Democrats say upcoming tax bill will not be retroactive
The Democratic members of the House Ways and Means Committee agreed the forthcoming tax bill will not be retroactive and that the budget shall be balanced to maintain U S credit. The panel also noted related tariff debates and investigations involving Mellon and other officials.
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House
Ways and Means Committee
Garner
Collier
United States
Senate Commerce Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
la Follette
R. Wis
Smoot
U S Pressures Japan to Curb Shanghai Actions
The United States insists Japan must not extend occupation in Shanghai to the international settlement or disrupt trade. Amid fear of a broader crisis, officials seek Britain’s cooperation and consider economic pressure to check Japan, with Tokyo’s motives still unclear.
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United States
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Shanghai
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Tokyo
China
Britain
Great Britain
Japan Drives Into Shanghai As Chinese Resist Rises
Reports from Shanghai describe Japanese forces shelling the Woosung forts, advancing into Chapei, and engaging in heavy street fighting with Chinese troops. Marines and reinforcements were landed as tension escalates after a series of rapid, conflicting developments and an earlier Japanese ultimatum.
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Shanghalt
China
Woosung
Shanghai
Chapei
Kuramatsn Murai
Ad Contest Open for Amateur Ad Writers
The Globe News invites entries for a $4,000 amateur ad contest with 25 firms. First week prizes include $25 in cash and 125 merchandise prizes. Submissions must arrive before 9 A M Wednesday at The News Globe front counter or be mailed for delivery.
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Globe News
News-Globe
Huey Long quits governorship battle return shocks Louisiana
Senator Huey P. Long leaves Washington for Louisiana amid a rights fight for the post he vacated. Dr. Paul N. Cyr, lieutenant governor elect, continues to press for the governorship as Alvin King acts as chief executive after declining Cyr’s request to resign. Grand jury indictments target three Black men for assault with intent to murder and the Carters for robbery as other suspects are sought in a fake party shooting case.
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Huey Long
Louisiana
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Alvin O. King
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Compton
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Clyde Warwick Announces Run For Re election
State Representative Clyde Warwick of Canyon said he will seek re election to the legislature. Warwick’s move signals Senator Clint Small will likely run again for the Senate and not for governor. Warwick’s district covers Potter Armstrong Deaf Smith Randall Carson and Oldham counties. He has served four years as representative.
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Canyon
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Peruvian Government Resigns. New Cabinet to Be Sworn In
Lima report says the Peruvian government resigned today and a new cabinet is to be sworn in this afternoon. Prime minister and ministers announced the move as part of a government reshuffle.
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Peru
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Weather Outlook for Amarillo and West Texas
Partly cloudy and colder tonight and Friday with scattered rain in the southeast. West Texas shows partly cloudy skies, colder temperatures, and fair conditions Friday. New Mexico: fair south, unsettled north tonight, colder north and west portions, with Friday also fair and cold. Temperature extremes today range from 32 to 62. Griggs ambulance. Phone 4311.
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West Texas
New Mexico
Crazy Quilt Girls Look for Cowboys in Amarillo Route
The Crazy Quilt chorus troupe visits Amarillo on a western stop. Jessie Hollingsworth says the NY production fuels their nostalgia and laughter. Cowboys, Indians, and shop girls meet the act as they tour the country in search of the next venue.
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Jessie Hollingsworth
New York
Amarillo
Oklahoma
William Wrigley Jr a Builder and Pioneer
William Wrigley Jr died at age 70 in Los Angeles from heart disease surrounded by his wife and children. A renowned American builder he built hotels developed Catalina Island and ran a ship line, providing work and profits to many shareholders. The piece also notes revolutions in Salvador and Asia, Japan's aims in China, and Dr. E C Moore advocating public education about the harms of alcohol through hospitals to deter youth drunkenness.
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Los Angeles
Calif
William Wrigley, Jr
Catalina Island
E. C. Moore
Illness of Jurors Delays Judd Trial
Phoenix January 28 A. P. Winnie Ruth Judd murder defense delayed as jurors fell ill. Judge Howard Speakman planned to resume at 1 PM to see if two jurors with colds could return.
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Judd
Phoenix
Ariz
U.P
Winnie Ruth Judd
Agnes Anne Leroi
Howard Speakman
Landslide Kills Eleven In Neira Area Sleep Crash
In Colombia near Neira eleven laborers died in their sleep and six more were injured when a landslide struck their village. Rescue teams battled rain and debris to reach the trapped workers and assess casualties.
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Bogota
Colombia
Neira
Oil Priced At 35 and 50 Cents Per Gallon
Oil prices listed at 35¢ and 50¢ per gallon. store location given as 219 Taylor.
