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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1938

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Amarillo Chamber Drive Tops Goal But Pushes Onward

The Amarillo Chamber of Commerce drive surpassed the $25 180 goal reaching $25 360 by 11 a m with plans to continue until every prospect card is reported The campaign manager cites a 10 percent margin and notes a larger final target of $30 000 while praising key workers and announcing new officers including Paul Edquist as president and Carl Hinton reelected executive vice president

Amarillo Chamber of Commerce Guy Sickler American City Bureau Carl Hinton Chamber of Commerce Paul Edquist Borden’s Walter Barlow C. T. Crowe Mlay Thornton Jim Farwell Jim Florey Harvey Allen Clay Thornton Bill Gilstrap Mason King Guy Saunders Ted Lokey Julius Dozenfield Herb Budke Jack Cunningham Mr. Sickler Buffalo, N. Y

Tickets To Hell Are Popular in Norway Visit

In New York on April 15 Mayor Lorentz Stenvig of Hell Norway visited aboard the Stavangerfjord. The thermometer hit a record 80 degrees for the date as tourists bought round trip tickets to Hell and mailed them to friends, explaining the name means slope.

New York Hell Lorentz Stenvig Norway Stavangerfjord

Jewelry cache worth up to 150000 found in Miami

Sheriff Walter Clark of Broward County reported the discovery of a jewelry cache believed stolen. He estimated the value between 100000 and 150000 dollars.

Miami Fla Walter Clark Broward County

Rancher Surrenders After Shootout Killing Three Men

Lee Simpson, a rancher from Ayegate Montana, surrendered and confessed to killing Gerald and Robert McDonald and a deputy sheriff, after a four hour gun battle at his Golden Valley County ranch. Sheriff Dolve said Simpson held a wanted list of 18 names including his own.

Ayegate Mont U.P Lee Simpson Guy Pollock Lewiston Simpson Gerald McDonald Robert McDonald E. J. Dolve Golden Valley County Arthur Burford Lavina Burford Dolve Pollock McDonald Brothers

France and Italy Seek Peace Pact and Labor Clampdown

Paris reports Premier Daladier and advisers plan a Franco Italian accord modeled on the Anglo Italian pact to secure British support and settle Mediterranean issues while France demands harmony at home with 160,000 strikers urged to return to work. The plan includes Syria guarantees and curbs on nationalist movements in Tunisia Algeria and Morocco in exchange for recognizing France’s conquest of Ethiopia.

Paris Edouard Daladier Foreign Office Rome France Europe North Africa Caladier Metal Workers’ Union Mediterranean Italy Ethiopia Syria Tunisia Djibouti

Hunt for Slayers Focused Across Texas Mexico Border

Sheriff Chris Fox leads a wide manhunt for the Berkeley Calif. women slayings. Descriptions of a man and woman in a dark sedan were obtained from Newburyport Mass. tourists and broadcast to Mexican officials as investigators fear the killers crossed into Mexico after the March 30 murder near El Paso.

EL Paso Weston G. Frome Daugee Nancy Mexico Chris Fox Frome Berkeley Calif Hester Worcester Chauncey Newburyport Mass West Texas Fox

Death Joins the Union

The Funeral Casket and Ambulance Chauffeurs' Union announced after May 1 its members will not transport non union caskets to graves. Funeral directors were notified by union letters as pickets demonstrated before the Universal Funeral Chapel bearing placards accusing it of using non union caskets.

New York Union Today Universal Funeral Chapel

Globe News Want Ad Rates And Deadline Notice

An advertisement plea announces a 70 per word rate for a want ad in the Globe and News. It states reach to over 99,000 copies and 33,000 subscribers daily for three days, with a deadline before 6 30 PM for tomorrow's Sunday edition.

Globe and News Globe Globe-News

Coogan’s Mother Blocks Entry in Subpoena Battle

Superior Judge Ruben S. Schmidt faced a bid to order Los Angeles County deputies to force entry into Jackie Coogan’s mother’s Van Nuys home and serve a deposition subpoena in the star’s movie fortune dispute. An affidavit claimed electrically controlled gates barred access to the residence.

Los Angeles Rubens. Schmidt Arthur L. Bernstein W. T. Gelason

Man With $9569 Triggers Food-Check Riot in Boston

A Boston disturbance centered on a 75 cent food bill. A police car responded to a Huntington Avenue restaurant and arrested a man whose pockets held $9569 in cash. Lieutenant Morris Murphy counted the stash for nearly an hour.

