Seed King Edward's Choice Limited to These TEACHERS AND STUDENTS ARE WITHOUT FOOD
Severe winter storm in the Midwest and Northeast traps 400 students and teachers in isolated country schools from Indiana to Ohio. Rescuers battle west wind and snow drifts. fuel runs low and roads blocked. rescue efforts aim to reach Geneva and Celina schools by mid afternoon. At least 27 lives lost nationwide as cold wave grips the region.
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Upi
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Celina
Ohio
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Switz City
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East
Widspread
Possible Treasury Shakeup Rumor Circulates in Congress
Democrats in Congress report they heard from authentic administration sources that Jesse Jones may become secretary of the treasury with Henry Morgenthau moved to a confidential adviser post. One congressman keeping tabs on financial circles said he was unsure of details.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Washington
Congress
Administration
Jesse Jones
RFC
the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau
The
Treas
Ethiopians claim thousands of Italians killed in northern battle
Addis Ababa reports several thousand Italian deaths as Ethiopian forces claim major gains west of Makale in the Tembien region. A tri motor Italian plane was downed by Dagne Wodajo, a St Cyr graduate. Italy protests five nation pact and Mediterranean maneuvers amid new sanctions talks.
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Addis Ababa
Makale
Dagne Wodajo
Wodajo
St. Cyr Military College
France
Tembien
Lebrun Asks Ex-Premier to Form Cabinet
Paris January 23 Albert Sarraut radical socialist and former Premier accepted the invitation of President Lebrun to attempt forming a cabinet to succeed Laval who resigned. Sarraut outlined plans to head an all radical cabinet or a left center coalition with radicals as core and socialists in support but not in the cabinet.
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Paris
U.P
Albert Sarraut
Albert Lebrun
Pierre Laval
Sarraut
Socialist Party
Amarillo Area Weather Forecast Tonight and Friday
Forecast for Amarillo and vicinity calls for fair tonight with a low around 27 degrees. Friday should be partly cloudy and slightly colder with generally fair conditions in West Texas, warmer in the southeast portion tonight and somewhat colder in the Panhandle Friday, and fair in New Mexico with little temperature change. Temperature extremes up to 1 o'clock today range from 33 to 51 degrees.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Panhandle
New Mexico
One Witness Left In Hamlin Murder Trial
Farwell Jan 23 State expected to rest by midafternoon in the George Hamlin murder trial after another witness testified about blood on the hammer used in the killing of his wife in Amarillo a year ago Amarillo police fingerprint expert Virgil Beavers testified fingerprints of two men and several women were found on the Frigidaire in the Hamlin name one print identified as Hamlin another male print unidentified and not that of L D Lewis as defense attorney Miller claimed
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Globe
Farwell
Hamlin
Jimmie Witherspoon
Amarillo
Virgil Beavers
E. T. Miller
L. D. Lewis
Miller
Beavers
Alabama jury weighs Patterson case in Scottsboro era
An Alabama Morgan County jury deliberates Heywood Patterson who was sentenced to die thrice for an alleged attack on two white women aboard a freight train near Scottsboro in 1931. Principal witness was Victoria Price as the trial closes.
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Decatur
Ala
Alabama
Heywood Patterson
Patterson
Morgan County
Scottsboro
Victoria Price
Sharp Battle Over Communist Policies
In Geneva the League of Nations council debated foreign policy amid a clash over Communist influence. Maxim Litvinoff accused Japan Italy and another European state of aggressive aims threatening world peace and urged Uruguay to explain its break with the Moscow government. Alberto Guani pushed for defense against Moscow's policies. Baron Aloisi of Italy rejected Litvinoff's remarks and defended Italy's actions as necessary for civilization and stability.
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Russia
Council of the
League of Nations
Maxim Litvinoff
Council
Japan
Italy
Uruguay
The
League
Rettmds
Moscow
Alberto N. Guani
Baron Pompeo Aloisi
Litvinoff
Baron Aloisi
Friction Over New Farm Plan Shocks Senate Action
In Washington Republicans refuse to join a Senate sub committee studying the soil conservation plan while Senator Smith of South Carolina accepts the chair. McNary of Oregon and Norris of Nebraska decline to serve, affecting the farm program proceedings. In London the body of King George V returned to lie in state after a somber farewell at Sandringham.
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Senate Agriculture Committee
Senator Smith
South Carolina
Smith
Full Agriculture Committee
Bankhead
Alabama
Senate
Associated Press
London
George V
Sandringham
King's Cross
Blue Steele Band to Play One Night at The Nat
Blue Steele and his trombonist group come to Amarillo for a single night Monday January 27 at The Nat. They recently wrapped an 11 week stint at the Claridge Hotel in St Louis and have appeared on NBC CBS and Mutual. Admission is 110 and reservations 35 cents by phone. The Tri State Fair booked them for one night only.
