Cold spell nears Panhandle amid mixed Colorado weather
Eastern Colorado faces ice and snow with clouds and scattered showers and little temperature change. Amarillo and vicinity expect partly cloudy to cloudy skies with showers tonight. Last night 61 and high 77 set regional contrasts while frost records date back to 1903 and 1926.
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Butte
Mont
Winnemucca
Nev
Reno
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Nevada
Amarillo
Marillo
Crystal City
Wink
Texas
Galveston
Murray Raps Wage Control
President Philip Murray of the CIO argued there is no need for federal wage control but supported urgent price control legislation. Ralph Hetzel Jr read Murray's views to the House Banking Committee as Murray recuperates from illness. He warned wage increases do not drive price rises and criticized moves to attack organized labor.
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Washington
Philip Murray
CIO
Ralph Hetzel, Jr
Murray
House Banking Committee
Rules Against Government On Aluminum Monopoly Case
Federal Judge Francis G. Caffey ruled that the government failed to prove monopolization charges against the Aluminum Company of America and was not entitled to injunctive relief. The ruling knocks out one third of the four year antitrust action against Alcoa and co defendants with rulings on conspiracy and restraint to follow.
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New York
U.P
Francis G. Caffey
Aluminum Company of America
Alcoa
Caffey
Milady Beauty Spending Tops U S Consumer Expenditures
Census Bureau estimates show annual U S spending on feminine beauty at about 800 million dollars, with 49 164 587 women 15 and over and per capita beauty spending of 16 dollars. Food expenditure per Capita is 77 20 dollars. John Curtin forms a new Labor cabinet in Australia with defense coordination portfolio.
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Washington
U.R
Milady
United States
Census Bureau
Filibuster Talk On Neutrality Act Changes Sparks Debate
Senate opponents of changes to the neutrality act debated filibuster tactics as President Roosevelt prepared for a White House meeting with Hull Wallace and lawmakers. Senators Barkley Connally George McNary and Austin weigh arming merchant ships and access to combat zones. Myron Taylor, Vatican envoy, to visit the White House tomorrow for briefings.
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Senate
Wilson
White House
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Wallace
Connally
Texas
George
Georgia
McNary
Oregon
Austin
Vermont
Barkley
Myron C. Taylor
Vatican
New York
Nazis Uncover Large Czech Plot Details From Prague Trial
Berlin reports detail the trial of Czech premier Gen Alois Elias amid allegations of a vast espionage, terrorist and propaganda сеть involving hundreds of former Czechoslovaks. Generals Inger and Neumann, and officials including Mayor Otokar Klapka, are named in suspected plots to aid escapes and liquidate German sympathizers.
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Joseph W. Grigg
United Press Staff
Berlin
U.R
Prague
Alois Elias
Czech
Czechoslovakia
Elias
Neue Tag
Inger and
Neumann
M. Schmoranz
Otokar Klapka
Cinka
Hard Luck Boy Faces Lost Dog Strife
Ten year old Louis Young, enduring past bone infection and a long hospital cast, mourns the loss of his dog Micky a black and tan toy Manchester. The child, who previously faced trials with resilience, now sobs that things taste wrong as he searches for his companion.
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Dallas
Louis Young
Micky
Manchester
Louis
Boy Tries To Thumb Ride With President
A CCC boy in uniform stood beside a Duchess County road in Hyde Park when a blue touring car stopped. The driver asked about ownership, the boy replied he did not know, and the boy offered a ride gesture. The car’s unnamed owner, called Bud, said it wasn’t heading to town. The President of the United States then drove away chuckling.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
CCC
Duchess County
Bud
United States
I. C. C. Holds Series Of Hearings Here
The Interstate Commerce Commission is holding hearings this week at the Capitol Hotel. Examiner James C. Cheseldine leads the proceedings with commission members Albert Walker Austin Fred Glass Kenosha Wis R. W. Sharpless Chicago and Glenn W Stevens Madison Wis in attendance.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Capitol Hotel
James C. Cheseldine
Washington, D. C
Albert Walker
Austin
Fred Glass
Kenosha
Wis
R. W. Sharpless
Chicago
Glenn W Stevens
Madison
Weather Outlook for Amarillo and West Texas
Amarillo and vicinity expect party cloudy to cloudy with scattered showers tonight. West Texas and Pecos Valley forecast fair with westward trends. Elsewhere, considerable cloudiness with showers and thunderstorms tonight and Tuesday, little temperature change. New Mexico shows considerable cloudiness and colder north with showers, higher elevations may see snow squalls, clearing Tuesday. south portion remains fair. Temperatures 24 hours ending 6 A.M. ranged from a low of 6 to a high of 17 with today’s noon reading at 77. airport rainfall 1.1 inches.
