Hurley resigns as U S ambassador to China amid foreign service clash
Patrick J. Hurley quits citing sabotage by State Department diplomats who sided with Chinese Communists and imperialist blocs. He charges U S policy abandoned democracy and the Atlantic Charter, warning of a third world war forming as officials fail to uphold core principles.
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Senator Wheeler Warns of World War Risk in Speech
Montana Democrat Senator Wheeler told the Senate the nation backs both Russia and England in a rush toward another world war. He criticized UN policy and U.S. leadership, insisting Russia does not want war and urging a firm stance against appeasement to prevent European enslavement.
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Montana
Senate
Russia
England
Hurley calls for open State Department and policy overhaul
Hurley argues the nation has been divided and prey to lip service from others. He prescribes ending secrecy in the State Department to inform the public and launching a complete reorganization of policy making from lower levels to align economic and diplomatic actions with national leaders.
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Hurley
State Department
Isolationist Leader Urges Peace Conference Backed by Russia
Wheeler, a head of the prewar isolationist faction, urged the United States to show resolve and convene a real peace conference with or without Russia's participation, insisting that those principles must guide actions in her time of distress.
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United States
Russia
Partics
Tragedy Strikes Chelan as School Bus Sinks in Lake
A Chelan school bus with 15 children and driver plunges into Lake Chelan after hitting a roadbound barrier during a snowstorm. One body recovered. seven survivors. divers struggle as frigid conditions hinder search. Heroine Mrs. Glenna Brown saved several children by breaking windows.
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U.P
Lake Chelan
Washington State
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Seattle
Wand Coulee Dam
Henry Davis
Washington
Glenna Brown
Ovho
Amarillo Traffic Court reports sixteen fines in a day
Sixteen motorists paid fines for moving traffic violations in Amarillo yesterday. Names include William N. Roth Edgar Podzenny Alvan Robinson Mrs J C Warnix Mrs Myrtle Wolf Raymond Dean James Walters Clark Rosenbaum Rey F E Davidson Bunyan Lilley Henry Knighten Her D Williams W J Elkins Lester Gordon Robert Cantrell Albert H Harris and others. Total fines reached 266 dollars with many cases listed for running red lights speeding and reckless driving.
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Lamer
Edgar ©. Podzenny
Bushland
Alvan
Robinson
Borger
J. C. Warnix
North Pierce
Myrtle Wolf
Claude
Raymond Dean
Parker
James Walters
Lincoln
Clark Rosenbaum
Vernon
Rey FE. Davidson
North Tyler
Bunyan L. Lilley
van Buren
Henry Knighten
Jackson
Her D. Williams
Panhandle
W. J. Elkins
Monroe
Lester P. Gordon
West Seventeenth
Robert Cantrell
East Sixth
Albert H. Harris
Arthur
Site inspection advances Amarillo coliseum project
A cross‑municipal group inspected land east of the Santa Fe line between Third and Tenth Avenues as a potential site for a combined coliseum and stadium. The plan envisions a downtown adjacent exhibition athletic center with possible underpass widening and a pedestrian overpass.
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Tenth Avenue
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Jack Swan
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Bill Gunn
H. O. Starks
Virgil Patterson
Coliseum Committee
Harvey Allen
S. B. Whittenburg
Wes Izzard
Mr. Tavilor
Thornton's Rapid Rise in Air Corps Ends With Ford Post
Colonel Thornton, once the youngest full colonel in the Army, leaves the Army Air Forces after four years on General Arnold's staff to join Ford Motor Company in Detroit. He built and led a 15 000 strong Statistical Control Division, earning the Legion of Merit for meritorious service from 1942 to 1945.
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Statistical Control Division
Washington
Tex Thornton
Florida
Detroit
Arnold
Headquarters
AAP
Sugar coupon validity changes announced for home canning
The Office of Price Administration announced that the special five pound sugar coupon issued last summer for home canning expires after November 30. Regular Sugar stamp No 38 remains valid until December 31.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
November Weather Promises Fair Skies Tonight and Tomorrow
November continues light moisture with fair weather outlook for tonight and tomorrow. Temperatures run above normal as listed by Neely-Greenhill-Lownars and Russell Stationery Co notes on memo books and price books.
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Nine Jews slain and seventy-five wounded in Palestine unrest
Official reports tally nine Jews killed and at least 75 wounded in yesterday's disturbances in the Jewish area of Palestine. The Jewish National Council announces a half hour work stoppage as mourning. British troops set a cordon around six villages near Tel Aviv then lifted it as they pressed search operations.
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Palestine
Jewish National Council
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Labor Party
United States
Tel Aviv
Weather Outlook for Amarillo and West Texas Regions
The Weather Bureau forecast fair skies with little temperature change through this afternoon tonight and Wednesday. West Texas and New Mexico expect fair conditions with cooler southeast afternoon readings and lows around 15 to 35 degrees. Highs Wednesday range from 50 to 65 degrees with a 24 hour high at 58 and low at 29. Also note an advertisement for kitchen cabinets and house paints from John Maynard Ltr. Co. at 890 W. Sth.
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West Texas
New Mexico
John Maynard Ltr. Co
That’s the Ticket in Accident Reporting
A traffic officer urges immediate reporting of accidents to the police. Prompt reports help determine the cause and assign responsibility, the officer says, stressing that quick action is essential to prevent further harm and improve road safety.
Flights in China Kill U. S. Pilots
Nationalist forces push toward Mukden as 700 American planes fly into China under War Department orders. 11 crashes occur from Kunming to Shanghai amid weather fronts. crews debate risking lives after war. Russians may permit Nationalists to garrison Manchuria with delayed Soviet withdrawal.
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John Mitchell Wins News Tip Contest
John F. Mitchell wins the News Tip prize of 5 dollars for a story about a rabbit that chased dogs Betty Matney. Second prize goes to Betty Matney for a wind demolishing plane at Municipal Airport. Third prize awarded to Bryan Mack for a tale of an unwelcome stranger using an unlocked car.
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