Bitter Rivalry Signals Pampa Harvesters versus Amarillo Showdown
A 12 000 plus crowd gathers in Pampa for a high stakes Interscholastic League clash between the Pampa Harvesters and Amarillo Golden Sandstorm. Both teams report players healthy after injuries as Amarillo aims to seal the District 1 title with a tie or victory, while a three way district finish could force a committee decision. The winner advances to face the Oil Belt champion in the first round of the state playoffs.
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Pampa
Amarillo
Panhandle
Sandies
Lubbock
Plainview
Chinese garrison rebels as Japan moves to central autonomy
Reports from Tientsin say 700 Chinese troops at Tsangchow rebelled and march north to join a pro autonomy campaign. The revolt threatens to spark open hostilities as Chiang Kai-shek faces pressure over a proposed autonomous North China under Yin Ju-Keng.
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Earl Leaf Tientsin
Japan
China
Manchuria
Yin Ju-Keng
Hopei
Chiang Kai-Shek
North China
Tientsin
Tsangchow
Here
Shang Chen
Hopeh
Chang Yuen-Tien
Yin Ju- Keng
Revolt Suppressed In Brazil. Communist Link Claimed
Officials said four hundred rebels who seized the steamship Santos surrendered at Natal after fighting left 150 to 200 soldiers dead in four days of clashes. A letter signed by Luis Carlos Prestes, a Communist leader, allegedly proves he instigated uprisings in Recife and Natal. Warships pursued the Santos, feared to head for French Guiana.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Agildo Barata
Luis Carlos Prestes
South America
Prestes
Recife
Natal
Santos
Rio Grande de Sul
Bahia
French Guiana
Price fixing upheld in coal act ruling by DC court
District of Columbia Supreme Court upholds price fixing provisions of the Guffey Bituminous coal control act while invalidating wage and hour sections. The Carter Coal Company seeks injunctions but the judge stays the tax at 11 percent. case to go to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Washington
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Jesse Adkins
New Deal
U.S. Supreme Court
Carter James W. Carter
Carter Coal Company
West Virginia
Carter Concern
King George II Moves to Form Provisional Cabinet
Athens reports King George II moved to form a provisional cabinet after the council of ministers refused to sign a royal amnesty decree for civilians and military personnel jailed following the failed rebellion of last March.
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Athens
U.P
George 11
Council of Ministers
Baptists Seek Court Action Over Immersion Baptism
Twenty two Fundamentalists filed plans to appeal to the Appellate Court to uphold immersion as the only salvation method. Judge Albert H. Manus refused a temporary injunction preventing Pastor David E. Todd from using church property, ruling baptismal practice is an ecclesiastical matter.
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Mount Carroll
Ill
Albert H. Manus
David E. Todd
Thomson
Manus
Amarillo Area Weather Forecast
Fair conditions with clear to scattered clouds across Amarillo and nearby areas. West Texas expects fair weather tonight and Friday with little temperature change. The morning low stands at 32 degrees.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Two Die in Fort Worth Apartment Blaze
Five people perished in an early morning fire that destroyed a two story apartment building in Fort Worth. A woman about 50 a girl of 18 and a boy of 4 were among the dead. one badly burned occupant survived briefly. The blaze believed sparked by a gas stove when Miss Belle Stevens 78 struck a match. Witnesses recounted screams explosions and residents leaping from windows to escape the flames.
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Fort Worth
U.R
Turbeville
Belle Stevens
Vincent Duross
Man Questioned in Slaying of Woman
Victor Harrison Redmond 42, a Washington lunch room counterman, was taken to Upper Marlboro for questioning in the murder of Corinna Loring three weeks after his arrest on a charge of assault and battery on a 12 year old girl at Mt Ranier. Detective Itzel of the Baltimore police led the investigation and arranged the transfer.
