Ferguson plans return to farming law and journalism
Former Texas governor James E. Ferguson told reporters in Dallas he will devote his remaining days to agriculture law and journalism after Miriam Ferguson retires in January. He plans no further political career and warned a photographer in court he is not on trial while awaiting a foreclosure hearing on a Bosque County farm.
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Dallas
James E. Ferguson
Bosque County
Miriam A. Ferguson
Ferguson
United States
Coke Stevenson
Texas
House of Representatives
Roosevelt
James V. Allred
Allred
Texas sells relief bonds to Snyder syndicate for state aid
The Texas Bond Sales Commission sold 1 million dollars of state relief bonds to a Snyder led syndicate for par and premiums. The 3 percent rate applied to 246 thousand dollars and 3.25 percent to 754 thousand dollars, with a net servicing cost to the state of 160,595 dollars. Proceeds fund December relief efforts under a matching federal program.
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Austin
Texas Bond Sales Commission
A. W. Snyder & Company
Houston
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Snyder
St. Louis
Shreveport
Mahan, Dittmar and Company of
San Antonio
Barbecue Planned For Baptist Convention Delegates
Four thousand delegates to the Baptist Training Service Convention planned a chuck wagon barbecue amid heavy snowfall and cold winds in Lubbock. A committee led by Rev. A C Donath and others was formed to consider convention site invites for 1935 and to nominate trustees and officers for encampment at Palacios.
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Palacios
L. D. Silkerson
Galveston
Neil Ellis
San Antonio
Phillip McGahay
Navasota
J. A. Derrick
Bastrop
Edgar Ratliff
Pecos
Katie Fieser
Paris
Don Covington
Kennedy
C. E.roak
Plainview
Beulah Doerr
Fort Worth
L. A. Carlton
Waco
Snow storms whip Rocky plains disrupt travel nationwide
Nov 30 reports describe heavy snow across the Rockies and plains with 3 to 14 inch mantles in places causing flight halts and traffic accidents. Severe winds in Mississippi and Louisiana injured several and damaged homes, while Rose Bowl plans favored Alabama to face Stanford in Pasadena.
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Kansas City
Rocky Mountain
Plains
Ozark Hills
Missouri
Arizona
Montana
Leadville
Colo
New Orleans
Mississippi
Louisiana
Newton
Miss
West Baton Rouge
Unsettled Texas Weather Drops to Near Freezing
Unsettled weather spread across northern Texas with morning temps near freezing. Readings included Paris 36 Abilene 32 Wichita Falls 33 Berger 27 San Angelo 30 Corsicana 38 Longview 38 Fort Worth 39 as cold air moved in from the south.
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Corsicana
San Angelo
Fort Worth
Paris
Abilene
Plainview
Pampa
Lubbock
Tyler
Texas
Wichita Falls
Berger
Longview
Mrs James M Shelton Dies at Bravo Ranch Home
Pansy Walker Shelton aged 29 wife of James M Shelton a prominent West Texas and New Mexico cattleman died suddenly at her Bravo Ranch home near Nara Visa New Mexico Physicians from Amarillo had treated her since Wednesday Her husband and family were with her at death Her sister Miss Jo Alice Walker had accompanied her to Fort Worth for a debut at the Assembly Ball
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Pansy Walker Shelton
James M. Shelton
West Texas
New Mexico
Bravo Ranch
Nara Visa
N. M
Amarillo
Fort Worth
Shelton
Lopez Ticket Rush Sets Stage For Weekend Event
Lopez concert and dance start tomorrow with tickets selling fast at City Drug No 1 Polk Street. Wilbur C Hawk organizes the show for Tri State Fair Association. Mail orders go to Miss Lois Black Globe News. Concert in High School auditorium due to Elk Circus. Prices 35 50 75 cents. dance at the Nat 1500 2 stays 50 cents more. Lopez band on WFAA Dallas Saturday night.
