U S Declines Involvement In European War Debt Talks
Washington reports the United States will not participate in European war debt negotiations. Secretary of State Stimson says Europe must craft its own plan, while Laval reiterates France will not relinquish reparations from Germany.
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America
Europe
United Press
Stimson
Edge
Paris
Laval
United States
Chamber of Deputies
Matly
France
Germany
Dawes בלבד enters room with pipe in dramatic Stimson event
Mr Dawes met reporters in the Secretary Stimson's reception room and, after pacing to the head of a large table, pounded it and declared he would be brief. He said this was not a talking job and that once the work began no questions would be necessary. He slammed the door as he left.
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Nicholas Murray
Butler
Columbia Universe
United States
League of Nations
Columbia University
Booker Washington Institution
Haiti
Columbia
City Going To Make It Hot for Firemen
Amarillo officials announced plans to host the 1933 state firemen convention after success in attracting the 1932 gathering. Fire Chief George B. Cooper and city leaders said the state convention would be held in Amarillo if bids prevail, with Brownwood as the only other bidder.
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George B. Cooper
Austin
Cooper
Bill Durham
Mason King
Bill Day
Chamber of Commerce
F. C. Gibson
Turkee
Gibson
Panhandle
Brownwood
Life Insurance Day Observed in Thrift Week Campaign
One of Thrift Week’s standout days is Life Insurance Day to be observed Thursday January 21. The Northwest Texas Association of Life Underwriters runs an advertising drive to promote life insurance as an investment with posters placed in downtown store windows to remind Arizillonians of the event.
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Northwest Texas Association of Life Underwriters
Ana- Tilloans
Emma Frances Kemp Dies at Wichita Falls Pioneer Texan
Emma Frances Kemp 92 mother of the late Joseph A. Kemp died at her Wichita Falls home. Funeral at First Baptist Church Wednesday with burial in Riverside Cemetery. Survived by daughters Fanny Kemp Terry of Columbia Lela Kemp Kell of Wichita Falls and Lottie Kemp Hill of Comanche.
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Emma Frances Kemp
Joseph A. Kemp
Texas
First Baptist Church
Riverside Cemetery
Kemp
Fanny Kemp Terry
Columbia
Lela Kemp Kell
Lottie Kemp Hill
Comanche
Rev Shields to Fort Worth for 10 day meeting
Reverend Guy Shields of the Assembly of God Church will depart Wednesday evening for Fort Worth to lead a ten day meeting. In his absence Reverend J A Sport, principal of the School of Faith School, will oversee the services.
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Shields
Fort Worth
Guy Shields
Assembly of God Church
J. A. Sport
School of Faith School
Former Governor Hobby's Son Born in Houston
Former Texas Governor W P Hobby is father to a newborn boy. Mrs Hobby, former parliamentarian of the Texas House, rests after the birth. Hobby now serves as editor of the Houston Post Dispatch.
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Houston
Tex
W. P. Hobby
Hobby
Texas House of Representatives
Houston Post-Dispatch
Tack Letters on Honolulu Tragedy Highlight Regret
A reader letter salutes Lieutenant Massie and expresses deep appreciation for Tack’s remarks about the awful events in Honolulu. The note emphasizes respect for the official perspective and awaits further discussion on page TACK LETTERS.
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Massie
Tack
Honolulu
If happiness could be bought by the ounce
A poem by Edgar A. Guest contrasts wealth and happiness, arguing that riches cannot cure all grief. It imagines happiness sold in various forms and delivered by mail, yet concludes even the rich face trouble and pain, proving gold cannot save them from life’s woes.
Tons of Money Comes to Amarillo Comedy
The Black Mask players present the three act comedy Tons of Money at the High School Auditorium Thursday at 8:30 PM with intermission music by the Vice Versa Birds under Wilbur Upchurch. Leading roles are Regene Weatherby and Ridgeway Zelley, supported by Martha Greening Grace Rye Christine Dyche Sam Gathright Tom Lumpkin Bryan Weatherby Ramon Glass and Dr. T M Montgomery.
