Coast and coastlines hit by worst storm in 30 years
The storm battered the Atlantic coast from New Jersey to Long Island with tides up to 18 feet and winds 65 to 78 mph. One seaman died on a freighter, eight highway deaths were blamed on slick roads, towns flooded, and up to 15 million dollars in damage was reported. Inland, freezing weather and heavy snow fell as President Hoover traveled through New York to Binghamton. Officials request federal aid for repairs as the storm's reach extended toward the Philippines with a tropical typhoon in the China Sea.
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Hampton Roads
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Long Island
North Jersey Shore
North Atlantic
Hoover
New York City
Binghamton
N. Y
Monticello
Coast Guard
Ossipee
Boston
Coast Guards
Philippines
Manila
P. I
China Sea
Press Predicts Birth of Nation in North China
North China is predicted to form a new nation under Japanese protection, similar to Manchukuo, with five additional Chinese provinces possibly joining. Dispatches from Peiping and Tientsin foretell independence around November 20–23, naming Huapeh Lien sheng Tuzhih Chenghouan as the regime’s title and citing alleged Nanking government wrongs.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Peiping
Tientsin
China
Rengo Agency
Manchukuo
Japan
Nanking
Rengo
Asahi
Nishi Nishisyas
United States
Huapeh Liensheng Tzuchih Chenghouan
North China United Provinces Autonomous Regime
Kuomintang
Chinese Nationalist Party
Renew Drive For Red Cross Members In Potter County
The annual American Red Cross Roll Call resumes this morning with progress reported during the first week. Amarillo Hardware Panhandle Outdoor Sign Company and First National Bank reached 100 percent membership. Potter County quota is 2250 memberships as the drive continues at full speed this week.
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American Red Cross
Walter A. Barrow
Amarillo
Red Cross
Amarillo Hardware
Panhandle Outdoor Sign Company
First National Bank
Potter County
A. W. Ball
McDonald Probe Opens in Texas Legislature
The Texas House began proceedings to receive evidence on charges of official misconduct against J. E. McDonald, commissioner of agriculture. A quorum shortage delayed sessions as 84 members answered roll call while McDonald’s defense team and a House board of managers prepared.
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Austin
House of Representatives
J. E. McDonald
House Board of Managers
McDonald
W. P. McLean
Fort Worth
Will P. Hancock
Waxahachie
Amos Felts
M. W. Burch
T. H. McGregor
Earl Street
Henry W. Bagley
Associated Press
Benito Mussolini
Ethiopia
League of Nation
Italy
League
East Africa
Grand Council
England
Rome
France
Backwoods Girl Goes To Trial for Murder
Edith Maxwell a 21 year old school teacher from Wise Virginia faces murder charges for the July 20 killing of her father Trigg Maxwell after a confrontation about her staying out late. A 12 man jury was seated amid a rough mountain crowd as the defense contends she struck with a sharp heeled shoe in self defense after her father attempted to whip her.
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Wise
Edith Maxwell
Raymond Meade
Edith
Trigg Maxwell
W. A. Skeen
J. P. Adams
C. A. Johnson
Commonwealth
Trial Begins for Eskridge in Houston Murder Case
Rev Ed Eskridge 40 arrives at district court to face murder charge in the May fatal shooting of Police Chief Ed J O Reilly 41 as a 300-venireman panel is seated. Eskridge, a militant minister and former Orange First Baptist Church pastor, smokes a cigar and consults with attorney J J Collins as proceedings start.
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Newton
T. S. Hughes
Hughes
Hollis Kinard
Orange
Houston
Edgar Eskiridge
Creape
Scrappin’ Valley
Vernon Wells
Port Arthur
U.P
Edgar Eskridge
Ed. J. O'Reilly
First Baptist Church of
City Blames Legislature for Lynchings in Texas
Columbus Chamber of Commerce demands critique of Texas criminal laws after two Black youths lynched. The statement, signed by Herman Braden and H. L. B Skinner, says responsibility lies with the Thirty Fifth Legislature for enacting the state juvenile law in its current form.
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Columbus
Texas
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
Herman Braden
H. L. B Skinner
Geraldine Kollman
Columbus High School
Wrong Driving Today Traffic Warnings Notes
Traffic report highlights dangerous driving with arrests and fines. Double parking and four drivers run red lights. Over time parking cited. Citizen urged to observe traffic regulations.