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Vincent Lopez
City Drug No
Polk Street
Wilbur C. Hawk
Tri-State Fair Association
Lois Black
The
Globe News
Elk Circus
Lopez
WFAA
Dallas
Student Slain in Lonely Park
Tulsa dispatch reports John Gorrell, 23, a Kansas City dental college student home for Thanksgiving, found shot to death in his car with two bullet wounds. Police label it murder. Gorrell, son of Dr. and Mrs. J F Gorrell, had spent the evening with a student nurse before leaving about an hour before his body was found.
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Tulsa
U.P
John Gorrell
Kansas City Dental College
Gorrell
J. F. Gorrell
Carideo Resigns as Missouri Football Coach
Frank Carideo, head football coach at the University of Missouri, tendered his resignation to the Committee of Intercollegiate Athletics in Columbia. The board adjourned at noon without taking final action on the resignation.
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Columbia
U.P
Frank Carideo
University of Missouri
Committee of Intercollegiate Athletics
Japan Seeks Non Aggression Policy and Naval Reduction
Japan's foreign minister Koki Hirota tells the Diet that Tokyo seeks non menace and non aggression and supports abolishing the ratio principle toward a common upper limit for Britain United States and Japan. He calls for drastic naval reduction to ease future tax burdens. Ribbentrop arrives in Paris to discuss German rearmament and possible return to the League and disarmament talks.
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Tokyo
Japan
Koki Hirota
Diet
Hirota
United States
Great Britain
My United Prem
Paris
Joaquim von Ribbentrop
Germany
France
Fubbentrop
Pierre Lave
Ribbentrop
Laval
Jugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Rumania
Soviet Union
Geneva
Leaguer
Tax deadline rush as split-payment option draws crowds
City county and school tax offices report heavy business as property owners rush to pay the first half of 1934 taxes to gain until 1935, with midnight deadlines and penalties for late payment. Mayor Rogers urges use of split payment option and officials announce mail acceptance for postmarked payments.
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County Tax Department
Ross D. Rogers
Miss Jewell Davidson
George M. Waddill
Perry C. Burks
Suit Seeks 2770 For Oil Well Equipment Damages
Three Early Oklahoma men seek 2770 in damages for equipment and materials used in drilling the Chism No. 2 oil well in Gray County. L. S. Chism of Pampa is named with Shamrock Oil & Gas of Amarillo as a defendant after the well was drilled in Chism’s name then sold to Shamrock. D. L. Kelly and B. M. and O. L. Salyer filed the suit.
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Pasadena
Calif
Alabama
Stanford
Alred Masters
Crimson Tide
Staneford
Thomas’ Boys
Vanderbilt
Indians
Santa Clara
Masters
Palo Alto
South
I&gn Railway Company
Gray County
L.S. Chism
Pampa
Shamrock Oil & Gas Company
Amarillo
D. L. Kelly
B. M
O. L. Salyer
Roosevelt Presses Plan To House Low Income
President Roosevelt advanced a program to construct homes for Americans unable to obtain private loans. He conferred with James A. Moffett who leads the federal loan program while tensions with Ickes over agency control surfaced.
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Warm Springs
Roosevelt
James A. Moffett
Moffett
Ickes
Shocking Crime Sparks Swiss Backlash and Moral Debate
A high profile crime shocks readers as a husband murders his young wife and a clergyman. The incident provokes strong editorial reactions from Swiss and American voices, emphasizing faith, decency, and national reputation. The Globe notes editorials reject any excuse for violence and underscores the harm to religious and civic institutions.
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New York City
The
New York Mirror
Mystery of the babes in the woods solved in Pennsylvania
Authorities identify three sisters Winifred Pierce and Cordelia DeWilla Norra Noakes and Elmor Noakes as the victims found near Carlisle. The killer, Elmor Noakes, is believed to have suffocated his daughters and killed his niece before shooting himself at a shack near Duncanville. A coroner’s clue came from an abandoned auto at McVeytown and initials on a mirror. The Noakes family disappeared two weeks earlier. R A Noakes travels from Roseville to claim the bodies.