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Amarillo
Black Mask Players
Vice Versa Birds Orchestra
Wilbur Upchurch
One-Man Bank Rises In Bankless Hammond Town
Eddy Groth, once a bank teller, sets up a money changing operation with police protection after seven local banks suspend. He cashes checks and changes money for fees, refusing deposits while claiming lawful safety in his vaults. Groth reports $20,000 in business on opening day at the old First Trust and Savings Bank building.
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Hammond
Ind
Eddy Groth
Groth
Voters prepare for Huey P. Long era test in Louisiana
Louisiana voters face the Democratic primary with Huey P. Long’s influence as the central issue. Governor Long seeks to appoint allies to carry on his program before leaving to join the U S Senate. The Long slate faces George Seth Guion and Dudley J. Leblanc who attack Longism, while William C. Boone and William L. Clark Jr. run for governor with quieter campaigns.
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Huey P. Long
United States Senate
O. K. Allen
State Highway Commission
William C. Boone
William L. Clark
National crude output falls as Oklahoma leads drop
Oklahoma production dips by 40,000 barrels. US daily crude output slips 28,075 barrels to 2,191,383, with Kansas and Rocky Mountain regions also down while East Texas and California show modest gains or stability in weekly totals.
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Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma
United States
Oil and Gas Journal
East Texas
Kansas
California
Rocky Mountain
Murray Delivers Surprise Speech on Constitutional Plan
Murray states a "possible plan" within the constitution and opposes repealing the 18th Amendment. Delegates react with hostility while city leaders appear aware of his remarks. Dr. Ernest H. Cherrington condemns the idea by recalling Civil War era tensions over liquor and non liquor states.
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Murray
Ernest H. Cherrington
PENSION PLAN CALLED FRAUD IN TEXAS
In Austin 19 Jan a 98th district court temporarily enjoined the Old Peoples Betterment League of San Antonio. Assistant Attorney General Ever ett F. Johnson says the group with 200000 Texas members is a swindle by soliciting 25 cent memberships to fund propaganda for a state pension scheme promising 15 to 20 dollars monthly. The organization lists offices in Dallas Waco Temple Port Arthur Houston and Beaumont.
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W.p
Old Peoples’ Betterment League
San Antonio
Texas
Everett F. Johnson
Johnson
Dallas
Waco
Temple
Port Arthur
Houston
Beaumont
Prohibition Hurdle Cited by Rep Dickstein Before Senate Panel
Rep Samuel Dickstein of New York told the Senate beer committee that prohibition could not be enforced even by the whole army. He was the first of six Democrats urging action on the Bingham four percent beer bill.
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Washington
Samuel Dickstein
New York
Senate Beer Committee
Dickstein
This Reckless Ace at Fair Theater Ad Offers Free Tickets
The News Globe guides Amarillo readers to free tickets with Classified Day ads tomorrow. Movie This Reckless Ace stars Buddy Rogers and a lively cast, showing Thursday to Saturday at the Fair Theater. Free tickets apply to ads of ten words or more running three days.
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Amarillo Theater
News-Globe
Buddy Rogers
Fair Theater
The
Jail Open For Public View At Potter County Trial Courthouse
Hundreds of visitors could not inspect the new Potter County jail last night as crowds overwhelmed the opening. County commissioners and Sheriff W N Thompson announce the jail on the seventh and eighth floors will stay open each night this week. Judge Sam B Motlow and Sheriff Thompson urge citizens to inspect before the prisoner transfer next weekend.
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Potter County
W. N. Thompson
Sam B. Motlow
Thompson
Plate Glass Makers Outline Ad Campaign
The Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company announced a one million dollar advertising campaign for a new paint called Vitalized Oil. C. E. Seghers presented the plan at a banquet for Amarillo Master Painters at the Amarillo Hotel, with local manager Co O Williams hosting the event. Motion pictures on industry changes were shown.
