Girl in World Of Own for Year and Asleep
Patricia McGuire a 27 year old publisher's secretary from Oak Park Illinois has remained asleep for a year after encephalitis lethargica. Her mother Sadie Miley and sister Gladys Hansen describe the ongoing care and hopeful wait as doctors offered no remedy.
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Ray Black
Oak Park
Ill
W.pr
Patricia McGuire
Patricia
Sadie Miley
Gladys Hansen
Oak Park Street
Japan to occupy Jehol as Chinese resistance swells
Tokyo reports Japan will order occupation of Jehol province by its Manchurian army amid rising Chinese unity. The Japanese Diet approves a record budget of 2.239 billion yen, with army and navy demands driving spending. China vows united resistance and warns Western powers to act if needed.
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Miles W. Vaughn
United Press
Tokio
U.P
Japan
Jehol
Imperial Japanese Army
Tokyo
Peiping
Nanking
T. V. Soong
FAKED FIGHT KILLS SCHAAF AT PRIMOS CARNEIRA FOULE
New York boxing tragedy as Ernie Echaaf dies at Polyclinic Hospital from brain injuries after the Madison Square Garden match with Primo Carnera last Friday. He died at 4 26 a.m. following brain surgery to remove a blood clot.
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Edward J. Neil
New York
Ernie Echaaf
Polyclinic
Primo Carnera
Frankie Jerome
Bud Taylor
Witt Rules On Resubmission Of Selection
Lieutenant Governor Edgar Witt ruled Governor Miriam Ferguson could resubmit F. L. Denison of Temple for highway chairman after initial rejection. Denison would replace Cone Johnson of Tyler when term expires. Johnson, Ely, and Martin on the commission were appointed by earlier governors.
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Austin
Edgar Witt
Miriam A. Ferguson
Texas Senate
F. L. Denison
Temple
State Highway Commission
Witt
OC. C. Small
Amarillo
Denison
Ferguson
Senate
Sen
Walter Woodward
Coleman
Committee
Johnson
Cone Johnson
Tyler
W.R., Ely
Abilene
Amarillo West Texas Weather Forecast Update
Weather forecast for Amarillo and vicinity calls for fair skies and cooler conditions tonight and Wednesday. West Texas remains fair and colder tonight, while New Mexico also sees cold nights and sunny days with temperatures ranging up to 26 to 44 degrees through today at 1 PM.
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Amarillo
West Texas
100Th Meridian
New Mexico
Michigan Bank Holiday Declared After Detroit Crisis
Governor William A. Comstock proclaimed an eight day banking holiday in Michigan effective today through February 21, with banks not reopening until February 23. The action follows a financial emergency in Detroit and came after a conference with federal and state officials.
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Detroit
William A. Comstock
Michigan
Comstock
Texas fugitive Edwards returns to Texas after surrender
Edward D. Edwards, 62, long chased after killing Deputy Sheriff John Ghibone, was released after Texas authorities said they no longer wished to prosecute. Edwards planned to visit his daughter in Corpus Christi, having surrendered in San Francisco last week.
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San Francisco
Texas
Edward D. Edwards
Corpus Christi
Edwards
John Ghibone
China plans to issue ultimatums to Jehol leaders
Ultimatums demanding withdrawal of Chinese troops from Jehol prepared for delivery soon to Chang Hsiao-Liang the Chinese commander to Jehol governor and to the Nanking government The Japanese legation said the warning to Chang will likely go via General Nakamura and Manchukuo will send one to Tang Yu-Lin with the Nanking note routed through Tokyo
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China
Peiping
Jehol
Chang Hsiao-Liang
Nanking
Chang
Nakamura
Manchukuo
Tang Yu-Lin
Tokyo
Far East Crisis Deepens As Japan China Tensions Rise
Washington reports growing concern over day by day Far East developments and Geneva talks as officials fear a large scale war between Japan and China. Observers see a break between Japan and the League over Manchuria as likely.
