Fee Audit Finds Over 1.5 Million Saving and Irregularities
A four year audit of fee-paid officials by State Auditor Orville Carpenter and Comptroller George Sheppard reported to Gov. Allred that more than 0.5 million dollars was owed to the state and $100,000 already recovered. The audit notes cash recovery, reductions in biennial fees, and forgeries or irregularities with repayments or offsets for excess payments.
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Austin
Orville
Carpenter
George Sheppard
James V. Allred
Attorney Generals Department
Italians Push in East Africa Across Ethiopian Front
War dispatches report the Italian offensive in the south advancing along a line from Walfal to Dolo in Italian Somaliland. General Graziani strengthens the front with a plan aimed at Harar as fighting continues, totaling over 100000 troops in the latest push.
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Rodolfo Graziani
Walfal
Dolo
Harar
Gly-Cas touted as real medicine by Amarillo resident
Mrs. George Tubbs of 1513 East 5th Street credits Gly-Cas with curing years of indigestion bloating and sleepless nights after trying other medicines. The Gly-Cas Man visits Fox Drug Co. No 3 Oliver-Eakle Bridge Amarillo to explain the remedy. Cost is 1.00 per box or 5.00 for six with mail options and postage.
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George Tubbs
East 5Th Street
Amarillo
Fox Drug Co
No. 3
Oliver Eakle
Mrs. Tubbs
Fox Drug Co. No. 3
Oliver-Eakle Ridg
Italo-Ethiopian War Shapes World Diplomatic Moves
Ethiopian forces mobilize under Ras Nasibu in Harar with 12 000 troops moving toward the southern front. Britain notes Mussolini’s arms maneuvers and signals a possible shift in naval postures as London and Paris weigh peace prospects. United States to attend London naval conference in December as Stimson and Hull discuss the crisis. King George voices grave concern over the Italo-Ethiopian crisis and outlines imperial defense plans.
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Harar
Jijiga
Reuters
Gabradarre
Kaffa
London
George
Rome
Addis Ababa
Mussolini
Great Britain
East Africa
Europe
Libya
Egypt
Britain
Mediterranean
Straits of Gibraltar
Downing Street
Germany
Berlin
League of Nations
L'Oeuvre
Adolf Hitler
Rhineland
Italy
League
U. S
Naval Parley
Washington
United States
State Department
Robert W. Bingham
Ethiopia
Cordell Hull
Roosevelt
Lord Hailsham
Houses of Commons
Lords
Ethopia
Mussolini pushes peace bid as Libya withdrawal begins
Mussolini indicates a shift toward peace talks over Ethiopia as Italy withdraws 15 000 troops from Libya, sending Sannio to fetch the first group from North Africa. British observers note a possible nudge for warship redeployment off the African coast.
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Rome
Mussolini
Brittain
Ethiopia
Europe
Sannio
Libya
Egypt
Britain
Duce
East
Africa
Paris
Italy
Genevieve Tabouis
L'Oeuvre
Il Duce
Mediterranean
Great Britain
Tre Duce
League of Nations
Haile Selassie
Haile Selassie Orders Swift Push To Eritrean Front
Thousands of Ethiopian troops outside Addis Ababa head toward the Eritrean front as Emperor Haile Selassie prepares a decisive battle against Italian invaders. The army moved with minimal equipment, signaling a prolonged field engagement.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Witaourah Birru
Haile Selassie
Kaffa
Italy
Dedjazmatch
Aptemariam Gabregziaher
Lion of Judah
Eritrea
Ethiopian War Fronts Seen Shaping Up For Major Clash
Reports from Harar and Dessye describe Ras Seyoum Ras Kass a and Ras Mula Getta mobilizing Ethiopia’s largest army. Italian planes bomb Gabradarre as 12 000 Ethiopian troops march south under Ras Nasibu toward Jijiga to defend the southeast front.
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Dessye
Ras Seyoum
Ras Kassa
Ras Mula Getta
37 Prisoners Lodged in Potter County Jail This Morning
Potter County jail held 37 inmates this morning, all male, a low count for recent months. Ida Long, the only woman, was released on a two month furlough by Governor Allred after a 10 month of a one year sentence for assault with intent to murder, due to illness and health officer recommendation.
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Potter County
Gib Landis
Ida Long
James V. Allred
Greece moves to quell Cretan revolt as royalists push power
Regent and premier Kondylis tightens control after a Cretan uprising. Police arrest Republicans and deport 50 military officers to Aghilalestratius Island. Rumors link Panagiotis Tsaldaris and Metaxas in an anti government bloc as public apathy grows toward a monarchist plebiscite.
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Aghilalestratius Island
Kondylis
George Papandreou
New Republican Party
Panagiotis Tsaldaris
Georges Metaxas
Stabbing Case Ties to Motorcycle Sale Dispute
Sheriff Adams said statements from Mrs. D F Graham and her son Douglas of 909 Houston Street are not yet taken. Beckwith, 19 Houston Street, was brought to justice court with blood on clothes and near-explosive tension. He admits the stabbing followed a quarrel over parts sold to Caldwell for a motorcycle.
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D. F. Graham
Douglas
Houston Street
O. C. Davis
Beckwith
Justice Court
Caldwell
Suspect Recalls Fight Before Caldwell Stabbing
Beckwith describes a volatile confrontation after Caldwell sought motorcycle parts. He says Caldwell accelerated toward him on a car and a chase followed, ending with a stabbing after Beckwith fled to an alley. Beckwith notes injuries to his left hand from the struggle.
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Caldwell
Beckwith
Tack Letters Continued From Page Two.
A reader seeks work in sewing and tack comforts offering quilting skills and references from Mary and Grace of 1341 East Thirteenth Avenue. Also listing are ads for housework and ranch work with contact details and notes about a lost bundle of a boy’s school clothes.
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Mary and
Grace
East
Thirteenth Avenue
Lost shirts near Harrison and Fillmore Streets
Mrs Robertson and Mrs Tack seek the return of found laundry and shirts. One woman offers laundry work from 509 North Harrison Street and another at 800 Lincoln Street requests work and quilt laundering.
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Harrison
Fillmore Streets
North Harrison Street
G. F. Robertson
Care for Children and Pet Ad Offers and Personal Notices
A young girl skilled in housework and child care seeks evening work and references from Tack Tam at 315 North West Second Avenue. A woman offers a female pointer dog for adoption and invites viewings at 2499 North West Fifteenth Avenue. A reader seeks help to locate seven lost keys on a ring attached to a chain at 1003 Buchanan Street. A 23 year old man seeks farm-work and tractor experience.
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Tack Tam
Lincoln Street
Tack
North West
Fifteenth Avenue
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Hull
U.P
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Burma
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Laval
France
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Ras Naisbu
Abuna
Ogaden
Gorrahei
Webbe Shibeli
Katama Tafari
Nasibu
Wehib Pasha
Henly
Sciaweli
Callafo
Celedi
Daguerres
Sasa Banch
British Somaliland
Magalo
Juba
Tigre
Acre
Greece
Marine
Nesses
Adams
Collier's Magazine
Edward Casino
Jean Arthur
Count of
Monte Cristo
Richard Donat
Ana
Rarnom
Harmony Lane
Douglas Montgomery
Evelyn Venable Adrienne Ames
First Avenue
River Road
Eleanor P
Alice Faye
James Dunn
Ned Sparks
Lyda Roberts
Cliff Edwards
George White
Midnite
Red Gap
Tam
Second Avenue
Buchanan Street
John Wayne
Paradise Canyon
Garber
Roseland
Lloyd Snyder
His Buddy Rogera Orchestra
Fatra
Tues
San
Paul Nathan
Gold Coast Orchestra
Dial
W. L. Edwards
East Tenth Avenue
Levy
OUR Gang
Grantland Rice
Jack London
Yukon
Gable
Joseph M. Schenck
Loretta Young
Jack
Oakie
America
Benny
The
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Sa Rae Ee
Melon Ward
NAT Dance Palace
City Drug Store
Polk ST
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