Europe Debt Chart Explains War Debts and Reparations
A chart outlines Europe’s war debts to the United States, with France and Italy owing totals of $11.1 billion and £6.8 billion respectively, detailing principal versus interest and partial payments. The piece discusses Hoover and Roosevelt views on debt cancellation, reparations, and the 60 year repayment plan amid Lausanne talks and the Young plan.
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Uncle Sam
Europe
United States
Germany
Lausanne
Great Britain
America
Washington
UP House
Rainey
Collier
Ways and Means Committee
Hoover
White House
Ways and Means
Armament Costs Versus Debts Among Five European Nations
A chart compares 1931 armament expenditures to 1932 debt payments for five European debtor nations. Armament costs total about 2.25 billion dollars annually, roughly nine times the 247 million dollars due to the United States, highlighting calls for reduced armaments as the Hoover moratorium expired.
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United States
Belgium
Death Takes Paul Driscoll in Amarillo
E Paul Driscoll 31 longtime Amarillo Gas Company assistant manager and plant superintendent died Friday after an intestinal illness. Born in Indianapolis he moved to Amarillo in 1922 and was active in civic and sports circles including the Episcopal Church Rotary Club and Amarillo High School football booster. Surviving are his widow three brothers and five sisters. Body to lie in state at N B Griggs & Sons. funeral and burial in Indianapolis.
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Amarillo Gas Company
Northwest Texas Hospital
Mr. Driscoll
Amarillo
Driscoll
Texas
Episcopal Church
Sunset Terrace
Amelietta Driscoll
YT. J. Driscoll
T. Lorin
Robert
Donald
C. C. Jones, Jr
Fredrick Baker
Kathryn
Alline
Mary Elizabeth Driscoll
Indianapolis
N. 8
Griggs & Sons
Cold Wave Brings 29 to 31 Degrees Across Texas
Amarillo dipped to 31 degrees while Dallas reported 29 as the cold snap hit Texas. By midmorning clear skies lifted temps to 52 in Dallas but a fair, colder pattern was forecast for Saturday with little precipitation anticipated.
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Amarillo
Brisbanes Globe column flags urban depopulation and crime links
Arthur Brisbane critiques rural depopulation across the southeast United States and the Congressionally debated beer trade. He notes empty counties, sparse farms, and suspect social dynamics while citing Al Capone’s prison remarks on employment and racketeering risks as Prohibition era tensions persist.
Weather Forecast for Amarillo and Surrounding Areas
Forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Saturday with colder temperatures Saturday. Far West Texas sees partly cloudy skies and warmer southeast portions tonight, cooler by Saturday. New Mexico expects fair skies tonight and Saturday with little temperature change. Today's extremes reach 31 to 52 degrees by 1 PM.
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Texas
Panhandle
New Mexico
Cord Airways Fight Quelled in Delaware Aviation Row
The conflict over Aviation Corporation of Delaware and American Airways ends in a settlement. Cord led faction and La Motte T. Cohn agree to a 15 member board split five by Cord group five by current board and five by mutual consent. The feud began when a plan to buy North American Aviation assets via a stock issue triggered ouster attempts.
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Aviation Corporation of Delaware
American Airways
Wall Street
E. L. Cord
la Motte T. Cohn
Cord
Em Cord
Aviation Corporation
North American Aviation
Aviation
Smiling Irish Work Girls Nearly Mob Prince of Wales
In Belfast Irish working girls mobbed the Prince of Wales as his car stopped at a Lisburn linen thread works. He smiled, inspected the plant, and a crowd pressed along the vehicle while detectives cleared a path. He had earlier gained favor by slipping away from a house party at Hillsborough.
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Northern Ireland
Prince of Wales
Lisburn
Hillsborough Village
Descent to Cape Town Beats London Flight Record
Amy Johnson lands at Cape Town ending a 6 250 mile London to England record flight in Desert Cloud. She completes the trek with four stops including Oran Gao Mossamedes Benguela and Massamedes, beating her husband Mollison’s earlier time.
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Union of South Africa
Amy Johnson
England
Greenwich
Amarillo
London
J. A. Mollison
Miss Johnson
Oran
Algeria
Sahara Desert
Gao
Portuguese West Africa
Benguela
Massamedes
Here
Mollison
Mossamedes
Africa
Amarillo Trio Held in Clarendon Burglary Case
Chester Shelton Tolliver Towles and Winton Martin all of Amarillo are jailed in Donley County on burglary charges. Sheriff Guy Pierce said they were arrested early Thursday in a grain elevator office after a combination dial was knocked from the safe. Each confinement bond set at 1500 dollars.
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Globe
Clarendon
Chester Shelton
Tolliver Towles
Winton Martin
Amarillo
Donley County
Guy Pierce
Grain rate debate stalls at Interstate hearing
D. B. Donovan of the Texas Industrial Traffic League told a Dallas hearing of the Interstate Commerce Commission that adjusting grain rates west of the Mississippi is too large to solve. He urged keeping the present schedule as railroads seek about a 20 percent increase and warned Texas mills could suffer if Panhandle to Kansas City rates fall. Fred Honea of Dallas testified that nearly half of Texas flour is milled locally and export rates should be equal to inland mills to maintain parity.
