Thanksgiving notes and a storm across Europe
Arthur Brisbane surveys a Thanksgiving season with warnings of a big Atlantic storm in Europe causing destruction in Belgium and loss of life. He notes Hoover’s visit to Latin America and discusses stock markets, General Motors aviation plans, railroad policy, immigration debates, and pursuit of a world court, ending mid-continued column.
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A. Sloan
General Motors
Europe
Kettering
Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Corporation
Judge McCloskey Questioned as Wurzbach Presses Vote
In San Antonio the House Campaign Expenditures Committee questioned Bexar County Judge Augustus J. McCloskey about the November election in the 14th Texas District. McCloskey denied altering returns canvassed by his court which gave him an 809 vote win over Republican Congressman Harry Wurzbach. The hearing touched on discrepancies as Wurzbach pressed for full disclosure of the county canvass.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Bexar County
Harry M. Wurzbach
Augustus J. McCloskey
Congressional
Washington
Associated Pres
Antonio
Congressional House Campaign Expenditures Committee
Commissioners Court
Texas
McCloskey
Wurzbach
Wurz
Schoolgirl Held on Burglary Theft Charges
Ruth Bolling a 19 year old high school senior was ordered held on 3900 bond for two counts of breaking entering and larceny. Her father George A Bolling posted bail as the case moved to the grand jury. She arrived from New York recovering from a nervous breakdown and is alleged to have been involved in a series of burglaries totaling thousands.
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United Press
Brockton
Mass
Ruth Bolling
George A. Bolling
Miss Bolling
New York State
England
France
Aimee Semple McPherson
Los Angeles
New York
Disappearances and Bribery Sweep Hit Early 1940s News
Two major stories surface. In Louisville a missing widow, Ella McDowell Rogers, last seen October 7, baffles police as investigators probe a mysterious disappearance with a janitor suspect and bones rumored in the furnace. In Detroit ten border patrol inspectors are arrested on conspiracy to smuggle liquor and take bribes following an eight month undercover probe.
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United Preas
Louisville
Ella McDowell Rogers
Philip Haynese
Barrington Manor
Border Patrol
Special Customs
United States
Detroit
Baldwin Replies to Britten on Anglo American Naval Conference
Premier Baldwin sent a friendly reply to Representative Britten's proposal for an Anglo American parliamentary conference on naval affairs. The London dispatch confirms the exchange as authoritative and indicates ongoing diplomatic contact.
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Associated Press
London
Baldwin
Britten
Prohibition Boosts Alcoholism Treatment Industry
Dwight Hawaii November 30 reports Martin Nelson, Kelley Institute superintendent, says prohibition shifted saloon business to alcohol treatment. He notes growing institute operations, 12 to 15 facilities nationwide, newly opened Jacksonville center, and 69 to 75 patients treated monthly at the parent campus. He disputes a youth-driven trend and cites average patients aged 38 to 40, with little change in female admissions.
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United Press
Dwight, HI
Martin Nelson
Kelley Institute
United Press Today
United States
Nelson
Jacksonville
Florida
Kelley
Leslie Kelley
Confessed Murder Farm Slayer Anxious About Fate of Mother
Gordon Stewart Northcott confessed to slaying an unidentified Mexican youth on his Riverside ranch and said Sanford Clark aided him. He described burning the head and burying the body in Puente. He feared for his mother, Mrs Northcott, and hinted at other missing youths named in indictments.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Earle Redwine
Riverside County
Gordon Stewart Northcott
Northcott Ranch
Riverside
Northcott
Sanford Clark
Puente
California
North
Geles
Louis
Nelson Wincelow
Pomona
Collins
Winslow Hoys
Young Clark
Extra Session Aim Of Solons
Washington reports a campaign to force an extra session of Congress this summer dominating the lame duck proceedings. Senator Borah backs farm relief and possible Kellogg Anti War Treaty action, while factions debate delaying bills to trigger an early session or waiting for a tariff and farm relief package in a later special session.
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Mrece
Washington
Congress
Senator Borah
Hoover-Curtis
Senate
House
Borah
United Press Today
Elect Hoover
Hoover i
South America
Hoover
Horah Aaye
Former Minneapolis Mayor William H. Eustis Dead at 83
Philanthropist lawyer and former mayor William Henry Eustis died at 83 in Minneapolis Minnesota He had been crippled since age 15 yet built a fortune over 47 years in the city and donated most of his wealth to aid crippled and needy children Department notes his life long aim to help and bring happiness to children.
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Associated Planet
Minneapolis
Chest Workers Press New Push to Raise 10000
Amarillo still needs 10000 to fund charitable institutions for another year as Community Chest workers and directors launch a final drive. The 25000 campaign aims to close soon with a noon Saturday luncheon at the Amarillo Athletic Club. many subscriptions arrive by mail per treasurer Mrs Allan Taylor.
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Amarillo
Amarillo Athletic Club
Allan Taylor
Association
Fatally Hurt In Crash Near Borger
G Morr is 25, of Hope New Mexico, employed by Phillips Petroleum, died in a local hospital from injuries after his motorcycle overturned on a rough road three miles north of Borger. His skull was fractured and the crash occurred last night.
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Borger
G. Morris
Hope
New Moxico
Phillips Petroleum Company
Harris
Bord Wer
Advertising sample for store rental space
A vintage classified notice urges posting in Offices and Business Places for Rent. It touts a weekly rate, highlights features like light, basement, elevator service, and prime location. A well written ad aims to reach nearly 27 000 readers.
Parole Recommended for Former Alien Property Custodian Miller
Thomas W. Miller, ex alien property custodian, convicted in New York for conspiracy to defraud the government, is recommended for parole by the Federal Parole Board. He began an 18 month sentence on April 24 at Atlanta Federal Penitentiary. approval awaits Attorney General Sargent.
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Associated
Washington
Thomas W. Miller
New York
Federal Parole Board
Miller
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Sargent
Allen Property
Twenty-One Arrests Reported By City Police
Police department reported twenty-one arrests yesterday and last night. Most were traffic related with night parking violations. Several alcohol and weapon related incidents occurred including two cases stemming from affrays with fists or knives.
Portes Gil Inaugurated President Of Mexico
Emilio Portes Gil took the oath as provisional president of Mexico and pledged to continue Obregon and Calles policies, with a focus on friendship with the United States. He urged peaceful policies, warned against war, and affirmed Mexico would maintain open doors to foreign workers and capital. About 25,000 attended the inauguration at the national stadium.
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Preea
Mexico City
Emilio Portes Gil
Mexico
Obregon
Calles
United States
National Stadium
Portes Gil
Hutha
Morrow
Third Doctor Called To King George’s Bedside
A third physician was summoned to consult on King George as he remains in grave condition. Sir Humphrey Rolleston joined Sir Stanley Hewett and Lord Dawson of Penn at Buckingham Palace for a full review of the case after a lengthy study. The 11 a.m. bulletin was postponed to afternoon to assess the king’s illness. Outside the palace gates a crowd grew from hundreds to about a thousand as guards were mounted.
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iMy United Press
London
George
Humphrey Rolleston
Buckingham Palace
Stanley Hewett
Lord Dawson of
Penn
Lord Dawson of Penn
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