Fall Sale Ends Sept 27 40% OFF as low as $7.97/month CODE: NEWS40
Get 40% Off

Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

We found your results!

Page 1

Amarillo Daily News in Amarillo, Texas

We have 22,786,314 pages in Texas

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 28 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1936

Page

1

Fiery Solon Faces Jail and Fines Over Traffic Spat

Washington congressman Marion Zioncheck, famed for fast roadsters, spent part of the day in two guard rooms amid a traffic law dispute with officers. He paid 45 dollars in fines for speeding and court disturbance, with 25 dollars of collateral already forfeited. Judge Casey offered 48 hours in jail, which Zioncheck declined. A warrant had been issued when he failed to appear in traffic court. The episode ended with him returning to his duties after the fines were settled.

Washington Marion Zioncheck Zioncheck O'Connor New York Walter J. Casey George Helmuth Capitol Hill Zionbeck Helmuth Capitol Judge Casey

U S Provides New Soil Aid in Texas Panhandle

A second allotment of 200000 dollars for wind erosion control in Texas, mainly the Panhandle, has been approved by Dr. C W Warburton. The funds extend last year’s 300000 dollar program and will also cover Hemphill and Roberts counties, added despite not being in the original plan. Officials say the money finances emergency lists where funds exhausted and may be the final installment for the Southwest wind erosion effort.

Bascom N. Timmons Washington Texas Panhandle H. Finnell Southwest Roberts Hemphill

Lindberghs Arrive Boldly in Boulogne France

Col Charles A Lindbergh and Mrs Lindbergh docked in Boulogne on a British freighter and drove away by car without revealing their destination. The arrival occurred April 23 and was reported from Boulogne France.

Boulogne France Charles A. Lindbergh

WPA Worker Supports Two Wives on WPA Wages

BELLAIRE O April 23 William Gibbons a WPA worker admitted in court he had been supporting two wives on his WPA wages. The admission came as part of a big army charge proceedings.

Bellaire U.P William Gibbons Gibbons

Hiccough Assault Keeps Nelie Marcum Hospitalized

Nelie Marcum a 21 year old patient in Hamilton Ohio endures an 11 day hiccough attack. Doctors employ hanging by the arms to relieve pressure on the diaphragm and neck nerve stimulation. Sedatives aided sleep but attacks resumed. Parents Mr and Mrs Bey Marcum consent to possible neck nerve operation.

Hamilton U.P Nelie Marcum Louis Schneider Bey Marcum

Suspect Denies Part In Lipscomb Robbery Arrested in Colorado

Fred Hauser a 40 year old Texas farm hand was arrested in Greeley Colorado on a Lipscomb County Texas warrant for the 2500 robbery of Christian Babitzke. He is held for extradition to face the charge. The Lipscomb County robbery occurred January 12 at the Babitzke home six miles southwest of Lipscomb with four masked men. Ben Babitzke 19 was shot in the back.

Lipscomb Colorado Greeley Colo Fred Hauser Texas Lipscomb County Christian Babitzke Hauser

Conchas flood control funds approved for 1937 work

A conference committee approved $3,500,000 for the Conchas flood control project in New Mexico. Senators Hatch and Chavez signaled Congress would back the appropriation, aiding continuous construction. Gov Tingley threatened retaliation over Colorado labor blockades, with martial law declared at the border amid flood of indigents.

Washington War Department New Mexico Hatch Chavez Congress Denver Clyde Tingley Colorado Ed ©. Johnson Johnson Tingley

Plans for Conchas Dam near Tucumcari outlined

Gerard H. Matthes of the Mississippi River commission spoke to the American Society of Civil Engineers in Hot Springs about Conchas Dam on the South Canadian River near Tucumcari New Mexico. The 228 foot tall concrete dam would be the ninth straight gravity type over 200 feet high in the United States upon completion.

Hot Springs Ark Conchas Tucumcart N. M American Society of Civil Engineers Gerard H. Matthes Mississippi River Commission Vicksburg Miss United States Matthes

Defendant Wins in Florida Theft Case With Fines

In Clearwater Florida on April 23 James Manuel faced charges of stealing an auto license from Bood James and Lucille James. The outcome fined James Manuel 30 dollars for the theft and 10 dollars for improper license use while Lucille James was fined 15 dollars for perjury. Witnesses said the Jameses placed a stolen tag on Manuel s truck after borrowing it.