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Carlisle
Here
Altoona
Elmor
Noakes
Roseville
Calif
Winifred Pierce
Cordelia
Dewilla
Norra
Duncanaville
McVeytown
Duncansville
California
Watchesa
Teboro
R. A. Noakes
Pennsylvania
Nine Hundred Tax Unit Workers Placed On Duty Status
Nine hundred employees of the alcohol tax unit slated for dismissal will be kept on duty status without pay. Attorney General Cummings submitted the ruling to the treasury, as reported from Washington on November 30.
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Washington
Alcohol Tax Unit
Treasury
Cummings
Inquest Held Over Nelson SLAIN Bandit
Chicago reports a coroner inquiry into the death of George Baby Pace Nelson, rival to Dillinger as public enemy No 1, killed in a gun battle with federal agents. The inquest occurred at Cook County morgue, led by Deputy Coroner Schewel, with notes on Hollis and Cowley deaths. Nelson's body had not been located at the time.
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Sam Tentative Masters
Stanford
Minnesota
Alabama
Pasadena
California
Cardinal
Tiny” Thornhill
Masters
Tide
Wallace Wade
Washington
Wade
Washington State
Indians
Notre Dame
Pittsburgh
Columbia
Chicago
George
Baby Pace) Nelson
John Dillinger
Cook County
Dillinger
Jake Schewel
Frank Walsh
John Butler Butler
Herman F. Hollis
Hollis
Samuel
Cowley
Nelson
Butler
Woman Air Champ Helene Boucher Killed in Crash
Helene Boucher, 26, holder of women’s world altitude and speed records, died in a crash at Guay yancourt aerodrome near Versailles. The accident occurred today, Paris reports state.
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AIR Champ
Paris
Helene Boucher
Guayyancourt Aerdome
Versailles
Let Go And Rent Now For Winter Tenants
Classified weather brief urges readers to rent rooms or houses for winter to avoid vacancy. Promotes Globe News Want Ads reaching 33 000 daily readers and encourages dialing 6262 today for ads.
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Globe and News
Globe News
Dial
Court backs Lindbergh law in Bailey kidnapping appeal
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the Lindbergh Law against kidnapping, denying a new trial to Harvey J. Bailey. The court ruled Congress could regulate interstate commerce, affirming Bailey’s federal conviction for the Urschel case. The decision was written by Judge Orie L. Phillips with Judges McDermott and Pollock concurring.
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Denver
U.P
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Harvey J. Bailey
Bailey
Charles Urschel
Congress
Cardenas Becomes Mexico's Youngest President
General Lazaro Cardenas takes office in Mexico City for a six year term succeeding General Abelardo Rodriguez. Inaugural ceremonies planned at National Stadium to host over 70,000 attendees marking his rise as the nation's youngest president.
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Mexico
D. F
Lazaro Cardenas
Abelardo R. Rodriguez
National Stadium
Cardenas
Michoacan
Fears Money Loss Robbery Ends in Tragic Heart Attack
Joseph Pocius forty lost his life after a purse snatcher grabbed his $150 at a Chicago theater. He chased the thief and collapsed, dying of a heart attack moments after his wife reached him. Local report notes the couple housed at 1900 W. 3rd street.
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Chicago
Joseph Pocius
Death by Own Action Shocks North Texas State
The coroner ruled the death of 16 year old Helen Gardner of Wichita Falls as death by own action at a boarding house in Denton. She bound herself with rope after slashing wrists and ignited towels soaked in rubbing alcohol covering herself. A note and six letters, some burned, were left. she was a junior at North Texas State Teachers College.
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Denton
Tex
Helen Gardner
North Texas State ‘Teachers’ College
Sidney Seagraves
Wichita Falls
H. W. Gardner
Wichita
Paris
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New Georgia Hall
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Lamar County
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King Festores Syndicate, Inc
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