Churchill warns Britain on growing German air power
In a House of Commons address on defense Churchill asserts Germany is rearming, with air capability rising toward parity with Britain. He warns a 10 year program to build a stronger air force, notes Britain must face bombardment risk, and urges rapid mobilization and readiness.
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Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Germany
Great Britain
Churchill
Europe
United Kingdom
Britain
Identity claimed in mass slayings mystery in Pennsylvania
State police reported that Larry Carney of Philadelphia identified the slain man near Duncansville as Horace Hughes, a man he knew in San Francisco six years ago. He linked Hughes to a father of three children found with the three girls and tied to the Gettysburg sighting, while no arrests or definite identifications were made.
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Altoona
Larry Carney
Philadelphia
Duncansville
Horace Hughes
San Francisco
Carney
Hughes
Geary Street
William J. Witzel
Voice
Carlisle
Here
H. Elmer Snyder
Cromer
Gettysburg
McElroy
Wilhelm
J. C. Malone
Vallejo
Calif
South Langhorne
Mayor Urges Welcome for Grid Visitors
Mayor Ross D. Rogers calls for a genuine Amarillo welcome as thousands of football fans from Pampa and nearby cities travel for the Thanksgiving Day game. Police, Amarillo High School squads, and a Pampa train will assist visitors arriving at 1 45 pm. the Pampa fans will be escorted to the stadium.
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Pampa
Ross D. Rogers
Herring
Herring Hotel
Santa Fe
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Rogers
F D R Sets Housing Plan Push at Warm Springs
President Roosevelt decides on a federal obligation to aid housing for low income standards, at Warm Springs Georgia, detailing policy aims and timing as part of a new plan.
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Warm Springs
Roosevelt
There Is Good News And Gruesome News In The Nation
Arthur Brisbane notes cheerful signals as Edsel Ford reports Ford sales to rise and prosperity returning from the White House. Florida builds boom with Miami Beach improvements led by Carl Fisher. He recalls Napoleon’s dying quip about Europe and observes California’s improving conditions.
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Henry
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Roosevelt
White House
Napoleon
Europe
California
Thanksgiving Weather Teases Amarillo Panhandle
Weatherman H T Collman predicts a mix of sun and cloud with a small chance of rain or snow in the Panhandle tonight. If moisture occurs it should total only about a tenth to a fifteenth of an inch and fall between midnight and noon, just before the Harvester Sandie game. Cold temperatures endure with a possible low near 30 degrees.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
H. T. Collman
Mr. Collman
Harvester- Sandie
Fog and Wedding Planned for Marina and Kent
London bustle amid dense fog as Princess Marina and the Duke of Kent prepare for their Westminster Abbey wedding tomorrow. They will attend a Greek Orthodox ceremony at Buckingham Palace and honeymoon by train to Himley before continuing to Italy.
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Marina
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Himley
Italy
George
December relief allotments and relief program plans
December relief allotments totaling 130 million dollars were announced by the relief administration for Kansas Oklahoma and Texas. Harry L Hopkins will discuss 1935 relief strategy with President Roosevelt at Warm Springs Georgia and then return to Washington. The surplus relief corporation outlined storage contracts for 38.5 million pounds of cattle hides as a potential relief resource with several firms awarded storage duty.
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Relief Administration
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Harry L. Hopkins
Roosevelt
Hopkins
Warm Springs
Surplus Relief Corporation
Drouth
Bank Robbers Hold Up Lyons Bank For 3500
Three men robbed the Chandler National Bank in Lyons Kansas and fled with about 3500 dollars and two hostages. Cashier W. W. Chandler and assistant cashier Don Davis were marched out at gunpoint to a bandit car parked about a half block away. The status of the hostages was not known at last report.
Hungary linked to Marseille killings in 78 page memorandum
Geneva dispatch reports Jugoslavia releasing a 78 page memorandum with alleged documentary evidence accusing Hungary of terrorism linked to the Marseille killings. The memo presents claims and names involved in the international dispute. Griggs Ambulance, Dial 4911.
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U.P
Jugoslavia
Hungary
Marseille
Death Claims Dr. P. Vineyard with Amarillo ties
Dr. P. Vineyard longtime Amarillo physician died at 5 15 this morning in a local hospital at age 58 after a month of heart trouble and complications. Born February 29 1876 in Lawrence Georgia he helped shape Panhandle medicine and civic life, serving on the Northwest Texas Hospital board as chair and leading Potter and Panhandle Medical Societies. He practiced here since 1902 and was a longtime member of the First Baptist Church. A public notice follows on a child welfare conference in Austin Monday chaired by State Labor Commissioner Chas Poe.
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Amarillo
Temple
Boy Scout Movement
Lawrence
Georgia
Vineyard
Texas
Montague County
Armstrong County
Panhandle
Panhandle Plains
First Baptist Church
Terriory
Northwest Texas Hospital
Potter County Medical Society
Panhandle Medical Society
Austin
U.P
Chas. Poe
Students Eligible To File Essays In Housing Contest
All public school and college students in the Amarillo trade area may compete for cash prizes in the News-Globe essay contest linked to the Better Housing Program of the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce. Entries must be filed with Garford Wilkinson at the News-Globe by midnight December 15.
