Mexico denies anti labor movement claim from AF L leader
In Mexico City on November 15, Ramon P. de Negri denies any anti labor movement in Mexico and says outside help is unnecessary for Mexican workers. He responds to William Green of the AFL who cited Latin American anti-labor activity while explaining the postponement of the Pan American Labor Congress. De Negri asserts Mexican workers benefit from laws and realities, and the proletariat's gains apply to Central and South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mexico City
Latin America
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Ramon P. de Negri
Industry, Commerce and Labor
Mexico
Green
de Negri
Pan-American Labor Congress
Confucius lineage, temperance and theater in an era
The piece muses on enduring fame through 77 generations and China’s hereditary nobility, notes alcohol myths and a fatal anti-freeze poisoning in Minnesota, then surveys temperance, European drink habits, and U S cultural shifts from Chicago’s Shakespeare program to boxing rights sale for 75000 dollars and Madison Square Garden’s public stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
London
Onamia
Minn
Humbert Fugazy
Schmeling
Madison Square Garden Company
Madison Square
Park boost for Panhandle playground plans
O V Vernon Amarillo Chamber of Commerce general manager said the park board seeks 100000 acres along the canyon from south of Amarillo to near Memphis in Hall County eighty miles down the canyon. A meeting tomorrow aims to form a permanent state parks system organization and discuss sending representatives to Fort Smith Arkansas in December for a Southwest Park Playground and Good Roads conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
O. V. Vernon
Amarillo
Fort Smith
Ark
Southwest Park, Playground, and Good Roads Association
Warranted charges for border patrolmen in manslaughter case
District Attorney W D Ingram of St Lawrence County announced warrants for second degree manslaughter against Border Patrolmen Herbert J Whitham and Ernest F Watrous in the fatal shooting of Ernest Sabrey Dietrich. Earlier reports said nearly $2000 in wine ale and whiskey were taken in connection with the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ogdensburo
N. Y
Novalis
W. D. Ingram
St. Lawrence County
Herber
J. Whitham
Ernest F. Watrous
Ernest Sabrey
Wintry Weather Reflections and Small Town Letters
A reflective column notes heavy Panhandle snow and a colder November, with jokes about fashion coats and overcoats. It recalls a moral coat-cost dilemma after receiving a $50 reimbursement, discusses turning forty in family life, and hints at holiday preparations as O W and Lollapalooza grow restless for Christmas. The piece also quips about New York life, alimony, and local notes like a forgotten pair of gloves at Edwards Studio and thanks for grainy bread from John Knight.
Plum pudding orders flood town as holiday prep grows
A note on plum pudding and fruit cake arrives with a warm request to place orders for O. W. and children. St. Andrew's Church ladies take calls at telephone 2-1409, while residents plan Armistice Day activities and reflect on lean times and old food traditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W
Tack
St. Andrew's Church
Carnegie Hero Medal For Morris Gullidge Of Amarillo Texas
Letter of thanks from Mrs Susan E Guillidge of Amarillo to Tack honoring Morris J Gullidge nephew for saving a life near Arroyo Bonito, five miles from Amarillo, on June 19. He receives the Carnegie Hero Fund medal and a $1600 scholarship. the writer praises his selfless action and aims for future contributions.
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Morris J. Gullidge
Shepherd
Texas
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Pittsburgh
Amarillo
Laura
Morris
Susan E. Guillidge
North Pierce Ave
Tex
Low
Southern Tariff Association Denies Allegations Amid Funding Split
Kirby law associate denounces a Caraway committee charge that the Southern Tariff Association, led by its Democratic supporters, is tied to the Republican Party and seeks negro elimination. He warns that tariff views could trigger bread lines and poverty, stressing the group is nonpartisan yet primarily funded by Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law
Caraway Committee
Washington
Southern Tariff Association
Republican Party
Congress
West Texas lumbermen meet amid snow flurries and mist
Visitors gather for the annual meeting of the West Texas retail lumbermen's association in San Angelo Tex with snow flurries and heavy mist. Leaders include C L Gray and J A Kirkpatrick as speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San. Ingelo
Tex
West Texas
Two Children Burned to Death in Pleasant Will Fire
A Kansas City fire killed Robert 2 and Hubert 9 in a home blaze at Pleasant Hill Missouri. Their mother Mrs Samuel Stevens 38 was badly burned while trying to save them after coal oil poured on embers exploded in the kitchen. Virginia 7 was seriously burned but survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Stevens
Robert
Hubert
Kansas City
Virginia
Robbers Enter Hidden Dining Room In House Invasion
Guests submit to search as masked robbers enter through a French window and rear door. W. Hamilton Gardner, a broker and golfer, is struck when he reaches for a pistol. a woman who tries to unmask a robber is kicked. The bandits seize jewelry and valuables then order everyone to lie still before escaping.