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U.P
Mississippi River
Donovan
Dallas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Texas Industrial Traffic League
Texas
Texas Panhandle
Kansas City
South Texas
Fred Honea
Galveston
Honea
Gunned Search for Missing Oklahoma City Broker
Oklahoma deputies probe a bottom-land farm east of the city for Isaac EB Hemmingway a 73 year old loan broker believed kidnapped or slain. The farm owner and wife were jailed amid questions about a 9000 dollar check and a 4500 payment claim. Diggers on a 20 acre plot discing freshly.
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Isaac EB. Hemmingway
Hemmingway
Dick Hulm
Stockyards National Bank
J. C. McClung
G. L. Smith
Fail
Peter H. Morgan
Morgan
Sulphur
Okla
Amarillo School Board Bets Holiday, Delinquency Fee Suspension
The Amarillo trustees approved policy items including suspending the $1 delinquency cost on back taxes until December 31. Tax Collector George M. Waddill said many taxpayers will benefit. The board discussed warrants interest and asked for a new salary-warrant rule from the legislature. Holiday plans set December 22 and a potential extra spring break. The Latin Tournament continues. 50 tuition exemption applications were assigned to review. sealed bids for the 1932-33 audit will be received by December 1.
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Amarillo
George M. Waddill
Supt
W. A. McIntosh
D. Roach
W. L. Speer
E. R. Cox
Waddill
Fancher Upshaw
Japanese Move Toward Major Drive in Northwest Manchuria
Japanese officials prepare for large operations as forces push toward Tsitsihar in Manchuria now held by insurgent Chinese authorities led by General Su Ping wen. Tokyo reports intercepted messages showing Su coordinating with Chang Hsueh Liang and a Soong cabinet minister urging restraint over 245 Japanese hostages west of the Khingan.
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Tsitsihar
Manchuria
Su Ping-wen
Nobuyoshi Muto
Japan
War Office
Foreign Office
Chang Hsueh Liang
Peiping
T. V. Soong
Nanking
Khingan Mountains
Manchukuo
Texas Highway Dept Advertises Dumas Road Bridge Bids
The Texas Highway Department announced bids due November 28 and 29 for road and bridge construction totaling about 160000 dollars. These projects add to prior plans bringing the November contracts total to nearly 4 million dollars. Bridges include Moore-Sand Creek Little Blue Creek Big Blue Creek and North Fork of Big Blue Creek on Highway 9 between Dumas and the Potter County line.
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Texas Highway Department
Highway Commission
Moore
Sand Creek
Little Blue Creek
Big Blue Creek
North Fork
Dumas
Potter County
Desperadoes Sought After Okla Bank Robbery
Three Cookson Hills desperadoes are sought for an $8,000 Henryetta bank robbery on November 8. Ford Bradshaw Newton Clayton and Jim Benge are named as actual robbers. two accomplices are jailed and have confessed. The case ties to the Troy Love Ky Carlisle gang and a September Brages Mountain shooting that killed Mrs Susie Sharp and involved officers.
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Okmulgee
Okla
Cookson Hills
American Exchange Bank
Henryetta
Bix
Ford Bradshaw
Newton Clayton
Jim Benge
Muskogee County
Bradshaw
Benge
Troy Love
Ky Carlisle
Brages Mountain
Susie Sharp
Love
Carisle
Clayton
QO. L. Martin
Carthage
Muskogee
Sharp
Pearl Anderson
Long Beach
Calif
Ance
Four Suspects Held In Stinnett Bank Robbery Probe
Four men were ordered held in Borger Texas for further investigation into Tuesday’s bank robbery of the First State Bank of Stinnett. Warrants were issued for Sparky Johnson Shine Pojoy Jelly Stewart and Tom Stapps. Currency from the loot was found in the suspects' possession.
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Oklahoma City
Stinnett
Borgfr
Tex
U.P
First State Bank of
Relief grants to three states from Reconstruction Corporation
The Reconstruction Corporation granted relief to the needy in three states on November 18. Arkansas received 287,268 dollars, Indiana 85,000 dollars, and Missouri 7,900 dollars.
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Washington
Reconstruction Corporation
Arkansas
Indiana
Missouri
Deficit projections sharpen as Hoover seeks deep cuts
President Hoover moves toward drastic budget cuts amid Democratic estimates of a two billion dollar deficit for this fiscal year. Secretary Hurley and the House Appropriations Committee note spending outpaces revenue while the new tax law underperforms. October revenues reportedly rose slightly, but overall gap widens.
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Washington
W.P
Hoover
Hurley
Appropriations
House
Tions Committee
Burns
House Appropriations Committee
Treasury
Globe-News Want Ads Business Services listing
An ad encourages readers to consult the Globe-News Want Ads for finding local help. It highlights plumbers, painters, paper hangers, floor waxers, hauling, and other odd job men under Business Services as a job resource.
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