Japs Capture Objective in Manchu Drive
Japanese and Chinese forces clash along Jehol eastern border with infantry artillery MT and air power in heavy fighting around Nanling Chaoyangsu and Peipiao. Japanese casualties reported 300 with Chinese losses heavy, U.S. attaché Drysdale to depart for Jehol to report to the League of Nations.
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Roosevelts Cabinet Full List Leaked With Surprise Pick
Washington reports indicate President-elect Roosevelt has finalized his cabinet including a surprise appointment Daniel C. Roper of North Carolina as Commerce Secretary. The slate places Cordell Hull as Secretary of State and William Woodin as Secretary of the Treasury with other posts assigned.
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Tennessee
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Utah
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Montana
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Iowa
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Crude lethal bomb found in Roosevelt mail parcel
A crudely made bomb addressed to Franklin D. Roosevelt was seized in Washington. Postal workers immersed the package in water and explosives experts analyzed a tangle of rusty wires wrapped around gun shells. Investigators suspect a crank possibly motivated by the Miami attack.
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Washington, D. C
Watertown
Secret Service
Department of Justice
Mr. Roosevelt
Miami
Washington
E. Schooley
Schooley
Giuseppe Zangara
Senate adopts Couzens banking bill amid debates
The Senate approved without debate the Couzens resolution authorizing the comptroller of the currency to adopt emergency regulations for national banks applicable to state institutions. House panels approved a subcommittee bill for silver bullion purchases, while naval committee chief Vinson warned of Japan’s growing influence in the Far East and urged a larger Navy to counter the threat.
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Anaconda Copper Company
Copper
House Coinage Committee
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National City Bank
Andes Copper Mining Company
Far East
House
Vinson
Naval Committee
Congress
Japan
United States
Plant and home service ads highlight bargains in want ads
The passage notes nurseries advertising in the Want Ad Classification 45 with plants for sale at ten dollars and mentions water Kent Radio with seven tubes, along with hair and beauty services. It also references shops offering permanents mavicures and massages as specials in the classifieds.
Mannish mode hits Amarillo as trouser suits trend
The piece notes a rising 'mannish mode' in women's fashion with trouser suits sparked by Marlene Dietrich. Stores begin stocking the outfits, praised for practicality and dual use as a spring suit, while observers weigh social and psychological angles on the shift.
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Amarillo
Marlene Dietrich
Hollywood
Polk Street
One Style
Dium
W. E. Fisher
New York University
Tax Law Phases Explained Begins on Page Five
A set of articles introduces the phases of income tax laws and answers common questions, starting on Page 5 of today’s Globe. The series aims to clarify how the tax rules apply and what taxpayers should consider.
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Globe
Brown Skin Models Musical Revue Coming to Municipal Auditorium
Tickets for the all Negro musical revue Brown Skin Models will be sold at the News-Globe office until Friday before moving to City Drug No 1. Wilbur C. Hawk booked the show which has drawn strong responses in western cities. The Harlem jazz band and Negro dancers headlining the production will play at the Municipal Auditorium. Main floor reserved seating for whites costs 1.10 1.05 0.55 dollars while balcony seating for Negro patrons ranges from 0.25 to 0.85 dollars.
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News-Globe
City Drug, No. 1
Wilbur C. Hawk
Municipal Auditorium
Harlem
Cuban Revolt Flares Across Cuba Sparks But Still Unfolds
Reports say at least six outbreaks across Cuba signal a major revolt against the Machado regime. In Oriente province clashes occurred, rebels attacked a Santa Clara military station and looted arms, while near Alqui zar gunmen tried to seize arms and money, wounding the owner.
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Oriente
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Alquizar
Ralls Editor Dies of Heart Attack at 43
A. C. Dick Hyatt editor and publisher of the Ralls Banner and the Texas Spur died of a heart attack in Ralls. He was 43 and had lived in Ralls since 1916. He is survived by his widow and two sons. Funeral services likely Thursday in Ralls.
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Sir Malcolm
RALLS
A. C
Dick) Hyatt
Ralls Banner
Texas Spur
Spur
Delinquent Tax Delay Provided in Measure
In Texas a bill by Sen. Ben Oneal Wichita Falls waives interest on delinquent ad valorem and poll taxes due before Sept 1 1933 if paid by Sept 1 1933 and taxes due Feb 1 1931 to Sept 1 1933 if paid by Dec 31 1933. It applies to state counties schools road districts and similar subdivisions not to cities unless approved.
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U.P
Ben . Oneal
Wichita Falls
George Purl
Dallas
Valiant Dust A Desert Romance Serial Starts Today
A beautiful girl visiting a desert country falls into peril as intrigue surrounds her. She discovers romance and escapes in this new serial beginning today.
Mayor Cermak Shows Slight Improvement
Mayor Cermak is slightly better this morning but still has fever and colitis. The bulletin reports pulse 112 temperature 101.2 and respiration 28 with expectation of improvement shortly.
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Miami
Fla
Cermak
Paraguay Congress to Declare War on Bolivia
Asuncion Paraguay Feb 22 congress will meet to formally declare war against Bolivia after eight months of fighting over the Gran Chaco border territory. The long running dispute has produced hundreds of deaths while neither side has previously declared war.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Congress
Bolivia
Gran Chaco
Autos Suffer in Theft Wave in Amarillo
Motor car thieves struck Amarillo on Tuesday night targeting prominent residents. W N Bill Thompson, ex-sheriff, reported his car stolen from 1300 Van Buren St. Nearby, officers found Thompson’s car stripped in an alley behind 1400 Buchanan St. Judge M J R Jackson发现 his new Ford V-8 coupe missing wheels from Twelfth Ave. N Pinley Martin owned the car. E O Smith reported his Ford coupe stolen from 214 North Taylor St.
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W. N
Bill Thompson
Potter County
M. J. R. Jackson
van Buren Street
Judge Jackson
N. Pinley Martin
North Woodland
E. O. Smith
North Taylor Street
Deputy sheriffs arrest 83 striking farmers in milk dump
Two hundred deputies used tear gas and military tactics to arrest 83 farmers who were dumping milk from trucks at Mayville. The action occurred in Junearu Wis as part of a broader strike demanding unmet demands.
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Juneau
Wis
Mayville
Amarillo Area Weather Forecast Update
Weather bulletin for Amarillo and surrounding area notes little temperature change with today’s extreme highs near 64 and lows around 36. Thunderstorm chances remain minimal as the latest advisory reflects steady air masses across the region.
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Amarillo
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