Secret Parley Outlines Roosevelt Defense Plan
Washington reports three days of secret talks between the war department and aircraft officials. Proposals call for an army air force of upwards 9,280 planes, a 15,000 plus enlistment increase, 400,000 trained personnel, and a $142 million munitions program. Navy would gain two new 45,000 ton battleships, ship modernizations, five bases strengthened, and additional carriers and ships.
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Washington
War Department
Roosevelt
Congress
Europe
Air Force
Army
Air Corps
Navy
National Guard
Young Rabbi Delivers Thanksgiving Sermon in Plymouth
In Plymouth Massachusetts on Thanksgiving Eve 24 year old Rabbi Samuel F Friedman of Beth Jacob Synagogue spoke from a Christian pulpit, praising shared truths and humanity among Christians and Jews. He called the service a constructive protest against anti semitism and noted the town’s Pilgrim legacy as he urged liberty and pursuit of happiness for all inhabitants.
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Plymouth
Mass
America
Carl Knudson
Church of the Pilgrimage
Samuel F. Friedman
Beth Jacob Syna
Germany
Piligrimas
Four Die in Anti Semitic Riot in Chicago Night Clash
Four men were jailed and a fifth hospitalized after a clash between Silver Shirts and opponents in Chicago. About 150 members tried to disrupt a Silver Shirts rally linked to the American Gentile Association. Fire squads quelled the riot, arresting five. a Silver Shirts member, Johnel Sanders, 34, suffered head injuries and was hospitalized.
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Chicago
Silverahirt Legion
Perna
Silvershirts
Johnel Sanders
Final Arguments in Baker Torture-Abduction Case Prepared
In Olympia Washington attorneys in the Baker torture abduction case worked on final arguments before a verdict. Testimony concluded with Baker recalled to the stand as prosecutors and defense clashed over the evidence in the high profile trial of Dr Kent Wary and three codefendants.
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Baker
Olympia
Wash
Testifees
Kent
Coast Guard
Thanksgiving Eve for Lubbock Westerner Game Attendees
Depression era style note describes many people traveling by car to a football game near Lubbock. Mention of Amarna business hours and a postal service closure with limited deliveries. Overall mood emphasizes quiet gratitude across the city this morning.
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Lubbock
Clasai Amarna
New U. S. Agency Promotes Cultural Bonds at Pan American Parley
The United States plans to showcase the Division of Cultural Relations at the Pan American conference in Lima to emphasize cultural exchange with Latin America. Dr. Ben Cherrington describes culture as the shared pursuit of truth goodness and beauty and outlines momentum between Europe and the Americas as the project aims to broaden North South cultural ties beyond trade.
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U. S
Washington
United States
Lima
Amercan
Uncle Sam
Aima
State Department
Division of Cultural Relations
Norid Zealots
Ben Cherrington
Cherrington
Europe
Latin America
North America
South America
North
Cherringtons
South
Central America
Buenos Aires
Department of International Relations
University of Denver
Foundation For Advancement of the Social Sciences
Rocky Mountain
Petition for Immediate German Trade Embargo Urged
Hundreds of citizen groups petitioned for an immediate embargo on German trade citing anti Semitic campaigns and dismemberment of Czechoslovakia. They urged Roosevelt and Hull to act under section 338 of the tariff act to pressure Germany economically and aid oppressed minorities.
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Washington
U.P
State Department
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
United States
Reich
Put Stop To Itching Kiatra Medicine Ad Card
An advertisement claims Kiatra stops itching and offers a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. It promotes a blue Staront product line and lists prices and a desk address for receipt of money and order details.
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Kiatra
Blue Star
Aston
Tetler
Msc
Hongkong in Path of War Near Canton Front
Japanese forces pulled a pincer toward Canton as 2,000 troops landed on the Pearl River east bank. Chinese refugees streamed into British territory while Chinese regulars and militia held positions along the Canton Kowloon railway. Fighting neared Hongkong, with multiple Japanese advances from Sheklung and parallels to the river delta.
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Hongkong
South China
Canton
Pearl River
Canton-Kowloon
Kwengtung
Sheklung
Chungking
Hankow
Canton-Hankow
Yochow
Yingcheng
Alaska Is Choosy About Population
The Ketchikan Chronicle editorialized that Alaska should be selective about immigration and warned that colonizing Jewish refugees there would fail. It cited Interior Secretary Ickes and others noting political refugees or unemployed Americans are not suited to homesteading and food production in Alaska.
