Marvin Jones Day in Panhandle Ends With Banquet Honor
Hundreds gather in Amarillo for a formal banquet honoring Marvin Jones now a U S Court of Claims member for years of Panhandle service. The 7 pm event at the Amarillo hotel features 2 inch Panhandle grown steaks with R E Underwood as toastmaster. Jones plans to depart for Washington soon.
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Marvin Jones
Panhandle
Amarillootel
Jones
U. S. Court of Claims
Amarillo
Washington
R. E. Underwood
Secret testimony set on aid to Britain by top military heads
Democratic members of the House foreign affairs committee voted to hear in secret session testimony from General George C. Marshall Admiral Harold R. Stark and Major General George H. Brett on the aid to Britain bill. The motion to hear them publicly failed 13 to 10 along party lines.
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Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Army
Navy
Air Corps
S. T
Fish
New York
George C. Marshall
Harold R. Stark
Naval Operations
George H. Brett
Army Air Corps
Bloom
Representative Fish
Riots and Bloodshed Mark Bucharest Uprising
United Press reports Bucharest endures three days of revolution with Antonescu sealing control aided by German support. Rebels of the Iron Guard clash with loyal troops. mass murders of Jews occur as streets show battle damage and public order collapses.
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United Press
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U.P
Romania
Ion Antonescu
Antonescu
Iron Guards
Zurich
United States
Stevens
Iron Guard
Universul
Tron
British Battleship King George V Arrives Near Annapolis
Lord Halifax the British ambassador designate arrived in the United States aboard the battleship King George V. The ship crossed the Atlantic covertly and entered Chesapeake Bay toward the U S Naval Academy as officials kept its movements secret.
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Annapolis
Lord Halifax
United States
Atlantic
American
Chesapeake Bay
U.S. Naval Academy
Virginia Capes
Washington
Navy Department
Who's Got It Amarillo Contest Promises Easy Win S
Amarillo merchants sponsor an unusual contest asking Who's got it with details to be announced by the Amarillo News Globe. Organizers say the contest will be easy to win for those who have it and may qualify more than four of five entrants.
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Amarillo
Roosevelt Ready to Name McReynolds Successor
President Roosevelt said he has selected a successor to retiring Supreme Court Justice James C. McReynolds but will delay an announcement for a long time. McReynolds leaves the court February 1, and Senate rumors have linked James F. Byrnes of South Carolina to the vacancy.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
James C. McReynolds
McReynolds
White House
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Senate
Byrnes
Serfion
He Got Off on The Wrong Foot
A car struck an elderly pedestrian in Dallas. The victim limped to emergency care and reported foot pain. Superintendent B Randolph confronted the misfitting shoes, noting the right shoe on the left foot and the left shoe on the right.
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United Press
Dallas
U.P
Emergency
B. Randolph
Amarillo Area Weather Forecast And Temperature Readings
The forecast for Amarillo and vicinity calls for fair conditions tonight with a low around 24 to 27 degrees and Saturday fair but colder in the afternoon. West Texas west of the 100th meridian shows partly cloudy skies tonight and Saturday, with snow in the extreme north late Saturday and colder conditions in the north. New Mexico remains cloudy with rain in the west and snow in higher elevations and extreme northeast late Saturday, turning colder there. Temperature extremes over the past 24 hours included a low of 19 and a high of 33, with a noon reading of 45.
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Amarillo
West Texas
100Th Meridian
New Mexico
Lindbergh praised by German press for courage
Berlin reports German sources acclaim Charles Lindbergh for his testimony before a U S House committee. They call his courage exemplary amid alleged moral terrorism by interventionists and highlight his stance as a bold act.
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Berlin
Charles Lindbergh
United States House
Witnesses invited as minority witnesses in congressional inquiries
Representative Fish invited Admiral Stark General Marshall and General Brett as minority witnesses. The committee announced the invitation would be by Fish and they preferred to testify in executive session. Bloom released a Marshall letter proposing executive session for frank replies if present. The Democratic majority agreed to hear Marshall Stark and Brett behind closed doors.
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Admiral Stark
Marshall
Brett
Bloom
Stark
Mr Collman Forecasts Warmer Weather and Frost
Mr Collman predicts a fair and warmer pattern with a frost overnight and milder conditions tomorrow. Last night was cold with frost and subzero countryside readings while town stayed around 19. Winds from the south at about 10 miles per hour.
