Falling Ice Threatens Amarillo Amid Texas Floods
Rescue boats ferried hundreds to safety as floods eased statewide yet Amarillo and panhandle towns remained iced in. Communication to Amarillo was cut. power restored in parts, while crews worked to repair lines, water pumps, and 1,200 telephone poles across 16 counties.
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Tex
Texas
Amarillo
Borger
Pampa
Panhandle
Galveston
Texas Panhandle
Coast Guard
Frank Mueller
Smith
Brazos
Brookshire
Houston
Coast
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Fort Worth
Little and Leon
Angleton
Freeport
Alvin
West Columbia
Gulf Coast
Sabine
Trinity
Colorado
Guadalupe
Goose Creek
Pelly
Baytown
San Jacinto
Jerry Malin
Interview planned with Henry Gwinn on Grange program
Kansas athletic director Henry Gwinn, also football coach, will be interviewed by Red Grange on Grange’s radio show Friday evening December 6. Grange airs twice weekly on WREN and KCKN, with Gwinn at 6:45 from KCKN Mutual studios. Grange will be in Kansas City for Big Six conference sessions. On Saturday December 7 Don Faurot, Missouri coach and former pupil of Henry, is to be interviewed by the GRunning Ghost on WREN at 5:45.
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Kansas
Red” Grange
Illinois Gridman
Grange
WREN
KCKN
Jayhawker
Mutual Broadcasting System
Kansas City
Henry
Don Faurot
Missouri Tigers
Galloping Ghost
Faurot
University of Kansas Symphony to Feature Novelty Numbers
The thirty eighth annual KU concert, conducted by Karl Euersteiner, will be Dec 5 in Hoch Auditorium. Loren Withers plays Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue with Alice Sherbon dancers weaving into the orchestration. Richard Rice bows out with Perpetual Motion, Eugene Crabb leads Pavanne, plus Bolero and Till Eulen spiegel highlight the program.
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University of Kansas Symphony Orchestra
Karl Euersteiner
Hoch Auditorium
George Gershwin
Loren Withers
Monett
School of Fine Arts
University
Alice Sherbon
Alice She
National Guards
Rice
Johann Strauss
Eugene Crabb
McPherson
Morton Gould
Pavanne
ALL ITALIAN UNITS HEAD FOR ADRIATIC
A source said no German offensive against Turkey was imminent and Nazis would leave Greece fighting to Italy. It claimed Germany seeks only diplomatic moves to keep Turkey from joining Greece, noting few troops in Romania and none in Bulgaria.
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Greece
Italy
Dardanelles
Germany
Balkans
Rumania
Bulgaria
Community thanks lauded for winter wood help
Local residents are thanked for preparing winter wood for an unable neighbor. Allison Andrews recognizes good Samaritans and Dr. F. C. Allen is noted for two speaking engagements this evening before a KU basketball game. Weather and local events fill the rest of the brief notes.
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Allison Andrews
F. C. Allen
Observing Art Week Highlights In Downtown Displays
Elementary students observe National Art Week with class projects and displays in two downtown windows. McAllaster Cordley and New York Cleaners host student works including glazed pottery plaster models cloth costumes and carved tiles. Fifth and sixth graders contribute soap carvings bound books and portfolios at Bell's music store and local studios.
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Cordley
New York Cleaners
Bell
Lincoln
New York
Woodlawn
Deaths and Funerals Lyle E Shupe
Lyle E Shupe of Cush ing Oklahoma has died from injuries after a Saturday night auto accident. The Shupe family recently moved from Lawrence to Oklahoma, with daughter Shirley Helen a KU education student and son Warren a KU business student last year. They formerly lived at 713 Missouri Street. He was brother in law of I E Peterson of Topeka, ex Co-Operative store operator.
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I. E. Peterson
Toypeka
Co-Operative
Nineteenth
Massachusetts Streets
Legal Institute Attended by Kansas Bar Leaders in Leavenworth
Dean F J Moreau Prof P W Wiesselman Henry H Asher John Brand Charles C Rankin and Alan F Asher joined the Kansas egal institute in Leavenworth sponsored by the Leavenworth County Bar association. Lee Bond president presided as Chief Justice John S Dawson and Judge Ellis Fink spoke. A banquet followed at the National hotel.
