Age Defying Child Star Shines With Family Court Aid
Baby June Filmer, aged three, appears in Los Angeles court with sister Joy as her film contract and studio appearance details are approved. In Washington, D C, House leaders may invoke caucus rule to press repeal of prohibition, with Republicans split and a judiciary panel to act by Saturday. In Texas, Third Court of Civil Appeals schedules a hearing on an appeal by V Allred challenging highway contracts amid a funding dispute tied to Ferguson era state finances.
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Los Angeles
Associated Press
Cecil B. Dickson
Washington
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House
Senate
House Judiciary Committee
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Austin
Third Court of Civil Appeals
V. Allred
Texas Highway Commission
Militant Labor Fight For Short Week Seen
A militant drive by the American Federation of Labor for a 30 hour work week gains momentum after Green’s speech. The plan calls for a six hour day five days weekly and wage maintenance, with the federal government leading by example to reduce unemployment and dismantling of industry questioned. Green argues the nation must choose between dismantling industry or expanding opportunity for workers.
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U.P
American Federation of Labor
Congress
William Green
Green
Jury in Del Rio murder case deadlocked after long deliberations
Norma Shearer, very versatile. See TODAY Page 3 WOMAN'S JURY HUNG DEL RIO TX Mov 29 A P The jury in the murder case of Mrs. Sharp 21 accused in the poison death of Telefus Sharp was reported deadlocked at 10 A M today after having deliberated since late yesterday.
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Tex
Family slays and self after cash shortage in New Jersey
In Elizabeth New Jersey Archibald MacCullum, 48, a cash ier for Lorillard Tobacco, shot his wife Elizabeth 42 and their son William 8 to death, then killed himself. County Physician C A Brokaw found no doubt the family was slain by the husband and father amid a cash shortage motive.
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N. J
Lorillard Tobacco Company
Archibald MacCullum
C. A. Brokaw
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Riots in LWOW Poland injure 200. shops attacked
Police from nearby towns aided amid anti Semitic rioting in LWOW Poland. About 200 persons were injured with 89 hospitalized after nationalist students smashed Jewish shop windows and attacked people on the streets. Similar disturbances last weekend caused one student death and injuries to several students and laborers.
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Lwow
Poland
U.P
East Texas field top oil allowable set at 325000 bpd
Austin Nov 29 The Texas Railroad Commission fixed a top production allowable of 325000 barrels daily for East Texas oil field. The plan blends per well bottom hole pressure and acreage, with two thirds of the top allotment to wells and one third to pressure and acreage. Per well limit set at 37 barrels daily until formulas finalized, replacing the prior 40 barrel rate. The order takes effect Dec 1 and expires April 1 next.
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East Texas
Texas Railroad Commission
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United States
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Beasley Wits Rates On Panhandle Grain
Amarillo miller J N Beasley told a joint Interstate Commerce Commission and Texas Railroad Commission rate hearing that the Texas Panhandle supplies 75 percent of Texas wheat and 85 percent of grain sorghum. He praised Amarillo as the best Southwest shipping point for grain inspection, cited market losses from rate changes, and noted Galveston exports previously curbed sorghum overproduction though tariffs have reduced the market.
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Lindbergh Baby Kidnap Case In Active Court of Inquiry
Trenton New Jersey November 29 The Lindbergh kidnapping and murder case has entered its most intense search phase under Col H Normans Schwarzkopf head of the New Jersey state police Police say only Schwarzkopf and a core team remain in active pursuit while federal agents have the case open but inactive A half dozen troopers are assigned to the Lindbergh investigation and reports fill filing cabinets Political stakes ride on Schwarzkopf as Gov Moore faces an impactful gubernatorial race.
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Bronx
Schwarkopf
A. Harry Moore
Moore
Youth pays a fine for row with mentor at Canyon
Dutch Oberst pleaded guilty to fighting with L. T. Barksdale, a high school football coach, who was slashed with a razor in Canyon. The justice of the peace fined Oberst $15 after a brawl witnessed by over ten people over suspending three players on the eve of a Thanksgiving game with McLean for the district championship. Oberst denied inviting the coach downtown and said Barksdale was the aggressor. physicians reported the coach improving.
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Dutch Oberst
L. T. Barksdale
Oberst
McLean
Barksdale
Ford Shows Remarkable Recuperative Ability
Detroit November 29 physicians at Henry Ford Hospital reported the 69 year old industrialist underwent hernia and appendicitis operations and had a restful night. A bulletin said he passed the critical post operative infection period and would need ten days more rest to complete recovery. Pulse temperature and respiration were normal, illustrating his strong recuperative powers.
