Postponement of autonomous state in North China sparks tense shift
North China delays declaration of an autonomy demanded by Japan as Chiang Kai-shek ordered a postponement amid reports of troop movements and tense plots. Maj. Gen. Doihara flew to Tientsin to confer, while Hsiao Cheng-Ying cited a peremptory order from Generalissimo.
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Shanghat
China
League of Nations
United Press
Peiping
Japan
Dela
Kenji Doihara
Tientsin
Hsiao Cheng-Ying
Chinese Army Council
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chiang
Hopei
Shantung
Chaar
Shansi
Suiyuan
Shanhaikwan
Tientsin - Mukden
Nanking
Yangtze River
Shanghai
Manchukuo
Russia
Canton
Hsiao
Mass Poisoning Tied to Bulk Baking Soda Sale
A California case links Bessie Shufelt Mary Ogle and Terry with 800 pounds of bulk baking soda from a cut rate store causing hospitalizations for stomach distress. Officials suspect deliberate contamination as barrels from Manno Salvage Co. are tested and a grand jury is anticipated.
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Bessie Shufelt
Terry
Mary Ogle
Clarence Lee
University of California
Health Department
J. C. Geiger
San Francisco
Grand Jury
Geiger
Manno Salvage Co
Salvage Company
Miss Ogle
Helen Handcock
Miss Handcock
Plan 10 Years Ahead for AAA WHEAT FIGURE EQUAL 10 193
Administration planning specialists outlined a decade long program for agriculture with General reductions in major crop acreage. The plan calls for a 52 million acre cap on wheat and an estimated 722 million bushels in the first period 1936 40, plus shifts in corn oats cotton and other crops based on regional studies.
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Washington
AAA
The
Association of Land Grant Colleges
Roosevelt
H. R. Tolley
Giannini Foundation of Agricultural Economics
Cris V. Wells
Great Plains
Pacific Northwest
Rockefeller May Be on Slum Board
The Daily News reports Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia may offer John D. Rockefeller Jr. a vacant post on New York City's municipal housing authority. If accepted, Rockefeller would join a diverse group including a socialist, a Catholic priest, and a woman social worker, shaping slum clearance efforts.
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New York
The
Daily News
Washington
Fiorello LaGuardia
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Municipal Housing Authority
Housing Authority
New York City
Rockefeller
LaGuardia
Ethiop Sharpshooters Halt Italian Advance in Hills
Ethiopian sharpshooters under Bakala Ayela halted an Italian advance in the Radowa Hills inflicting heavy losses. Emperor Haile Selassie reportedly moved toward Diredawa as officials say major operations are delayed until December. Harar dispatches claim tribesmen ambushed Italian trucks with over 450 casualties on both sides.
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Albert W. Wilson
Addis Ababa
Fitaurar
Bakala Ayela
Ethiopia
Radowa
Haile Selassie
Ogaden
Harar
Italy
Drownings After Car Plunges Into Canal Near Thibodaux
New Orleans report details the deaths of four from Galveston in a Burlee Highway accident. Beatrice Buskey, 28, John Olsen's wife, 59, Elizabeth Olsen, 17, and Mrs. Boskey’s two month old baby perished when their auto slid from a gravel road into a canal ten miles above Thibodaux Louisiana. The group had traveled north to join Mrs. Boskey, who had been in New Orleans for seven months, for the return trip.
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New Orleans
Galveston
Burlee Highway
Thibodaux
Beatrice Buskey
John Olsen
Boskey
Elizabeth Olsen
93 Youngsters Take Initial Train Ride
93 Amarillo youngsters aged 5 to 10 rode the Rock Island line on a nine mile inaugural trip to Royal. Conducted by Herman Clutter the group paid nine cents for the ride and returned to school with wide smiles. Teachers Grace Vaughn Frank Smithey and M E Jenkins accompanied the trip.