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W. Hamilton Gardner
Dinner party hold up leaves jewels worth sixty thousand
Mrs Philip Metz daughter of Norman E Mack a Democratic National Committeeman described seven masked bandits raiding a Buffalo dinner party in John L Carson Jr s home. Jewelry including a 35000 pearl necklace was taken as guests were forced to lie on the floor and searched. Police arrived five minutes after the bandits fled and only costly pieces were taken from three women others wore imitation pearls.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Philip Metz
Norman E. Mack
John L. Carson, Jr
Courtland van Cliff
Eleanor Cameron
Waco
Texas
Metz
Ray van Cliff
Singers Meet in Dallas for Competition
Fourteen youth singers from six states compete in Dallas starting at 6 p m to select Southwest representatives for the National Atwater Kent Radio Audition in New York on December 15. Winners advance to prizes totaling 25 000 and free tuition at the national audition. Contestants include Eudoxia Butler Bradfield and Hubert Lowell Woodward of Dallas, with other entries from San Angelo Galveston Albuquerque Santa Fe Oklahoma Denver Topeka Little Rock and Hot Springs.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Tex
Atwater Kent
New York
WFAA
North Texas
Eudoxia Butler Bradfield
Hubert Lowell Woodward
South Texas
Alice Joyce Allmand
San Angelo
Charles G. Peterson, Jr
Galveston
New Mexico
Mary Ellen Severs
Albuquerque
Nicholas Escajeda
Santa Fe
Oklahome
Wilma Bonifield
Okemah
Aubrey W. Popejoy
Anadarko
Colorado
Josephine Louise Antoine
Boulder
John Jamerson
Denver
Kansas
Gladys Mortenson
Willis
Karl Brattey
Topeka
Arkansas
Dora Deen
Little Rock
A. Ashley French
Hot Springs
Neely Free on Bond in Shreveport Manslaughter Tech Charge
United Press report from Shreveport Louisiana dated November 15 states E F Neely a 45 year old local merchant was released on a 1500 dollar bond after being charged with manslaughter in the fatal shooting of George Hyatt a middle aged tenant on Neelys plantation Neely contends the shooting was in self defense awaiting further court action
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Shreveport
E. F. Neely
George Hyatt
Neely
Home Economics Conference Deliberates Child Care Units
Attendees discuss aims for teaching Child Care in Home Economics and the course 1117, explore using problem method in instruction, and revise the new course of study led by Lenora Walters with Bernice Mallory guiding Saturday sessions. Registration lists include numerous teachers from across West Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Lenora Walters
Bernice Mallory
State Department of Education At
Austin
Home Economics Department
Amarillo High School
Margaret Weeks
Gladys Taliaferro
Wheeler
Blanche L. Walden
Panhandle
Mary R. Evans
McLean
Esther Sorensen
Shamrock
Anthony Lyon
Dalhart
Faye Sumner
Canadian
Helen Beck
Clarendon
Bonnie Lee Cook
Hedley
Glendiar Tutterler
Spearman
Vada Crawley
Memphis
Mae Russell
Seminole
Marie G. Gardner
Friona
Marie Sears
Stratford
Mabel Moorhouse
Max City
Loreen Moursand
Talia Jean Sullivan
Claude
Vada Belle Simmons
Happy
Lucille Hill
Pampa
Francis Annis
Silverton
Cleo D. Holmes
Canyon
Marian Normington
West Texas State Teachers’ College
Elizabeth Cox
Leah Amend
Minnie McCarty
Elizabeth Goodman
Miami
Ethel Simmons
White Deer
Helen Worley
J. F. Brink
Gladys Armstrong
Johnnie Thompson
Annie L. McDonald
Georgia Holtzclaw
Lillian Johnson
Amarillo
Roberta Hutchinson
Perryton
Flooding isolates towns and blocks roads in Alabama
The Coosa River near Gadsden is at flood stage and has breached banks in lowlands east of the city. Northport faces isolation with lowland flooded as Warrior River rises toward six feet. Alabama City loss of streetcar service. 600 Alabama Baptists marooned in Gadsden. A Red Mountain rockfall blocks the highway to Montgomery and traffic rerouted east of Birmingham amid major washouts.
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Nooga
Gadsden
Coosa
Alabama City
Convention of
Alabama Baptists
Northport
Warrior River
Tuscaloosa
Alabama
Selma
Red Mountain
Birmingham
Montgomery
Electra Team Prepares For Sandstorm Clash
Electra ages up to the Sandstorm line as linemen show solid fundamentals and a hard fighting spirit. The traveling squad includes ends R Johnson Clark M Welch Loftin tackles Koerth Hughes J Smith and Hughes center McDonald guards Adams Cut man Brasher Beasley Hogie backs White Cross Sandefer A Smith Head C Smith. They will stay at the Herring Hotel with a student-fan group arriving tomorrow led by Supt B M Dinsmore who vows Electra will topple Amarillo’s Sandies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Johnson
Clark
M. Welch
Loftin
Koerth
Hughes
J. Smith
McDonald
C. Smith
Herring Hotel
B. M. Dinsmore
Amarillo
Electra
Sandies
Trade balance reported for October and year to date
United Press reports the commerce department announced a favorable trade balance of 138 million dollars for October and 622.192 million dollars for the first ten months of the year.
