Favors Use As Fuel Light and Carbon Black in Texas Field
Amarillo financier A L Morgan told the Cole Congressional oil committee that restricting natural gas use from the Texas Panhandle field to light fuel and carbon black could curb waste. He criticized stripping plants for gasoline content and urged nine interstate pipelines to secure steady supply, while denying a monopoly by pipeline operators.
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Dallas
Texas Panhandle
A. L. Morgan
Amarillo
Cole Congressional Oil Committee
Morgan
Stanley Marsh
Texhoma Natural Gas Company
Cities Service Gas Company
Texas
Keffer
Byrd Finds Hill Range From Andes
LITTLE AMERICA Antarctica reports a vast new plateau added to the Byrd expedition maps. Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd and Harold June led an eight hour aerial survey covering about 270 miles, noting a flat expanse at 4300 feet that could link the Andes ranges with West Antarctica. The discovery expands American claims east and south of the Edsel Ford range in Marie Byrd Land and may indicate a westward continuation of the Andean system under the southern ocean toward New Zealand.
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Little America
Antarctica
Vin Mackay Radio
Plains of
Kansas
Byrd Expedition
Richard FE. Byrd
Andes Ranges
South America
Harold June
Edsel Ford Range
Marie Byrd Lando
Byrd
Admiral Byrd
Tierra del Fuego
Southern Ocean
Graham Land
West Antarctica
Edselford Range
New Zealand
Freeze Hits Panhandle With Snow and Freezing Temps
Winter unleashed a sharp cold snap across the Panhandle with rains and snow reaching several towns. Snow totals ranged from flurries to up to four inches, with Amarillo likely to see its first snow tonight as subfreezing temperatures persist. Forecaster H T Collman warned of two inches possible but melting quickly as the ground remains warm. A livestock warning was issued for West Texas as officials track the weather impact across the region.
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Panhandle
Plains
Amarillo
H. T. Collman
West Texas
South Plains
Santa Fe Railroad
Levelland
Seagraves
Associated Press
Lubbock
Bledsoe
Texas-New Mexico
Cochran County
Isle Deaths Still Veiled in Mystery
First description of two bodies found on a Galapagos waterless rock links a Parisian, Alfred Rudolph Lorenz, to a Baroness Eloise de Wagner. The other victim, possibly German Robert Philipson, remains unconfirmed. An expedition led by Captain G Allan Hancock and Dr Waldo L Schmitt of the Smithsonian awaits more South Pacific details.
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Los Angeles
Galapagos
Charlies Island
Eloise Bousquet de Wagren
Associated Press
Manuel Rodrigues
Santa Amaro
Alfred Rudolph Lorenz
Paris
de Wagner
Charles
South Pacific
G. Allan Hancock
Waldo L. Schmitt
Smithsonian Institute
Robert Philipson
Lorenz
Griggs Ambulance Ad Offers Free Shirt Pressing
An old newspaper classified ad promotes free services with a Troy driver delivery. It includes a phone number 5265 and a humorous offer of two ties cleaned and pressed at no cost.
Butler's Fascist Plot Crumbles Amid Hearings
Congressional committee probes alleged fascist plot to seize power in Washington. Butler claims 500000 veterans were to march on the capital from Elk Ridge CCC camp with Wall Street backing. witnesses deny charges. Plans included Butler becoming secretary then president, with shifts of power and millions in cash. Authorities say they will summon all named figures as review continues.
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New York
Navy
Congressional Committee
United States
Elk Ridge
Washington
Smedley Butler
Wall Street
Butler
Congressional
Samuel Glazier
Johnson
Gerald P. MacGuire
Col
Grayson Mallet-Prevost Murphy
MacGuire
Thomas W. Lamont
J. P. Morgan & Co
Hugh 8. Johnson
NRA
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Army
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
MacQuire
Clark
Two youths confess in crime spree near Waco
McLennan County officers took written statements from Joe Averett and Roy Curry who confessed to killing Malcolm Stewart of Katy, kidnapping three others and stealing several automobiles. The pair surrendered after four days on the run, saying they feared punishment and had eaten since Sunday.
