Hitler Tests His Power At Cabinet Task
President Von Hindenburg gave Adolf Hitler six hours to secure a Reichstag majority for a cabinet headed by a Nazi. Hitler reiterated his claim to be appointed chancellor before Nazis would cooperate. Police cleared a route as thousands of Nazis gathered shouting Hail Hitler while ruling officials weighed the outline of a coalition government.
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Berlin
U.P
von Hindenburg
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Kaiserhof
Franz von Papen
von Papen
Hindenburg
Herr Hitler
Insurance on jobs urged in labor session
The American Federation of Labor executive committee proposed compulsory unemployment insurance funded by employers and state administered. It would cover all workers including non-members, be complemented by a federal law, and operate with a job market via state employment services under federal coordination. Coverage would be funded by at least three percent of payroll, with Ohio referenced in context.
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Incinnati
American Federation of Labor
Executive Council
Federation
Congress
Norris-Laguardia
Council
Ohio
Princess Elizabeth Attends Olympia Meet In Rain
Princess Elizabeth, age six, walks with her parents the Duke and Duchess of York to seats at an Olympia event in London. Report says she remains unaware of future queen duties and is being raised simply, with Queen Mary noting she is always disciplined when naughty.
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Elizabeth
Duke
Manchurian Crisis Deepens As Japan Defies League
Japan rejects Lytton commission findings and refuses to withdraw troops in Manchuria while China vows a broader boycott. Wellington Koo and Yusuke Matsuoka debate the issue at Geneva as Japan risks withdrawal from the League.
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Yusuke Matsuoka
Japan
Wellington Koo
China
League
Base for Ninth Avenue paving to open soon
The base for the Ninth Avenue pavement between Polk and Taylor Streets is completed and the street will soon open to traffic.
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Ninth Avenue
Polk and
Taylor Streets
Hoover Won’t Veto Beer Bill Says Rep Britten
Rep Britten Republican Illinois after a conference with President Hoover said he was “quite satisfied” Hoover would not veto a beer bill. He favors modifying the Volstead Act and proposes a 2.75 percent beer by weight, with safeguards for dry states and others to choose.
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Washington
Britten
Republican
Illinois
Hoover
Capitol
Man Dies in Burger Fire at Borger Home
Clarence Harrison, 35, invalid son of Rev. M. S. Harrison, a retired Christian minister, was burned to death when a two room house burned after a gas pipe leaked. His wife was burned slightly. The fire occurred in Borger this morning.
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Borger
Clarence Harrison
Harrison
Flying record marked by infant Jimmy Young's air time
An eight month old boy, Jimmy Dick Young, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Young, has averaged two hours in the air each month of his life. He will fly home to Kansas City with his father this evening, totaling about 44 hours of flight. The father, once with Transcontinental Western Air here, was due to arrive on the 1 38 plane today.
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Jimmy Dick Young
Frank Young
Kansas City
Mr. Young
Transcontinental Western Air
James
Iggy
Varecha
South Side
Desperate gun battle ends killer Burris career
James Burris, 35, accused of three murders, died by his own action after police and detectives stormed a Mount Crab house. Deputy Capt. Lynn Black was wounded. Burris had fled from Indiana and Iowa, and had faced earlier charges for liquor arrest and murder. A long manhunt and a prison record tied to Missouri and Iowa crimes are noted.
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Cincinnati
James Burris
Mount Crab
Here
Burris
Ohio
Indianapolis
Lynn Black
Hamilton County
Webster
Walker
Indiana
Roy Compaton
Rusk County
Iowa State Penitentiary
Eric Rose
Boone
Missouri
Debts Parley Site Arranged For Hoover Roosevelt Talks
President Hoover and President elect Roosevelt will hold discussions in the Lincoln study at the White House regarding a foreign debts policy likely to extend into the next administration. Roosevelt will stay in Washington through Wednesday for a congressional confab as leaders in both parties anticipate a compromise on debt terms and deferments amid a dramatic week in the nation’s postwar finances.
Jury Hectic Trial Climax Shocks Halts Burglary Case
In 47th District Criminal Court Monday morning the burglary trial of Bob Betty became chaotic as jurors reported being hung. The defense offered no testimony while police and the store owner identified the suspect. Judge Henry S Bishop fined a witness, J A Jones, who later was killed in a weekend car accident near Gilmer.
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47Th District Criminal Court
Bob Betty
Henry S§. Bishop
J. A. Jones
Jones
Gilmer
Mr. Jones
Hilton Patton
Henry
Bishop
Roosevelt to convene with Hoover on war debt talks
President-Elect Roosevelt leaves Hyde Park to travel to Washington for a four o'clock Hoover-Roosevelt conference on war debts. He may meet with Congressional leaders and independent Republicans who backed him, with talks to follow at the White House. He plans to stay in Washington until Wednesday afternoon for Warm Springs departure.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Washington
Hoover
White House
Mr. Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Garner en route to Washington with wife from Uvalde
Vice President-Elect John N. Garner and his wife traveled by train from Uvalde Texas to Washington as Garner reportedly was invited by President Hoover to attend a Wednesday conference with Congress on foreign war debts.