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Italian supply ship sunk by British submarine Parthian
The Admiralty announced the 7,000 ton Italian supply ship was torpedoed south of Italy by the British submarine Parthian. In Hollywood, Paul Kelly and Claire Owen eloped to Yuma Arizona and admitted their marriage to friends after attempting to conceal it.
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Admiralty
Parthian
Italy
Hollywood
U.P
Paul Kelly
Claire Owen
Yuma
Ariz
Justice of the Peace
R. H. Lutes
Rome
Selassie Heads Ethiopian Army as British Continue Attacks
Reports detail Haile Selassie entering Ethiopia with British support to drive out Italy as British forces press westward in Libya and patrols intensify in Kenya. Communiqués note Italian outposts abandoned in Eritrea and ongoing Libyan campaign momentum.
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Ethiop Army
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Italy
Europe
British Bombers Strike Ethiopian Airfields as Lion Returns
British bombers pushed deep into Ethiopia destroying four Fascist planes on the ground at Sciasciamann airdrome 120 miles south of Addis Ababa and attacking Neghelli 250 miles south of the capital. The bearded former Conquering Lion of Judah arrived back in Ethiopia aboard a British army plane after fleeing in 1936.
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Sciasciamann
Addis Ababa
Neghelli
Lion of Judah
Mussolini
Khartoum
Archbishop Lucey Receives Flood of Telegrams on Appointment
The archbishop-elect of San Antonio, Bishop Robert E. Lucey, 49, received a flood of telegrams congratulating him on Pope Pius XII’s appointment. He learned of the posting late yesterday as war disruptions affected Vatican timing and plans to move to San Antonio within two months.
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Amarillo
Globe-News
Amarlo
Rudolph Gerken
Santa Fe
Amleto Giovanni Cicognani
United States
Washington
Men Are Good Cooks Contest Draws Amarillo Women
Editorial note describes Amarillo women’s views on men in the kitchen and announces a Sunday afternoon men’s cooking contest at the Paramount Theater. Cooks compete all day with nonprofessional men, offering a humorous portrait of domestic roles and local opinion.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Ben Burkett
Burkett
Thomas Wingate
Richard Keys
Hughes Street
Charles H. Keffer
Hayden Street
D. C. Redding
van Buren Street
James O. Gulerie
C. W. Rogers
L. E. Mason
Monroe
Bill Dee
R. B. Peterson
Kentucky Street
C. L. Akers
Tyler Street
News-Globe
E. L. Campbell
Sam K. Broyles
C. A. Cadwallader
H. E. Smith
Amarillo Airport Talks Aim to Settle City’s Air Potentials
A mass meeting set for Monday night in the Amarillo Hotel Blue Room seeks to settle how the city and stockholders want the airport's future. Col. E A Simpson says attendance is open to all and free, while Thornton Oxnard announces English Field could be sold to Amarillo at fair value. Carl Hinton notes the Chamber has stepped back from the issue, with no new airport improvement applications pending.
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Col. E. A. Simpson
Col. Simpson
Thornton Oxnard
English Field
Carl Hinton
Chamber of Commerce
Furether
Notheing
Farmer Si Farmer Fined for Neighborhood Dice Game
Kansas City dispatch reports Dodson township Justice Si Farmer fined his son Si Farmer Jr and seven friends $25 each plus $6 costs for a neighborhood dice game. All fines were suspended as the father stated he saw his duty and did it. Jr paid his friends’ costs to keep them from jail.
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U.P
Dodson Township
Si Farmer
Si Farmer, Jr
Farmer
Si, Jr
Five More Permits Issued for Homes in Amarillo
Five new residential permits totaling 16350 dollars were issued by the city building inspector at city hall. Each five room house is priced between 3000 and 3500 dollars and goes to Lee McMurtry 2906 Jackson Street Keith Horton 1211 West Twentieth Avenue Richard Reeves 2007 Madison Street Leo Alonzo 720 North Lincoln Street and Modern Housing Company 1312 Hillcrest.
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City Hall
Lee McMurtry
Jackson Street
Keith Horton
West Twentieth Avenue
Richard Reeves
Madison Street
Leo Alonzo
Lincoln Street
Modern Housing Company
Hillcrest
February First Rental Rush Ahead
Eight days remain before February First as people hunt for houses apartments and rooms. The Globe News Want Ads offer the fastest dependable way to locate rental value. Scan the ads now and list vacant property to attract tenants.
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Globe News
Globe-News
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