Clearwater, Fla James Manuel Bood James Lucille James James Lucille Jameses Manuel

San Angelo Crash Fatal To Oil Man

San Angelo April 23 William J. Criswell identified by Texas license as Gulf Oil Corp. employee from Pittsburgh Pa. died this morning about two hours after his coupe struck the rear of a truck 12 miles east of San Angelo. Patrolmen said he apparently dozed. Both cars were going toward San Angelo.

San Angelo William J. Criswell Texas Pittsburgh Gulf Oil Corp Here

Guymon Cowboys Visit Amarillo For Pioneer Day Parade

Guymon Oklahoma arrives with a 25 piece cowboy band to announce No Man's Land Pioneer Day on May 2. The 11:15 a m welcome starts a Polk Street parade at 11:45 followed by a concert in front of the Amarillo Hotel and a KGNC broadcast. Alfred Mantell will present keys to the city as 100 boosters join the celebration in cowboy attire.

Guymon Okla Amarillo No Man’s Land Panhandle Texas Oklahoma Cal Farley Alfred Strongheart) Mantell Polk Street Tenth Avenue Third Avenue KGNC Guymanites Southwest

Testimony Details Townsend Income From Pension Movement

Washington April 23. Testimony to the House investigating committee shows approximately 130000 dollars received by Dr F E Townsend and R E Clements from Townsend old age pension movement sources. Clements testified he had earned about 77800 dollars in salary and dividends up to April 1 1935. Townsend reportedly received a similar amount sharing profits and dividends.

Washington F. E. Townsend R. E. Clements Townsend Old Age Pension Movement House Investigating Committee Clements National Townsend

Boa Sleepy After Mouse Mistake In Duluth

A four foot Central American boa found in bananas was given to Duluth Junior College. Students housed it in a cage and offered a mouse which instead slept in the snake's coils after the mouse ate other morsels. The teacher noted the boa must have eaten recently.

Duluth, Minn Duluth Marguerite Kittridge

Parker's Son Among Group Indicted in Lindbergh Case Ties

A Brooklyn grand jury indicted five men including Ellis Parker Jr son of a New Jersey detective for kidnapping and second degree assault of Paul Wendel a former Trenton attorney linked to the Lindbergh Hauptmann case. Wendel testified twice claiming abduction torture to force a false confession.

New York Brooklyn Ellis Parker, Jr New Jersey Paul Wendel Trenton, N. J Bruno Hauptmann Wendel Col Charles A. Lindbergh Hauptmann Martin Schlossman Harry Bleefeld Harry Weiss Murray Bleefeld Schlossman Parker Burlington County N. J

Stocks Fall In Heaviest Wave Of The Year

In New York on April 23 losses ranged from one to five dollars per share with some plunges to eight as selling intensified. Brokers blamed the French elections and tax bill debate for the market drop with all sectors hit. Case Threshing and Union Pacific slid eight dollars while International Harvester fell six. ticker lagged six minutes at one point.

New York Case Threshing Union Pacific International Harvester

Sweetwater Girl Burned in Blast

Miss Evelyn Fowler eighteen, employed in the home of Leland Glass, grocery man, was critically scalded when a gas explosion wrecked the frame house. Workmen three blocks away rushed in to rescue her. she was taken to a hospital. One-year-old Prank Glass in a front room was unharmed.

Sweetwater Evelyn Fowler Leland Glass Prank Glass

Exonera­ted in shooting in Port Arthur

Everett Collins was exonerated for the fatal shooting of Karen Dubose an 18 year old Nederland High School football player who was killed while picking berries near his home Collins said he was hunting in the vicinity and authorities cleared him of blame in the incident

Port Arthur U.P Everett Collins Karen Dubose Nederland Collins

Delegates Register For Pampa PTA Convention

More than 425 officers and visitors registered at the First Methodist Church in Pampa for the eighth district Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers conference. State officers include Mrs. A. Y. Troutman of San Antonio and Mrs. H. F. Godeke of Lubbock with district officials and local association presidents also in attendance.

Pampa Conference of Eighth District Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers First Methodist Church A. Y. Troutman San Antonio H. F. Godeke Lubbock J. EB. Griggs Amarillo

Pampa Leader Elected District President in Biennial Meeting

Mrs. Hunkapillar was chosen president of the eighth district for two years succeeding Mrs. Griggs after the biennial officer election. Other officers include first vice president Mrs. McReynolds of Dumas and second vice president Mrs. Bender of Panhandle. The meeting opened with invocation by Rev. James Todd and continued into afternoon sessions.