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Amarillo Trade Area
News-Globe
Amarillo
State Closes Case Against Max O'Brien
The state ended its case this morning after questioning W R Martin and before the defense completed its presentation. Judge Henry and Bishop ruled against admitting W S Uggins testimony about express shipments. The trial noted a signed statement by O'Brien and hinted at a partnership with Julius Grodjeski of the Mission firm regarding purchases of items involved in the alleged burglary.
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W. R. Martin
O'Brien
Clem Calhoun
Henry & Bishop
W.S. “Uggins
American Railway Express Office
Mission Jewelry and Loan Company
Amarillo
Chattanooga Loan Company
Chattanooga
Tenn
Calhoun
Higgins
Julius Grodjeski
Roosevelt halts public lands sales in twelve western states
President Roosevelt issued an executive order temporarily withdrawing all vacant unreserved and unappropriated public lands in 12 western states from settlement location sale or entry. Secretary Ickes said the six month withdrawal aims to conserve grazing lands under the Taylor Grazing Act, affecting Arizona California Colorado Idaho Montana Nevada New Mexico North Dakota South Dakota Oregon Utah and Wyoming.
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Roosevelt
Ickes
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Colorado
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
North Dakota
South Dakota
Oregon
Utah
Wyoming
Matt Kimes Spends Day Branding Calves
Oklahoma City dispatch reports Matt Kimes spent the day branding calves while his life sentence for murder remains on hold. His attorney Bid White, known as the cowboy lawyer, plans a quail hunt with Col Zack Miller and guests, possibly delaying until tomorrow. The party may depart for the 60,000 acre Roscoe Snell ranch in Hughes County.
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Oklahoma City
Matt Kimes
Bid White
Kimes
White
Zack Miller
101 Ranch
Roscoe Snell
Hughes County
Rudy Vallee Kissed at New York Depot in Silly Frenzy
In New York on November 28 Rudy Vallee was repeatedly kissed by a Doberman named Himmel von Reynolds and briefly by an unidentified fan as fans hollered for photos. Vallee, star of the film Sweet Music, was touring with his orchestra after arriving on the Twentieth Century Limited.
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Rudy Vallee
Hollywood
Twentieth Century Limited
Himmel von Reynolds
Dobertman Pinscher
Vallee
Himmel
Eoon
Kissee
von Reynolds
Ringsiders
Sweet Music
Bonus Tangle May Be Solved
Washington news: Pat Harrison, Senate Finance Committee chair, after talks with President Roosevelt at Warm Springs, says a satisfactory compromise on the bonus for ex servicemen in need is possible. He also urges liquor duty cuts, no broad tax rise, immediate old age pensions, no new monetary laws, higher farm prices, and liberal credit to spur recovery.
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Pat Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Harrison
Congress
Pilot bails out as engine dies over Alabama
An Eastern Air Lines pilot bound for Atlanta from Chicago bailed out at 5 o'clock this morning when the motor failed at about eight miles north of Bootlsboro Alabama at 5 000 feet. Pilot R G Bob Chew injured a leg slightly in the landing. The plane caught fire and burned with its cargo.
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Ala
Eastern Air Lines
Atlanta
Chicago
Here
R. G
Bob) Chew
Australians on Way El Paso Flight Path to San Francisco
Flying their twin motor monoplane Capt Charles P T Ulm George M Littleton and J Leon Skipling crossed El Paso at 7 o clock en route to San Francisco then Vancouver B C from where they plan to fly to Hawaii continuing their round the world attempt airmail era navigators report their progress with hopes of completing the grand traverse.
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Charles P. T. Ulm
George M. Littleton
J. Leon Skipling
San Francisco
Vancouver
B. C
Hawaii
RACKETEER SURRENDERS INCOME TAX CHARGES
Dutch Schultz, a New York City racketeer, surrendered to federal authorities in Albany to face income tax charges. He appeared to face an imminent court appearance as the case proceeds.
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Albany
N. Y
Dutch Schultz
New York City
Hungary faces charges over Yugoslav king’s assassination
Belgrade prepared to deposit an indictment with the League of Nations accusing Hungary of aiding and tolerating a terrorist band that assassinated King Alexander of Yugoslavia. The memorandum cites three points: criminals chosen on Hungarian soil, free passage and Hungarian passports, and a year of terrorist activity aided by Hungarian authorities.
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Geneva
Hungary
Alexander of
Yugoslavia
League of Naties
Belgrade
Ted
Hungaran
Weather forecast for Amarillo and West Texas
Partly cloudy with light rain or snow possible tonight and Thursday. Temperatures vary across the region with warmer conditions in the southeast and colder in the west. New Mexico shows unsettled colder weather with snow in the north and east and a partly cloudy Thursday. Temperature extremes reach 31 to 36 degrees.
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Amarillo
Texas
Panhandle
New Mexico
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