Amarillo Sees Sudden Freeze Low 18 to 30 F Across Panhandle
Amarillo woke to an abrupt cold wave with temperatures dropping from 80s Monday to 28 Tuesday morning, a 57 degree plunge. The Panhandle region reported no snow and light frost in outlying areas as clouds broke and readings rose to around 30 by noon. No major damage noted.
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Panhandle
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Amarillo
Roosevelt to talk problem in White House
United Press reports President Hoover favors extending the war debt moratorium for at least a year and Roosevelt plans a White House conference next week to discuss debts. Leaders oppose further concessions and warn default could hurt global credit. British officials expect postponement. European statesmen seek debt concessions in exchange for disarmament progress. Roosevelt to meet Hoover to map a path amid negotiations and continued moratorium.
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Washington
Jones heads to Washington as Congress opens
Congressman Marvin Jones leaves Amarillo for Washington to gear up for the December 5 opening of Congress. He faces a flood of federal appointment requests and predicts the session will offer mainly debate rather than major new legislation. He cites war debts the budget and relief and beer as key topics while praising Roosevelt’s steadiness.
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Washington
Congress
Amarillo
Jones
Agriculture Committee
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cabinet Blues for Roosevelt Choices Name Smith Farley Ritchie
President elect Roosevelt faces cabinet speculation with Alfred E. Smith James A. Farley Gov Albert C. Ritchie Frances Perkins Owen D. Young Melvin A. Traylor and Newton D. Baker named as potential appointees.
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Alfred E. Smith
James A. Farley
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Albert C. Ritchie
Frances Perkins
New York State Industrial Commission
Owen D. Young
Melvin A. Traylor
Newton D. Faker
Today by Arthur Brisbane
A dated column by Arthur Brisbane from 1952 reflects on contemporary society, journalism, and public opinion. It presents observations in a concise, opinionated voice characteristic of mid-century syndicated essays.
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Brisbane column notes on Mussolini and expo plans
The Globe columnist Arthur Brisbane comments on current affairs noting Mussolini described as a doer of the word and predicting aviation developments for the 1933 Chicago exposition. He mentions Governor Roosevelt possibly meeting Italian visitors and imagines airships circling from Rome to Chicago. The Miami Herald's Col Frank B. Shutts warns about snapping turtles and offers a recipe copy.
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Globe
Brisbane
Mussolini
Chicago
Cermak
Italo Balbo
Rome
Italy
Department of Aviation
Roosevelt
Air
Columbus
Miami Herald
Col
Frank B. Shutts
New Jersey
Globe News Want Ads Offer For Local Businesses
An appeal urges business owners to use the Globe News Want Ads to dispose of outdated stock and shop worn articles. Call 6262 to arrange an adtaker.
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Roosevelt cabinet plans form in mind before victory
President-elect Roosevelt faced a firm conviction he would win and began shaping his future cabinet during the campaign. Governor Ely of Massachusetts indicated a nonpartisan approach to appointments, arguing the president should have the nation’s best advisers regardless of party. Alfred E. Smith’s name circulated widely in speculation about various posts as the cabinet discussion intensified.
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Roosevelt
Ely
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New England
New York
New Jersey
Albany
Smith
Alfred E. Smith
Women Missionary Union session draws 1500 at Abilene church
More than 1,500 messengers and visitors filled First Baptist Church and wings in Abilene for a Tuesday morning session of the Women’s Missionary Union of the Baptist General Convention of Texas. Registration topped 700 as a mission study conference by Mrs. J B Tidwell preceded a 5 pm Simmons University reception. Mrs B A Copass of Fort Worth will present the general report Thursday at 10 10. Officers were to be elected Tuesday afternoon. The annual address urged great personal service under a referenced poem Launch out into the deep. The union counts 100 000 members across 4 871 organizations, with 369 new groups this year.
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First Baptist Church
Woman’s Missionary Union
Baptist General Convention of Texas
J. B. Tidwell
Woman's Missionary Societies
Young Women's Aux
Plenty of Deer for Hunters Season Opens Wednesday
Texas hunters can expect plenty of game as the deer and turkey seasons open in the morning tomorrow while the duck season starts at noon in the south zone. North zone duck shooting began November 1, with bag limits set for ducks at 15 daily and geese at four daily.
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Austin
U.P
Texas
Garner Plans Hunt Near Uvalde Deer Season Opener
Garner plans to hunt the opening day of deer season near Uvalde Texas. Vice president elect John N. Garner said he would start early and rough it in the open, pursuing game as soon as the season begins Wednesday.
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Tex
U.P
John N. Garner
Robins Death Yarn Too Thin In Boston Tale
Police and federal agents doubt a second hand tale that Colonel Raymond Robins prohibition leader and Hoover friend was killed by New Jersey gangsters. The report, tied to Ralph J. Code and Byrd, cites a sea dumping off Montauk Point after kidnap by rum runners. Officials say Code never served in the secret service and Cade denies the yarn.
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Service
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Cade
Elder Hawk Remains in Critical Condition
L. T. Hawk father of Wilbur C. Hawk general manager of The Globe News Publishing Company remains critically ill. He left here early Sunday for Effingham Kansas to be at his father s bedside who is 83 years old.
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Wilbur C. Hawk
Globe News Publishing Company
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Effingham
Kan
Couple admits death plot in Texas murder for insurance
Liberty Texas November 15 A man Darrow and his wife Browney admitted planning a murder for a $5000 life insurance payoff in the Browney killing. Browney 62 night watchman for Texas Gulf Sulphur was shot as he sat in his car in a Moss Bluff pasture. Darrow confessed to authorities.