Brisbane on debts and seas trump card in 1920s talks
Arthur Brisbane notes Roosevelt and Hoover discussing Europe's debts at the White House. Justice Minturn proposes land gifts to reduce war debt, while General Mosely recalls Wilson and the idea of building ships off the seas. Ripley adds a graphic on ten thousand dollar gold certificates totaling 400 million. See TODAY Page 3.
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Justice Minturn
New Jersey
Army and Navy Club
New York
Mosely
United States Regular Army
Paris
Woodrow Wilson
Pershing
Wilson
United States
England
Mr. Ripley
What Gobbler Axes for Thursday Menu
Turkey remains the Thanksgiving favorite in Panhandle homes with markets showing 15c per pound and a family of six spending about $1.50 on turkey. Miss Mary Sitton offers a moderate priced menu for six featuring Roast Turkey and sides with a near total cost around $1.50 to $2.50, plus separate prices for bouillon, crackers, vegetables, cranberry, and pumpkin pie.
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Panhandle
Mary Sitton
Potter County
Light Beam Will Carry Voice In Adirondack Experiment
In upstate New York a group of scientists plan a long distance telephone conversation via a powerful searchlight beam from Schenectady to a mountain 25 miles away. If successful, voices will be heard across the beam and returned.
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Lake Desolation
N. Y
Adirondack
Upstate
New York
Schenectady
Los Angeles
Confessed Cistern Slaying Shocks Chicago Suburb
Chicago investigators report a 16 year old, Charles Bertrand Arnold, confessed to beating to death Mrs. Ellen Saxe in Riverside Illinois, after entering her home to borrow a car. The body was found in a cistern behind the house.
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Chicago
Ellen Saxe
Riverside
Charles Bertrand Arnold
Bill Adams appoints seven deputies for Potter County
Sheriff elect Bill Adams released the names of his seven deputies at noon Monday. They include Albert Bivins and Less Whitaker for criminal work, Claude Lenevue for civil, M. H. Cunningham for the 108th District Civil Court, Ivy Wilkinson for the 47th District Court, Gibb Landis as day jailer, and J. C. Vaughn as night guard.
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B. Adams
Potter County
Albert Bivins
Less Whitaker
Claude Lenevue
M. H. Cunningham
108Th District Civi Court
Ivy Wilkinson
47Th District Court
Gibb Landis
J. C. Vaughn
Reconstruction issues relief funds to Texas and Ohio
The Reconstruction Corporation approved relief funds today totaling 110000 dollars for El Paso County Texas and 70000 dollars for Summit County Ohio. The action directs distribution of federal aid to these counties.
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Washington, Navy
Reconstruction Corporation
el Paso County
Texas
Summitt County
Ohio
Amarillo Area Weather Forecast For Two Days
Forecast for Amarillo and vicinity calls for fair skies and warmer temperatures tonight and Tuesday. West Texas and Panhandle expect fair and warmer conditions, while New Mexico sees fair weather tonight and Tuesday with a cooler pocket in the extreme southeast tonight and somewhat warmer in the far east Tuesday. Daytime highs and overnight lows noted include temperatures from 31 to 49 degrees by 1 PM.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Panhandle
New Mexico
Double Parking Focused by Police on Polk Street
Police traffic squad given orders to monitor double parking on Polk Street. A semaphore will be stationed at Thirteenth Avenue and Polk Street as part of a traffic drive. Pedestrian lane to be painted at the intersection and school authorities will be asked to instruct students to cross only in the lane.
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Polk Street
Thirteenth Avenue
Matsuoka Defends Japan At League Over Manchuria Pact
Geneva November 21 Japanese Delegate Yusuke Matsuoka challenged the Kellogg pact interpretations used to label Japan guilty in Manchuria. He insisted Japan cannot accept any substitute for the Manchukuo government as the league debated the crisis.
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Geneva
W.P
Japan
Manchuria
Yusuke Matsuoka
League of Nations Council
Manchukuo
Matsuoka
United States Senate
Big Oil Land Suit Argued Before Texas Supreme Court
Arguments began in Austin for three West Texas oil land suits worth about 350 million dollars. The combined cases involve vacancies from survey discrepancies in blocks 194 178 and surrounding lands in the West Texas Oil Country. Ralph Yarborough led the state’s argument as the court prepared to issue a single ruling on the Smith Turner California and Whitesides heirs cases.
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Austin
Texas Supreme Court
West Texas
Supreme Court
Smith-Turner
California
R. B. Whitesides
Ralph Yarborough
Gangdom Scrivener Slain at His Notes
New York reports gangster turned author Francis Anthony Fabrizio was killed in his Brooklyn flat as he prepared to finish an expose on the underworld. Surrounded by notes and family, he urged publishers with plans to reveal four hundred underworld figures and their schemes. Ѝ
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Raymond Crowley
New York
Francis Anthony Fabrizio
Underworld
Fabrizio
Brooklyn
Wonderworld
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