Relief Loans To Cost Low Interest Rates
The plan to fund unemployment relief loans of 4 billion dollars aims to keep borrowing costs under 40 cents interest for states. Borrowers must repay every dollar advanced, with potential federal action if states refuse to use funds for job transfer. Labor groups oppose wage-scale incentives but the policy proceeds.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Public Works
Treasury
Roosevelt
Organized Labor
Otters Club Plans Meeting and New Rooms
Otters Club president Bill Beechler urged all members to attend a 7:30 tonight meeting in Amarillo Hotel Red Room. Officers will be elected, a committee will report on clubrooms, and the club expects to move into new quarters next week. The Otters, Amarillo's youngest fraternity, have about 125 members.
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Bill Beechler
Otters Club
Amarillo Hotel
Beechler
Otters
Labor unions note optimism and 1935 outlook in Central Labor Union meeting
Joseph Wilshire of Standard Brands lauds improving business sentiment and cooperation with government as the Central Labor Union meets in the Carpenters building. New officers are installed, illness updates are given, and industry and labor topics including the Patman bill and 30 hour week are discussed amid a flurry of routine notices and social details.
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Joseph Wilshire
Standard Brands, Inc
New York City
Wilshire
Central Labor Union
J. E. Mulhern
Relief Committee
Hughey
Culinary Workers Union
Joe Scheffbauer
Clovis
A. J. Stocker
Carpenter
Claremore
Okla
Educational Committee
Oliver Pp. Wright
J. P. Sherrill
C. P. Fischer
John Moore
Jim Williams
O. G. Wright
A. M. Cumby
A. 8. Parker
Reading
J. R. Williams
A. F. Quartman
W. W. Finch
The
Globe News
United States Senate
Senator Black
Alabama
American Federation of Labor
Black
Anne Adams pattern ad for spring dress designs
A fashion pattern advertisement describes a feminine house frock with frills and epaulet shoulders. It promotes Pattern 2161 in multiple sizes, notes fabric needs, and invites orders for the Anne Adams Fashion Magazine with pricing and mailing details.
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Anne Adams
Amarillo Globe Pattern Department
West 11Th Street
New York City
My Beauty Hint By Ethel Shutta
Stage actress Ethel Shutta notes stockings as a key fashion detail that can elevate or mar an ensemble. She advises careful shade choice to stay smart and polished in any outfit.
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Ethel Shutta
Lott and Stoefen Turn Pro in Madison Square Garden Debut
George Lott and Lester Stoefen leave amateur ranks to pro status and meet Big Bill Tilden Ellsworth Vines in a Madison Square Garden double bill with a 16 500 crowd expected. The pro debut starts a coast to coast tour through 82 cities ending after April.
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New York
George Lott
Lester Stoefen
Madison Square Garden
Simon Pyres
Bill” Tilden
Ellsworth Vines
Lott
Tilden
Stoefen
Vines
Philadelphia
Rice Basketball Five Off Today
A 14 man Rice Institute basketball squad plus coach Jimmie Kitts left Houston for Fayetteville to face the University of Arkansas in Southwest Conference games tomorrow and Friday. The travel party included captains and players Harry Journeau Willis Orr Jack Steele Aaron Stanford Harry Witt Lee Tynes Ray Smith forwards centers Floyd Kelly Harold Johnson guards R. T. Eaton Harrison Lodge Wade Owen Albert Metzler and Henry Bollman.
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Houston
U.P
Rice Institute
Jimmie Kitts
Fayetteville
Ark
University of Arkansas
Kitts
Harry Journeau
Willis Orr
Jack Steele
Aaron Stanford
Harry Witt
Lee Tynes
Ray Smith
Floyd Kelly
Harold Johnson
R. T. Eaton
Harrison Lodge
Wade Owen
Albert Metzler
Henry Bollman
New York Giants Begin 1935 Roster Roundup
New York Giants are rounding up players for the 1935 season. Seven have signed, including Fat Freddy Fitzsimmons, a right handed holdover from the McGraw era since 1925. Hubbell was the first to sign, with Fitzsimmons' salary believed to be 11000 dollars.
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New York
New Yorks Giants
Freddy Fitzsimmons
John McGraw
Giants
Carl Hubbell
Fitzsimmons
Twenty Grand Back On Arcadia Track
Twenty Grand the 1931 Kentucky Derby winner returned to racing at Arcadia for a seven furlong Golden Gate prep for the Santa Anita Handicap. The Greentree Stable star carried 124 pounds in a four horse field with Pomposity Royal Blunder Mad Frump and Teralice also in the weights.
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Arcadia
Calif
Greentree Stable
St. Germains
W. R. Coes
Thomas Donley
Toy Balloon Brings Help And Welsh Festival Honor
A toy balloon released at a fete floated from London and reached Blandain where M Lepaivre Antoine found it at 3 am guiding home the nurse after his wife’s ninth birth. In Wales Rev Simion B Jones winner of the National Esteddfod crown is hailed as poet, preacher, pastor born on a farm and serving the largest Welsh Congregational Church in Liverpool.
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London
M. Lepaivre Antoine
Blandain
Antoine
Simion B. Jones
Wrexham
Wales
Bangor University
Liverpool
England
Pistols Barred At Allred Fete Inaugural Ball
Governor elect James Allred prepares for the January 15 inaugural ball in Austin with pistols barred. A handgun discharged at a legislative ball injuring Miss Clara Osteen of Austin when an adjutant general officer dropped the weapon.
