Roosevelt maps social security push and budget limits
President Roosevelt, in conference with Senators Robinson and Harrison at Warm Springs, outlines a quick session focused on future social security. He stresses strict budget limits and opposes a two billion dollar soldier bonus without new revenue. Administration backs a revenue bill to fund expenditures for the coming session.
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Francis M. Stephenson
Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Robinson
Arkansas
Harrison
Mississippi
Italy Denies Extradition Of Plotters In Marseille Murder
Rome defies Yugoslavia by denying France's bid to extradite two alleged leaders of the Ustashi linked to the Marseille assassination of King Alexander. Turin appeals court ruled Pavelich and Kvaternik must not be surrendered. France's demand follows Yugoslavia's charges heard at Geneva, risking worsened Italo Yugoslav ties.
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Rome
Italy
Yugoslavia
Alexander
Marseille
France
Court of Appeals
Turin
Ante Pavelich
Fgon Kvaternik
Louis Barthou
League of Nations Council
Hungary
Austria
Genevia
Pavelich
Ustachi
Croatia
Jail Breakers Suspected in Daring Paris Thefts
Paris Texas November 26 two men who kidnapped Paris police Newt Baker and H R Marks were described as Ambrose Nix and Arthur Gooch who escaped from Holdenville Oklahoma October 25. descriptions pointed to Nix and Gooch. several accomplices were recaptured as fugitives fled north or west.
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Paris
Tex
Newt Baker
H. R. Marks
Ambrose Nix
Arthur Gooch
Holdenville
Oklo
North Texas
Hugo
Okla
O Brien case goes to trial in 47th District Court
Jurors began examining in the trial of Max O'Brien charged with receiving and concealing stolen property. The case is one of three indictments returned by the Potter County grand jury in October. Defense counsel announced ready but motion for continuance was not presented as court opened.
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47Th District Court
Max O’brien
O'Brien
Potter County
Grand Jury
E. A. Simpson
Clifton Mathews
U. S
C. A. Appel
8. T. Pickering
Appel
Lindbergh
Robson
Little June
Search for abandoned car widens in three child's death near Carlisle
Carlisle investigators pursue a lead that the three dead children found on the South Mountains were brought by bus from New England or New York and placed in a car from Harrisburg. Paul White, a Harrisburg bus driver, tentatively identified a photo of a woman found shot near Duncansville as the slain woman connected to the case.
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Carlisle
South Mountains
Cumberland County
New England
New York
Harrisburg
Paul White
Boston
Harry E. McElroy
Pennsylvania State Police
Duncansville
Altoona
Moisture in Panhandle Possible With Light Precipitation
Weather outlook from H T Collman suggests unsettled Panhandle conditions may bring a light shower or snow, with a slight cool down. Amarillo reported .03 inch of precipitation Sunday morning as moisture clouds passed. A 32 degree low followed a five degree drop from the prior Sunday.
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Panhandle
H. T. Collman
Mr. Collman
Amarillo
Post Stratosphere Hop Set for Tuesday
Wiley Post prepared the Winnie Mae and his stratosphere apparatus at Phillips Airport in Bartlesville Oklahoma for an attempt to beat the aviation altitude record. The flight, sponsored by oilman Frank Phillips, is expected to start after 8 AM and finish by noon tomorrow with Post arriving from Chicago.
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Bartlesville
Okla
U.P
Wiley Post
Winnie Mae
Phillips Airport
Frank Phillips
Post
Chicago
St. Louis
Australians on American Tour Visit Texas Wichita
Three Australian fliers Charles Ulm Sidney George Littlejohn and J Leon Skilling began a Texas leg of a round the world trip after overnight rain forced a stop in Wichita. They had flown from Detroit after an Asia Europe Atlantic crossing and weeks touring Canada before reaching Midland Texas.
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Wichita
Midland
Tex
West Coast
Charles T. P
Australia
Asia
Europe
Atlantic
Canada
Escape attempt ends in death at Harlem prison farm
Jimmy Lee Cain twenty from Centerville Illinois was killed and Albert Baggett twenty three from Port Arthur wounded in the leg during an escape attempt at the Harlem state prison farm near Sugarland this morning.
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Houston
Jimmy Lee Cain
Centerville
Albert Baggett
Port Arthur
Harlem
Sugarland
Insull Charges Likely Dropped By Chicago DA
U P reports Chicago officials prepared to drop all further charges against Samuel Insull if Attorney General Cummings does not press for more prosecution. Dwight H. Green’s office says the case may be off the docket. Insull, 75, had just been acquitted in a $143 million mail fraud case. The bankruptcy fraud case involves a $2 million asset transfer from the corporate securities company. Green plans to confer with Cummings in Washington within a week.
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Chicago
U.P
Homer Cummings
U. 8
Dwight H. Green
Samuel Insull
Green
Monarch
Insule
Cummings
Washington
Corporation Securities Company
James R Record elected president of Texas AP editors
James R Record managing editor of the Fort Worth Star Telegram was elected president of the Texas Associated Press Managing Editors Association by acclamation at the Herring Hotel. Allen Merriam re elected secretary. Next year’s convention will be in Dallas with Merriam and John King inviting.
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Texas Associated Press Managing Editors’ Association
James, R. Record
Fort Worth
Globe-News
United States
Curve of Business Rises as October activity grows
The Federal Reserve Board reports the first rise in its business activity index since May, with October at 73 percent of the 1923-25 average up from 71 in September. Textile, steel, and building sectors led the uptick, while government cash inflows bolster the outlook and Christmas buying is expected to lift demand.
