Pilot Dies Testing New Navy All Metal Plane
Lieutenant George T. Cuddahy, a famed Navy flier, died in a diving test of a British all metal airplane. He reportedly reached two miles before the dive and crashed nose first after 6,000 feet, plowing 10 feet into the earth. Cuddahy, born 1896 in Alto Michigan, held a 1924 seaplane speed mark of 188 mph and flew in the Schneider Cup in 1925. Bonds of Earl and Mrs. Scott were forfeited for slaying Bonnie Turner when they failed to appear for trial in Canadian Texas.
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Associated Press
Washington
George T. Cuddahy
Navy
Cuddahy
Alto
Michigan
A. K. Cuddahy
Grand Rapids
Mich
Texas
Earl C. Scott
Borger
Bonnie Turner
Hutchinson County
Scott
J. H. Robertson
Roy J. Terrell
T. G. Hendrick
Roy R. Abell
Today By Arthur Brisbane Clemenceau Labor Capital and Peace
Arthur Brisbane surveys Clemenceau and the Paris mood on labor and capital seeking peace. He notes the scale of issues and the comparative state of affairs, using 1,000,000 at poker as a symbolic image.
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Arthur Brisbane
Clemenceau
Clemenceau dies as historians note civil service of fierce statesman
Arthur Brisbane cites Clemenceau's lasting service to France beyond religion and calls for justice without questions about faith. The piece previews future historians studying early 20th century society including underworld crime, slot machine cases in Chicago, and Hoover’s pledge to pause wage cuts while prosperity returns.
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Clemenceau
France
Radio Listings for Air Features Tonight and Other Programs
Radio schedule fragment listing NBC CBS and local stations with time slots from 6:30 PM to 9:30 PM. Mentions programs like Piano Twins Concert, Henry and George, Couriers with Henry Burbig, Evening in Paris, and Empire Builders. Includes station codes, frequency notes, and a construction ad at the end by John Maynard Lbr Co.
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WEAF
New York
NBC
KSD
Washington
WwOc
WEBC
KVOO
WSAIL
KOA
WDAF
WOW
KGO
KGW
WGY
WWS
KYW
WSAI
KSPD
WOC
WIOD
KTHS
WSMB
KSTP
WTMJ
WJAX
WHAS
WSM
WMC
WSB
WHK
KOIL
KMOX
WSPD
WGL
WFBM
WKHM
Couriers
Henry Burbig
WADC
WKRC
WGHP
WMAQ
KMBC
WCCO
WDOD
WREC
WKBN
WJZ
NBC Chain
Amos
Andy
Jsm
KDKA
WIR
KWK
WREN
WERC
KSL
Roxy and His Gang
William Robyn
KPRC
WOAI
WBAP
Hoover Ends Conferences On Stimulating Industry
President Hoover, after a meeting with agricultural leaders, concludes a series of conferences aimed at spurring industrial activity and stabilizing business. He plans to continue outreach with spokespeople from manufacturing, railroads, banking, building, and labor sectors to supplement recent discussions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
Jewish Head Recovers After Wounding in Palestine
Norman de Mattos Bentwich Palestine attorney general Recovers from flesh wound after being fired on by a young Arab messenger in government offices Three shots fired only first hit Bentwich second went wild third hit assassin in thigh attacker held Bentwich proud Jewish official in government faced anti semitic voting protests Arab executive demanded his removal
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Associated Press
Jerusalem
Norman de Mattos Bentwich
Palestine
Bentwick
Bentwich
Probe resumes in Eastland lynching case
Eastland County Attorney Joe H. Jones announced that his office will submit another witness list to a special grand jury probing the lynching of bank robber Marshall Ratliff. The panel, resuming after a weekend break, has Telegram assurance of support from Attorney General Robert Lee Bobbitt who said state help is available.
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Associated Press
Eastland
Tex
Joe H. Jones
Eastland County
Marshall Ratliff
Robert Lee Bobbitt
Fire destroys four buildings in Paris Texas
A Paris Texas blaze of undetermined origin wiped out four business structures including the Southwestern Bell Telephone Exchange. Loss estimated at 50 000 to 75 000. Two grocery stores and a drug store burned, another grocery store damaged by a collapsing wall as a bucket brigade contained the flames until the Paris fire equipment arrived.
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Associated Press
Pars
Tex
Southwestern Bell Telephone Exchange
Paris
$6 000 Verdict For A A A Co In Fisk Case
A judgment for $6,000 in favor of the American Automatic Appliance Company was entered in Judge W. E. Gee’s court against Fisk Investment Company. The suit grew from an electrical contract for the Fisk Medical Arts building, allegedly sublet through the Gilsonite Contracting Company of Dallas. The trial last week involved several local firms and an appeal is expected by the investment company.
