Beer Bill Move Sparks Wine Bloc in Congress
The report notes a wine bloc forming in Congress to demand that light wines be legalized with any Volstead Act修改, with Hearings set for December 7 and a House vote targeted by January 1. Speakers and sponsors seek bipartisan support and swift action in the beer legislation push.
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Washington
Congress
Hawley
Oregon
Ways and Means
House
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Missouri
John N. Garner
Ways and Means Committee
Collier
Hastings
Delaware
Long
Prohibition
Roosevelt relaxes before program talk at Warm Springs
Franklin D. Roosevelt, resting at his White Cottage, plans rest before meeting Democratic leaders to map the coming Congress agenda. He plans a swim in curative waters and will dine Thanksgiving with patients at the hospital he helped found, in informal surroundings.
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W. G. Ragsdale
Warm Springs
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Bullington Vote Tops 304000 in Texas Ballot Count
Dallas Nov. 25 U.P. The Texas Election Bureau tally shows Orville Bullington Republican leading governor race with 304 866 votes from 194 complete counties. Miriam Ferguson Democrat has 501 194. George Armstrong Independent 815. Presidential totals: Hoover 85 329. Roosevelt 623 744. Bullington's overall share 37.79 percent.
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Dallas
U.P
Orville Bullington
Texas Election Bureau
Bullington
Miriam A. Ferguson
George W. Armstrong
Hoover
Roosevelt
Germany Faces Presidential Cabinet as Hitler Seeks Power
Berlin November 25. The Reichstag was summoned for December 6 as Hitler's Nazis clash with President Hindenburg over forming a new cabinet. Hindenburg declined to name Hitler chancellor, prompting talk of a presidential cabinet and continued political crisis. Hitler denounced officials as plotting against him and urged continued struggle to overthrow the present system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
U.P
Reichstag
Hermann Goering
Adolf Hitler
von Hindenburg
Paul von Hindenburg
Ludwig Kaas
Hitler
Franz von Papen
Japan approves record 1933 34 budget despite warnings
Tokyo November 25 with Manchuria pressure the cabinet approved a 2,239,000,000 yen budget for 1933 34 the largest in Japanese history. The deficit for the year starting April 1 1933 stands at 897,000,000 yen and will be funded by bonds. Baron Seinosuke Goh, president of the Japan Chamber of Commerce, commented before the announcement.
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Glenn Babe
Tokyo
Japan
Manchuria
Seinosuke Goh
Japan Chamber of Commerce
Train Smashes Schoolbound Car Killing Five in Athens
Five people died when a freight train struck a car carrying children bound for school in Athens Georgia. Dewey Wilson 36 and his two sons Lanier and George Noble Wilson perished at the scene. Sarah King 12 Terrell King 9 and Kate King 7 were injured or died later. The crash occurred at a country road crossing as Wilson was taking children to school.
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Athens
Dewey Wilson
Farmer
Lanier Wilson
George Noble Wilson
Sarah King
Terrell King
Kate King
Commerce
Wilson
Ernest King
Amarillo Ranger bidistrict game date still undecided
Amarillo and Ranger school officials report no definite date or venue for the bi district football game. W A McIntosh attends a state teachers convention in Fort Worth while Blair Cherry travels from Ranger to confer with Eck Curtis and other Ranger officials. Amarillo clinched District 1 with a 14 to 0 win over Lubbock and Ranger claimed District 2 by edging Breckenridge 3 to 0.
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Amarillo-Ranger
Npt
W. A. McIntosh
Fort Worth
Ranger High School
Blair Cherry
Ran
Ger
Eck Curtis
Ranger
Ranger School
Amarillo
Lubbock
Breckenridge
Today By Arthur Brisbane column excerpt in transit
The Globe prints a Brisbane column note as he travels from Las Vegas New Mexico toward the western desert. The piece muses on flying money, a future race of aviators, and encounters with Norma Talmadge on the train and reflections on high school girls in Fort Madison Iowa.
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Arthur Brisbane
America
Globe
Brisbane
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Atlantic
Pacific
Arizona
Fort Madison
Iowa
Mississippi River
Santa Fe
St. Mary’s Square
Venice
Norma Talmadge
Miss Talmadge
Wheat sinks to new Chicago low amid Liverpool news
Chicago November market report notes wheat prices hitting a new all time low on the Chicago Board of Trade as adverse Liverpool news spurs a rush to dump December stocks. Corn and oats slipped marginally.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Amarillo Weather Forecast Summary
Fair tonight and Saturday with cooler conditions. West Texas also sees fair skies and colder north areas. New Mexico reports fair weather tonight and Saturday with slight warmth in the west and south central portions. Temperatures reach 34 to 66 degrees by 1 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
China Rejects Lytton Plans for Manchurian Talks
Nanking reports China finds direct negotiations proposed by the Lytton Commission unacceptable. C. T. Wang warns that failure by the League of Nations could sow seeds of a new world war. The Commission urged four instruments including special administration, treaties on interests and non aggression.
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Nanking
China
Lytton Commission
Japan
League of Nations
C. T. Wang
Lyttons Commission
Mexico Opposes Hoover Disarmament Plan
Mexico registers opposition in a letter to the league secretariat during Geneva sessions. It finds the land armament cut of one third unacceptable and the police force plans unsatisfactory. It favors increasing defensive powers and abolishing tanks heavy mobile guns bombing planes and chemical warfare while supporting naval tonnage cut to one third and limiting submarine tonnage to 35 000 tons for all nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Switzerland
Mexico
League
Robbers Force Pair Into Safe After Bank Job
Two roughly dressed men robbed the First State Bank in Cedar Hill Texas and escaped with 1500 dollars after forcing R. H. Carrell the assistant cashier and Rev. L. B. Trone the Cedar Hill Methodist pastor into the bank vault. It was about 15 minutes before officers were alerted.
