Amarillo Airport Commission delays manager decision
Amarillo city officials paused any binding management plan for the new airport after a meeting of the airport commission. They drafted recommendations including two additional runways, purchase of field equipment, and fueling arrangements, with proposals to accept public input through Ed Mayer and other members.
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Amarillo Municipal
City Engineering Department
Airport Commission
Western Air Express
Ed Mayer
Mayer
Commission
Mr. Mayer
Albert Randal
Walter Irvin
J. E. Biggs
Board of City Development
Banks Jones
Goodrich
Amarillo
Lubbock
Cal Farley
Ernest O. Thompson
H. L. Gaither
Earl Curry
Fifth Avenue
Fillmore Street
Ed Engman
K. C. Waffle House
Stowaway Replaces Calf in Ford Plane En Route East
A stowaway was found aboard a Love Field plane where a bull had recently been. H. F. Schaefer, a Schulenburg youth, emerged from the hold on landing after secretly riding in the compartment used to transport the bull from Oconomowoc Wisconsin to Schulenburg. Airline staff let him remain on board to continue to Oconomowoc.
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FORD
Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Love Field
H. F. Schaefer
Schulenburg
Oconomowoc
Wisconsin
Universal Airline
Amarillo Weather Forecast Saturday Unsettled Cooler
Forecast for Amarillo and Vicinity cooler and unsettled through Saturday with mainly cloudy skies and likely showers in the north portion, cooler conditions in the north and east. New Mexico expected fair and colder, while a stationary low pressure over the Mississippi valley and Rockies keeps warm in the plains but colder in northern Rockies. Temperature readings show 58 to 70 across the period with variable afternoon values.
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Nanas Mgr
Texas
New Mexico
Wyoming
Mississippi Valley
Rocky Mountain
Plains States
Amarillo
Last Minute Entry in Amarillo ISD Board Election
Amarillo voters will choose seven candidates for three vacancies on the Amarillo independent school district board. Main issue is six year old children’s tuition-free admission, with plans to avoid extra taxes. Polls open 8 am to 6 pm. voters must reside in the district.
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Silver Fleet School Board
Cooper Wip
Amarillo
Amarillo “Independent
Floyd Cooper
A. Petersen
H. $. Milholland
Fred Young
D. Bynum
George Parr
W. A. Askew
Mrs. Cooper
Amarillo Independent School District
H. S. Milholland
B.C. D. Bynum
Fred F. Young
Cooper
Grand jury harsh on bond forfeitures and liquor enforcement
The January term grand jury urged a new courthouse and jail plus a county farm home for the unfortunates. They criticized liquor law enforcement, pool halls allowing minors, and tax-sale errors. After 88 days and 300 witnesses, 62 felonies were indicted. bonds worth 80 000 to 100 000 were forfeited with none collected. many bonds disappeared or were dismissed for defects.
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District Criminal Court
Panhandle Plains Historical Society Reelects Officers
At the ninth annual meeting in Canyon, more than 200 members re elected all officers. T. D. Hobart of Pampa remains president with J. A. Hill of Canyon as first vice president and Judge L. Gough of Amarillo as second vice president. Others include Mrs. T. V. Reeves Canyon secretary J. Evetts Haley Canyon field secretary Miss Edna Graham Canyon treasurer and Miss Tennessee Malone Canyon custodian.
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Panhandle Plains
the Panhandle
Cousins Hall
Man killed by roof in Iowa storm near Little Rock
George Tuin, 40, died when a chicken house roof torn loose by a wind storm struck him near Little Rock Iowa Late tonight. Considerable damage was reported across the area as the storm moved through Owa region.
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Associated Press
Sioux City
Iowa
George ‘Tuin
Little Rock
Pershing Mentioned as Possible Herrick Succession Pick
Washington April 6 General John J Pershing, famed WWI hero in America and France, was named as a possible successor to the late Myron T Herrick as ambassador to Paris in current speculation. There is no confirmation or denial and no sign of an early decision by President Hoover.
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Tourville
France
America
Myron
Herrick
United States
Associated Press
Washington
John J. Pershing
Myron T. Herrick
Paris
Hoover
Rescue of Crew From Burning Schooner Chifa Off Fourth Cliff
The navy department announced that five crew members of the schooner Chifa were rescued after their vessel caught fire and sank near the Fourth Cliff naval radio compass station in Massachusetts. The report came via Rear Admiral Phillip Andrew, commandant of the First Naval District in Boston.
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Associated Press
Washington
Navy Department
Phillip Andrew
First Naval District
Boston
Fourth Cliff
Massachusetts
Palo Duro state park urged in district conference resolution
Pampa April 5 The sixth annual conference of the Eighth district Congress of Mothers and P T A Associations adjourned with a resolution asking the state legislature to appropriate funds to survey Palo Duro canyon for a state scenic highway and to build a highway linking the north and south plains. Childress was chosen as next meeting site.
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Pampa
Congress of Mothers
P.T. A
Palo Duro Canyon
South Plains
Childress
Charles Boyd
E. Hudgins
J. A. Bowman
Amarillo
Geo. Tubbs
Governor Exonerates Dan Moody Case From Liquor Charge
Dan Moody was exonerated in district court as charges for liquor law violations were dismissed. District Attorney Edw W Thomerson sent Moody copies of the indictment and motion to dismiss with a note the governor would be glad to hear of the disposal. Moody’s whereabouts in Amarillo are unknown. the case dates back two years to the boom period.