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Henry Ford
Mild-Mannered Diamond Dick of Thrillers Is 63
NORFOLK Neb November 29 Diamond Dick real name Dr Richard Jerome Tanner 63 today mild mannered medical practitioner recalls the frontier rifle and pistol feats behind the dime novel hero He says he never killed a man and his notable stunts include a record breaking horseback ride from Lincoln Nebraska to New York City without changing horses.
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Neb
O.R
Diamond Dick
Richard Jerome Tanner
Dr. Tanner
Lincoln
New York City
Pilgrimage to Alcott Shrine Marks Centenary Birth
In Concord Massachusetts an Alcott shrine visit recalls Louisa May Alcott born at German town Pennsylvania on November 29. The Orchard House hosts pilgrims recalling the Little Women author whose life spanned in Boston Concord and childhood recalls. Millions read Little Women worldwide and publishers note ongoing demand despite expired copyright.
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Amy
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New England
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Concord
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Reduced Ticket Prices For Fiddlers Contest in Amarillo
Advance sale of tickets for the Old Fiddlers Contest at Municipal Auditorium includes two for one plus 10 cent tax. Seats at The News Globe office cost 75 and 50 cents, balcony seats 40 cents. More fiddlers entered for 1932 championship. Harmonicas and square dance contests scheduled. Profits go to the Amarillo Fat Stock Show in March.
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News~Globe
Amarillo
Debt Talk Dominates Europe As Britain Plans Note
London reports a special cabinet meeting to decide on Britain's second note seeking postponement of the December 15 payment. Prime Minister MacDonald aims to delay the 95.55 million debt to the United States while France weighs policy and postponement for 20 million due next month. Buckingham Palace slated audience with Ramsay MacDonald. Austria watches, eyeing wider implications for a 43 million conditional loan.
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League of Nations
British Ambassador Lindsay Meets Mills on War Debt Relief
In Washington on November 2, Sir Ronald Lindsay, the British ambassador, and Secretary Mills discussed the ongoing European maneuvering for war debt relief. The talks focused on the American stance and the implications of the forthcoming $95,500,000 payment from Great Britain.
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Ronald Lindsay
Mills
Concert Seats Reserved for Amarillo Orchestra Concert
Amarillo residents reserve seats for Thursday night Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra concert at Municipal Auditorium. Reserve board at City Drug Store 517 Polk Street opens Tuesday morning. New Concert Member class offers two seats for one concert for 1.50, with student and season options. Guest artist Christian Thaulow, Norwegian violinist from Simmons University Abilene, boosts demand for memberships.
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Polk Street
Symphony Orchestra
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Simmons University
Abilene
Thaulow
Spinach not brain food says noted doctor
Dr. Morris Fishbein of Chicago debunks spinach and seafood as brain boosters at a public health forum in Houston. He dismisses food fads and warns that spinach may harm children by clogging the system, calling such ideas for horses and donkeys.
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Houston
U.P
Morris Fishbein
Chicago
Journal of the American Medical Association
Dr. Fishbein
Rush Is On To Pay City Tax Before Deadline
With one day left to avoid penalties, many property owners rush to pay city taxes at city hall. The collection office stays open until midnight Wednesday, November 30. Delinquent payments incur 10 percent penalty and 6 percent interest. checks postmarked by midnight Wednesday are accepted. City officials cite municipal finances and a December budget hearing, noting about 29 percent of 1931 city taxes are delinquent.
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Nall
James Bowen
Bowen
Ross D. Rogers
Rogers
Former Deputy Is Slain Near Home
LUFKIN Texas November 20 Henry Massingill State Highway Department employee was shot and killed near his home as he went to work Archie Popkin a former oil field worker was charged with murder Massingill was shot from an automobile carrying two men He was struck in the head side and hips A member of a well known family Massingill had been a deputy sheriff for several years He is survived by his widow and two children.
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Lufkin
Tex
Henry Massingill
State Highway Department
Archie Popkin
Massingill
Weather forecast for Amarillo and West Texas
Amarillo and vicinity expect fair conditions tonight and Wednesday with little temperature change. West Texas sees similar fair weather and small temperature shifts for tonight and Wednesday. New Mexico also forecasts fair weather with a slight warmup in the extreme southeast tonight. Temperature extremes today through 1 PM reach 36 to 37 degrees.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Tudor acted queerly after son's death in Slaton trial
A. I. Tudor, gray haired Slaton grain and coal dealer, brooded and acted queerly after his son's death in the office of Dr. H. Adams, as J. W. Nesbit testified in the 99th district court this morning in Tudor's trial for slaying Dictor Adams.
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A. I. Tudor
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