Lindbergh Attacked as Fascist Agent by Soviet Press
The English edition of the Communist Internationale denounces Col Charles Lindbergh as a reactionary Fascist agent of Hitler and Chamberlain in a two page piece headlined Lindbergh Father and Son. It claims the elder would be a friend of the Soviet Union today and accuses Lindbergh Jr of serving Nazi provocations.
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Your Husband Won't Like This Girls
New York author Marie Beryton Ray argues fatigue stems from boredom not incapacity. She claims 95 percent of fatigue comes from lack of desire to work and says writing a Shakespearean sonnet requires less energy than a single punch by Joe Louis.
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Aeronautical Association of Texas Plans Meeting
The Aeronautical Association of Texas will hold its regular weekly meeting at the Amarillo Hotel tonight at 7:30 o clock. Dave Bletner, president, opens a second lecture series on aircraft, their construction and flying with a focus on aircraft engines. Public invited. inquire at the desk for the meeting room number.
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Amarillo Liar’s Contest Opens With Prizes and Promises
A continuing feature describes a 1923 tale shared between Old Tack and Roy about pyramids, with bets and world fences. The contest runs until February 11 with weekly cash prizes and hotel and theater rewards. Entries must be mailed to Liar’s Contest and aired on KGNO Fridays at 7:30.
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Raymond Firestone to Visit Amarillo Soon
Raymond Firestone son of Harvey Firestone rubber magnate is due in Amarillo late this month or early next month as he attends a district conference of store managers and territory representatives in Oklahoma City. He met Louis H. Smith of Amarillo and W. H. Knight of Memphis during the trip.
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Real Estate Board Created by Executive Order
President Roosevelt announced the creation of a federal real estate board by executive order. The board will recommend disposition of surplus government real estate and advise on communities hurt by loss of tax revenue from land purchased or acquired by the federal government.
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Inventor Proposes Frozen Gasoline System for Aviation
Assen Jordanoff, transport firer and engineer, unveils a new method to reduce aviation fire risk. He uses dry ice and alcohol to chill gasoline to 100 degrees below zero before it enters the engine, then warms it to normal temperature, potentially preventing explosions in crashes or ignitions by incendiary bullets.
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Wales Rites Set For Tomorrow
Funeral rites for R. E. Wales 44 year old Western Union wire chief who died of a heart attack while hunting will be tomorrow at 2 30 PM from the West Amarillo Christian Church Rev Powell Smith will officiate Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery He died after noon yesterday while hunting on Rita Blanca Creek about 12 miles west of Channing He was a member of the West Amarillo Christian Church The family home is 711 Fairmont Street He is survived by his wife two daughters Roberta and Veda one son William a brother E F Wales of Chicago and a sister Stella Peterson of Chicago
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Last Rites for Jacob Ruppert, Yankee Owner
A solemn mass was held at St Patrick’s Cathedral for Colonel Jacob Ruppert, wealthy brewer and owner of the New York Yankees, who died Friday after a lingering illness. The cathedral and surrounding streets were crowded with mourners.
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Weather forecast hints at light winds and no rain
U S Weatherman Frank Haynes indicated there may be a few clouds but no rain expected for the outdoor inauguration. A light south wind was forecast adding to mild conditions.
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Italy Angers France With Threats and Protests
Rome reports a rising anti French campaign as Italian papers threaten possible armed responses to French insults. The push follows Franco Spanish Civil War news and a dispute over Mediterranean colonial influence. Virginio Gayda cites growing Italian hatred of France and warns rifles may rise on their own.
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Walter Woodul Says Farewell to Texas Senate
Walter F. Woodul bid farewell as retiring Lieutenant-Governor and presiding officer of the Texas Senate after four years in office. Clint C. Small of Amarillo, the Senate dean, praised his service and dedication to the state as Woodul quipped about not shooting any colleagues.
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Quiet Weekend At County Jail With Two Notable Guests
County Jailer Dick Vaughn reports a calm weekend with two inmates of note. One man held on child desertion in bond awaiting transfer by an Iowa sheriff due tomorrow. The other detainee, sought by Oklahoma authorities, posted a $500 appearance bond and was released.
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Chain Card Opposing FDR For Third Term Appears
A postcard campaign on Capitol Hill urges 10 million people to oppose a third term for President Roosevelt. The card asks readers to mail to the White House and to R A Mickell in Long Beach California with only city and state to track progress and asks recipients to involve five friends.
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Firm Charges SEC Slandered Them
Transamerica Corp. counsel charged the Securities and Exchange Commission with making false and slanderous statements at an SEC hearing. Donald R. Richberg, former NRA administrator, spoke at the opening session regarding alleged false and misleading reports by Transamerica.
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Girl Slain by Man Wielding an Axe in Milwaukee Home
Ruth Scott a 16 year old high school student was killed with an axe by an intruder who broke into the Milwaukee home and tied her arms. Her widowed mother Mrs James Scott 57 fought off the attacker and was wounded in the struggle while tenants upstairs were alerted. The detective lieutenant said the girl was not criminally assaulted though her clothes were torn.
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Hardeman King Employees Transferred to Oklahoma Office
The Hardeman King Company moved two staff from Amarillo to Oklahoma City. R. B. Galloway is named salesman and James W. Bud Moore is a truck. Berlin reports Germany and Turkey signed a credit pact enabling 150000 marks for Turkish purchases of German industrial goods.
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