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Butichanan Street School
Herman Clutter
Rock Island City
Royal
Amarillo
Grace Vaughn
Frank Smithey
M. E. Jenkins
Hauptmann foes ready to confess says Dr Condon
Nov 20. Dr John F Traffie Condon says Bruno Richard Hauptmann eager to confess to the Lindbergh kidnapping after ransom talks. Condon noted Hauptmann has sent for him thrice but not yet visited. Condon hinted the right approach could prompt a full confession. WASHINGTON also reports Attorney General Wilentz received Hauptmann appeal papers on Nov 15 with brief due by Dec 5. The Supreme Court may act after a two-week recess beginning Monday, returning Dec 9 for deliberations.
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Boston
U.P
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
John F. Traffie Condon
Fordham
Hauptmann
Dr. Condon
Lindberg
Washington
David T. Wilentz
New Jersey
Supreme Court
Bronx
Charles A. Lindbergh Jr
Wilentz
Hope Vanishes for Doomed Texas Man
W R Hildreth of Big Spring, convicted of the ice pick slaying of his wife, loses last hope as Governor Allred refuses to intervene and sets a new death date for Monday November 25 after a 30 day reprieve. Nine jurors urged clemency including the children. Vatigan City reports Pope Pius convoking a secret consistory for December 16 potentially naming up to 20 cardinals and 12 bishops.
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Austin
U.P
W. R. Hildreth
Big Spring
James V. Allred
Hildreth
Allred
Alfred
Vatigan City
Pius
Traffic Violations and Citations Listed for Today
A reader note itemizes driving infractions including running red lights, parking in restricted areas, double parking, overtime parking, and general advisory to obey traffic laws. Also mentioned are Weatherstrip and Caulking services and a street address at Mh 5359 John Maynard Lbr, Go, and W. 5th.
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Weatherstrip & Caulking
John Maynard Lbr
W. 5Th
Ellsworth Begins Antarctic Flight Toward Little America
Lincoln Ellsworth took off from Dundee Island at 2 50 AM EST on a projected flight from the Wedel Sea to the Ross Sea. Piloted by Herbert Holickkenyon, the plane aimed to cross an unknown Antarctic sector toward Admiral Byrd's former base Little America to map the great unknown. The craft remained in radio contact with the supply ship, reporting all was well as it headed toward the Bay of Wales, with arrival expected in five weeks. Ellsworth planned to wait at Little America for the ship.
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New York
Lincoln Ellsworth
Dundee Island
Wedel Sea
Ross Sea
New York Times
Alliance
Ellsworth
Herbert Holickkenyon
Antarctica
Admiral Byrd
Little America
Times
Fllsworth
Bay of Wales
Sh sh Sh You’re Entering New York Noted Noise Drive
A satirical look at Mayor La Guardia facing continual opposition from Tam many Halls while the Globe News Want Ads show influence. An ad seeks a standard typewriter in exchange for a portable or adding machine, 4047.
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la Guardia
N. Y
Tammany Halls
New York
iThe Globe News
Peace in Strike Hope for Ryan Peace in Strike
Joseph P. Ryan president of the International Longshoremen's Association said he hopes a nationwide strike authorized by members will not be needed. He awaits a reply to a telegram sent to President Roosevelt and blames the New Orleans Steamship Association and maritime committees at Lake Charles and Houston for moves against the ILA, including injunctions to restrain non-member workers from dock operations.
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New York
U.P
Joseph P. Ryan
International Longshoremen’s Association
Roosevelt
Ryan
New Orleans Steamship Association
Maritime Committees
Lake Charles
Houston
Texas
Odds on 1936 Republican nomination in Brisbane column
Arthur Brisbane notes betting odds for the Republican presidential nomination. Borah eight to one, Landon ten to one, Vandenberg fifteen to one, Knox fifteen to one, Hoffman among others. The piece reflects betting as a predictor and includes an editor’s disclaimer about viewpoints.
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Arthur Brisbane
America
Globe
Brisbane
William E. Borah
Landon
Kansas
Vandenverg
Michigan
Frank Knox
Illinois
Hoffman
Case tied up witness in McDonald case
Admissibility of testimony by W D Thurman who bought jacks and salions for the Texas Department of Agriculture tied up impeachment proceedings against Commissioner J F E McDonald before a House committee. Bradbury said Thurman is likely in old Mexico as Texas rangers sought his testimony. McDonald counsel withdrew objections to admitting testimony on gross negligence in permitting Thurman’s actions.