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Dan Moody
District Criminal Court
Governor Moody
W. Thomerson
Amarillo
Plainview Dairy Show Draws 2000 Attendees in Four Days
The second Panhandle Plainview Dairy Show concludes with an auction sale of 31 Jerseys after four days of events drawing about 25 000 attendees. O L Stansell of Floydada elected president S J Payne of Tulsa vice president and Maury Hopkins secretary manager.
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Henry Ansley
Plainview
Panhandle-Plaing
O. L. Stansell
Floydada
Ware Hotel
S. J. Payne
Tulsa
Maury Hopkins
D. F. Eaton
D. T. Simons
Texas Jersey Cattle Club
W. L. Stanvel
Texas Tech
J. D. Steakley
Plainview National Bank
N. Shepherdson
A. & Myry
Chihuahua Rebel Governor and Treasurer Captured Near Ojinaga
Reports say acting Chihuahua governor and treasurer captured about 20 miles south of Ojinaga while crossing the Rio Grande into the United States. They are held at Ojinaga. Dispatches also claim F Sanchez Frausto was arrested at Guadalupe with five cars of money. identities of those detained remain unclear.
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Associated Press
Presidio
Texas
Chihuahua
Ojinaga
Mexico
Rio Grande
Mexico City
F. Sanchez Frausto
Guadalupe
Frausto
Caraveo
Herbert Rk, Scharverr
United States Naval Reserve
Goodrich
Collee
Histriet
May file suit to cut fee of toll bridges
Officials from Texas and Oklahoma meet in Sherman to consider forcing toll reductions on Red River Bridge Company bridges. The War Department had earlier ordered lower charges but the company obtained a restraining injunction. Texas and Oklahoma attorney generals, highway officials, and Denison representatives discussed the dispute with no invitation extended to Denison, Durant, or Dallas bridge company officials.
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United
Sherman
Tex
Red River
Texas
Oklahoma
War Council
War Department
Red River Bridge Company
Highway Department
Attorney General
J. J. Loy
Denison
Texan
Duerant
Okla
Dallas
Bridge Company
Showers Fall in Panhandle Texas News
Scattered showers drenched the Panhandle with rainfall ranging from a trace to half an inch. Predictions call for more showers today as wheat and barley crops show rapid growth and moisture improves recently sown acreage. Local towns report measurable amounts with Dalhart receiving notable rainfall aiding recent sowings.
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Lockney Locknkey
Floyd County
Dalhart
Plainview Girl Shot Heart Dead. Coroner Rules Suicide
Margaret Rosser, 24, daughter of A B Roser and Plainview family, was found shot through the heart in her home. Coroner J P Siler ruled death by own action. No note found to explain her act. she had previously attempted suicide by poison. Funeral plans pending relatives' arrival.
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Plainview
Margaret Rosser
A. B. Roser
J. P. Siler
Mins Koskor
Gun scene in Texas school play nearly wounds boy
A New Braunfels high school student, Benno Neuve, 16, was seriously wounded in the abdomen by gun wadding during a Civil War drama at a district meet. He was operated on and, though still in danger, was holding his own, doctors said.
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United Press
Austin
Benno Neuve
New Braunfeld
Budi
Joe Gilbert
Neuse
Wiepart
Mexican Federals Rest After Decisive Chihuahua Victory
Federal pursuit penetrated into Chihuahua toward Santa Rosalia as General Almazan rested at Jimenez and La Reforma after a decisive defeat of about 2 100 insurgents led by General Escobar. Escobar claimed rebels would persist despite ammo shortages and shelled wounded ambulances, promising vengeance.
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Prega
Chihuahua
Santa Rosalia
Almazan
Jimenez
la Reforma
Escobar
Associated Press
Chihuahua City
Bacobar
Mexico
Morrow
State Department
Torreon
Louisiana House Eyes Impeachment Vote on Governor Long
After a stormy session in Baton Rouge the Louisiana House agreed to vote on impeachment charges against Gov Huey P Long with a plan to separate counts at the Senate tomorrow. The move aimed to avoid injunctions and keep the process moving despite disorder and calls for a militia.
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Treae
Baton Rouge
Louisiana House of Representatives
Kop. m
Huey P. Long
Prise Onoer
Slockod
Senate
Long
House Parliamentariana
New Hope in Rescue for Southern Cross
Renewed hope was held today for finding the lost trans-Pacific plane Southern Cross and its four crew. Search centered near the Dryendale Mission station after residents reported the aircraft passed over the station within an hour of the last message from Captain C. T. PB Ulm.
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Hy United
Sydney
N. 8
Southern Crone
Drynedala
Southern Cross
C. T. PB
Ulm
Planes to Maneuver in Southeast Texas Air Raid
The third attack group plans a dawn air maneuver from Fort Crockett airdrome tomorrow observing National Army Day. Twenty seven planes will raid Port Arthur Orange Mous ton and Galveston in a coordinated morning flight.
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Texan
National Army
Fort Crockett Airdrome
Port Arthur
Orange
Mouston
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W. C. Wilhite
H. B. Hales
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Panhandle
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Sweetwater
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