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Washington
Far East
Geneva
Japan
China
League of Nations
Manchuria
Today By Arthur Brisbane Today By Arthur Brisbane As Big as a Whale
A Globe column notes a large fish tale involving Governor Roosevelt and a yacht report from Miami. It discusses future wars, a mutiny aboard a Dutch ship, and a 100 pound bomb dropped by a Dutch airplane, hinting at broader implications.
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Miami
Fla
Vincent Astor
Roosevelt
Groton
Harvard
Java
Legion Aides Meet to Discuss Veteran Aid Convention Opens in Amarillo
American Legion service officers opened a two day convention with a luncheon at the Amarillo Hotel to study problems in recruiting aid for veterans. Hanson Post hosts as invitations go to 26 Panhandle counties and many Legionnaires are expected. Floyd L Sloan urges ex servicemen needing hospitalization or benefits to contact officers at the convention. A dance at Legion Hall Home Tuesday night features Bill Reeds Orchestra.
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American Legion Service
Amarillo
Panhandle
Hanson Post
Floyd L. Sloan
Saint Valentine and the Bridge of Valentine Wit
The piece lampoons Valentine lore and modern valentines, contrasting martyr legends with humorous love verses. It notes February 14 as a date for ironic cards, cites casual cynicism, and contrasts past and present sentiments in a light editorial tone.
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Valentine
Rome
Grandmammy
Grandpappy
Celler bill to liberalize medicinal liquor prescriptions approved
The House Judiciary Committee voted 11 to 5 to back the Celler bill easing physician prescribing of liquor for medicinal use. It removes the need for ailment statements, but allows prescriptions only for spirituous and vinous drinks. The AMA backs the measure. The article also notes economic proposals from Paul Black and debates on budget cuts and other fiscal reforms.
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Washington
Celler
House Judiciary Committee
American Medical Association
Senate Finance Committee
Paul Black
New York
Herman D. Arendtz
Boston
Gas Blast Near Heald Kills Two Men in McLean Area
Special to The Globe. Shamrock, Feb 14. Deaths rise to three from Sunday's gas line explosion near Heald as A. J. Tillery and Paul Ladd die in McLean. Frank Corum, 26, died Sunday night. Injured Roy Powell and Howard Hardin remain out of danger. Corum funeral held in McLean. Tillory and Ladd funeral dates pending.
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Globe
Shamrock
A. J. Tillery
Paul Ladd
Heald
Frank Corum
McLean
Tillery
McLean Gas Company
Ladd
Corum
Roy Powell
Howard Hardin
Here
Hardin
Maud Dell
Louie Callaway
Tillory
Borah Urges Economic Legislation Over 18th Amendment
Senator Borah Republican Idaho urged the Senate to drop plans to repeal the 18th Amendment this session and focus on relief measures to curb a supposed revolution threat in the United States.
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Borah
Washington
Senate
United States
Idaho
Fail To Identify Moseley Suspects
Three men were held for investigation in Potter County jail after the slaying of Sheriff John Moseley of Tulia. Two Tulia and Happy deputies and two Happy tourist camp operators could not positively identify the trio. They were held on vagrancy charges and arrested by Constables John Odom and Gus Albright in Amarillo early Tuesday and charged in Justice Clark's court.
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Potter County
John Moseley
Tulia
Happy
John Odom
Gus Albright
Amarillo
Justice B
Leticia Fighting Ends Long Peace
Hostilities erupt between Colombia and Peru in Leticia frontier region ending a century of peace. News notes oil price guarantee of 10 cents a barrel and a local address at 1900 W. 3rd.
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Leticia
Bogota
Colombia
Furnished three room apartments and duplexes for rent
Three room furnished apartment with all bills paid available at 9045. A three room duplex in San Jacinto offers overstuffed furniture and walnut bedroom suite with new rugs for 15 dollars, call 5654 or 22. A brick duplex well financed for land available via De Devore P O Box 207 2409 West FURNISHED APARTMENT Bills paid 413 West Seventh Dial 6.
