chinese government.
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U.P
Hachiro Arita
China
Koichi Seko
Arita
Japan
Cold Snap Forecast With Shadow Talk By Mr Collman
Weather predicted to drop to 20 degrees in the city tonight with a 10 degree fall from last night. Clouds failed to form as disturbances to the north linger. The snow ended in South Dakota Wyoming and Minnesota with a sunny day expected tomorrow. Mr Collman doubts the ground hog forecast but jokes the best ground hog is good pork sausage.
Mavericks Distribute New Telephone Directories
The Mavericks Club distributes new telephone directories today. Subscribers should answer promptly when called and exchange the old directory for the new one. Check old directories to ensure no letters money or valuables are left between pages.
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Maverick Club
Three Miners Die Trapped After Rock Slide in Picher
Three bodies recovered after a cave-in at a lead and zinc mine in Picher Oklahoma. Rescue teams had worked 20 hours to salv age victims as smaller rock slides continued. Victims are Fred Macomber 28 Galena Kansas Jesse Crossland 28 Picher and Orval Campbell 33 Galena. John Benroch was earlier misreported dead.
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Fred Macomber
Galena
Kan
Jesse Crossland
Picher
Orval Campbell
Campbell
John Benroch
Plumber Protest Highlights Board Exam Delays
Journeyman plumber L. C. Craven filed a complaint with the city commission against the plumbing examining board accusing delays in master plumber examinations. He was informed by secretary John Guheen that no meeting would be held for a month. The commission asked Craven to submit his other complaints in writing.
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City Commission
Plumbing Examining Board
John Guheen
City Plumbing Inspector
Galveston Reports First Quadruplets Born to Badgetts
Four girl babies, believed to be Galveston’s first quadruplets, were born to Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Badgett. Mother and babies reported doing well. Insurance! See Neely-Greenhill Agency.
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Galveston
W. FE. Badgett
Shrine Circus Thrills Amarillo At Municipal Auditorium
The Polack Bros Circus plays the Municipal Auditorium this week, presenting forty one acts. Matinees start 4 PM daily except Saturday at 2:20 PM with doors an hour earlier. evening shows at 8:15 with doors earlier. Shrine sponsors aim to bring underprivileged children to the event, with 1500 tickets anticipated.
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Municipal Auditorium
Shriners
Amarillo
Civie
Shrine
Amarillo Hotel
Judge Rules Man Can Slap His Wife Hard
Circuit Judge Philip J. Finnegan ruled that a man may slap his wife as hard as he wishes as long as he does not kill her. He denied Mary Kuhar a divorce from John Kuhar Jr. for cruelty after two slaps cited in June.
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Chicago
U.P
Philip J. Pinnegan
Mary Kuhar
John Kuhar, Jr
Finnegan
Reorganization Bill Wins House Voice Vote
The House approved by voice vote a resolution by Rep. John Cochran to form a committee to draft a new governmental reorganiza tion bill. Republicans opposed, 153 to 102, blocking a motion to bar points of order against any bill from the committee.
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Washington
House
John Cochran
Missouri
Bloodhounds Trail Two Who Flee Eastham Prison Farm
Two convicts escaped Eastham Prison Farm while shucking corn and were pursued by bloodhounds through the Trinity River bottoms. Suspects are M. Ryan, 25, a Galveston thief, and Gilbert Amos, 22, from Pampa, jailed for burglary in Eastland and Hansford Counties. Ryan held five years.
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Upi
Eastham
Trinity River
M. Ryan
Galveston
Gilbert Amos
Pampa
Eastland
Hansford
Ryan
Boy driver kills father in accidental Los Angeles crash
Ralph Stewart 18 drove the new car his father bought him and swerved to avoid a collision, running over a pedestrian who turned out to be John Stewart. He pulled the man free but the father died en route to the hospital.
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Ralph Stewart
John Stewart
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