Soldiers Take Over Tientsin
Japanese army authorities seized control in North China to block Chinese efforts to overthrow the autonomous northern government in Hopei. Troops encircled Tientsin and Peiping rail hubs, halted freight traffic on key lines, and dispatched trains and ships to secure strategic points amid tensions with central Chinese authorities.
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United Press
Tientsin
Navy
U.P
Autonomous
Hopei
Chiang Kai-Shek
Tokyo
China
Japan
Fengtai
Peiping
Peiping-Tientsin
Yangtze River
Tientsin-Pukow
Peiping- Hankow
Yin Ju-Keng
Railway Bureau
Chinwangtao
Shanhaikwan
Yin Ju-Kene
Associated Press
Shanghai
North
Cadets Stage Battle in Rio
Federal troops quelled a swift revolt by cadet units in Rio de Janeiro. Barracks at Vermelha were blasted by aerial bombs and guns. 12 dead, 30 wounded, 230 rebels captured. Authorities evacuated civilians as sugar loaf mountain watched. Prestes linked communist plot cited by A Manha.
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United Press
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
New York
U.P
Vermelha
Urea
Minas Geraes
Botafogo
Natal
Santos
Bahia
Rio Grande Do Sul
A Manha
Luis Carlos Prestes
Vargas
Carlos Prestes
National Liberation Alliance
Revolutionary Committee
Getulio Vargas
Manha
Prestes
Soft Graphite Will Scratch Hard Steel
Harvard University announces apparatus reaching 1,000,000 psi, matching earth’s depths. New pressure chamber and rotating pistons produce unprecedented high stresses, melting ice above boiling point and revealing new forms of matter.
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Cambrige
Mass
Harvard University
Mitter
Harvard
P. W. Bridgman
Turkey theft racket cracked after multiple county raids
Five youths jailed in Potter and Armstrong counties admit thefts of turkeys and chickens from farms across Randall, Carson and Potter counties. Sheriff Bill Adams says felony charges will be filed. clues traced to a used car lot operated by Harvey Southworth. Feathers found in a trunk helped link suspects to the crimes.
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Bill Adams
Potter County
Armstrong County
Claude
Adams
Elmer Culpepper
Elmer Tatum
Wesley Carbell
Joe Fundenberry, Jr
Frank Brown
O. W. Moore
Harvey Southworth
Southworth
Randall
Armstrong
Carson
Potter Counties
T. G. Walker
Washburn
Amarillo
J. E. Broaddus
Randall County
Rice Millers Win In Court Fight On AAA
Chief Justice Hughes signed an injunction blocking government collection of processing taxes from eight Louisiana rice millers who won Supreme Court review of their injunction case. The order requires deposits for September and later months to the New Orleans Federal Reserve Bank in a joint account for the millers and Rufus W. Fontenot until the court rules.
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Washington
U.P
Charles Evans Hughes
Louisiana
Supreme Court
New Orleans
Federal Reserve Bank
Rufus W. Fontenot
Parachute descent smoke screen hides Russian officer
A high Russian officer used a secret device to create and release a portable smoke screen during a parachute descent. The piece suggests sharp politicians rise on smoke while the Globe-News ads remain transparent as crystal, attributing a sale reason to a pawned rug at 412 Polk.
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Globe-News
Polk
Britain seeks abolition of subs and limits on battleship size
London reports a strong British plea to abolish submarines and curb battleship calibres at the naval conference opening December 6. Britain pushes for a 25 000 ton battleship ceiling while the United States favors 35 000 tons. The delegation includes Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin Foreign Secretary Sir Samuel Hoare and First Lord Sir Bolton Fyres Mon-sell.
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United Press
London
U.P
United States
Stanley Baldwin
Samuel Hoare
Admiralty
Bolton Fyres-Monsell
Ethiop town evacuated as Italian advances tighten grip
Edward W. Beattie reports from Addis Ababa that about a thousand white Italian troops evacuated Makale and returned toward Adigrat, leaving the garrison mostly native Askari. Ethiopians cheer, hoping Italians pull back to protect northern communications as penalties tighten on Italy per League of Nations expert brief.
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Edward W. Beattie
United Press
Addis Ababa
Makale
Adigrat
Eritrea
Italy tightens air patrols over strategic zones
Rome dispatch reports 1935 civil aircraft movements over key Italian targets and Libyan Egyptian Sea sectors, signaling heightened airspace surveillance. UPI summary notes, with page reference ETHIOP Page 9.
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United Press
Rome
U.P
Italy
Drivers Will Get Lessons
Amarillo police will subject speeding and reckless drivers to a vivid lesson in sudden death. Virgil Beavers of the identification bureau will display photos of recent crash victims. After paying fines, offenders will view the exhibit showing bloodied, mangled bodies to curb traffic deaths nationwide.