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Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Amarillo
C. E. Seghers
Co. O. Williams
Seghers
Commission May Meet Despite Business Lull
The City Commission likely will hold a meeting at 7 30 if the regular weekly session occurs. No meeting has been held since January 5 when the delinquent tax penalty revision was announced. City Manager Bill Durham said the agenda is expected to include routine items.
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Bill Durham
Cooperation in Brake Test Work Praised in Amarillo
Police report strong public compliance with the brake test law in Amarillo as most motorists carry inspection certificates. With 14 000 to 16 000 cars in the city, officials say the thawed streets reduce delays and notices will lead to court actions if ignored.
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Amarillo
Sergt
Elmer Green
Police Department
Sergeant Green
Amarillo Men to View Fete at Carlsbad
Secretary of State Ray Lyman Wilbur Governor Arthur Seligman and other dignitaries dedicate the opening of the new electric elevator at Carlsbad Cavern. Amarillo and the Panhandle will be represented by Bill Lampe Mason King N. S. Griggs Wilbur C. Hawk T. E. Johnson Ray V. Davis. The New Mexico State Editorial Association will hold its annual session this weekend at Carlsbad.
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Arthur Seligman
Carlsbad Cavern
Amarillo
Panhandle
Bill Lampe
Mason King
Chamber of Commerce
N. S. Griggs
Wilbur C. Hawk
T. E. Johnson
Ray V. Davis
Canyon
Mr. Davis
New Mexico
Carlsbad
Hawk and Hill To Address Realtors
A meeting of importance to all real estate men will be held at the Capitol Hotel tomorrow noon. Wilbur C. Hawk general manager of the News Globe and John E Hil of the Panhandle Lumber Company will address the Amarillo Real Estate Board members. President Noble Paulk and his program committee have arranged a program to begin a successful year.
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Wilbur C. Hawk
News Globe
John E. Hil
The
Panhandle Lumber Company
Amarillo Real Estate Board
Noble Paulk
W. A. Askew
F. R. Seale
A. K. Webster
Railroad Pension Plan Ready for Congress
The Railroad Employes National Pension Association prepares to present its proposed railroad employees pension bill to Congress. P. J. Damerel notes attorneys and actuaries have verified constitutionality and sound actuary data. A detailed description will be given at Club No. 75 meeting at W. O. W. Hall on East Eighth Avenue. All railroad employees and the public are invited.
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Congress
P. J. Damerel
National Group
Damerel
Club No. 75
W. O. W. Hall
Griggs
East Eighth Avenue
Five drunks arrested by police after Monday night incident
Five drunks, four men and a woman, were arrested Monday night and Tuesday morning by police. Two of the men were charged with disturbing the peace. No other arrests were made by police.
Building the Men And Women of The Future
The Globe begins a six part series by experts on HEALTHY CHILDREN tomorrow, addressing how to care for children when family finances are tight. The aim is to strengthen America's next generation with practical guidance from authorities.
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America
Beaverbrook on finance and nebulae in journal column
A column cites Lord Beaverbrook on national financiers funding Germany and Russia, and explores Mount Wilson nebulae as vast island universes. It argues for bold scientific imagination and questions U.S. isolation in relation to the League of Nations.
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Beaverbrook
France
America
Germany
Russia
Wall Street
Mount Wilson Observatory
Galactic Circle
Milky Way
Earth
Government ownership of broadcasting would lower program quality
Paul Hugh of Zenith Radio warns that government ownership and operation of broadcasting stations would degrade programs. He spoke at the National Federation of Radio Associations as Senator Couzens proposes a congressional inquiry into government use of radio facilities and advertiser influence. Hugh argues the government could not tax 18 million receivers to cover 100 million dollars annual program costs.
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Chicago
Paul Hugh
Zenith Radio Corporation
Radio Industry
Senate
Senator Couzens
Michigan
Klugh
National Federation of Radio Associations
Mosses Welcome Son, Municipal Clerk's Family News
Mr and Mrs Noble V Moss announce the birth of a son on Tuesday morning. Mr Moss serves as chief clerk for the municipal water department.