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Taylor
Hearings on Oil and Gas Proration Set in Texas
The Texas State Railroad Commission schedules hearings on proration orders for the East Texas field in Austin on February 12, with earlier sessions for the Van field on February 11 and Panhandle gas proration in Pampa on February 15. Chairman C. V. Terrell announced the plan citing lack of an effective order amid potential troop pullouts following martial law declared last August.
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Austin
Kidnap Victim Returns Home After ransom demand
Howard A. Wolverton, 52, who was missing for 24 hours in Northern Indiana and Illinois, returned to his home in South Bend late last night. He said he did not meet the $50,000 ransom and will restart his routine soon under physician care. In Denver, police link a slain suspect to the extortion gang behind Benjamin P. Bower’s abduction. Riley killed himself, and two accomplices were arrested.
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Ind
Howard A. Wolverton
Indiana
Uinois
Wolverton
G. A. Farnbaugh
Denver
Benjamin P. Bower
Bower
Albert T. Clark
Joseph Clinton Riley
G. W. Reed
Fred Creeley
Riley
Mystery death prompts release of two suspects
A coroner’s jury ruled Mrs. Winifred Page Williams 29 died from unknown hands, leading to the release of two men, William Martin and the victim’s brother-in-law William Williams, who had been held since her body was found with a fractured skull along a road last Friday.
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Los Angles
Winifred Page Williams
William Martin
William Williams
Hobo Life Stages Night Show At Amarillo Auditorium
Fannie Brice headlining the Crazy Quilt company arrives ahead of tonight’s performance at Municipal Auditorium. Tickets remain available with 400 to 500 left, prices from 1 to 3.85 dollars. The show features 110 in the cast and a big orchestra, curtain at 8 15.
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My Man” Fame
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Gertie
Amarillo
Rock Island
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Ted Healy
Japs Ordered to Evacuate Nanking as Invasion Looms
Japanese residents including men women and children were ordered to evacuate Nanking. An official message said forces plan to advance into Nanking and Shanghai. At 3 P.M. the cruiser Hirado would land marines and cordon the docks and hulks for protection. The Japanese consulate staff also evacuated to the hulks indefinitely.
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U.P
Shanghai
Hirado
Japanese warships concentrate at Sasebo base
Tokyo Jan 26 The Japanese government orders concentration at Sasebo naval base of cruisers Naka Abukuma and Yura, carriers Hosho and Kaga, and an undetermined number of marines. One thousand soldiers are sent to Harbin under General Hasbe as part of the expeditionary force. Sasebo sits on Kyushu near Nagasaki, 475 miles from Shanghai and 675 miles from Vladivostok.
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Naka
Abu- Kuma
Yura
Hosho
Kaga
Harbin
Hasbe
Sasebo
Kiushin Island
Japan
Korean Strait
Nagasaki
Shanghai
Vladivostok
Soviet Officials Voice Grave Concern Over Harbin Japanese Actions
Moscow reports a gravest concern over Japanese activity in Harbin as a train was seized at Changchun for troop shipment to Harbin via the Soviet controlled Chinese Eastern railroad. Russian railroad authorities protested while the Industrial Gazette echoed the anxiety, praising Soviet workers and readiness to defend their gains.
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Moscow
U.P
Harbin
Changchun
Industrial Gazette
Far Eastern
Amarillo School District Tax Value Equalization Underway
The Amarillo Independent School District tax values are being fixed by a board of equalization led by T. W. Cotten T. M. Bruner and W. N. Cooper. The three men are serving on the board for the sixth consecutive year.
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Amarillo Independent School District
Board of Equalization
T. W. Cotten
T. M. Bruner
W. N. Cooper
Oil patch sighted off Portland fuels M-2 submarine hunt
Seaplanes over the English Channel report a four to five square mile oil slick about three miles south of Portland Bill. Pilots believe it indicates the sunken submarine M-2 and observe continuous surface leakage while a diver reaches the channel bottom to locate an obstruction during the search.
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Portland
Eng
English Channel
Porteland Bill
Alienists Declare Child Slayer Insane In Cincinnati
Three alienists appointed by Judge Charles Bell concluded Charles Bischoff, who confessed to slaying Marion McLean, age 6, is insane. They conducted tests over several days to support the finding.
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Cincinnati
Charles Bischoff
Marion McLean
Charles 8. Bell
Bischoff
Attorney General Looney Resigns to Join Texas Firm
Everett L. Looney, assistant attorney general, resigns effective February 1 to join the Houston law firm of King Wood and Morrow. Looney, who resides in Ennis, announced the move through Attorney General James V. Allred.
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Austin
Everett L. Looney
James V. Allred
Houston
King, Wood and Morrow
Looney
Ennis
Want Act Offer Leads to Mutual Profit Meet
A terse notice touts the Want Act offer as yielding results at the Bar gain Headquarters of the Panhandle where buyer and seller converge for a mutual profit.
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