Boston Huntington Avenue Morris Murphy

Dr Nunn Ends 25 Years of Sunday School Lessons

Dr J E Nunn ends a quarter century of preparing the International Sunday School lesson used by up to 16 publications. The 86 year old Amarillo contributor retires after Easter. the Saturday morning News will carry the final lesson this week with continued plans for future readers.

DR. Nunn J. E. Nunn Nunn Amarillo Daily News Panhandle Dr Nunn

Hale County 4-H Club Fat Stock Sale Sets Records

Hale County's 4 H Club fat stock show in Kansas City drew buyers from major packing houses. Calves totaling 173 brought 14075 28 with 900 pound average at 9.04 per hundred. 352 lambs sold for 2854 72 at 9.01 per hundred with 90 pound averages. Grand champion calf and lambs drew top bids from Plainview and Petersburg consignors. Sixty five youths from Plainview Matador Orton Hale Center Silverton and nearby Panhandle towns attended with Col Jack Bragg auctioneering. They plan to return home by late tonight.

Kansas City Hale County 4-H Club Texas Plainview Galen Carr Abernathy Ellis Britton Jack McGarr Arthur Hegi Petersburg Col Jack Bragg Olathe Kan Hale South Plains

Easter Trombone Choirs Herald Moravian Easter Morning

In Bethlehem Pennsylvania on April 15 Moravian trombone choirs begin the 150 year old Easter custom. The dawn procession starts at the old Moravian Church with the message The Lord Is Risen and ends with sunrise services at God's Acres burial ground led by trombone choirs and choruses.

Bethlehem Old Moravian Church Central Moravian Church God's Acres Germany

Wheat Stocks in Canada Fall to Lowest Since 1920

Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports March 31 wheat stocks at 84,160,585 bushels, 31 million below last year, with oats and flaxseed down, barley up, rye unchanged. The wheat level marks a record low since 1920 in Ottawa.

Ottawa Ont Canada Dominion Bureau of Statistics

Amarillo Area Saturday Weather Outlook

Amarillo and West Texas will see Saturday partly cloudy conditions while New Mexico expects fair skies and warmer readings in the east and central. Hourly temperature records from yesterday in Amarillo show varying highs and lows with a 62 degree afternoon reading and a 56 degree minimum noted.

Amarillo West Texas New Mexico Max

Plains Editors Call For Unite To Influence Lawmakers

Panhandle press leaders hear Eu gene Worley urge organization to push favorable publication laws and educate legislators. He cites subgroups advancing laws, joking about his shift from journalism to law, as 125 to 150 editors attend the session led by Mayor Ross D. Rogers and Albert Cooper.

Gene Worley Shamrock Panhandle Press Association Worley Texas J. ¢. Estlack Donley County Clarendon Register Worley Texas Senate Ross D. Rogers W. H. Graham Tribune Farwell Albert Cooper

White Deer FFA Wins Big in Tulsa Dairy Show

White Deer FFA captured top honors on opening day of Swisher County Dairy Show in Tulsa. they won the high team and the high individual. Judge P C Colgin reported more than 90 Jersey cows entered, with one Brown Swiss drawing notable comment. The Illinois bred cow owned by E Stapp drew attention as the lone non Jersey. Show wraps up Saturday with prize awards.

Tulsa White Deer Future Farmers of America Swisher County P. C. Colgin Ilinois E. ©. Stapp

Triple Slaying Solved in North Lima Farm Deaths

Sheriff Ralph Elser said Norman Smith a farm hand confessed to killing Mr and Mrs Henry Baumeister and the Baumeister’s father at their North Lima area farm on January 4. The case ends with a single suspect and formal charges anticipated.

Youngstown Ralph Elser Norman Smith Henry Baumeister North Lima

President urges new levies for needed income

The Roosevelt administration proposed taxing future government securities and salaries of federal state and local workers to fund a 4.5 billion program. Officials expect $156 million annual from all securities and salaries, with hearings on the lending plan set for Wednesday led by Hopkins.

Washington Roosevelt Congress Treasenry Taxation Program Bank Board Roswell Magill The Treasury House Appropriations Committee Hapkins Harry Hopkins Senate Appropriations Committee CCC War Department Agriculture Department

Boyd Gatewood Succumbs

Boyd Gatewood a 46 year old Texas newspaperman and publicity man died of a heart attack today in a tourist camp in Austin.

Austin Boyd Gatewood Texas

Child Slayer Confesses in Los Angeles Case

Charles McLachlan a 55 year old painter confessed to murdering Jenny Moreno after being confronted by authorities. He described entering the shack drunk, striking the girl with a hammer three times and disposing of her body over a fence. A mob beat him during arrest.

Los Angeles Charles McLachlan Jenny Moreno Eugene Biscaduz McLachlan Moreno Biscailuz

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