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Waco
U.P
McLennan
Hill County
Joe Averett
Roy Curry
Malcolm Stewart
Katy
Baylor University
Here
Duke's Bride-To-Be Arrives in Britain
In fogbound Dover England, the Duke of Kent welcomes his bride to be Princess Marina of Greece. The reunion is shown by affectionate kisses and warm greetings as Marina lands with her party. The scene includes the Duke calling her Mara and greeting Princess Nicholas, mother of the bride-to-be.
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Duke
Britain
London
Duke of Kent
England
Marina
Greece
Dover
Nicholas
Mara
Chamber approves spending to aid Roosevelt recovery plan
United States Chamber of Commerce pledges its support to Roosevelt recovery efforts and urges wise spending to prevent unemployment. The note emphasizes spending to aid farmers and create jobs, reflecting Brisbane's commentary on wartime economic policy. A New York policeman is mentioned as a separate incident in TODAY Page 14.
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Arthur Brisbane
America
Globe
Brisbane
Commerce
Roosevelt
Weather Forecast for Amarillo and West Texas
Amarillo and vicinity: partly cloudy and colder tonight with temperatures below freezing. Thursday will be fair. West Texas: fair and colder with freezing or lower temps. a cold wave in the southeast portion tonight. Thursday fair and colder in the southeast. New Mexico: generally fair to night and Thursday, colder tonight. Temperature extremes up to 1 oclock 35 and 37 degrees.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Roosevelt pushes unemployment program before southeastern governors
President Roosevelt called for fullest state cooperation as federal unemployment insurance proposal, part of new relief plans, was presented to governors of the southeastern states. He also disclosed that the administration is formulating a broader relief strategy.
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Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Penney Store Razed in Wichita Falls Fire
Fire destroyed the J C Penney building in Wichita Falls with losses including stock estimated at 275000 dollars. The blaze began before 1 AM and was still burning at 10 AM, with manager M E Hazelton calling the stock a total loss and the cause undetermined.
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Wichita Falls
J. C. Penney
M. FE. Hazelton
Sued Sneeze at It and a Family Heirloom Legacy
A University of Michigan investigation links hay fever heredity to family inheritances. The note adds that no lawyer will sue to claim such possessions for another relative. The Globe News Want Ads promote desirable items, including a pony sale by J. EB. Griges from MIT Harrison.
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University of Michigan
Globe News
JAPAN DEMANDS EQUALITY IN NAVAL TALKS SEE DEADLOCK
Tokyo press reports say Japan remains firm on actual naval equality with the United States and Britain. Ambassador Matsudara and Foreign Minister Bimon pressed a new track in London talks as Yamamoto warned of building ships if equality is denied. Britain counters limits and fortifications are tied to a treaty replacement.
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Mon
Matsudara
Tokyo
Simon
United States
Isoroku Yamamoto
Japan
Britain
Pacific
Great Britain
Fiji
Amau
Aman
London
British Urge New Form of Rule in India
London reports that the joint parliamentary committee on Indian reforms proposes an all India federation of self governing units linking eleven provinces and native states by voluntary entry. The plan maintains British control over defense and external relations via the viceroy, while expanding internal self government.
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London
Joint
Parliamentary Committee of Indian Reforms
British India
Plane crashes into crowd in Bangkok killing five
An airplane struck a car during takeoff in Bangkok Siam today and swept into a crowd causing five deaths and nineteen injuries. Authorities reported the tragedy to be the result of the aircraft failing to gain altitude after departure. Rescue teams rushed to the scene as bystanders gathered amid smoke and wreckage. The incident heightened safety concerns at the city airfield and prompted an immediate investigation by aviation authorities.
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Bangkok
Siam
Ten Thousand Dollar Loot In Hotel Hold Up
Four armed men robbed the Ben Milam Hotel in Houston taking 50 from a cash drawer and $10,000 in unregistered Liberty bonds owned by G H Hamilton. Night clerk F B Hamilton reported seeing the leader, a gray haired man in a brown suit, as officers hunted the bandits.
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Houston
Ben Milam Hotel
G H. Hamilton
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Lst
F. B. Hamilton
Barking Dog Scares Bank Robbers From Texas Bank
A trio posing for gasoline help at night overpowered Night Watchman Joe Ford in Bell’s National Bank, then tied him. Hearing a neighbor’s barking dog, the robbers fled without stealing after gunmen forced Ford to the scene. Storm warnings issued at Pensacola as gale conditions loom for ships in port.
