Anglo French Pact Seen Aimed at Clipping War Planes
Washington February 13 High American military officials see the Anglo French air defense talks as a move to curb military air power in Europe. They warn modern bombers with longer ranges and heavier payloads could threaten virtually all of Europe, making nations dependent on aerial retaliation and undermining defenses. They note Soviet and U.S. interests, and cite ranges from 1,800 miles and two tons of bombs.
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White
Washington
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France
Italy
Belgium
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Dover
Verdun
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Russia
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Bureau Tests To Certify Silk Stockings And Other Goods
Silk hose and other garments undergo rigorous bureau tests to verify wear when worn and laundered. Standards for stockings are complete, with more products to follow. If adopted by manufacturers, labeled goods may appear in stores, reflecting performance-based quality. A separate note reports Governor Allred to decide on Abilene highway commissioner replacement before February 15.
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Washington
Bureau of Standards
W D. Appel
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Mrs Hughes Sworn In as Woman Jurist in Dallas
Texas' first woman jurist was sworn in at 9 am in Dallas with Special Judge D A Frank introducing Judge Sarah T Hughes. Appointed by Governor Allred to replace W M Taylor, Hughes had served three terms in the legislature as flowers adorn the courtroom and jurors hear a trial.
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Texas
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Sarah T. Hughes
Hughes
Allred
W. M. Taylor
Supreme Courts Commission of Appeals
Doris Duke Weds Gotham Socialite Lope
Doris Duke 22, heiress to a vast tobacco and utilities fortune, secretly marries James H. Cromwell 38, a New York social figure and relative of Drexel, in New York. Cromwell is stepson of E T Stotesbury of Morgan firm.
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New York
Doris Duke
James HH
Miss Duke
James Buchanan Duke
Cromwell
E. T. Stotesbury
Morgan Firm
Great Drexel Banking House
Philadelphia
Early Carson Resident Dead
Thomas Augustus O keefe 51 died after long illness at his Carson County home. A Panhandle resident for 30 years, he was born February 8 1884 in Fills County Texas and married Mabel Young. Survived by widow three daughters Irene Eleanor Helen father J F O keefe three brothers J Sid Rufus C John two sisters Roy Jenkins and Levi Fry. Methodist Church member funeral by Rev C C Armstrong. time pending. Pallbearers named.
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Carson County
Fills County
Texas
Mabel Young
Panhandle
O'Keefe
D. M. Young
Jackson Street
Amarillo
Irene O Keefe
Panhandle Herald
Eleanor
Helen
J. F. O'Keefe
J. Sid
Rufus C
John
Roy Jenkins
Levi Fry
Texas City
Methodist Church
C C. Armstrong
Charles Franklin
George Crossman
Joe Rourex
Everett Pierce
R. F E. Vaughn
Roy Carhart
Potter County to Pay 1934 Warrants in Bank Cashout
Potter County will pay $35,000 to holders of county warrants dated from September 1934 to January 8 1935. Warrantholders, mainly Amarillo merchants and county employees, will receive payment through First National Bank of Amarillo after officials stamp warrants payable at the Cole office. Treasurer Hubert G Cole stated the six percent interest accrues until July 3.
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Potter County
First National Bank
Amarillo
Cole
Hubert, Cole
Opposition to Brazos River Valley bill changes in Texas
In Austin on February 13, opposition to a Senate bill adding provisions to the Brazos River Valley authority delayed House action. The Senate plan creates a master plan, drops navigation, and uses a rotating appointive board, replacing the old elective board. The House also received a gasoline tax increase proposal, five cents per gallon, to fund retirement of bonds for country roads.
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U.P
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Brazos River
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Sam Hanna
Dallas
Hughes
Allred Again Puts Taboo on Sales Tax
Governor Allred opposes Senator Holbrook’s 2 percent general sales tax plan to pay relief bonds. He argues a sales tax is a sales tax and opposes levying it to reduce ad valorem taxes, calling the principle oppressive.
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Allred
Austin
U.P
T. J. Holbrook
Galveston
Three Youths Rob Bank in Oklahoma
Three unmasked youths robbed the Bank of Fairland in Miami Oklahoma shortly after opening day, escaping with about $600. The incident occurred February 13 and involved three young men.