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Baltimore
Mt. Ranier
Upper Marlboro
Corinna Loring
Victor Harrison Redmond
Washington
Prince George's County
Elmer H. Miller
Joseph Itzel
Baltimore Police
Loring
Redmond
League Seeks To Drain Gold From Italy by Pay Cash Move
League of Nations subcommittee orders Italy to pay cash for all purchases from sanctions nations to cripple Italy financially. Reports from Asmara Eritrea say Ethiopians massing 10,000 troops in Lake Ascianghi region with 500 tents observed by Italian air reconnaissance. Mussolini vows to strike back against an oil embargo and reinforce Libyan troops if Britain keeps ships in the Mediterranean. War clouds loom over Europe as tensions rise between Britain and Italy.
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League
Italy
Geneva
U.P
League of Nations
Asmara
Eritrea
Lake Ascianghi
Quorum
Mussoline
Paris
Mussolini
Libya
Great Britain
Mediterranean
New Deal Nears Job Goal As Deadline Approaches
The New Deal work relief program totals 4 billion dollars and, with two days until December 1, aims at 3.59 million jobs. Unofficial counts show 3.24 to 3.25 million employed, based on 2,367,242 workers on Nov 16 and Hopkins saying 80,000 added daily. Officials warn relief funds may continue in some states after December 1.
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Washington, Navy
U.P
Harry L. Hopkins
Mayors’ Conference
Laval Receives Deputies Confidence Vote in Crisis Vote
Paris November 28 Premier Pierre Laval won a vote of confidence from the chamber of deputies after the body reconvened from a five month recess The session began amid concerns over France finances and gold reserves Laval proposed the vote to gauge support for government policies amid the financial crisis
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Paris
U.P
Pierre Laval
Chamber of Deputies
France
Laval
Washington's 1789 Proclamation Struck Keynote of Thanksgiving
Washington issued the first national Thanksgiving Day proclamation calling for a day of service and prayer. The document, kept by the Library of Congress, framed thanks to the divine source and sought guidance for a prosperous, constitutional government. The piece notes Washington’s devout, contented stance amid nation-building and references future presidential echoes of his appeal.
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Williams
White Washington
United States
George Washington
Library of Congress
White House
Washington
Plymouth
Mass
Philadelphia
Juanaritleo Pauses for Thanks Needy of Nation Remembered
The piece recalls the first Thanksgiving in Plymouth and notes a 1940s era national observance with 120 million Americans offering prayers of gratitude. It highlights care for the ill unemployed and those in hospitals, jails, or away from home, including service members.
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Juanaritleo
Lyttle Plymouth
Mass
Army
Navy
Thanksgiving Sermon and World News Reflections
The Amarillo city Thanksgiving service at Polk Street Methodist Church focused on "Dare We Express Our Thanks" as Rev R C Snodgrass urged gratitude not as duty but as a dare. He tied the Pharisee and publican parable to modern life and urged penitence and clear gratitude amid global turmoil and war.
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Amarillo
Bradford
New World
Polk Street Methodist Church
R. C. Snodgrass
Firs
Wrong Driving Today’s Traffic Counts and Fines
Traffic report shows speeding and overtime parking incidents with minor counts. It notes arrests and fines while highlighting violations of traffic rules by drivers labeled as not good citizens in the period observed.
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Fe Cc.schocscneve
Federal mediation board balked at Gulf dock strike talks
A U S federal mediation panel failed to proceed as steamship executives refused to attend an executive session hearing on the Gulf coast dock strike that has cost lives since October. Mediation aides Dr George Stocking and Frank P Douglass arrived to assist, with Assistant Secretary Edward F McGrady as the third member. The dispute pits the International Longshoremen's Association against shipowners amid calls for public participation and a held hearing.
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Houston
Federal Mediation Board
Gulf Coast
Steamship Lines
International Longshoremen’s Association
George Stocking
University of Texas
Frank P. Douglass
Oklahoma City
Edward F. McGrady
Frances Perkins
McGrady
Boston
Houston Stock Exchange and Board of Trade Maritime Committee
Stocking
Maritime Committee
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Rebe
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George
Frederick Kuh
London
Europe
Arthur Brisbane
King Features Syndicate, Inc. Internations
Arthur Briebane
America
Globe
Brisbane
Miami
Fla
Great Wall
KSGIV
Boa
Weatherstrip & Caulking
John Maynard Lbr. Co
FHA
Long-Bell Lbr. Co
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