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Amarillo
Texas
Eight Climbers Start After Parachutist Rescue
A party of eight climbers began up Devil's Tower Wyoming to rescue George Hopkins who parachuted onto a plateau last Wednesday. Rain and snow eased, supplies are dropped by air, and Hopkins awaits rescue amid winds and peril.
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Wyo
U.P
Wyoming
George Hopkins
Kilgore
Kilgore Chamber of Commerce
Hopkins
Jack Durrance
Dartmouth
Merrill McClain
Henry Coulter
New York
Durrance
Ernest Field
Warren Gorrell
Paul Petzhold
Chappel Crammer
Harold Rapp
Denver
A. C. McInnis
South St. Paul
Earl Brockelsby
Rapid City
S. D
George
Dollar a Day for a Good Idea at Globe News
The Ideas Editor at Globe News pays one dollar daily for good ideas. For six months this program has rewarded readers who submit concise ideas under 150 words. Send your proposal to the newspaper for a simple chance at earning a dollar.
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Garbo and Hauser In Reno No Matrimony Hint
Greta Garbo and Dr. Benjamin Hauser visited Reno with no comment on marriage as reporters pressed for an answer. Garbo hid behind a large straw hat while Hauser offered no definitive reply, leaving the question unresolved.
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Reno
Nev
Greta Garbo
Benjamin Gayelord Hauser
Nevada
Garbo
Hollywood
3500 Strike At Texarkana Shuts Red River Depot
New Orleans reports a general strike of 3500 workers at the Red River Ordnance Depot in Texarkana Texas. The building trades union demands recognition and bargaining rights, seeking the same conditions as those at the Lone Star depot. Bryce P. Holcombe will mediate with union and Brown and Root Construction officials. The Texarkana project is valued at 12 million dollars.
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U.P
Red River Ordnance Depot
Texarkana
Tex
Office of
Bryce P. Holcombe
Building Trades Union
Holcombe
Lone Star Ordnance Depot
Brown and Root Construction Company
Red River Depot
Third Transfusion Given Mrs Stevenson
Gov Coke Stevenson of Texas provided the blood for a third transfusion to Mrs Stevenson who has been ill for months. The transfusion followed two earlier ones by Coke Stevenson Jr. After the procedure at a local hospital her condition improved enough for the governor to depart for Lufkin to speak at the Lufkin Forest Festival.
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Austin
O.R
Coke R. Stevenson
Texas
Lufkin Forest
Stevenson
Villagers Become Connected as Chillicothe Exchange Links UTICA
UTICA Missouri residents celebrate telephone line expansion linking to the Chillicothe Exchange. The single old line in the grocery store is replaced by widespread service and phones frequently ring at once, signaling high satisfaction with the new connections.
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Utica
Chillicothe Exchange
Reds Win In Ukraine
British sources said Germany launched a two pronged push toward Moscow from Valdai region south of Lake Ilmen and from Roslavl near Smolensk with signals of progress. Informants tied the drive to Hitler's recent remarks and noted heavy action across the front, including toward Kharkov and counterattacks along the Sea of Azov. Budenny’s forces reportedly recaptured several villages and a road junction in Ukraine while Russians claimed gains against German Romanian Hungarian forces on multiple fronts.
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Roslavl
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Fuen Dinannus
Adolf Hitler
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Hitler
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Donets River
Sea of Azov
Russia
Central
Semyon Budenny
Crimea
Odessa
Pravda
Budenny
Ukraine
Recapture of Nazi Escapee in Ontario Search Continues
Canadian searchers recaptured Fritz Fuchs, 33, one of two German prisoners who escaped from a northern Ontario internment camp Saturday night. Officials said Fuchs was caught far from the camp and that authorities continue to hunt the second escapee, 27-year-old Karl Rudolph, with the rough country still being combed.
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Toronto
Fritz Fuchs
Ontario
Fuchs
Karl Rudolph
Navy battleships and carrier hit in central Mediterranean clash
British forces led by King George V fought Italian naval units near Sicily in a days long engagement. Ark Royal suffered submarine damage and returned to Gibraltar while Nelson was reported badly damaged by an aerial torpedo and routed to safety. The convoy of war materiel to Russia reportedly passed with minimal loss.
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