Cecile Mitchell to sing in Amarillo concert
Texas-born Cecile Mitchell, a prominent Opera Comique artist in Paris, will perform in concert at the Amarillo College of Music tonight. Mitchell, raised in Plainview, has become a renowned figure in European opera and returns home for an appearance as local readers tidy up travel plans and talk of football and army road issues.
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Paris
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NRA action looms as two New Rochelle firms defy Blue Eagle
NRA headquarters tightens focus as two New Rochelle employers resist surrender of Blue Eagle insignia. Johnson meets with Wallace and Peek to tackle retail price issues. They oppose a 72 percent minimum markup in groceries and 10 percent in other outlets. They propose government aid to curb price cutting by deeming selling below invoice cost an unfair practice.
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Hope of Peace Seen in Coal Mine Strikes
The Associated Press reports tentative peace in western Pennsylvania coal fields with conditional union recognition in California. California strikes rise to 25,000 as 7,000 Los Angeles garment workers protest. Other strikes include cotton pickers salmon fishermen lettuce and tomato pickers grape harvesters and stevedores.
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Injury to Wichita Falls Sheriff After Rail Bridge Assault
Sheriff Perry Browning of Wichita County was badly hurt last night when a gang of hoboes attacked him and threw him from a railroad trestle. He named three white men and four Negroes as among those he had arrested along the railroad right of way.
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Legion Adjutant Returns From Chicago Trip
Mr and Mrs Floyd L Sloan return to Amarillo after two week tour of Chicago and the Middle West. Sloan is adjutant of Hanson Post American Legion and attended the Legion convention while Mrs Sloan joined national auxiliary meetings. They were joined by Mr and Mrs H C Sloan brother of the adjutant.
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What They Write To Tack Bouquet For Tack
Letter from readers humorously corrals Tack as they discuss loyal cigarette brands and a National League championship claim. Readers ask Tack why the Globe isn’t published locally and request more news coverage.
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Mae West film to be shown in two Dallas area theaters
Mae West's I'm No Angel may play at the Paramount and the Fair Theater on Saturday night to handle a large crowd. Will Winch, manager, projects 1500 seats at the Paramount and will open the Fair if needed to accommodate all theatergoers. The film had a prior preview in Dallas drawing about 5000, prompting overflow arrangements. It begins at 11:30 PM with a regular run starting the following Saturday.
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Kellys Sentenced as Alcatraz Capture Nears End
Urschel praised for his cooperation with the government and given new money for recovered marked bills remains about 125000 dollars outstanding. The Kellys were sentenced yesterday and their 15 year old daughter Pauline Frye and 12 year old Geraldine Arnold faced a shift in fortune. Pauline will live with an aunt in Asher Oklahoma and Geraldine may share a 15000 dollar reward for tipping off authorities.
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Alcatraz Island Prison Planned For Desperate Federal Convicts
Washington considers life imprisonment for business crime and a remote Alcatraz Island penitentiary to house the most dangerous offenders. Attorney General Cummings promotes the plan as a shield against kidnapers and racketeers, with Harvey Bailey and George Kelly among first inmates. In San Francisco Bay, Bay City leaders oppose the proposed prison, led by Chamber of Commerce president J. W. Mailliard urging a protest resolution.
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Fascism Gains Hold In Austrian Politics
Prince von Starhemberg leader of the Heimwehr declares appointment as vice-fühter of the patriotic front marks progress toward a Fascist state in Austria. He insists he remains commander in chief of the Heimwehr with independent authority despite joining the Dollfuss regime. The move clarifies the front's stance toward Socialists and labor unions.
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Rainfall at Tascosa the Panhandle’s lone moisture
One quarter inch of rain at Tascosa was the only moisture reported in the Panhandle last night, per Amarillo railroad dispatchers. The Fort Worth & Denver line logged the rain, following earlier precipitation in northeastern Panhandle. Partly cloudy weather was forecast for Amarillo tonight and Saturday by the U.S. Weather Bureau.
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Utilities Head Plane Crash Victim To Be Released
B C Adams vice president and general manager of the Gas Service Company will leave Northwest Texas Hospital early next week. He sustained a broken arm and shock when a plane carrying three others crashed near Stratford Wednesday. The other passengers escaped with minor injuries.
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Airship Mission Estimates 100 Hour Flight to California
The government station at Candler Field in Macon kept constant weather reports for the dirigible. It carried 14 officers, 55 enlisted men and three civilians with fuel for 5,000 miles, enough to stay aloft 100 hours. Travel from Lakehurst to Sunnyvale spans about 3,000 miles and arrival could occur in about sixty hours with favorable weather.
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Verdict favors plaintiff in federal contract suit
Federal Judge James C. Wilson ordered an instructed verdict for Tom Cooper of Oklahoma City in the contract and lease suit against W. C. Irvin of Amarillo. The Irvin company was cleared from liability. Cooper sought 74800. Trial and bank suit actions continued as court adjourns for weekend.
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Head on Auto Smash Injures Five Persons in Texas
Five people were injured in a head on collision near Albany, Texas. Four victims from Pittsburgh were transported to Stamford Hospital including Elizabeth Giel 76 and her daughter S P Daberzak with her granddaughter. J E Craft of Eastland was hospitalized with serious bruises and cuts. Giel and relatives were en route to San Diego for the winter.
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Remove Profit in Control of Liquor Says Report
The Rockefeller Liquor Study recommends ending private profit in liquor retail. It argues licensing cannot meet unstimulated demand and urges state control to remove private stakes in sales.
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New Orleans Cotton Markets and Related Reports
Cotton opened steady in New Orleans with modest gains and subsequent declines as prices fluctuated. Reports show December around 9.38 and March near 9.62, then slipping to 9.21 and 9.48 as selling pressure rose. Cottonseed production and stocks for Aug 1 to Sep 30 were up, with detailed byproducts and running bales listed. Kansas City livestock prices and New York stock market notes accompany the dispatch.
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Thompson Trophy Goes To Italian Flying Ace
The Thompson trophy for airplane speed was awarded by the National Aeronautic Association to Lieutenant Francesco Agello of the Royal Italian Air Force. The award was presented by Augusto Rosso at the Italian embassy, acknowledging a record speed of 423.822 mph set last April at Desenzano, Italy.
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Roosevelt becomes first coat consumer under NRA label
In New York Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt stitched the first NRA label to a coat at a manufacturers show room. Her daughter Mrs. Anna Roosevelt Dail received a similar coat. Mrs. Roosevelt urged shoppers to consider fair labor conditions. The event drew a small insider gathering and cheers from outside the room. In Longview Texas, Robert Emmet Claunch, 27, died in a fire that destroyed two cabins at Magnolia Courts.
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Treasury Receipts and Expenditures for October and Year-to-Date
The treasury position on October 11 shows receipts 72,880,330.90 dollars and expenditures 72,225,602.43 dollars with a year-to-date balance of 1,163,230,545.44 dollars. Customs receipts for the month total 11,658,017.27 dollars. year-to-date receipts 831,999,037.64 and expenditures 1,065,978,554.15, including 315,632,124.93 emergency outlays, an excess of 233,979,515.51 dollars. Also, Arabs in Iraq craft boats from camel skins for travel down the Tigris to Bagdad.
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