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Noble V. Moss
Moss
Municipal Water Department
House Debates 18th Amendment Path and Mellon Impeachment
House leaders move to submit the 18th amendment to the people via state conventions and propose keeping liquor control with states while maintaining federal power over inter state shipments. The Patman impeachment resolution against Secretary Mellon is postponed indefinitely. hearings and requested material must be printed and gathered first. A plan to cut government salaries aims to save 200 to 225 million dollars, with Borah proposing tiers of across the board cuts above 5 000 dollars a year.
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Mellon
House Judiciary Committee
Borah
Nathan M Cohn Funeral Rites Set In Amarillo
Nathan M Cohn 36 of Amarillo was found dead in his store at 501 Polk Street. Funeral services will be held today at Boxwell Brothers Chapel conducted by Ss J Braunig with burial at Liano Cemetery. Survived by widow Leah Cohn father J D Cohn Benzona Mississippi brothers Leonard Fred Benzona and Melvin Cohn Jackson Michigan. Cohn moved to Amarillo four years ago from Mississippi and owned a ladies ready to wear shop. He was active in local affairs.
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J. D. Cohn
Benzona
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Fred
Melvin Cohn
Jackson
Mich
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Mississippi
Frank Hawks Heads Coast to Coast Air Tour to Albuquerque
Capt Frank M Hawks in his No 13 plane leaves English Field with Texas Company officials for an inspection tour of Trans Continental and Western Air lines. J D Duke Jernegin accompanies the party. From Albuquerque the group plans to Los Angeles and return via Amarillo in about a week.
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English Field
Albuquerque
Texas Company
Hawks
Transcontinental & Western Airlines
J. D
Duke) Jernegin
Los Angeles
Amarillo
Amarillo College of Music Opens Late for Enrollments
The Amarillo College of Music stays open late to accept new enrollments during the annual search-for-talent week. Free lessons are offered to all enrollees through closing time tonight in voice piano violin band instruments dancing and expression.
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Music College
Amarillo College of Music
Tech President Talks During Appendix Operation
Dr. Paul W. Horn president of Texas Technological College rested easily after an appendix removal operation at a Lubbock hospital. He remained conscious under spinal anesthesia during the 25 minute procedure as nurses and doctors performed the surgery and he chatted with them throughout. He became ill Sunday night and was taken to the hospital Monday for emergency surgery.
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U.P
Paul W. Horn
Texas Technological College
Horn
Marketed futures and stock quotes from Kansas City and Chicago
Wheat and other grain prices listed for No 1 hard and kaffir with small changes. Kansas City hogs, cattle, and sheep show weak to steady shifts with top prices cited. Chicago hogs and cattle move modestly. New Orleans cotton opens steady then fluctuates with March May and July contracts. New York stock market trades in a narrow range with GE weak on 1931 orders. rails and blue chips show mixed strength.
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Howe
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New York
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General Motors
Hollywood cosmetics firm offers 500 dollar name prize
The Hollywood Marvel Products Co announces a 500 dollar reward for the chosen name of a new Bath Soap. An extra 250 dollars will go to the winner if mailed before January 24, 1982. Send one name only to Studio B451 1023 N. Sycamore Ave Hollywood CA. Duplicate prizes possible in case of ties.
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Hollywood Marvel Products Co
Studio
Child Euna May Leach Dies in Local Hospital
Euna May Leach aged four daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Leach died early today at a local hospital after a brief illness. Survived by parents a grandfather and several brothers and sisters. The body will be taken to Friona by Blackburn Funeral Home for services and interment.
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Euna May Leach
Robert Leach
Friona
Blackburn Funeral Home
Arthritis Sufferer Finds Effective Treatment
A Pasadena California retiree reports relief from arthritis after a doctor's prescription ends years of pain and immobility. He offers free information and a trial of the medicine by mail, sending his full case details to Renton Desk 781 Station C Pasadena.
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