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Oklahoma
Miami
Okla
Bank of Fairland
Cops Loot Beer From Brewery in Burglary Case
Three former Milwaukee police officers Henry Smaglich Sasimir Mozijewski and William A Jaap were sentenced to six months in the work house for burglary after admitting they helped themselves to beer at the Independent Milwaukee Brewery. Witness Thomas Palmer said he invited them to visit but not to haul cases in a squad car. The men were caught by fellow officers on December 14.
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Thomas Palmer
Henry Smaglich
Sasimir F. Mozijewski
William A. Jaap
Newsboys Attend Beloved Oddities Show in Amarillo
Globe News carriers were guests of William J. Hilliar at Robert Ripley Believe It or Not show. Maverick Club and Presbyterian Children's Home children join a 4:30 pm bus visit. Show runs daily 11 am to 10 pm with afternoon sessions 3:30 to 5:30.
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Amarillo
Globe News
William J. Hilliar
International Congress of Oddities
Robert L. Ripley
Maverick Club
Roosevelt Restores All Federal Pay With Budget Note
President Roosevelt approved full restoration of government salaries effective April 1 and urged Congress to provide revenue for this and future increases. He noted restoring the last 5 percent of the 15 percent cut on April 1 would cost 16 million dollars, not in the budget, and called for revenue measures to keep the budget balanced.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Seek Compromise for Relief Bill Agreement
Washington February 13 Senate Appropriations Committee votes to compromise work relief bill seeking agreement on prevailing local wages and relief provisions. Key figures and dates indicate ongoing negotiations between ADA tion and organized labor over the $48680.0009009 bill terms.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Longtime resident Mrs R L Thompson dies at 60
Mrs R L Thompson 60 of 1314 Fullmore Street died at 5 AM in a local hospital after years of poor health. Burial is set for 4 PM Friday at Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home with interment at Llano Cemetery. Survived by husband and several siblings and two daughters returning from New York. husband is R L Thompson of Southwestern Drug Company and brother to Col Ernest O Thompson.
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Amarillo
State Railroad Commission
R. L. Thompson
Southwestern Drug Company
T. W. Woodcock
Gladys
Mable Thompson
New York City
Ada Walker
Lawton
Okla
Betty Winkler
Maud Adamson
Long Branch
N. J
Mary Ream
Emporia
Kan
Hettie Greber
St. Louis
Laura Woodcock
Wichita Falls
Esther Picard
Dallas
Ernest Woodcock
Pampa
Herbert Woodcock
New York
Modified Oil Control Bill Gets Approval
The House Interstate Commerce Committee reported favorably a modified Connally oil control bill aimed at re-enacting Section 9C of the Industrial Recovery Act. It ends June 1, 1936 and allows seizure of hot oil shipped in interstate commerce, a difference from the Senate version which planned permanent control.
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House Interstate Commerce Committee
Supreme Court
House Committee
Senate
House
Postman’s Odd Bribe Trial Ends In Jail Time
A Copenhagen area letter carrier six feet two inches tall was found guilty of lowering his position after delivering kisses to women on his route. He received two weeks in jail, with a humorous note on supplying step ladders to every woman on the route. An advertisement promotes bargain items in The Globe News Want Ads, including a Reval typewriter for sale.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Globe News
Kansas City Livestock Markets Report Feb 13
Kansas City market note shows hogs 2,000 head active uneven with loads near $6.90 to $8.20 per cwt for 140-360 lb hogs and sow totals around $6.95. Calves and cattle mixed with fed steers above $19.00, good to choice heifers $6.75 to $10.50, cows $5.75 to $7.00, vealers $5.00 to $11.00. Sheep 6,000 with light activity. lambs $7.75 to $8.18, natives down from $8.25, yearlings $5.75 to $7.75. Quotations vary by class and weight, based on wethers and ewes.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Dope Charges Face Two Post Doctors
Charges of violation of the Harrison anti narcotic act were filed against Dr. L. W. Kitchen and Dr. W. A. Hart man of Post before United States Commissioner Victor Lindsey here this morning. Kitchen, a veterinarian, and Hart man, a physician, are held in Dallas under charges of complicity in the slaving of Spencer Stafford, a federal narcotics agent, last Thursday at Post.
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Lubbock
L. W. Kitchen
W. A. Hartman
Post
United State
Victor Lindsey
Kitchen
Hartman
Dallas
Spencer Stafford
Winning Ticket hailed as real show at Mission Theater
Oscar Dooley calls The Winning Ticket an ideal picture with real entertainment value. The film stars Lan Carrilo Louise Fazenda and Ted Healy, delivering catchy lines and thrills at the Mission Theater.
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Mission Theater
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