President Roosevelt weighs national emergency power plan
Washington reports a presidential proclamation declaring a national emergency as the first reaction if the Supreme Court rules against the gold cases. The move would grant sweeping powers to regulate foreign exchange and banking, limit gold use, and potentially issue United States notes to buy government obligations.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Treasury
Justice
Roosevelt
United States
New Catholic Pastors Appointed at Sacred Heart Cathedral
Rev. A E Robinson becomes pastor of Sacred Heart Cathedral and Rev. F M Kaminsky shifts to Saint Alice Church Plainview. Robinson, ordained 1913, studied at Catholic University and the Propaganda College Rome. Kaminsky, former diocesan chancellor, served seven years at Sacred Heart and taught at Price Memorial College.
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A. FE. Robinson
Sacred Heart Cathedral
F. M. Kaminsky
Amarillo
Father Robinson
Saint Alice
Plainview
T. S
Holy Name Society
Robert FE. Lucey
Diocesan Council of Catholic Men
Council For Women
Robinson
Catholic University
Washington
D. C
College of the Propaganca
Rome
Father Kaminsky
Price Memorial College
Maine Battleship Maine Anniversary Rites Planned
V F W post will discuss the annual observance of the sinking of the Maine at the Legion Home tonight. The event is set for February 1 with National Commander Van Zandt to speak via national radio hookup. The February 13 meeting is canceled. Noted in Port Worth.
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Maine
John B. Golding
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Legion Home
van Zandt
Otter Smoker At Club In Palo Duro Hotel
The Amarillo Burrow Order of Otters will stage a smoker tonight in the Palo Duro Hotel top floor club rooms. Bert Levy reports a splendid program with refreshments. All 142 members invite one guest each, bringing attendance above 300. Delegations from Burrows at Pampa Borger and Lubbock expected. Mike Collins says entertainment is arranged. Event begins at 7 30 p m.
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Amarillo
Burrows
Pampa
Borger
Lubbock
Mike Collins
Harold Bauer Among Best Loved Pianists Of Day
Harold Bauer, described as a master of masters and a great tonal architect, makes his Amarillo debut Friday at the Municipal Auditorium. Tickets are 60, 75 cents and $1. Globe News office and City Drug Store handle sales. An unrelated note mentions albatross-induced crashes in Australia.
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Harold Bauer
Amarillo
Municipal Auditorium
Boston American
Brahms
Henry T. Finck
Bauer
Mr. Bauer
Augustus Bridle
Globe News
City Drug Store
Hardware men close meeting with leadership changes
B. B. Kent of Perryton was elected president of the Panhandle Hardware and Implement Association at the close of the 26th annual convention. New officers include T. C. Meinecke's successor and W. S. Smith as vice president. The group backed protections against unfair utility competition and urged cutting governmental spending to lower taxes. The next convention will be in Amarillo.
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B. B. Kent
Perryton
Panhandle Hardware and Implement Association
Mr. Kent
T. C. Meinecke
Lubbock
W. FE. Smith
Carlsbad
N. M
Clarence L. Thompson
Canyon
W. 8. Kerr
Hereford
O. C. Watson
Clarendon
Amarillo
W. H. Darrow
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Rivers Peterson
Association In Action
King and family labeled parasites in Commons clash
In London the House of Commons erupted as Labor MP J McGovern branded King George VI his wife and the Duke of Kent parasites living on the country’s wealth. He accused the government of spending tens of thousands on the king’s silver jubilee while welfare reform debates raged.
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London
House of Commons
King George
J. McGovern
Glasgow
Royal House
Duke of Kent
McGovern
Warning Given 1934 Plates Through March by Patrol
State patrol chief L. G. Phares issued a warning to motorists that 1934 license plates must be displayed through February and March. Beginning April 1, 1935 plates are required.
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Austin
L. G. Phares
State Motor Patrol
Carter's Little Liver Pills Claim to Free Bile and Improve Mood
An old advertisement advocates Carter's Little Liver Pills to stimulate two pounds of bile daily, promising relief from sour feelings, headaches, and skin blemishes. It warns against substitutes and notes 25 cents at drugstores with 1931 copyright by C M Co.
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Carter
C.m.co
Positive Relief For Itchy Skin Ointment Ad
Cooling Blue Star Ointment soothes skin and relieves itch and eczema. It penetrates pores to tackle tetter ringworm and foot itch. Money back if first trial fails.
How Calotabs Help Nature To Throw Off a Bad Cold
Millions have found Calotabs valuable for colds. Take one or two tablets first night and repeat on third or fifth night if needed. Calotabs purgative and diuretic clear germ laden mucus and promote elimination of toxins by kidneys. Family package costs twenty five cents, trial ten cents.
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Kaminsky
V. F. W. Plan Rites
Bridgeport Worth
Fannie Alford
Amarillo Printing CO
Toronto
Rosenthal
Burg
Australia
England
Blackburn Bros
News-Globe
Penney’s
Hind
Polk
Yen
Ceee Ee
Babar
Cae
NEW Shipment Men’s
Chambray
Greil
Oland
P Loridant Cotas
Charlie Chan
Ner Oland
Ratia Pee Lea
Rok Wea
Warner Oland
Biglir
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