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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1935

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China Blames Japan for North China Autonomy Move

The Central Chinese government charges the Japanese army with responsibility for the North China autonomy movement in a protest to Tokyo after Japanese troops seized Gentai railway junction near Peiping. Tokyo officials evasively respond, denying responsibility and citing treaty obligations.

Nanking North China Japan Foreign Office Gentai Peiping Tokyo North China

Roosevelt declares peak of appropriation in Homecoming Day speech

President Roosevelt tells a Georgia audience that the United States has passed the peak of appropriations with rising revenues and no new taxes. He cites 3,125,000 taken off relief and 3.5 million employables returning to work, and discusses debt and solvency versus inflation of the 1930s.

Atlanta Roosevelt Georgia Washington United States

Manila cheers as China Clipper lands in Manilla Bay

The China Clipper completed the first Transpacific airmail flight from Alameda to Manila Bay, arriving at 3 31 P M local time amid wild acclaim. Thousands filled the waterfront as small craft swarmed the bay, causing a four minute delay from the scheduled landing minute.

Manilla Manilla Bay Amarillo Alameda Calif

Show Girl To Forgive Him Gable Show

New York showgirl Della Carroll says she forgives Clark Gable for saying he cannot remember their time together on the Pan American. She claims the two weeks in Hollywood and aboard the liner were real and produced photos of them together.

Lloyd A. Lehreas Washington New York Aquitania Southampton Locarno Room British Foreign Office Della Carroll Clark Gable Gable Hollywood Miss Carroll Pan America

Arthur Brisbane Column in The Globe Talks of Today

The Globe carries Arthur Brisbane's widely read column with opinions from the writer, not the paper. Sunshine and solitude are noted along a southern Florida track where two young pigs roam freely with no fences or locomotive protection nearby.

Arthur Brisbane America Globe Brisbane Florida

To Be Short Of Oil

A U S government report warns the United States will face a petroleum shortage in five to eight years though oil fields won’t exhaust for about 50 years. Geologist L. C. Snider of Cities Service Co and engineer B. T. Brooks signed the pamphlet urging quick development of substitutes like shale and coal recovery to prevent price spikes. Early effects would include rising imports from South American fields.

New York United States The Chemical Foundation L. C. Snider Cities Service Company B. T. Brooks

Rapid Pace in Retail Trade Reported by Dun & Bradstreet

New York November 29 Dun and Bradstreet Weekly Trade Review notes a faster retail pace this week with widening demand for winter merchandise and early holiday gift buying. Christmas savings funds release has intensified interest in retail distribution and purchase activity is already underway.

New York Dun & Bradstreet

Dave Rubin Called to Bed of Ill Mother in Poland

Dave Rubin leaves Amarillo for Europe to be with his gravely ill mother aged 75 near Warsaw. He notes the Panhandle relief drive for German refugees will continue with Rabbi Wiesra as chairman and Dr. R Thomson and Gene Howe as cochairman and treasurer. One third of funds will aid Gentile refugees.

Poland Dave Rubin Europe Rubin Panhandle Alex S. Wiesra R. Thomson Cochairman Gene Howe Amarillo David Dave Warsaw Germany

Youth Injured While Boarding Fort Worth & Denver Train in Amarillo

Eugene Leonard, 23, of Cornig New York, attempted to board a Fort Worth & Denver freight in Amarillo yards. He slipped, his arm caught in a box car ladder, and he was dragged about half a mile before freeing himself. He received medical aid at the Amarillo Potter County health unit.

Amarillo Eugene Leonard Cornig N. Y Fort Worth Denver Leonard Joe Louis Potter County

Son Wounded Mother Arrested in Calibrated Shooting

In Santa Barbara, Jesse Livermore Jr. fifteen, a Wall Street heir, was fatally wounded after his mother fired the shot following a confrontation at their home. Both were intoxicated. Mrs Livermore was placed under arrest at the hospital as a guard watched.

Santa Barbara Calif Jesse Livermore, Jr Wall Street Jack Ross Livermore Ross Neville Ussher D. Nevelle

Edsel Ford Among Best Garbed Men

New York critics name ten best dressed leaders including Edsel Ford Detroit auto man. Other honorees are William Rhinelander Stewart Tony Drexel Biddle Adolphus Busch Marshall Field Isaac Newton Perry Richard K. Mellon Walter Teague and Fred Astaire. Astaire credited for Top Hat influence. Ford praised as perfectly dressed executive.

