River Road School Faces Principal Ouster
River Road Independent School District trustees seek to remove Principal Thomasson and appoint a new leader. A temporary restraining order blocks Thomasson from serving. Mrs. Blanche Younger takes charge as hearing on a permanent injunction is set for 1:30 p.m. Wednesday.
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W. V. Thomasson
River Road School
Thomasson
W. E. Gee
River Road Independent School District
W. D. Irby
River Road
Mrs. E. T. Raef Taken by Death
Loraine Oliver Raef aged 23 wife of F. T. Raef died at 3 30 this morning at a local hospital. She was a Amarillo High School graduate, daughter of H J Thackery of 1505 East Fifth Avenue. The Raefs wed October 11 1931. Funeral arrangements at Boxwell Brothers Funeral Chapel with services likely tomorrow.
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Loraine Oliver Raef
F. T. Raef
Raef
Amarillo High School
H. J. Thackeray
East Fifth Avenue
St. Francis
Raefs
Minneapolis Moline Plow Company
Boxwell Brothers Funeral Chapel
Weather Outlook For Amarillo And Nearby Areas
Forecast calls for fair and continued cold tonight in Amarillo with Wednesday fair and warmer conditions. West Texas sees fair weather with cooler easterly areas and frost in the southeast tonight. New Mexico mostly fair with colder east portions. Temperature extremes reach 32 to 37 degrees by 14 o clock.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Dallas
Wichita Falls
Texas
Austin
Port Arthur
Houston
Antonio
West
For Rent Want Ads Offer Quick Results
Globe-News advertises rental success stories and urges readers to place For Rent ads. Contact Jean Harper at 626 to craft effective listings with affordable weekly rates and convenient payment options.
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Globe-News
Jean Harper
International efforts to end Washington naval treaty discussed
Japan seeks international support from France and Italy to denounce the 1922 Washington treaty before December 31, which would end it on January 1, 1937, as Paris approves France’s defense budget including navy and aviation funds.
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Associated Press
Japan
Great Britain
United States
Tokyo
France
Italy
London
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
Blame Placed on Breaks in Reservoir Footing
City officials traced leaks in the water reservoir to three major breaks in the footing of the north wall. One break existed due to a joint with no steel reinforcement, and dirt removal during construction of a nearby reservoir caused all breaks to give way. The breaks cluster in the northwest corner and 50 feet south along the north wall.
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Mr. Smith
Pardoned West Texan Mil t Good after 17 years
Gov Miriam Ferguson granted a full pardon to Mill Good who was convicted for the 1923 Seminole hotel double slaying of H L Robinson and W D Allison. He served about 17 years with time served and commutation, with prosecutors and officials endorsing the pardon.
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Austin
Milt Good
West Texas
Miriam A. Ferguson
Good
H. L. Robinson
W. D. Allison
Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association
Seminole
Lubbock
Taylor
Tom Ross
Montana
Ross
Sterling
Amarillo Doctor S. P. Vineyard Seriously Ill in Hospital
Dr. S P Vineyard, a prominent Amarillo physician, is in serious condition at Northwest Texas Hospital. He recently returned from Temple where he was confined in a clinic for two weeks after a prior two week stay in Amarillo.
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S. P. Vineyard
Amarillo
Northwest Texas Hospital
Vineyard
Temple
Dionne Quintuplets Reach Six Months In Health
In Collander Ontario the Dionne quintuplets, now six months old, remain in excellent health according to Dr A R DaFoe their physician who announced the update today.
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Dionnes
Collander
Ont
U.P
A. R DaFoe
Wind Roars Through City Causes Glass Breakage
Naomi Ross, a waitress at the Green Lantern Cafe, was knocked down by a strong gust on West Sixth Avenue near Polk Street and sustained deep cuts. The Newberry store plate glass shattered earlier, with wind damage mainly to windows. trees and billboards also fell as local winds reached 30 mph downtown and 65 mph at English Airport.
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Panhandle
Dalhart
Amarillo
Waynoka
Okla
Clovis
N. M
Boise City
Santa Fe
Felt
Sand Hills
Rock Island Railroad
English Field
H. T. Collman
Associated Press
Panhandle Plains
Pampa
Borger
North Texas
Naomi Ross
Green Lantern Cafe
Oliver Eakle
Miss Ross
West Sixth Avenue
Polk Street
Newberry
Mr. Collman
English Airport
Station Massacre Blamed in Slaying
In Kansas City Missouri police linked the November 27 1933 Union Station massacre to the later killing of Officer Grant Schroeder by Patrolman Myron Fanning. Fanning 23 reportedly feared the June 17 1933 shootings may have caused the deaths of four officers and a federal prisoner.