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Victor
Amarillo
Blue Steele
Nat
Claridge Hotel
St. Louis
Steele
NBC
CBS
Mutual
Benny Goodman
Tri-State Fair
Criminal case in balance in Hewitt mixup
Anne Cooper Hewitt a 21 year old heiress was summoned to court to day in an unusual action to determine if criminal charges will be brought against four persons she has sued for 500000 for allegedly depriving her of mother ood Although the girl filed a damage suit against her mother Mrs Maryon Hewitt Mc Carter Mrs Mary Scally psychiatrist and Mrs Tilton E Tillman and Samuel G Boyd she refused to sign a criminal complaint The district attorney office declined to initiate action The matter was referred to Municipal Judge Sylvian J Lazarus who may issue warrants if justified
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San Francisco
Anne Cooper Hewitt
Motherood
Maryon Hewitt McCarter
Mary Scally
Tilton E. Tillman
Samuel G. Boyd
Sylvian J. Lazarus
Nye Funds Fight Wash D C Senate Munitions Committee
The Senate Munitions Committee prepared to push for replenished funds to wind up its wartime inquiry. Chairman Nye, a Republican from North Dakota, secured committee approval after a clash with Democrats over President Wilson being called falsified.
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Senate Munitions Committee
Nye
North Dakota
Wilson
Marston Urges Lie Detector Use in Hauptmann Case
Dr. William Moulton Marston arrived in Trenton to urge Gov. Hoffman to employ a lie detector on Bruno Richard Hauptmann and other principals in the Lindbergh baby case. Also, the Nantucket Shoals lightship broke from moorings in a gale, drifting offshore.
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Trenton
N. J
U.P
William Moulton Marston
New York
Harold G. Hoffman
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Edward Eighth Ascends to English Throne in Mourning
Arthur Brisbane analyzes King Edward the Eighth amid royal mourning as he pledges new oath to respect the Church of Scotland. The Archbishop of Canterbury blesses the new monarch at Sandringham while nine months of royal mourning are observed in London and at the court.
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Prince of
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Grand Duchess
Kyra
Russia
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Netherlands
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Irene
Katherine
Greece
Associated Press
Edward the Eighth
England
Canterbury
Church of England
Sandringham
George
London
Royal Court
Frank H. Simonds Dies at 58 in Washington
Frank H. Simonds, noted journalist, author and student of foreign affairs, died at his Washington home today. He was 58 years old.
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Washington
Frank H. Simonds
Foreign Affairs
Roosevelt seeks 296 million for farm contracts
President Roosevelt asked Congress for a 296,185,000 supplemental appropriation to fund rental and benefit payments on old AAA contracts. The request raises the administration's substitute farm program total to 736,185,000, with 440,000,000 planned for benefits under the new farm plan.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House Appropriations Committee
AAA
Mother of Aimee in Divorce Suit
Minnie Kennedy Hudson files for divorce from Guy Edward Hudson alleging desertion. The couple wed in Longview Washington and again in Las Vegas Nevada in 1931 amid prior marital litigation.
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Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson
Minnie
Kennedy Hudson
Guy Edward
Whattaman) Hudson
Kennedy
Hudson
Longview
Wash
Las Vegas
Nev
Amarilloan Finds Dog Not Man's Best Friend
Amarillo residents report dogs can be dangerous as four canines attacked cattle near the old town lake. One cow was killed another calf injured and a second cow badly hurt as residents and police investigated the incident involving youths who allegedly encouraged the dogs. Mr Foster fired buckshot but caused no serious damage. Police sought the dog owners and suspects in the case.
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Garford Wilkinson
Fort Worth & Denver
Mr. Foster
Congress Eyes Major Deficit As Roosevelt Veto Looms
A Washington report notes Congress foresees a 5 to 6 billion dollar election year deficit. The cost largely falls on the cash-bond bonus bill and farm relief after the AAA ruling. The House sped a 2.237 billion dollar bonus bill to the White House as Roosevelt readiness for a veto looms.
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Edward W
Lewis Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
White House
70 Cent Want Ad Netted $71 For Advertiser
West Tenth Street Furniture Company placed a 10 word Want Ad for furniture. The 3 day ad cost 70 cents and generated $71 in sales. The Globe-News reports many such success stories weekly. Dial 6262 to use Want Ads.
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Globe-News
Dial
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