New Deal Awaits Treaty Reaction Across Washington
The New Deal weighs public and partisan reaction to a reciprocal Canada United States trade treaty described as revolutionary. President Roosevelt touted boosted trade while critics like Fred Breckman of the National Grange and Rep Brewster warned of harm to farmers and broken promises. Senators and industry leaders predicted broader benefits as Washington studies tariff revamps affecting over 800 commodities.
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United States
Canada
Cordell Hull
Teft
Mackenzie King
Roosevelt
le i
Washington
New Deal
Fred Breckman
National Grange
Sacramento
Brewster
Maryland
Maine
O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Rocky Mountain
James D. Mooney
American Manufacturers Export Association
New York
Hull
W. L. MacKenzie King
Gable Open to Remarriage After Separations
Clark Gable says he would marry again if the right girl comes along after two failed marriages. He spoke after returning to town and seeing Mrs. Gable No. 2, denying any romance with Mary Taylor Loretta Young or Elizabeth Allan.
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Hollywood
Navy
Clark Gable
Mrs. Gable
Mary Taylor
New York
Loretta Young
Elizabeth Allan
One Discordant Song Borah Seeks 1936 Nomination
Arthur Brisbane notes reaction to England's post election boom and labor unrest. He reports Senator Borah of Idaho has decided to seek the 1936 Republican nomination, calling reporters to declare his policy. In a separate item, five cars of the Crescent Limited passenger train derailed near Reidsville, no injuries.
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Borah
Idaho
Washington
Reidsville
N. C
Southern Railways
Amarillo Weather Forecast Tonight To Tuesday
Amarillo and vicinity: fair tonight with patchy clouds. Tuesday partly cloudy and slightly colder with a low around 36. West Texas sees cloudy conditions with rain in the southeast, and cooler in the west and north. New Mexico: fair in the south, unsettled in the north tonight, colder in the north and west and east portions Tuesday. Temperatures range 42 to 60 across the period.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Amarillo Goes Dry Until Law Takes Effect
Amarillo enforces prohibition as all liquor sources halt sales. Drug stores and two wholesale houses suspend whisky sales and inventory remains secured. Local option vote may alter status. many operators plan to stay dry pending results.
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Amarillo
Cal Ray
Retail Druggists Association
Southwestern Drug Corporation
Badger-Herring Sales Company
State Board of Liquor Control
Rush for Sandie- Pampa Tickets Leaves 200 Seats
A rush at the Maxor Drug Store ticket office in the Fisk Building in Amarillo left 200 of 2,500 Golden Standstorm Pampa Harvester game tickets unsold for Thanksgiving Day. The line formed midnight, tickets were limited to four per buyer, and all seats are reserved at $1 each in Harvester Park Pampa.
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Maxor Drug
Fisk
Amarillo
R. L. Cass
Harvester Park
Pampa
Egyptian Students Riot as Eighth Dies
In Cairo on November 18 a student riot escalated as eight bodies now tied to earlier clashes were reported. Police used blank rounds and sabre charges to break up demonstrations after youths and girls protested British rule in government affairs.
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Cario
U.P
Britain
Opera Square
Miller Named Rum Control Chief in Texas
Charles R. Miller a 50 year old former Electra banker and Taylor merchant was appointed administrator of the Texas liquor control board. The new head announced initial conferences to organize the agency and begin private dealer package sale pending permits. Governor Allred noted George Clarke will be promoted to Miller's prior post.
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Austin
Texas Liquor Control Board
Charles R. Miller
Flectra and Taylor
Miller
Allred
George Clarke
Publiiie
Attorney General's Department
Taylor
First National Bank
Electra
Silk Handkerchief Ties Highlight Turkey Hunt Clue
The Sunday News Globe corrects an error in the J Levy Clothiers advert missing the silk handkerchief tie item in the Turkey Hunt. The ad should have stated Silk handkerchief Tie Sets priced at 1. Contestants may now finish the first series of Turkey stunt questions. The next set will appear next Sunday.
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Sunday News-Globe
J. Levy
Clothiers
News- Globe
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Arthur Brisbane
King Features Syndicate, Inc. International
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Globes
Bristane
Globe
London
Stock Exchange
Durham
Ramsey MacDonald
Unio Labor Party
Emilio de Bono
Pietro Badoglio
Haile Selassie
Takkaze River
Ras Nasibu
Harar
Jijiga
Ogaden
Aussa
Hawash
Djibouti
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Park Avenue
Liquor Board
Turkey
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