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Washington
U.P
Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Board
American Federation of Labor
Sec
Treasury Department
Butler Putsch Charges Spark Congressional Inquiry
New York dispatch reports the House Un American Activities Committee is probing Gen. Smedley Butler's assertion that he was recruited to head a fascist putsch in the United States. Rep. Samuel Dickstein calls the charges rotten and urges explanations from Robert Sterling Clark and Albert Grant Christmas, who are abroad. The panel cites payments to Gerald P. MacGuire and unexplained funds used for bonds and reports on fascist groups, while denying evidence connecting major figures to the plot.
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New York
Congressional Committee On UN- American Activities
Rep
Samuel Dickstein
Gerald P. MacGuire
Butler
Pittch
Robert Sterling Clark
Albert Grant Christmas
Clark
MacGuire
Christmas
Europe
Dickstein
Walter BF
Prew
The
Corn Exchange Bank
Righ
Johnson
John W. Davis
James G. Harboard
Thomas W. Lamont
William Sime
Hanford MacNider
Four Die in Car Crash After Vehicle Knocks Off Road
In Bardwell Kentucky a car left the road and settled in four feet of water. two women and a man died. The victims were Bam Graves 48 Ballard County deputy sheriff and residents of Wickliffe Annie Cole 20 and Willie Ire land 40.
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Bardwell
Bam Graves
Ballard County
Annie Cole
Willie Ireland
Wickliffe
SUGGESTS CUT IN ALLOWABLES OF ETEX FIELD
Gordon Griffin a petroleum engineer for the state railroad commission recommended at the oil proration hearing in Austin that the allowable production in the East Texas field be reduced from 34 percent of capacity to 3.45 percent. He urged that the field not exceed 400000 barrels a day at any time.
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Austin
Gordon Griffin
State Railroad Commission
Texas
Edison Electric Institute Declares War on Power Plan
The electric power industry faces a federal assault as agencies oppose the administration program. Edison Electric Institute, representing about eighty percent of U.S. power interests, authorizes actions to test constitutional limits on government use of public funds to eliminate private capital investments. Thomas N. McCarter, EIIs president, leads the response.
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New York
Edison Electric Institute
Thomas N. McCarter
Amarillo Area Weather Update Tonight and Tuesday
Partly cloudy conditions with unsettled and slightly cooler temperatures tonight through Tuesday. West Texas sees partly cloudy skies with warmer southeast areas tonight, then cooler Tuesday. New Mexico also reports partly cloudy skies with little temperature change and a high-low range around 31 to 50.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Sea Serpent War Creeping Across Ocean Claims
Arthur Brisbane reports scientists in Prince Rupert British Columbia claim evidence of a real sea serpent. The piece frames the find as a major international curiosity and notes the topic reflects broader public fascination with the unknown.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Lahire and the
British Columbia
Prince Rupert
B. C
Dr Dunaway Dies In Amarillo At 10:20 This Morning
Amarillo physician Dr BE Dunaway died at a local hospital at 10:20. He had lived in Amarillo 17 years and his funeral plans await arrival of his son BE Dunaway from New York City. A daughter Mrs Reaves Cox of New York City will not attend. He was born in Paducah Kentucky on May 21 1862 and educated at the University of Louisville. He married Khadra Ferguson May 12 1897, moved to Amarillo in 1917, and was a Baptist. The home is at 1509 West Nineteenth Avenue.
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BE. T. Dunaway
Amarillo
BE. O. Dunaway
New York City
N. 8
Griggs & Sons
Reaves Cox
Dr. Dunaway
Paducah
University of Louisville
Khadra B. Ferguson
Murray, Ky
Dunaway
The
Baptist Church
West
Nineteenth Avenue
Endurance Hop Flight Postponed in Oklahoma City
Jean Larene and Marietta Sumner postponed the start of their endurance flight attempt to set a new record in Oklahoma City due to unspecified reasons. Grima Ambulance is listed with contact number Dial 4211 for assistance or updates.
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Oklahoma City
Jean Larene
Marietta Sumner
Robles Nab Suspect Pleads Not Guilty
Oscar H. Robson a former Tucson dance hall proprietor charged with sending extortion notes in the June kidnapping of June Robies pleaded not guilty before U S commissioner Daniel Hurley in Phoenix. His defense seeks bond reduction by arguing his absence from the state at the time of the crime.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Oscar H. Robson
Tucson
Daniel Hurley
U. S
Fernando Robies
Little June
Robson
Department of Justice
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Ko Ko
Amarillo Civic Opera Company
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Junior Philharmonic Club
Mozart Society
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R. B. Masterson
Allen Early
W. B. Stevenson
Viola Wilson
California
Germany
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Associated Press
Berlin
Schutz Staffel
Rechswehr
Hitler
Nix
Gooch
Bill Johnson
Red Hurst
Maudie Lawson
Myrtle
Hurst
Lawson
Tyler
Q. Mitchell
Mitchell
Oscar Caldwell
Durant
Hamilton
Kindig
Raymond Hamilton
Gooch and
Shilo” Scrivner
James C. Wilson
Wilson
Huntsville
Red Cross
W. Ard
Dallas
Palo Duro Canyon
New State Park
Pred Dye
Dean Chenoweth
San Angelo Standard-Times
Timber Creek
Palo Duro Park
Maj. E. A. Kingsley
T. E. Johnson
CCC
R. A. Bomar
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Chamber of Commerce
ST. Paul
Twin Cities
John Meynerd Lhe
Raneie Olen
NEW Deal
Arthur Brisbane
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Globe
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George Barnes
Hollywood
Joan
Norman Scott Barnes
Grima Ambulance
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