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American Automatic Appliance Company
W. E. Gee
Fisk Investment Company
Fisk Medical Arts
Gilsonite Contracting Company
Dallas
Chest Fund drive aims to wrap up Tuesday
The Community Chest expects to finish its campaign by tomorrow night as workers and 200 solicitors press on. At headquarters this morning the total reached 25 000, 15 000 short of the annual goal, with Day Nursery singled out for strong support by executive secretary Mrs Anna Taylor.
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C. E. Lambie
Anna Taylor
Woman dies from accidental gunshot wound in Lamesa
Mrs. J. H. Lee wife of Hosea Lee owner of a Lamesa sandwich shop died in a local hospital from bullet wounds. She was accidentally shot last Thursday night during a scuffle over a loaded 45 calibre pistol. The bullet passed through her abdomen.
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Lamesa
Texas
J. H. Lee
Hosea Lee
Lamesa Man Dies of Heart Attack While Hunting
Robert Hillard, 88, died of a heart attack three miles northwest of Cedarlake near here while hunting yesterday. Undertakers hold the body until relatives from Kansas arrive.
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Tex
Robert Hillard
Cedarlake
Here
Kansas
Boy Byrnes fatally shot preparing for hunting trip
In Nacogdoches on January 25 Woodrow Byrnes aged 15 was cleaning a small gun when it discharged Sunday night. He died today from his injuries, authorities said.
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Boy Ee
Nacogdoches
Ene
Mer
Woodrow Byrnes
Dory Vanderden Dies in Home Fire at Longview
Dory Vanderden, 75, a retired locomotive engineer, burned to death when a fire destroyed his Longview Texas home Sunday. His body was found under the dining table. survivors include his widow, a daughter, and two sons.
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Ae Saine
United Press
Longview
Tex
Dory Vanderden
Franze Matriarch Dies at Portales Home
Mrs. Lou Franze, 80, mother of Mrs. Rusha Smith of Amarillo, died at her Portales New Mexico home this morning. Boxwell Bros. Funeral Home attendants left to arrange burial in Portales. Survived by one other daughter and a son.
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Lou Franze
Rusha Smith
Fillmore Street
Portales
N. M
Boxwell Bros. Funeral Home
Smith
Amarillo
Directors to Meet Tomorrow at Cham ber of Commerce
The Panhandle Plains Incorporated directors will assemble at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the Chamber of Commerce offices located at Fifth and Polk Streets.
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Panhandle Plains Incorporated
Chamber of Commerce
Fifth and
Polk Streets
Automobiles for Sale offers reliable used cars for winter
When you have to get out and walk how often has this occurred with the old bus you’re driving now Now is the time to get yourself a reliable car Cold weather is here and winter is coming before it arrives turn to the Automobiles for Sale column and pick out a good dependable closed car Globe-News Want Ads offer many good buys in reliable Used Cars
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Globe-News
Waco Merchant Wins 10000 in Heart Balm Suit
Willard Wigley a Waco merchant won damages totaling 10000 in his alienation of affections suit against Pio Crespi a millionaire Italian nobleman. The verdict after a weekend of deliberation awarded half as actual damages and half as exemplary damages. Mrs Wigley had married Crespi after divorcing Wigley and Crespi divorced his own wife the same day.
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United Press
Waco
Tex
Willard Wigley
Pio Crespi
Wigley
Baby Outwits Purse Snatcher in Chicago
Eight month old Lorraine Glauner foiled a purse snatcher in front of her home. The infant, after a push, fought back with loud cries drawing police. The burglar left with the purse but Lorraine won the exchange as the scene ended with the baby asleep in her carriage with the original $15 intact except 75 cents possibly kept for training.
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Chicago
Lorraine Glauner
Glauner
Mia
Lorraine
Baby
Noted stage actor Raymond Hitchcock dies at 64
Los Angeles November 25 Raymond Hitchcock veteran stage actor and musical comedy favorite died suddenly of a heart attack as he and his wife were returning to their Beverly Hills home from a trip. Hitchcock aged 64 had long been a leading figure in American musical comedy and appeared in films including Red Heads Preferred Money Talks. He was born October 22 1865 in Auburn New York and began on stage in 1890 rising to fame in King Dodo and later The Yankee Doodle Boy.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Raymond Hitchcock
Beverly Hills
Hitchcock
Hollywood
Red Heads
America
Auburn
N. Y
New York
Hope for Life of Texas League Ball Head
Doctors have given up hope for the recovery of J Doak Roberts president of the Texas Baseball League who lies near death in Dallas Texas He has served as league president since 1926 and his illness became acute last week City editor United Press report describes a looming loss for the league and its teams.