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United Press
Washington
Commerce Department
Fatal Shooting at Root Beer Stand
HOUSTON Tex Nov 15 D H Burden 48 faces a murder charge for the slaying of Claude C Baird 33 who died after being shot at Burden s root beer stand during an altercation when Baird his wife and friend C Jobe visited for drinks
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United Press
Houston
Tex
H. Burden
Claude C. Baird
Baird
Burden
Chamber of Commerce Subscribes for H Y Entertainment
A fund of one hundred dollars was subscribed by the chamber of commerce at a meeting of the board of directors yesterday afternoon toward entertaining delegates to the H Y Older Boys Conference to be held here December 6, 7 and 8.
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Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors
H-Y
The One Rule That Cost Him the Game
A 1929 verse by Edger A Guest depicts a player who breaks a rule to save himself from defeat. The crowd argues whether the ball moved while a single code violation cost him the match. He admits, I saved myself but lost the game.
Markets Averages Edge Up in Broad Trading
Kansas City reports hogs at top 9.10 with 710 to 250 lb gains and cattle mixed, Fort Worth shows 9.00 top for 170 lb hogs, Chicago lists strong hog and cattle values, St. Louis notes steady calves and cows, New York cotton climbs with gains to 17.46 for January and 18.02 for May, New Orleans also firmer. stock market opens higher led by General Electric and United Aircraft with broad gains across industries.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
Fort Worth
Chicago
U. S
ST. Louis
East ST. Louis
New York
New Orleans
General Electric
Union Carbide
United Aircraft
Timken Roller
U. S. Steel
St. Joseph
General Foods
International Nickel
Paramount Famous
Consolidated Gas
Missouri Pacific
R. H. Macy
Safeway
Texas Gulf
American Tobacco B
Eastman Kodak
North Americar
General Motors
American Can
Texas Corp
Columbia Gas
National Cash Register
Chicago Northwestern
Illinois Central
American Telephone
U. S&. Steel
Chesapeake Obo
Seeeeeses
Gentral Alloy
Coca Cola
Columbia
Continental Motor
Canadian Pacific
Consolidated Gas of
Dad
Chicago & Northwestern
Chrysler
Columbia Graph Co
Sevee
Curtin Wright Aero
Oy Davidson
Esa
Dupont
Rugs
Erie
Fox Films
Frisco
Freeport
Texas
LOS Greene Cananea General Motors
General
Signal Gold Duet
Amy Lowes’ Inc
Matheison Alkwli
National Dairy Products
Ravone Cash Register
Nash Otors
National Power & Light
New York Central
Nevada
Otis Steel
Pullman Tee Ween
Pullman
Pennsylvania
Pathe
Common
Dees
Republic Irons
Remington Rand
Iby Anmy
Red Keith Orpheum
Stewart Warner
Shulte
Studebaker Peeee We
Sears Roebuc
Wily
Seneca Copper
Southern Pacific Ray i Timken Roller
Union Pacific
United States Rubber
United Corporation
Steel Tee
Woolworth Oat
Guy Westinghouse
Willys Overland
Warner Bros
White Motors
Comnan Wearth
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Kung Fu-Tze
Europe
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Civic Theater
Boston
Lollapalooza
Emil Myers
Julian Levy
0. W
Jay Cook
Eddie Cantor
Amcornis
Tion
Edwards
Kernel Erasmus Rockus Sherfield
John Knight
Janet Chandler
Los Angeles
Miss Chandler
Insect
E. Strain
Old Tack
Mr. Strain
L. S. Newberry
Goodnight Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Newberry
Ty Nate
Thas. Auch Gras
Kirby
Junction
McCamey
First Baptist Church
F. B. Sanford
H-Y Entertainment Money
Edger A
Guest
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Montana
Alaska
Golden State
Jno. F. Clark Brokerage Co
Ars
Seubesseseses
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Xican Seaboard
Oersity
Mid-Continent
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Skelly
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Califor
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Standard of New Jersey
Superior
Transcontinental O
Texas Pac Land & Trus
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Texas Corpry Bay
Tidewater Association
White Eagle Sete
Phillips
Seeeane - Bory
Pam
Pan Amer
O. Aten
Producers
Renessane Et Prairie Oil & Gas
Dite
Prairie Pipeline
Ceat of
Delaware
Weatenes Eee
Arkansas Gas
Ja . Clark Co
Butler
Standard
Indiana
Aeon
Penn Ad Tee Tees
Air Trians
Jno. F. Clark Co
Aitchison
Allegheny Corporation
Allied Chemical & Dye
American Power Theenee
American Sugar
Associated 'Y Goods
U American Rad & Stand
Baltimore & Ohio Anaconda Copper
Baldwin Ecomotive
Bendixviation
Bethlehem Steel
Briggs
Burroughs Adding Machine
Busyrus, Preferre
Tees
Alumet & Hecla Teen
Alumet Arison
Victor
RADIO
Panhandle Music Co
Dial
Polk Weer
ORGA
Erree
Lellan
Earl
Kendri Avery
R. B
Niken
Marth
Othe Pating Hoggs
Jones
Wilsor
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Madde Roy
C. E
Etvir
Erpor
Toda
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