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Austin
U.P
W. D. Thurman
Jacks
Sallions
Texas Department of Agriculture
J. FE. McDonald
House of Representatives
Thurman
J. Bryan Bradbury
Abilene
House Board of Managers
Old Mexico
House
McDonald
W. D. Thur
Kansas Helium Plant To Open Again Monday
W T Abbott manager of the Dexter helium plant says the Kansas plant of the Helium Corporation will reopen Monday after a two year shutdown. The Thatcher Colp plant remains closed for now due to government sales restrictions and improvements in non rigid airship bags that limit gas escape.
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Winfield, Kas
W. T. Abbott
Dexter, Kas
Kansas
Helium Corporation
Abbott
Thatcher, Colp
Hunters greet opening of duck and geese season in Texas
Houston reports record regulated season with nine hour daily limit from 7 A.M. to 4 P.M. Hunters face stricter rules including three shells, plug guns, and magazine limits. Licensing and federal stamp required. Early season turnout low as many hunters seek spots with fishing, and geese Mallards are scarce along the Gulf Coast.
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Geese
Andy Anderson
Houston Press
Houston
U.P
Texas
Gulf Coast
Port Arthur
Three Hundred Pickets Clash With 90 Guards
In Barbeton Ohio a tense reopening of the Ohio Insulator Co plant drew about three hundred strike pickets clashing with a guard contingent of gas guns and clubs. Tear gas and smoke drove back protesters as the company moved to reopen after a nine week shutdown, with bricks coal and heavy vehicles used against guards and vehicles at the gate.
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Barbeton
Ohio Insulator Co
U. S. Probe of Shipping Is Under Way
Washington November 20 The Justice Department has begun a probe into a West Coast shipping group seeking prosecution of the International Longshoremen’s Association.
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U. S
Washington
Justice Department
West Coast
Raids Ordered On All Texas Gaming Houses
Austin telegrams report state director L. G. Phares of the safety department ordered rangers to raid all detected gambling houses in Texas arresting operators and patrons. The move follows a Fort Worth raid that produced a no bill from the Tarrant County grand jury and requests a grand jury testimony from an undercover witness.
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L. G. Phares
State Department of Safety
Fort Worth
Tarrant County Grand Jury
Phares
Dist
Will Parker
Grand Jury
Seaman Confesses Kidnapping Lindbergh Baby
John Lapea, a seaman who confessed to kidnapping the Lindbergh baby, was ordered committed to Mercy State hospital at Utica for observation in Little Falls New York.
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Little Falls
N. Y
John Lapea
Mercy State Hospital
Utica
Firestone Footwear Co. Sold to Rubber Products Group
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. announces the sale of its subsidiary Firestone Footwear Co. to U S Rubber Products Inc, controlled by U S Rubber Co. The purchase price is reported at slightly under 3 million dollars.
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New York
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Firestone Footwear Co
U. 8. Rubber Products Inc
U. 8. Rubber Co
Allreds Go Hunting in Davis Mountains Trip
Gov James V Allred and wife with their eldest son Jim Boy left Austin for a week hunting vacation in the Davis Mountains. This marks their first break since taking office and they plan to be away about seven days.
Amarillo Weather Forecast and Temperature Extremes
Forecast for Amarillo and area calls for fair conditions tonight and Thursday, with a slight warming trend and a low around 33 degrees. West Texas sees fair skies and warmer temperatures, north portion warming tonight and east portion Thursday. New Mexico also fair with a warmer east, and frost likely in the southwest tonight. Temperature extremes over the past 24 hours ended at noon today: high 58, low 29.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
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Jack Welter
Joe Rosenthal
Midwest
Diredawa
Ras Nasibu
Jijiga
Henry W. Bagley
Dolo
Makale
Bruno
Jafsie Condon
U.S
King Features Syndicate, Inc, International
H. G. Wells
Bradbury
Rangers
Seaman
State Hospital
Firestone Firm
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