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P. W. Wiesselman
Henry H. Asher
John Brand
Charles C. Rankin
Alan F. Asher
Leavenworth
Kansasegal Institute
Leavenworth County Bar Association
Lee Bond
John S. Dawson
Supreme Court of Kansas
Ellis Fink
Winfield
Banatuet
National Hotel
Famous Compact Will Be Honored in Plymouth Pageant
Plymouth Mass November 26 AP The Mayflower compact scene will be dramatized in a Thanksgiving pageant with 41 signers agreeing to majority rule. Hugh R Maraghy said the motif fits a world growing skeptical of democracy. The original covenant dated November 1620 linked to the Declaration and Bill of Rights.
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Plymouth
Mass
Old Plymouth
Ner
New World
Massachusetts
Kansas
Hugh R. Maraghy
Provincetown
Virginia
Germans Again Attack Western England City
London reports a western English port city, identified as Bristol, was attacked again by German bombers after a prior raid on Sunday. Nazi aircraft raided at about one per minute, dropping bombs amid heavy anti aircraft fire, concentrating on a single section. Earlier in the day the same city came under attack.
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London
England
Bristol
Lord Rothermere Dies in Bermuda at 72
Lord Rothermere 72 British publisher died in Bermuda. He and his brother Lord Northcliffe transformed English news presentation. Born Harold Sidney Harmsworth he left England in May for a war mission, reached Quebec, then New York for treatment before going to Bermuda to recuperate.
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London
Lord Rothermere
Lord Northcliffe
England
Bermuda
The
Press Association
Rothermere
Harold Sidney Harmsworth
Quebec
Canada
New York
Admiral Leahy Nominated Ambassador to France
President Roosevelt nominated Admiral William D. Leahy retired chief of naval operations and Puerto Rico governor to be ambassador to France. He would succeed William C. Bullitt who resigned earlier this month. Quick Senate confirmation is expected due to Leahy's prominence as a naval strategist.
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Washington
William D. Leahy
Roosevelt
France
Leahy
Puerto Rico
Vichy
William C. Bullitt
Perkins Addresses Labor New Orleans.
A newspaper brief notes Perkins speaking on labor issues in New Orleans on November 26, with details limited by the fragmentary OCR.
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Perkins
Labor
New Orleans
Sec
Secretary Perkins Urges Labor to Honor Contracts and Shield Production
Secretary Perkins told labor today it had a duty under national defense to keep contracts, resolve internal family disputes, prevent production delays, and resist influences from dishonest or subversive sources.
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Retary of
Kansas City Wins Depot for Army Quartermaster
The War Department announced the acquisition of the National Bellas Hess plant in Kansas City to serve as a new quartermaster depot for troops in nearby states. The facility will procure store and distribute for the seventh corps area and parts of the sixth corps area, with the purchasing office moving from St. Louis medical depot. A treasury check of 1 400 000 dollars backed the purchase, the Star reported.
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War Department
National Bellas Hess
Kansas City
Quartermaster Corps
St. Louis
Seventh Corps
Sixth Corps
United States Treasury
Star
Officials say 550 remain near Kansas City in immediate vicinity
Officials indicated that about 550 persons will remain in the immediate vicinity of Kansas City. The statement outlined the ongoing containment and monitoring after the incident, with authorities emphasizing nearby safety and evacuation boundaries.
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Kansas City
Communist Party Opposed New Orleans 26 Charged as Foreign Agent
The Communist Party in America was charged today with acting as an agent of a foreign power. Officials in New Orleans reported the announcement and described the political stance as interfering with domestic affairs. Further details were not immediately available.
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Communist Party
New Orleans
Communist Party In America
Expressions of Sympathy From Dicker Family
The Dicker family thanks friends and neighbors for kind expressions of sympathy and for the beautiful flowers sent for their mother and grandmother. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Dicker, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Way, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Dicker, and their son Junior.
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Claud Dicker
J. W. Way
Claude Dicker
Junior
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