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San Jacinto
de Devore
P. O. Box
West
Kidnapers Identified as Home Town Racketeers
Denver police identified two men as the kidnappers holding 60 000 dollars ransom for Charles Boettcher II a Denver investment broker. Chief A T Clark said the suspects were a couple of racketeers active in the area the past year Mrs Boettcher was with her husband when seized and may have identified them from rogues gallery photos. The case was expected to be resolved within 48 hours.
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Denver
Charles Boettcher
A. T. Clark
Clark
Claude Boettcher
Colorado
Boettcher
Farm Hand Roane Found Safe After Amarillo Ditching
Frank Roane a 21 year old farm hand from Brady area disappeared Sunday night prompting police to search for him. He returned to work for George C Herrmann four miles north of Brady saying he had been dropped off by a motorist he had befriended in Amarillo.
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Frank Roane
George C. Herrmann
Brady Schol
Roane
Herrmann
Amarillo
Huey Long Calls Brother a Liar in Vote Probe
In New Orleans on February 14 Senator Huey P. Long branded his brother Earl Long a liar after Earl testified that Huey had been paid 10000 by Harry Abel, a power interests representative. Earl claimed the payment, Huey denied and apologized for an earlier insult. He also denied pressuring Harvey Couch to aid his political survival.
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Huey
New Orleans
Sen
Huey P. Long
Earl Long
Earl
Huey Long
Harry Abel
Samuel T. Ansell
Senate
John H. Overton
Abel
Long
Senator Long
Robert B. Howell
Committee
General Ansell
Harvey Couch
Public Utilities
Couch
Norris says Ernie Schaaf died of natural causes
New York medical examiner Dr Charles W Norris and pathologist Dr Byron Stookey disagree over Schaafs death after his boxing match with Primo Carnera last Friday night. Norris autopsy points to natural causes while Stookey attributes brain damage to the bout.
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New York
Charles W. Norris
Wouay
Ernie Schaaf
Schaaf
Primo Carnera
Norris
Byron Stookey
Stookey
Priesthood Aspiration Intertwined With Boxing Rivalries
The article notes a man who wanted to be a priest and faced critics who claimed he laid down for camera exposure. It mentions Champion Jack Sharkey as a potential challenger in June and details a late night medical operation for Schaaf after a intracranial hemorrhage, with his condition fluctuating from excellent to worsened by 3 a.m.
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Camera 80
Jack Sharkey
Byron Stookey
Schaaf
Texas House approves constitutional amendment reshaping courts
The Texas House voted 116 to 12 to submit a constitutional amendment abolishing district courts and civil appeals to shift duties to county judges and a nine member Supreme Court. Estimated annual savings reach 1.912 million dollars with cuts across district judges district attorneys and clerks. The move ties to the 1934 general election and follows a push sparked by San Antonio editor Jack O'Brien who faced a committee appearance.
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Austin
U.P
Texas House of Representatives
Supreme Court
Rep
T. H. McGregor
House
Jack O'Brien
San Antonio
Fish
Moore County Gas Hearing Set for Feb 18 in Amarillo
The railroad commission will hear Shamrock Oil and Gas petition to deem Northeast Moore County a separate pool for proration. Hearing moved from Friday to Saturday February 18 in Amarillo. Col. Ernest Thompson to preside. Combined with Hagey Harrington Marsh gas processing permit hearing for seven wells and two hearings.
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Railroad Commission
Shamrock Oil and Gas Company
Moore County
General Panhandle
Amarillo
Ernest Thompson
Shamrock Company
Hagey, Harrington & Marsh
Black Bear Cubs At City Zoo Delight Visitors
Old Lady the black bear at Potter County Zoo has two or more crying cubs, with a public debut planned in 24 days. Keeper Cy Timmons notes the cubs cry like human babies while Old Lady guards the den and remains active daily.
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City Zoo
Potter County
Cy Timmons
Timmons
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