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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1934

Page

8

France withdraws from Saar plebiscite battles

A Paris report claims France nearly withdraws from the Saar plebiscite fight. It says Laval and Hitler reached a possible understanding to avoid pressing anti Nazi sentiments and to halt plans to send French troops. Negotiations over Saar mines and a shift away from League of Nations control are suggested.

Pierre Laval Hitler France Saar Laval Berlin League of Nations Louis Barthou Edouard Herriot National Socialists

Convict Slain in Harlem Prison Break Attempt

In Houston on November 27 two convicts Jimmy Lee Cain and Albert Baggett tried to flee Harlem state prison farm from a corn field into woods. Guards Howell Danford and B. F. Carter opened fire, killing Cain and wounding Baggett. Cain, 20, from Centerville Texas, held 40 years for robbery. Baggett, 23, from Jefferson County, had a 3 year murder sentence.

Houston Liberty Harlem State Prison Farm Jimmy Lee Cain Albert Baggett Howell Danford B. F. Carter Cain Centerville Tarrant County A. N. Owen Harlem Sugarland Illinois Baggett Jefferson County

United States Must Stand On Its Own Feet Says Tanay

Essay contends the U S should act independently in world affairs and resist constant pressure to align with Britain or other powers. It questions Uncle Sam’s habit of seeking others’ opinions before making wartime decisions and urges keeping men and money at home.

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