Plane crash kills twelve aboard United Air Lines mail flight
An eastbound United Air Lines mail plane crashed near Cheyenne killing twelve on board including pilot H A Collison and co pilot Harol Batty. Nine passengers and stewardess Leona Mason are among the dead. The Oakland to New York flight left at 6 25 P M Sunday carrying mail. The plane struck hilltops and nose dived after losing a propeller and engine, with no fire reported.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
United Air Lines
H. A. Collison
Salt Lake City
Harol Batty
Denver
Leona Mason
Oakland
Calif
New York City
Bill Hoar
Collison
United Aidlines
G. H. Miner
Park Lane Hotel
Chicago
H. Mathews, Jr
Pittsburgh
J. Cushing
Los Angeles
Roy R. Baine
Vincent Butler
San Francisco
Juliet Hillman
Crandall
New York
Helen Warren
Cathcart
Portland
Oregon
League council to apply sanctions on Italy over Ethiopia
The 13 members of the League of Nations council excluding Italy unanimously pledged to impose economic and financial penalties on Italy, labeling Mussolini as aggressor in Ethiopia. Amid troop movements and renewed fighting, the U.S. and other powers discussed keeping the Suez Canal open while Japan’s neutrality policies drew comment.
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Geneva
U.P
League of Nations Council
Italy
Council of the League of Nations
Committee of 13
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Rome
The
League
Council
Baron Pompeo Aloisi
League of Nations
Premier Laval
France
Suez Canal Company
Paris
Orient
Britain
Canal Corporation
Roosevelt
United States
Parade Opens Fire Prevention Week in Amarillo
A downtown parade marked the start of Fire Prevention Week in Amarillo with the Amarillo Senior High School Band playing. Fire-fighting equipment and vehicles from insurance agencies and city officials highlighted the event as part of the Safeguarding Amarillo against fire observance starting at 10:30 this morning.
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Amarillo
Yom Kippur Observed by Amarillo Jewish Community
Yom Kippur, the Hebrew calendar's Day of Atonement, was observed in Amarillo with Yizkor services at noon at Temple B Nai Israel. Rabbi Alex S. Wiesel delivered a meditation on death and immortality after the memorial. Children’s services were slated for 3:30 PM and Nilah closing ceremonies at 5:00 PM.
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Amarillo
Temple
B'Nai Israel
Alex S. Wiesel
Nilah
Shahari
Musab
Tigers Clinch Series In Tight 4-3 Win
Detroit edges Chicago 4-3 to win the series as Gehringer and Fox drive runs while Cochrane and Klein add hits. Cubs rally with Cavaretta and Galan, but late clever defense preserves the Tigers lead.
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Tigers
Curbs Galan
Hridges
Rogell
Herman
Bridges
Owen
Klein
Chicago
Clifton
Hack
Cochrane
Gehringer
Fox
Walker
Rowell
French
Hartinett
CUBS
Demaree
Cavaretta
Tig Cochrane
Galan
Goslin
Gonse
Cavarretta
Cars Hartnett
Tigers Walker
Jurges
Hartnett
Errone
Tiger
Tunwe
Moriarty
Tigers Fox
Bridgen
Goalin
Mickey
Bombed and Burned: Mussolini Fires Aduwa Start of War
Arthur Brisbane notes Mussolini fulfills promise to strike Aduwa, Ethiopia as Italy bombs the city in a bold start to hostilities. He recalls the 40 year-old Ethiopian defeat and describes fires and bombings signaling a widening conflict.
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Ethiopia
Aduwa
Ita
Mt. Mussa Ali
Eritrea
Addis Ababa
Haile Selassie
Mussolii
Selassie
Mussolini
Italy
Girl Hanged Slayer Hunt Continues In Seattle
Seattle police and volunteers hunted a sadistic killer who hanged seven year old Sally Kelley as detectives labeled the slaying a degenerate crime. A 51 year old man was taken into custody for questioning as investigators traced a knotted handkerchief found around the girl's neck to the motive and suspect.
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Seattle
Sally Kelley
Albert H. Kelley
Otto H. Mittlestadt
Ernest Yoris
Yoris
Sally
Weather Forecast for Amarillo and West Texas
Forecast calls for fair weather tonight with partly cloudy skies Tuesday. West Texas remains partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday while New Mexico sees unsettled conditions with little temperature change. Temperature extremes recorded from 1 o clock today ranged 53 to 73.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Senate orders liquor report to enable debating bill
The Texas Senate ordered a report on a liquor regulatory bill to allow debate without House passage. In Austin the House liquor traffic committee reported a favorable 4 to 1 recommendation on Senator Clint C Small's bone-dry open saloon bill, after earlier parliamentary gains by liberal wets.
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Austin
Senate
House
U.P
Texas House of Representatives
Clint C. Small
House Liquor Traffic Committee
Green Takes Poke at Reds at AFL Convention
President William Green delivered a vigorous keynote attack on communist influences and European dictators at the 55th AFL convention in Atlantic City. He reiterated labor's aim for a universal 30 hour work week and defended the confrontation with Moscow aligned movements.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Wiliam Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
United States
Moscow
Supreme Court Opens in New Marble Mansion for New Term
In Washington the highest court convened its first session in an $11.5 million marble building. The term is expected to shape national policy with major cases on New Deal measures. Key questions include challenges to the AAA act TVA legislation Bankhead Cotton Control Act and parts of the National Industrial Recovery Act.
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Washington
Supreme Court
AAA
Tennessee Valley Authority
Bankhead
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