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Garford Wilkinson
Amarillo
Virgil Beavers
Police Department
Identification Bureau
Hitler Defends Jewish Legislation as Bolshevik Shield
Berlin interview with Adolf Hitler cites anti Bolshevik aim behind Jewish laws. He claims Jews are a small minority who have crowded intellectual professions while demobilized officers form an “intellectual proletariat.”
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United Press
Berlin
U.P
Germany
West
Adolf Hitler
Reichstag
Nuremberg
Fuehrer
Reich
Soviet
Russia
John Simons
Anthony Eden
Great Britain
Paul von Hindenberg
Liquor Regulations of Texas Explained
The Globe presents an impartial summary of the Liquor Control Act provisions. Measures guard against nonpackage sales with two way prosecution. Violators face fines jail and possible license loss while permits authorize at least one half pint per sale. Personal transportation from wet to dry areas is allowed for consumption. possession of over a quart in dry regions is restricted.
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the Globe Today
Texas
Amarillo Area Soon Fair With Colder Tonight
Forecasts for Amarillo and vicinity call for fair conditions tonight and Thursday with slightly cooler temperatures. West Texas and New Mexico also expect fair skies and cooler nights. Temperature extremes reached 38 to 44 today as references to local lumber and home services appear in the text.
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Amarillo
West
Texas
New Mexico
Texans Freed From Rum Law Violations in Court Delay
The Court of Criminal Appeals freed 26 people convicted under the old Dean law as the Supreme Court held local option cannot be repealed piecemeal. Gov Allred signaled pardons for first offenders with no other offenses. The Dean law repeal nullifies pending cases and indictments, while the new package sale law imposes misdemeanor penalties. In Elkton Maryland, Iranian diplomat Chaffar Djalal was briefly arrested for speeding but freed when identity and jurisdiction were clarified.
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Austin
Court of Criminal Appeals
Supreme Court
Allred
Criminal Appeals Court
S. H. German
Commission of Appeals
Blue-Eyed Baby Girls and the Pebble of Life
A Miami note from The Globe recalls Arthur Brisbane while Mrs Charles Dana Gibson lends homes to orphans. The column contrasts adoption demand for blue-eyed babies with heredity versus environment, likening a child to a pebble polished into a diamond by nurture.
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Miami
Fia
Charles Dana Gibson
Wrong Driving Traffic Warnings Highlighted
Traffic warnings emphasize speeding and running red lights with reminders to observe regulations. Mentions fines and penalties as part of deterrence and encourages prudent driving behavior.
Best Dressed Selected By American Designers
New York November 27 Mrs Byron Foy daughter of Walter P Chrysler was named the best dressed woman in America by six leading New York designers in response to Paris dress makers world list The panel included Mrs Harrison Williams Dorothy Hale Mrs Gardner Hale Mrs Henry Field Mrs Allan Bryan Jr and Mrs George F Baker among others
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Mary Elizabeth Plummer
New York
Byron Foy
Walter P. Chrysler
America
Paris
Harrison Williams
Howard Linn
Chicago
Dorothy Hale
Gardner Hale
Henry Field
Allan Bryan, Jr
Ann Harding
George F. Baker
John Hearst
Publsher
William Gibbs McAdoo, Jr
Canned Quacks Lack Honest Sex Appeal in Texas Case
Texas proration cuts set daily oil from 1,060,431 barrels with Panhandle quota held at 58,800. Supreme Court weighs quack versus duck in canned decoys amid legal questions on Rule 37 and ad valorem tax discounts. Ducks, drakes, and phonograph calls fuel debate among hunters and officials.
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Austin
Railroad Commission
Texas
Panhandle
Supreme Court
C. H. Brown
Humble Oil & Refining Company
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Rowan Drilling Company
George H. Sheppard
Commission
David Cheavens
Associated Press
Dallas
AAA
Ministers to Lead Amarillo Thanksgiving Services
Amarillo church leaders join at Polk Street Methodist Church for a community Thanksgiving service. Dr. Roy C. Snodgrass of First Christian will preach as 10 o'clock services open with Rev. H. C. Smith giving the invocation. Rabbi Alex S. Wiesel will read scripture from Temple B Nai Israel. Dr. R. Thomsen of Central Presbyterian offers prayers and Dr. G. Yates of First Baptist will deliver the benediction.
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Amarillo
Polk Street Methodist Church
Roy C. Snodgrass
First Christian Church
H. C. Smith
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Alex S. Wiesel
Temple B’nai Israel
R. Thomsen
Central Presbyterian Church
G. Yates
First Baptist Church
Drake Estate Testimony A Dramatic Court Turn
In Chicago on November 27 the Drake Estate promoters faced a dramatic shift as evidence resurfaced in the federal trial of 41 defendants. Austin Hall read a statement from Joseph H. Hauber, a former Spencer Town furniture dealer, who claimed the scheme appeared “spoofy” and suggested a possible fraud. Co-defendants glared as Hauber remained impassive amid murky admissions.
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Chicago
Austin Hall
Joseph H. Hauber
Spencer Town
Francis Drake
Hauber
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