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Austin
U.P
James ¥. Allred
Texas
Clara Osteen
Adjutant General
Baer Plans Spring 10 Round No-Decision Bout in Boston
Max Baer announced to the United Press that he will fight a leading heavyweight in a 10 round no-decision bout at a Boston baseball park this spring. He will sign with Goodwin A C to promote the bout and hopes to meet Jack Sharkey. Baer seeks 374 percent of the gate and 5000 dollars for training expenses and plans three similar bouts for Chicago promoters.
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Boston
Mass
U.P
Max Baer
United Press
Barr
Goodwin A. C
Jack Sharkey
Baer
Chicago
Golf Teams Divide Los Angeles Money Open
Four teams competing as individuals in the $5,000 Los Angeles Open divided $200 prize money after an invitation pro am event. Best-ball 65 scores led by Ralph Guldahl of Los Angeles with Abe Lipsey Jimmy Edge and A Priesman, all of Los Angeles, alongside Johnny Revolta Milwaukee and O Pattit of Los Angeles and Al Zimmerman Portland and H Weinberger.
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Los Angeles
U.1
Ralph Guldahl
Abe Lipsey
Jimmy Edge
A. Priesman
Johnny Revolta
Milwaukee
O. Pattit
al Zimmerman
Portland
Ore
H. Weinberger
College Scores From Early Basketball Matches
A sequence of early college basketball results shows Temple 56 over Bucknell 2, Bethany 19 over College of Emporia 50, Eastern Oklahoma JC 17 over Oklahoma Baptist 38, Creighton 38 over Tulsa 22, Idaho 24 to Washington 30, Gonzaga 27 to Whitman 47, Sterling 16 over Kansas Wesleyan 45, Ottawa 22 over William Jewell 26, Washington State 28 to Oregon State 38, Pitt 38 to Carnegie Tech 37, Tarleton 29 over Daniel Baker 22, and Hardin-Simmons 18 to North Texas Teachers 20.
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Eastern Oklahoma Junior College
Oklahoma Baptist University
Creighton University
Tulsa University
University of Idaho
University of Washington
Gonzaga
Whitman
Sterling
Kansas Wesleyan
Ottawa University
William Jewel
Washington State
Oregon State
Pitt
Carnegie Tech
Ve Tarleton
Daniel Baker
Hardin-Simmons
North Texas Teachers
Two Named in Houston Hotel Robbery Case
Houston police identified two of the three suspects held in Austin as members of the gunmen who robbed the Ben Milam Hotel on November 21, taking cash jewelry and bonds worth $14,000. A Dallas County detainee is also under investigation. O. H. Noland, 36, charged with receiving stolen property, faces an examining trial Thursday.
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Houston
Austin
Ben Milam
Dallas
North Texas
B. W. Payne
Lhrge
O. H. Noland
VFW Plans Meet At Legion Hall
The John B. Golding Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars schedules its regular meeting for 8 o'clock tonight at the American Legion Hall. Members are urged to attend as important business will be transacted.
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John B. Golding
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion Hall
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Jan 9
Markets at Kansas City show mixed cattle and hog price changes with steady to higher tendencies. Cattle top prices near 11 dollars per hundredweight for larger steers, hogs and sows firm to modestly up, and calves and milk fed types traded at strong to higher levels. Sheep and lambs advanced with yearlings and lambs reaching higher quotes as demand held steady. New Orleans cotton opened steady but with moderate activity.
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Kansas City
D. A
Collectors of stamps profit from philatelic agency at post office
Two smaller post office activities yielded over 800000 dollars profit in the year ending June 30. Foreign exchange of the money order division earned 104411 dollars and the philatelic agency about 736723 dollars from stamp sales to collectors. Agency sales totaled 811723 dollars with salaries and expenses near 75000 dollars. Orders filled rose to 96710 from 35185.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Philatelic Agency
Department of Foreign Exchange
Dinant and Aer schot sue Baedeker over libel claim
Dinant and Aer schot Belgium file damages action in Brussels against Baedeker’s Guide to Belgium publishers. The Dinant council objects to a line saying 600 inhabitants died in the war, claimed as libel though omitted in the French edition.
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Dinant
Aerschot
Belgium
Tribunal of
Brussels
Baedecker
Baedeker
Council
D. D. D Prescription Soothes Itching Instantly
Quick relief for pimples blotches eczema rashes and skin eruptions with D D D Prescription a cooling antiseptic with soothing oils. Thirty years of worldwide use promises gentle action and rapid drying. 35 cent trial bottle offered with money back guarantee.
Gas in Bottles Wanted for Belfast Gas Works Plan
Belfast city gas committee recommends supplying compressed coal gas in steel bottles for use in dining cars on the Great Northern Railway of Ireland and in country homes. To supply bottled gas the city must buy a plant to compress and store gas at high pressure.
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Municipal Gas Works
Belfast
Ireland
Great Northern Railway of Ireland
Liverpool cable shows slight edge over UE in early trading
Market opened with small gains as March and May futures moved near 12.70 to 12.82 levels while broader prices fluctuated narrowly. United in a quiet morning, March dipped to 18.89 with May at 12.79 and Oct at 12.62 as traders watched stock market operations and commodity quotes.
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Liverpool
Mareh
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