Tom Hagenbuch New York America Hollywood Fred Astaire Edsel Ford Detroit William Rhinelander Stewart Anthony J. Drexel Biddle Philadelphia William] Goodby Loew Adolphus Busch St. Louis Brewing, Family Marshall| Field Chicago Isaac Newton Perry Tony” Biddle William Goodby Loew Beau Brummel Wall Street

Italy Ready To Fight Big British Fleet

Italy prepares to strike the British Mediterranean fleet if an oil embargo is enacted, with Rome sources warning of possible war. French officials anticipate backing Britain, while Mussolini weighs more drastic moves as Ethiopia front activity intensifies.

Italy Rome East Africa Mussolini Great Britain London Paris Vittorio Cerruti Pierre Laval League of Nations Britain Mediterranean League Laval Cerruti France Pertinax Africa Reuters Harar Walwal Addis Ababa Daggah Bur Jijiga Dageah Bur Gorrahei Jijiga- Harar-Diredawa

Dock Strike Board Transfers Hearing To Gulf Port

The federal dock strike mediation board moved hearings to another Gulf port as steamship company executives refused to attend a closed meeting with striking longshoremen. The action occurred in Houston on November 29.

Houston U.P Federal Dock Strike Mediation Board Gulf Steamship Company

Potter May Benefit From Repeal of Dry Law

The Globe notes the state liquor control act will begin revenue sharing among state county and city leaders after November 16. Pension funds will receive three quarters of an estimated $4 000 000 annual tax and the school fund the remainder. Licenses taxes split four ways among state county and city governments with immediate revenue from taxes on liquor on hand. Section 20 requires inventory and tax payment within 30 days. Liquor taxes range from 80 cents per gallon for spirits to 15 cents for malt liquor and vary by wine strength. See LIQUOR Page 2

Potter County Coun Board of Liquor Control

Two Teachers Vie In President Race

In Texas, John H. Gregory of McAllen and Miss Quata Woods of Dallas vie to succeed C N Shaver of Huntsville as president of the Texas State Teachers Association. Candidates Murray Sly Odessa A W Adams Childress and R C Patterson Denton seek first vice president.

AN Antonio John H. Gregory McAllen Quata Woods Dallas C. N. Shaver Huntsville Texas State Teachers Association Murray Sly Odessa A. W Adams Childress R. C. Patterson Denton B. J. Burton Williamson County T. Y. Shelby Austin H. C. Robinson Detroit R. N. Cluck Cisco

Governor Allred Ends Week-Long Deer Hunters Vacation

Governor James V Allred returned from a week long vacation with his wife and eldest son in the Davis and Chisos Mountains. He joked that if all deer hunters were like him there would be no need for game laws or bag limits. The trip included a visit to the proposed international park site along the Rio Grande.

Austin U.P James Allred Davis Mountains Chilsos Mountains Rio Grande

Relief budget aims for seven billion in 1936 forecast

Democratic leaders plan to cut relief costs by three billion and push toward a balanced budget. House Appropriations Chair James N. Buchanan says Roosevelt may request about one and a half billion for relief in 1936, including five hundred million for public works and the rest to continue the four billion work relief program.

United Press Washington U.P Congressional Congress James N. Buchanan House Appropriations Committee Warm Springs Roosevelt Buchanan

Transpacific flight of the China Clipper sets speed records

The China Clipper completed a 8,000 mile Transpacific leg in 50 hours 4 minutes at 130.4 mph with engines achieving 6,590,000 revelations each and propellers turning 4 320 008 times. Captain Musick led the crew welcomed by President Quezon at Malacanan Palace after the Manila arrival.

San Francisco Edwin C. Musick Antonio de Las Alas Public Works and Communications Roosevelt Manuel Quezon Musick Quezon Malacanan Palace Manilla America Orient Philippine Commonwealth Palace Guam Bay Frank Murphy United States Army and Way Pan-American Airways Orin G. Murfin Frank Parker

Bargain Days End for Amarillo Traffic Offenders

Judge W G Ply at the core poration court declares traffic violators face stiff fines. First offenders for double parking overtime parking running red lights and similar violations now receive harsher penalties. The court will stay open and enforce stricter enforcement on city streets.

Amarillo W. G Coreporation Court

Utility firms with intrastate character exempt under new SEC rules

The Securities and Exchange Commission announced temporary regulations to exempt utility holding companies that are predominantly intrastate in character from Wheeler-Rayburn act terms. The move aims to ease regulatory burdens while preserving national oversight.

Washington Securities and Exchange Commission

Weather Forecast for Amarillo and Nearby Areas

Amarillo and West Texas to see fair skies tonight and Saturday with little temperature change. Low tonight around 34 degrees. New Mexico also fair tonight and Saturday. Temperature extremes today range from 38 to 57 degrees.

Amarillo West Texas New Mexico

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