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Cedar Hill
Dallas Co
Tex
First State Bank
R. H. Carrell
L. B. Trone
Cedar Hill Methodist Church
Free Tickets for Old Fiddlers Contest at Municipal Auditorium
Mason King, manager, announced free reserved tickets for the Old Fiddlers Contest to be held December 9 at the Municipal Auditorium. Admission includes a 10 cent federal tax. prices are 40 cents balcony 50 and 75 cents main floor. Proceeds go to the Amarillo Fat Stock Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Auditorium
Mason King
Globe News
Amarillo
Seek School Beauty Mysteriously Lost On Shopping Tour
Miss Bernadine Odell 24 year old Oklahoma A and M beauty queen candidate vanished during a shopping trip in Tulsa on Wednesday night. Claremore classmate Miss Kathleen Majors reported Odell left the bus depot by telephone saying she would take a bus to Claremore for a holiday visit. Police and officers in four Oklahoma cities searched all night buses and depots but Odell remains missing.
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Tulsa
Oklahoma
Bernadine Odell
Oklahoma A. & M
Odell
Trinidad
Colo
Kathleen
Majors
Claremore
Miss Majors
Midway
Pito Gualto
Gualto
Pito
Union Push Aims to Unionize Chain Stores
The AFL convention instructed officers to plan immediate unionization of all chain store employees. The move, led by Michael Duffy and backed by Amalgamated Meat Cutters, targets large chain stores amid concerns over the influence of big organizations on labor.
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Cincinnati
American Federation of Labor
Michael Duffy
Indianapolis
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workers of North America
Hod Carriers and Common Laborers’ Union
Sterling Veto Leaves Texas Truck License Bill in Limbo
Gov. Ross Sterling refused to sign a bill freeing farmers from truck chauffeur licenses after a recent accident involving Rep. Pat Dwyer’s car. The crash, in which the governor was injured, prompted Sterling to demand general driver licensing for all who operate a vehicle.
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Austin
U.P
Ross
Sterling
Texas
Pat Dwyer
Dwyer
Patricia Farley Exhibits Notable Smile Similar to Gloria
Patricia Farley, a newer film actress, presents a striking smile in an Associated Press photo, drawing comparisons to Gloria as observers note the resemblance.
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Patricia Farley
Gloria
Associated Press
Final Preposition Fear Scouted by Educator
Memphis Tenn November 25 Educator Dr C A Lloyd of Biltmore Junior College Asheville NC sharply attacked the view that starting a sentence with and but is bad English He says many so called rules are not upheld by readers and such phrases as it is me who are you looking for go slow are acceptable in good colloquial use
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Memphis
Tenn
C. A. Lloyd
Biltmore Junior College
Asheville
N. C
National Council of Teachers of English
Police Trail Path of Loot In Chase Across City
Police chase leads to recovery of stolen tires tubes guns and gear from a Goodyear plant burglary. Officers Yielding Grays pursue a fast car dumping belongings as two suspects are arrested and others held for robbery with firearms.
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Leo Yielding
Curtis Grays
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
East Sixth Avenue
Sixteenth Avenue
Fillmore Street
Seventeenth Avenue
Monroe
Tire and Rubber Company
California
Jack Lewis
H. G. McDuffee
Bert Hamilton
Lewis
McDuffee
Jungle illness blamed for actress condition
Edwina Booth the blonde star of Trader Horn is seriously ill from tropical disorders contracted in the African jungles. For seven months she has been confined to her mother's home as doctors puzzle over her symptoms and the sun’s rays and jungle insects are cited as causes.
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Talmadge
Constance
Norma
Nata
Hollywood
Edwina Booth
Trader Horn
Josephine Woodruff
Remains in coma in Mexico City as Calles wife dies
Senora Leonora Liorente de Calles wife of General Plutarco Elias Calles remained in a coma in Mexico City as brain tumor illness persisted. She had been gravely ill for months and at death’s door today.
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Mexico City
Senora Leonora Liorente de Calles
Plutarco Elias Calles
Senora Calles
Britain Cannot Meet 95 Million Debt Installment, UK Press Says
London reports two major British newspaper groups allied to declare Britain cannot pay the 95.5 million dollar debt installment due December 15 to the United States. The Daily Mail and Beaverbrook papers warn the burden may force tax rises and outline four possible payment methods, all deemed impractical.
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Herbert Moore
London
Lord Beaverbrook
Lord Rothermere
United Today
Great Britain
United States
Britain
France
Italy
Shylock
Daily Mall
Rothermere
Beaverbrook
Daily Mail
France Delays Dec 15 Debt Payment Decision
Paris reports premier Herriot says no Dec 15 payment decision yet and cabinet will meet today and Saturday to decide. Brussels notes Belian government to discuss Hoover war debt note with France and Britain before acting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Washington
Herriot
United Press
Brussels
Besian
Great Britain
Hoover
Debtors May Pay December Installments in Their Currencies
Hoover proposes debt payments in native currencies to sidestep gold or goods transfers. Congress leans toward no new moratorium or agency, favoring currency payments if debtors request. England owes 95 million dollars for December under the plan.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress
Mr. Hoover
England
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Milipino
W. J. Morris
Frank Johnson
Bernardino Bonita
Jimmy Gimmez
William Tanador
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