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Tex
D. W. Browney
Texas Gulf Sulphur Company
Browney
B. Darrow
Anahuac
Waylard
Moss Bluff
Darrow
Battle Stirs Over Old Oil Proration
Austin November 15 Federal Judge Randolph Bryant called counsel to Laredo to show cause tomorrow why a decree should not declare present proration orders invalid as a hiatus looms before new orders issued November 25 under Texas market demand law. Gov Sterling signed the measure and warned no oil will be taken without Texas authority while rangers and National Guardsmen remain in East Texas.
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East Texas
State Railroad Commission
Randolph Bryant
Laredo
Texas
Mauree Cheel
Ross Sterling
15 Days Remain to Save on Back Tax in Amarillo
Mayor Ross D. Rogers reminds Amarillo property owners they have 15 days to remit delinquent taxes to waive penalty and interest. After November 30, penalties must be paid, with December 1 the cutoff to save money by paying now. The city commission urges payment to keep down the tax rate.
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Amarillo
City Commission
Ross D. Rogers
Communists plan hunger marches in Salonica report
In Macedonia and Western Thrace Communists were said to organize hunger marches on Salonica. Reports indicate authorities have taken strict measures to disrupt the plan and keep order.
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U.P
Macedonia
Thrace
Salonica
Weather outlook for Amarillo and West Texas
A cloudy tonight in Amarillo and vicinity. West Texas will see fair but colder conditions on Wednesday with a cold wave in the southeast portion and freezing tonight. New Mexico forecasts a pair tonight and Wednesday with colder southeast areas. Temperature extremes today reach up to 2 percent and 30.
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New Mexico
Freeze Predicted Across Downstate Texas Tonight
A strong norther swept from the Panhandle bringing subfreezing temperatures to most of Texas. Readings fell sharply with Plainview at 20 and Wichita Falls recording its first freeze of the season at 31. Overnight minimums included Amarillo 23 and Dallas 41, while Live stock warnings were issued in northern areas as the cold air moved southward toward San Antonio and Houston.
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Quanah
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Gainesville
Dallas
del Rio
el Paso
Longview
Austin
Palestine
Brownsvile
Corpus Christi
Galveston
Synthetic Lion Hunt Champion Plans Real Show
St. Louis producer Denver M. Wright, famed for a failed Missouri safari using synthetic lions, says he may buy two more lions to relaunch his big game hunt. After deputies killed the two young lions released on a Mississippi River island, Wright defends the idea and laments the letters accusing him of poor sportsmanship. He vows to pursue the venture again with older, more dangerous lions if he proceeds.
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Denver M. Wright
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Wright
Mississippi River
Humane Societies
Winter Storm Grips Nation Across Wide Region
A sweeping cold wave paralyzed travel from Maine to Oregon with heavy snow and sleet, blizzardlike conditions in Missouri and Kansas, and sharply dropping temperatures. Reports from Denver to Phoenix noted rain, snow, and freezing lows. winds shifted along the Gulf Coast. Dallas and Oklahoma City saw near freezing temps as storms moved eastward.
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Charges Dropped in Reynolds Murder Case
Winston-Salem judge grants nolle pros for Libby Holman Reynolds and Albert Walker in the Zachary Smith Reynolds murder case. Solicitor Higgins says the door remains open for future action on new evidence, while the Reynolds family favored dismissal. Walker, a lifelong acquaintance of Smith Reynolds, is a Winston-Salem resident.
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A. M. Stack
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Albert
Ab) Walker
Zachary Smith Reynolds
Higgins
Transon Scott
J. Erle McMichael
Miss Holman
Will N. Reynolds
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Reynolds
Smith Reynolds
Renalda
Here
Walker
Winston-Salem
RF C Loan Here Last During Year
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation issued a 237,097 dollar loan for emergency relief across Texas through year end. Funds flowed to Harris County Houston, Tarrant County Fort Worth, Jefferson County Beaumont Neches Port Arthur, Travis County Austin, McLennan County Waco, Anderson County Palestine, Robertson County Hearne, Bexar County San Antonio, Potter County Amarillo.
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U.P
Reconstuction Finance Corporation
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Harris County
Houston
Tarrant County
Fort Worth
Jefferson County
Beaumont
Neches
Port Arthur
Travis County
Austin
McLennan County
Waco
Anderson County
Palestine
Robertson County
Hearne
Bexar County
San Antonio
Potter County
Amarillo
Ruth Elder Granted Divorce on Cruelty Grounds
Ruth Elder, noted aviator, was granted a divorce from Walter Camp in Reno on November 15 after a brief hearing lasting under five minutes. Elder cited cruelty and said she would return to New York promptly.
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Reno
Walter Camp
Miss Elder
New York
Four Men Charged Over $900 Contraband Liquor Seizure
El Paso reports four men, including two deputy constables, facing charges after authorities seized a $900 cargo of contraband liquor early today. The incident underscores ongoing efforts to curb illegal alcohol trafficking.
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U.P
Star Showers Seen This Week With Leonid Meteors
Globe-News readers asked to report any sightings of heavenly fireworks as the Leonid meteor shower is expected to peak this week. Local observers note Tuesday night may offer the best view, weather permitting, though moonlight and clouds could hinder visibility. Meteor activity is unpredictable, with past showers affected by planetary gravity.
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