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Bells
Tex
Joe Ford
First National Bank
Ford
Pensacola
Fla
U.P
Government Weather Bureau
Four Die in Ship Collision on Lake Huron
Four crew members of the steamer W. C. Franz were lost after a collision with the Edward E. semis about 30 miles south by east of Thunder Bay Island, Lake Huron. Fourteen survivors were taken aboard the Loomis, which was proceeding south under power. The Franz sank with 18 crew aboard. the Loomis sustained heavy damage to its forward hold as sea was moderate and visibility poor. The Franz, captained by Alex McIntyre, owned by Algoma Central and Hudson Bay Railroad, was 2420 gross tons.
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Alpena
Mich
W. C. Franz
Thunder Bay Island
Lake Huron
Franz
Edward E. Semis
Reiss Brothers
O. K. Falor
Rogers City
Loomis
Sturgeon Point Light
Algoma Central and
Hudson Bay Railroad
Alex McIntyre
Great Lakes Transit Corporation
Dead Tots in Trunk Faces Charge in Brooklyn Case
New York November 21 three infants found in a trunk stored in a Brooklyn warehouse since July 15 1992 led to the arrest of Ruby Clarke 36 of Rocky Road Upper Nyack N Y She identified the trunk as hers and denied knowledge of its contents Clarke told detectives she was married to a man named Mahod and later adopted her maiden Clarke lived at 1000 President Street Brooklyn She taught in Vermont before 1924 and later worked as a bank bookkeeper In custody on a homicide charge Clarke said the trunk held miscellaneous items only and that the lock was defective before storage payments on the trunk and furniture were made The bodies age and sex could not be immediately determined
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Ruby Clarke
Rocky Road
Upper Nyack
N. Y
Lexington Avenue
Brooklyn
Miss Clarke
Mahod
Clarke
President Street
Vermont Teachers’ College
Vermont
Long Island
New York
Lake George
Joseph Donovan
Winter Oil for Remodel and Repair Plans at 1900 W Fourth
John Maynard brokered five gallon winter oil at 1.25 dollars for FMA remodeling and HOLO repair plans at 1900 West 4th.
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John Maynard
Thursday Concert by Amarillo Philharmonic Postponed
The Amarillo Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra concert scheduled for Thursday night is postponed. After a meeting among leaders the conductor Christian Thaulow agreed to delay until the men's division membership campaign ends. The program may be repeated December 13 with guest cellist J Paul Blitz returning. The association aims to finish its roster, now at 209 members.
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Amarillo Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
Wilbur
Waco Mayor resigns amid turmoil in city government
Waco mayor Carl Mason resigns ending the turbulent era in the city manager system. Commissioner John Rheehy expected to be named successor. City Manager N O Hultgren also resigns, recalled officials include Col W C Torrance appointed to replace Hultgren.
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Waco
Carl Mason
John Rheehy
Mason
N. O. Hultgren
Col. W. C. Torrance
43Rd Infantry
National Guard
Hultgren
J. L. Rollins
Rollins
Promises League To End Hostilities
Geneva reports Ramon Caballero Bedoya, Peru's League delegate, pledges immediate cessation of hostilities and demobilization of opposing armies as first steps to end the Chaco war.
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Geneva
Ramon Caballero Bedoya
League of Nations
Extend wheat pact approved for two years in 1935
In Budapest on November 21 the international wheat advisory conference voted in principle to extend the world wheat agreement for two years starting in August 1935. The action preserves the existing framework and commitments among participating nations.
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Budapest
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Downfall
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Fort Worth & Denver
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Isle
Galaph Agos
Griggs Ambulance
Dial
Community Fund
Samuel Dickstein
The
Red Cross
King Femures Syndicate, Inc
Chamber
United States Chamber of
Penney
J. EB. Griges
MIT Harrison
Tsuneo Mataudara
John Bi
India
Liberty
Houston Place
Chicago
Central Republic Trust Company
State Auditor's Office
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Aan “Dawes
League
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