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Kansas City, Mo
Union Station
Myron FE. Fanning
Grant Schroeder
Fanning
Wiley Post altitude flight called off by weather
Wiley Post's attempt to set a new airplane altitude record was postponed until tomorrow due to overcast skies near Bartlesville Oklahoma.
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Bartlesville
Okla
Wiley Post
Revolt Crushed in Lima Three Cities In Peru
A revolt against the Peruvian government, erupting in three cities, was crushed today. More than 200 rebels are jailed. The report urges support for Red Cross and Griggs Ambulance services.
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Lima
Peru
Witness Testimony in O'Brien Theft Trial Presented
A Forty-seventh District Court jury heard a purported accomplice hearing a theft pact and Max O'Brien signing a statement admitting handling possibly stolen goods. Bob George, a confessed burglar, testified amid defense objections before the noon recess.
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Max O'Brien
Forty-seventh District Court
O'Brien
Henry
Bishop
Bob George
Clem Calhoun
McIntyre Dog Mystery Tied to Texas Collar Swap
New York columnists wife explains a Scotch terrier found in McCamey Texas wore a collar inscribed O O McIntyre 290 Park Avenue. The dog stays home, collar traveled via Gallipolis Ohio where gifts were exchanged. A cousin in Texas borrowed the leash from the columnist’s dog.
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New York
O. O. McIntyre
McCamey
Tex
Park Avenue
McIntyre
Gallipolis
McIintyre
Josephine Mullineaux
Mr. McIntyre
Mark Finfrock
Catherine Mu
Community Chest fund climbs toward new total
The Community Chest stands at 16000 today while secretary Fred DeCoster expects about 26000 by week’s end. Teams have worked all week but pledges are not yet turned in, and many large firms have not submitted employee pledges.
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Fred DeCoster
DeCoster
Armistice Halts Los Angeles Street Car Strike
An armistice ending a three day Los Angeles railway strike with over 50 injured was expected today. Union leaders and company officials agreed to submit the wage dispute to an impartial committee while sporadic outbreaks continued and hopes for an early truce rose.
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Los Angeles
U.P
War talk and yawning peace gaps read in Globe column
Arthur Grisbane writes in The Globe column noting Europe swirls with war talk. Hungary is angered by Yugoslav accusations over King Alexander’s murder, while Germany arms rapidly despite Versailles. England and France fret over rising conflict as Japan vows more warships, challenging Washington conferences.
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Europe
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Alexander
England
France
Germany
Oil quota in Texas is cut as December intake set
The Texas Railroad Commission trimmed state allowance to 936277 barrels daily for December, below the federal quota of 941300. East Texas field output drops to 398160 barrels December 1, with other districts showing minor changes and overall legal production around 957000 barrels on November 23. Burglars later robbed Gulf Refining offices, binding the night watchman Henry Tietzel and taking unknown cash.
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Texas Railroad Commission
East Texas
Panhandle
North Texas
Weaet
Central Texas
East Central Texas
West Texas
Gulf Coast
Southwest ‘Texas
Government
San Antonio
Gulf Refining Company
Henry Tietzel
Revolt at LSU as Reveille staff quits over censorship
At Louisiana State University protests erupt between students and Ben Huey P Long era authorities. The Reveille staff resigns and four editors are allegedly forced out while others quit in protest after censorship orders. A placard reads Killed by suppression as 400 printed copies are burned. Three journalism groups planned protest meetings today.
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Baton Rouge
Ben
Huey P. Long
Kingfish
Louisiana State University
Long
Reveille
James M. Smith
The
D. R. Norman
Abe Micka
State Senate
Norman
Texas Officers Freed After Kidnaping By Oklahoma Fugitives
Paris Texas police officers Newt Baker and H R Marks were abducted by Am brose Nix and Arthur Gooch near Nashoba Oklahoma. They endured hunger thirst and a long march before release near Antlers Oklahoma. Nix led the pair into Oklahoma after a Paris filing station struggle. They were later recovered by Paris officers.
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Tex
Ambrose Nix
Arthur Gooch
Oklahoma
Buzzard Creek
Nashoba
Oklo
Newt Baker
H. R. Marks
Baker
Marks
United Press
Antlers
Gooch
Nix
Hill
Texas
Arkansas
Hughes County
Holdenville
Durant
Vincent Lopez Featured in Big Broadcast in Amarillo Night
Vincent Lopez and his orchestra, stars of the film The Big Broadcast, will perform in Amarillo next Monday night. A concert in the High School Auditorium and a Nat dance follow, with prices from 35 to 75 cents for the concert and 1.50 for the dance. Lopez and his top radio and dance band are booked by Wilbur C. Hawk through the Music Corporation of America.
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Ben Bernie
Vincent Lopez
Lopez
Amarillo
Elks Circus
Lopes
Hts Orchestra
Wilbur C. Hawk
Music Corporation of America
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