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United Press
Dallas
Texas
J. Doak Roberts
Texas Baseball League
Roberts
Texas League
Five Held on Charge of Burning Boy
Five men were arrested on first degree murder charges after indictments accusing them of torturing mutilating and then burning a farm boy and assaulting his sweetheart were returned by the Stone County grand jury revealing the disappearance of Connie Franklin 20 and the attack on Miss Tillie Ruminer 17. Herman Greenway Bill Younger Hubert Hester Joe White and Alex Fulks were jailed in Batesville Newport and Stone County respectively.
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United Press
Mountain View
Ark
Stone County Grand Jury
Connie Franklin
Tillie Ruminer
Herman Greenway
Bill ©. Younger
Batesville, Ark
Hubert Hester
Joe White
Newport
Alex Fulks
Stone County
Man Goes to Trial in Wheat Theft Case
Rich Williams of Armstrong County faces district court trial for allegedly stealing a load of wheat and selling it to a local grain company. The state says he used his sister’s name to collect the money. the wheat was taken from an Armstrong County farmer. Key witnesses include Constable Allen S. Johnson of Amarillo and Sheriff Tom Brunson with Claude deputies.
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Rich Williams
Armstrong County
Wiliams
Allen S. Johnson
Amarillo
Tom Brunson
Claude
Yeomen To Entertain Members on Nov 27
The Brotherhood of American Yeomen will entertain members November 27 at Carpenters Hall with musical and tap dancing numbers followed by dancing. On December 4 a class of 100 candidates will be initiated. State Manager J L Allison and Frank Baylor of Des Moines will be present, per district supervisor W T Dykeman.
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Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Carpenters Hall
Yeomen
J. L. Allison
Frank Baylor
Des Moines
W. T. Dykeman
Officials Park Board Meet in Amarillo Hotel
Newly elected officers and board members of the Palo Duro Park Association met at the Amarillo Hotel this afternoon. Sam Braswell of Clarendon presided as plans were discussed to present concrete recommendations to the legislature in January for a state park encompassing Palo Duro Canyon Caddo Lake and the Davis Mountains. The group aims to submit these to the association’s legislative committee. A letter to the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce from Dp EK Colp chair of the state park board noted pictures of the canyon were provided to Skripp Howard Syndicate and NEA Service, with broad support from South and East Texas chambers of commerce and ongoing letters and telegrams backing the program.
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The
Palo Duro Park Association
Amarillo Hotel
Sam Braswell
Clarendon
Palo Duro Canyon
Caddo Lake
Davis Mountains
Chamber of Commerce
Colp
State Park Board
Skripp-Howard Syndicate
NEA Service
South Texas Chamber of Commerce
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
East Texas
Amarillo
Popejoy of Stinnett 18 Taken In Bank Robbery Case
Terrance Popejoy of Stinnett was arrested at his home and jailed in connection with the faked First State Bank robbery. Investigators say Popejoy and R A Franks planned the heist, with Bert Smith and J W Adams also implicated. Bonds and grand jury action follow as officers recovered $6 601.40, short of the bank report.
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The
Globe
Stinnett
C. O. Moore
First State Bank
Terrance Popejoy
Popejoy
R. A. Franiks
Clem Calhoun
Moore
Calhoun
Bert Smith
J. W. Adams
Franks
Smith
Adams
Popes
Lelia Lake
Gun operator Bert Smith released on bond in Texas
Bert Smith, a prominent Lelia Lake gun operator, waived preliminary trial and was released on a $6,600 bond signed by Griggs Ambulance, as he continued to protest his innocence.
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Associated Preas
Stinnest
Tex
Bert Smith
Lelia Lake
Liberty
Five Hundred Dollar Cheer Check Contest Under Way
The Globe News hosts a Christmas Cheer Check contest with $500 in cash prizes. Four contest pages run Sundays from November 24 to December 15, entries due by 6 pm December 18. Submit all four pages together with clear name and address. copies available at the Globe News office.
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Globe News
News- Globe
Globe-News
Fred’s Jewelry, Inc
Amarillo Urging Designation As Airmail Point at Washington
At a Washington hearing the Inter departmental Committee on airways heard claims from Amarillo and other Southwestern cities to be added to the Southern Transcontinental air mail route. Officials noted post office funds are not controlled by the department and urged Congress to provide needed money. Amarillo cites port facilities and the Western Air Express as proof the Panhandle fits an all-weather route.
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Amarillo
Washington
Associated Press
Committee On Airways
Brown
Post Office Department
Congress
New York
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Tulsa
Dallas
San Diego
New Orleans
Houston
San Antonio
el Paso
Los
Panhandle
Western Air Express
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