Eighth District C.T. Hunkapillar Pampa J. M. Crain Amarillo W. B. Lamaster Perryton Hunkapillar Griggs R. J. McReynolds Dumas F. A. Bender Panhandle Tom Johnson Tulsa

Notables Choose San Antonio for Texas Democratic State Convention

The Texas Democratic executive committee awarded San Antonio the May 26 state convention bid after bids from Fort Worth Amarillo Waco and Houston. Myron G. Blalock praised a solid front for Roosevelt and Garner and predicted a harmonious summer meeting. C. & Slatton of San Antonio extended the city’s bid.

Fort Worth Texas Democratic Executive Committee San Antonio Myron G. Blalock Marshall Alamo City Amarillo Waco Houston Blalock Roosevelt Garner. C. &. Slatton

Kimes Suspect in Parole Forgery Probe at McAlester

McAlester Oklahoma April 23 War den Roy Kenny said George Kimes an Oklahoma gunman is in solitary as he probes a forged parole to free robbery convict Finis Cooper. Cooper allegedly provided a confession that the fake parole was printed in the prison shop by Kimes and mailed to outsiders. Kenny called it an amateurish but bold plot.

Mcalester Okla George Kimes Oklahoma McAlester Penitentiary Roy Kenny Finis Cooper Kenny Cooper Kimes Oklahoma City

Centennial mascot Billy the Kid shown for Texas Livestock Expo

A young goat nicknamed Billy the Kid was presented to Dallas Mayor George Sargeant as the mascot for the Texas Centennial livestock exposition. M. D. Taylor of the Texas Goat Raisers' Association and Ranger Captain R. C. Hawkins were involved in the ceremony in San Angelo on April 23.

San Angeta Billy the Kid George Sargeant Dallas M. D Duke) Taylor Texas Goat Raisers’ Association R. C. Hawkins Billy

Notable speakers in Amarillo for Emergency Peace Campaign

Sherwood Eddy and Prof. S. D Myers Jr will headline general conferences in Polk Street Methodist Church today as part of the Emergency Peace Campaign aimed at educating the public against war. An afternoon discussion at 3 and an 8 o'clock evening mass meeting are open to the public.

Parley Amarillo United States Sherwood Eddy D Myers, Jr Arnold Foundation Southern Methodist University Dallas Polk Street Methodist Church

Russian Thieves Steal Iron Bridge

WARSAW April 23 The iron bridge over the Ochnia River at Kutno has been stolen and dismantled. Police and residents initially believed workers were repairing the structure after the superstructure was removed.

Warsaw Ochnia Kutno

Ethiopian–Italian War Dispatches Face Addis Ababa Front

A layered report from Djibouti and Addis Ababa describes Ethiopian guerrilla raids endangering Dessye and road destruction toward Addis Ababa. Italos claim heavy losses in Ogaden with Gra ziani forces advancing toward Jijiga Harar as Crown Prince Asfa Wosan presides at a pivotal moment.

Ogaden Harar Rodolfo Graziani Jijiga-Harar

Taxi Crash Kills One Injures Four Near Lawton

Bernice Bruce, 20, of Lawton was killed instantly in a collision between a taxicab and an automobile two miles east of Lawton. Four others were injured, one critically, including Gladys Maples of Lawton who was near death in a Lawton Hospital.

Lawton Okla Bernice Bruce Here Gladys Maples

Amarillo and West Texas Weather Forecast Fragment

Partly cloudy conditions expected Friday across Amarillo and surrounding West Texas area with warmer southeast portions. New Mexico shows fair Friday except for a wetted northwest section. Hourly temperatures from yesterday include highs around 78 and lows near 42 with 1935 figures noted in the record.

Amarillo Viccinity West Texas West 100Th Meridian New Mexico

Horse charges softball crowd as car damaged in Tucumcari

A horse ran into a late model Chevrolet coach during a softball game near Wolflin Stables injuring rider R O Evans who was thrown from the saddle. Don Gordon his wife and Carl Rice watched as the animal struck the car causing extensive damage and breaking glass while the car occupants were not harmed.

Don Gordon Tucumcari Carl Rice Amarillo Golden Sandie R. OC. Evans Palo Duro Apartments Wolflin Stables

Also Mentioned on This Page

Fiery Solon U.S Lindberghs WPA Hiccough Farmer IS Farmer Conchas Fund Boa Grand Jury Warra Hailu Ethopia Addis Ababa Rome Ancober Associated Press DEMOS Centennial Blacks Duce Nasibu Djibouti French Somaliland Frere Ababa Dessye Haile Selassie Letary Empire Desiye Nasiba Asfa Wosan
Search Courier

Search the Amarillo Daily News Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Amarillo Daily News?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication