Seaplane fleet to fly ocean to Midway Islands
Seventy eight seaplanes are prepared for a second mass overwater flight by the US Navy scheduled for November 9. The 1 380 mile route mirrors a prior test, with Captain Kenneth Whiting commanding and Rear Admiral Horne announcing the plan. The armada will be led by VP patrol planes, echoing the fleet’s Pacific war games. Also in brief Victoria BCs oldest Indian chief joins a movie shoot in ceremonial dress.
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Honolulu
T. H
U.P
United States Navy
Navy
Navy Air Fleet
Midway Islands
Pan Americans Airways
Frederick J. Horne
Kenneth Whiting
Pearl Harbor Air Base
U. S
Used Cars and Trucks for Sale at Amarillo Dealers
Focused ad list from Frost Motor Co and Plains Chevrolet Co markets a wide range of used cars and trucks. Items include 1938 Plymouth Veluxe and 1998 Plymouth two door, 1934 Olds Touring, 1922 and 1929 Buicks and Packards, 1930 LaSalle, plus numerous Chevrolet trucks and cars. Trade and credit offers appear alongside clearance specials and service notes.
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Cullum Motor CO
Tyler
OLDS
la Salle Clan
Frost Motor CO
Ath
Chevrolet
Irpos Mio Riuck
Plains Chevrolet CO
Taylor & 10Th
Polk
New Plymouth
de Soto
Wiley Day
International Harvester
Shel Wolflin Motor CO
Fillmore
Amarillo Used Car CO
van Buren
Solons debate taxes on tracks and oil to fund pensions
Fort Worth lawmakers pressed a 15 cent gross oil tax to fund old age pensions while seeking a 2 cent gasoline tax cut. Tyler attorney FOOW Fischer and associates urged the measure claiming Texas oil output at over 1,000,000 barrels daily would raise more than 50 million annually for pensions highway needs and schools. They argued auto operators fund state services through fuel costs.
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J. C. Duvall
Fort Worth
Arlington Downs
House
Senate
Fischer
Tyler
Texas
Wills Point Rites For Conrad S. Hays
Conrad S. Hays died yesterday and was sent to Wills Point Texas for burial. Last rites were read at Griggs Chapa by Dr. C C Grimes, with pallbearers C R McAfee Lane McAfee J T Melver Jess Walter T J Tacke and D A Park. He had lived 11 years in the area and worked as a repairman for the Amarillo Hotel. Survivors include two brothers G C Hayes and W F Hays and two sisters Mrs W M Chandler and Mrs Elmer Nichols.
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Wills Point
Texas
Griggs Chapa
C. C. Grimes
Polk Street
Green Brothers
Charles L. Green
K. of P
G. C. Hayes
Texarkana
W. F. Hays
Winona
W. M. Chandler
Elmer Nichols
Canyon Children Ride First Train To Amarillo Visit
A group of Canyon school children arrived in Amarillo for a train trip, greeted at the Santa Fe station by committee head Carl Clifft and Bill Beechler. The youngsters toured the city after an afternoon sight-seeing ride, part of a growing trend granting underprivileged pupils train experiences. Earlier, 28 Con way pupils rode in, 23 had never ridden before.
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Conway
Women to study fruit cake making in Potter County
Potter County farm women will meet at the River Road home of Mrs. FE Webb on Wednesday to study making decorating and wrapping fruit cakes for Christmas. Miss Mary Sitton home demonstration agent will supervise the instructional meeting. The class is the final in a county wide series.
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Potter County
FE. J. Webb
River Road
Mary Sitton
Pinkie and the Fairies at Amarillo Little Theater
The Amarillo Little Theater presents the fantasy Pinkie and the Fairies Friday at 8 15 p m in the Municipal Auditorium directed by Thelma Allen Martin. Child leads include Doreen Finklea and Frank Williams with adults Billie Louise Burger Charlene Wilson Ruth Doan. Fairy roles feature Lois Finklea Patty Paradise Emma Jean Mead Jean Edwards Helen McKinley Cleta Grace Holland. Tickets range 15 to 50 cents with season-ticket holders admitted free.
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Pinkie and the Fairies
Amarillo
Little Theater
Defiant Chinese Officials Push to Resist Japanese Demands
In Nanking, Chinese Nationalist leaders backed by rising military activity in the area rejected further Japanese pressure on North China. An official spokesman and government leaders said the limit had been reached and warned against yielding to new anti Japanese and anti Manchu measures. Officials expressed pessimism about North China’s political future under ongoing Japanese pressure.
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Nanking
China
North China
Japan
Legion to Host Annual Masked Ball Tonight
Hanson Post American Legion will stage its Halloween celebration a masked ball tonight at the Legion Home. The Legion Auxiliary Eight and Forty and Forty and Fight join in the event the only masked ball by the Legionnaires this year. Music by Johnnie Ekelund orchestra begins at 8 30 with prize costumes and festive decorations.
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Hanson Post
American Legion
Legion Home
Legion Auxiliary
Legionnaires
Légion Hall
Johnnie Ekelund
Burial for Nicholas Young to be held this afternoon
Rites for 77 year old Nicholas Young will take place at 3 PM from Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home with Rev FE B Fincher of Ellwood Park Presbyterian Church officiating. Interment follows at Llano Cemetery. Young, a former Rock Island foreman, died in a local hospital after 30 years residence in Amarillo.
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Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home
FE. B. Fincher
Ellwood Park Presbyterian Church
Llano Cemetery
Young
Rock Island
Amarillo
Potter County
Potter County WPA Projects Reveal Funding and Labor
WPA funds totaling 28 658 dollars support Potter County work programs except a school painting project. Projects include three lateral roads, one street paving on Western Avenue, and library assistance with seven women from the sewing room. Seven women transferred to the library. Twelve men work on painting costing 1 296 dollars. Precinct 2 33 140 dollars 82 men. Precinct 3 36 620 dollars 97 men. Precinct 4 33 140 dollars 82 men. Street paving cost 3 105 dollars with six ty two men. Work start notices are expected in coming days.
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Potter County
Amarillo
Precinct
Western Avenue
WPA
Relief rolls decrease in Potter County
Potter County relief rolls are shrinking as of today with about 1 300 families on relief, down from 1 800 on June 30. Case worker Virginia Woodley notes many people are closing records after regaining old jobs, some dating to 1929, while others moved to cotton fields.
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Potter County
Virginia Woodley
Supreme Court to rule on AAA program in January
Court observers expect the Supreme Court to decide the validity of President Roosevelt's AAA program and possibly the Bankhead cotton control act on January 13. The date follows the court's decision to deny an earlier plea for argument on November 20 and set a December 9 hearing, delaying the New Deal strategy.
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United Press
Washington
U.P
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Stanley Reed
Freighter Exarch Ablaze 675 Miles East of Nantucket
The freighter Exarch, 5839 tons, with nine passengers and about 45 crew, was crippled and afire 675 miles east of Nantucket Lightship. The steering post was out of commission and the fire not controlled. Captain B A Jacobsen radioed nearby ships to stand by as the situation developed.
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Boston
Exarch
Nantucket
Coast Guard
B. A. Jacobsen
Fxarch
Irrigation Project On Tugwell Desk In Hale County
The Resettlement Administration said an application for a farm irrigation project in Hale County Texas is on Rexford Tugwell's desk for final approval. Technicians endorsed all phases though no order date was given. The 100 acre unit near Plainview would supply equipment and crop allocation for irrigation farmers.
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Washington
Resettlement Administration
Hale County
Tex
Rexnord G. Tigwell
Plainview
War harms high trails and mountain paths
Report describes narrow trails over the peaks and steep banks cutting into roads as military authorities struggle to maintain access in the taine range. The terrain impedes movement and complicates operations amid ongoing conflict.
Amarillo Chamber reshapes leadership with 12 committees
W H Brymer and G G Ordway, Amarillo Chamber vicepresidents, take direct charge of six committees each. President J Roy Cullum announced the plan to align with national practice for more intensive work and shared responsibility. Brymer will oversee Highway industrial relations finance aviation agriculture. Ordway manages Advertising conventions membership special committee trade extension Palo Duro State Park.
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W.H. Brymer
G. G. Ordway
Amarillo
T. FE. Johnson
John Cowan
Norris Ewing
Arthur Ware
Jay ‘Taylor
Grover B. Hill
Mr. Ordway
Horace Russell
Bill Beechler
Bill Gilstrap
Lowell Munday
Time Now For Action with Two Days Left in Month
With two days until the month ends Amarillo readers are urged to place a For Rent Want Ad in The Globe-News. Many want to secure a location before cold weather and the holiday season and will see rentals in the Want Ads Rental Columns.
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Globe-News
Ethiopia Italy war ties deepen with envoy exits and sanctions
Afework Jesus Ethiopian ambassador to Rome sails from Naples for France cutting Italy Ethiopia links as Mussolini sends a congratulatory cable. Hawariat predicts Ethiopia will defend soil and emperor, while a Red Crescent unit sails to Addis Ababa. Rome imposes wartime food decrees with rationing and shop closures to sustain the conflict.
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Ethiopia
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League of Nations
Ethiopians Resolve to Resist Peace Over Italian Evacuation
Tecla Hawariat, former Ethiopian League of Nations delegate, said Ethiopia would not negotiate peace until Italian forces leave Ethiopian territory. He and Count Luigi Vinci were en route to Addis Ababa to join a military position.
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Reynolds Packard
French Somaliland
Tecla Hawariat
League of Nations
Addis Anhaba
Ethiopia
Hawariat
Count Luigi Vinci
Italian Army Advances Toward Makale in Ethiopia
The piece reports General Ruggiero San Tini's forces closing on Makale, as Italy plans a dramatic second campaign phase. It highlights anticipated heavy use of mechanized units including two man tanks and air support, with Romans building roads toward inner Ethiopia to support a sweeping offensive.
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Preas
Ruggiero Santini
Ethiopia
Asmara
Eritrea
Italy
Makale
Accountants and Auditors Tax Counselors Contact Details
Oliver Fakle Bidg. offers accounting and auditing services with tax counsel. Phone 2-2038.
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Accountants and Auditors
TAX Counselors
Oliver Fakle Bidg
AAA poised to set 1935 corn loan at forty five cents a bushel
Washington sources report the AAA has tentatively decided on a 45 cent per bushel corn loan for 1935 with formal announcement expected within 48 hours. The move follows a nationwide corn hog referendum showing strong support for a new production control program.
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Washington
AAA
Commodity Credit Corporation
Italian advances near Adigrat Makale push
Reports describe an Italian maneuver east of Adigrat toward Makale with front lines in relatively undefended terrain. Reconnaissance aircraft and ground patrols operate constantly, while engineers build a new 10 mile road to enable rapid mechanized movement and long supply routes.
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Miller
Adigrat-Aduwa-Aksum
Adigrat
Makale
Farmers To Hold Radio Rehearsal
Potter County farmers participating in a program to be aired on Radio Station KGNCO will rehearse Thursday night in the office of County Agent E. R. Duke at the courthouse starting at 8 oclock. The broadcast airs Saturday at 6 30 a m and is part of a series of farm to farm programs.
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Potter County
KGNCO
E. R. Duke
Court House
Miss Schoonmaker To Speak Tonight at Local Church
Miss Martha Schoonmaker born in India and daughter of a missionary will lecture at the Assembly of God Church on 90 North Pierce Street. Her 7:90 o clock talk will feature three young women in native dress. Rev. B F Foster leads the church.
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India
Martha Schoonmaker
Assembly of God Church
North Pierce Street
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