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Ketchikan
Alaska
Ketchikan Chronicle
Ickes
The
Chronicle
Hull Says Isolation No Longer Enough
Secretary Hull told a radio audience that isolation and self-sufficiency are no longer possible and called such policies illusions. He spoke as he prepared to depart for Lima to represent the United States at the Pan American Conference.
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Washington
Psi
United States
Lima
Peru
Hull
Special Services Thanksgiving by Science Churches
Special Services Thanksgiving by Science Churches on Thanksgiving Day at The Mother Church in Boston and branches worldwide invite the public to a service featuring a Lesson Sermon on Thanksgiving. The readings include Psalms 50 14 Deuteronomy 14 1 29 and Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health quotes on compassion and communal blessing.
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Science
Mother Church
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Massachusetts
Mary Baker Eddy
Nazi Envoy Sails To Explain U S Attitude
German ambassador Dr. Hans H. Dieckhoff sailed on the German liner Hansa bound for Berlin to explain the United States stance on Nazi persecutions. He traveled in disguise under the name Herr Rennert, with ship officials finally confirming his presence after a trunk was moved through the lobby.
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New York
U.R
Hans H. Dieckhoff
United States
Berlin
Dr. Dieckhoff
Hansa
Herr Rennert
Lloyd Line
Postmen Aid Disease Fight in Amarillo Christmas Seal Drive
Mail carriers in Amarillo will deliver thousands of letters bearing Christmas Seals to fund tuberculosis work. Postmaster W D DeGrassi explained the seals concept from Danish clerk Einar Holboell, who inspired the annual fundraising stamp adopted in 1907. The Potter County Tuberculosis Association launched the Amarillo campaign, running until Christmas.
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Amarillo
Einar Holboell
W.D. DeGrassi
Copenhagen
Potter County
Estate of Brenda du Frazier Valued at 4 Million Dollars
The estate of Brenda Diana du Frazier, famed debutante, was estimated at $4,051,112 in a surrogate's court accounting. Papers show she earned $133,000 in 1936, while unofficial reports had put her fortune as high as $8,000,000.
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New York
U.R
Brenda Diana du Frazier
Broad Probe of Radio Proposed by Senator White
Washington November 24 A sweeping congressional investigation of radio broadcasting policies was proposed by Senator White of Maine who said he had Democratic support He would seek inquiry into chain ownership and control of stations through affiliations newspaper interest and control of stations granting of superpower permits international broadcasting by government and private agencies patent control and monopolistic contracts and the radio stations responsibility for libel in their programs
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Washington
Senator White
Maine
Hitler Dines Romanian King and Prince at Retreat
At Berchtesgaden Chancellor Adolf Hitler hosted a luncheon for King Carol of Romania and Crown Prince Michael at his mountain retreat. They arrived by special train from Munich and were met by top Nazi officials. Carol was accompanied by two cousins, Prince Friedrich Victor and Prince Franz Josef.
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Berchtesgaden
Germany
U.P
Carol of
Romania
Michael
Adolf Hitler
Fuehrer
Munich
Carol
Prince Friedrich Victor
Franz Josef
Matchmaker James A. Johnson Dies in Shelby
James A. Johnson, age 73, promoter of the 1923 Dempsey Gibbons heavyweight title fight in Shelby, Mont, died yesterday after a life marked by fortunes in land and oil.
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Shelby
Mont
James A. Johnson
Jack Dempsey
Tommy Gibbons
Littell's Liuid Remedy for Skin Irritations Ad
An old ad touts Littell's Liuid a sulphurate compound for itch relief from minor irritations including prickly heat eczema ivy poisoning and chiggers. Sold for over twenty five years at Pool Drug Stores Fox Drug Stores with a 50 cent price.
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Littell
Pool Drug Stores
Fox Drug Stores
Bolero Frock Pattern for Girls by Anne Adams
Pattern 4987 showcases a drawstring bolero style with optional long or short sleeves and a matching bright sash. Available in sizes 6 to 14, fabric amounts listed for dress and bolero. Send fifteen cents for pattern and book details from Amarillo Globe Pattern Department.
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Anne Adams
Belore
Amarillo Globe Pattern Department
The
St. New York
N. Y
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