Livestock Leaders Hear Roosevelt Recovery Plan Debate
In Albuquerque on January 10 the American National Livestock Association prepares to present a year long study of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration. The five member committee led by Dolph Briscoe of Uvalde, Texas met in executive session to finalize its report with no decision announced. More than 200 stockmen from the Panhandle attended or planned to attend.
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American National Livestock Association
Committee of Five
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Dolph Briscoe
Uvalfee
Tex
Vice Press
Washington
Walter F. Brown
Senate
America
Charles A. Lindbergh
Trans- Continental Air Transport
Hainer Hinshaw
American Airways
Black
Brown
Savannah
Tulsa
Okla
Hoover
Savannah-Tulsa
Robertson Air Lines
Hinshaw
Jones
RFC
Capitol
Roosevelt
Somers
Coinage Committee
Amarillo Debates Air Mail Cut With New Schedules
Civic leaders meet at city hall to protest Transcontinental & Western Air plans that would remove one eastbound and one westbound daily flight from Amarillo. The plan would force mail and passengers to rely on transfers or the remaining flights, amid prior route losses to Fort Worth Dallas and Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Washington
Transcontinental & Western Air
Fort Worth
Dallas
Denver
National Capital
Oklahoma City
St. Louis
M. E. Dilday
New Mexico
Montana
Carolinas
W. H. Fuqua
First National Bank
House Liquor Bill Changes Approved by Legislature
The house approved changes to the liquor bill amid debate, with provisions altering licensing, taxation, and enforcement while opponents urged caution over compliance costs and non-payment issues. A companion measure addresses non-payers and collection remedies within existing regulatory frameworks.
Trial Opens for Wynekoop Murder Case in Chicago
Dr Alice Wynekoop, aged 62, goes on trial in Judge Joseph B. David’s criminal court for the murder of Rheta Gardner Wynekoop. The state alleges she shot Rheta after chloroform was forced on her, amid domestic turmoil and life insurance motives.
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Chicago
Wynekeep House
Rheta Gardner Wynekoop
Alice Wynekoop
Rheta
Earle
Love
Joseph B. David
Criminal Court
Wynekoop
West Monroe Street
Kansas City
Alice
Catherine
Pea and Wind Delay Start of Long Jump
A windy condition delays the start of the long jump event. Competitors await calmer air as officials coordinate the field events schedule and monitor weather updates for a safe, fair competition.
Navy non stop air squadron sails toward Honolulu
Six Navy seaplanes launched from San Francisco in a record setting 2460 mile flight to Honolulu. The formation, led by veterans, faced a light breeze and a two hour struggle to alight before resuming the perilous voyage. Navy ships stood 300 miles apart as emergency support while past attempts and famed aviators echoed in history.
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Pacific
U.S. Naval
San Francisco
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Hawaiian Islands
Navy
Honolulu
Golden Gate
San Franecisco
San Francisco Bay
Point Lobos
Italo Balboa
North Atlantic
John Rodgers
Rodgers
Philadelphia
Panhandle Cattlemen Attend New Mexico Convention
Two hundred livestock men from the Panhandle of Texas gather in Albuquerque for the American Livestock Convention. Gene Howe editor of the Amarillo News-Globe attends, supporting cattle as a basic commodity amid broad debate. Miles Bivins and Jay Taylor, Amarillo figures, join the gathering.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Panhandle of Texas
Gene Howe
Amarillo News-Globe
Howe
Miles Bivins
Amarillo
Jay Taylor
Panhandle Livestock Association
Cattlemen Split Over AAA Impact and Tax Plan
Judge Hoover of Canadian leads Panhandle cattlemen urging support for AAA and a processing tax at the convention. A large Amarillo delegation backs the tax opposition amid claims the committee report remains crucial as the gathering opens.
Choice Seats For Girl Show Still Available
Despite a record rush for tickets to La Vie Paree there are many choice seats left for the midnight frolic at Municipal Auditorium Tuesday January 23. The Greater Marcus Show of 1934 brings girls and more girls to a 2600 seat hall with tickets priced at 1.65 1.38 1.10 and 0.55 including tax. Mail orders are handled by Miss Lois Black at The Globe News office with a self addressed stamped envelope for ticket return. Boise City residents have reserved several seats. This is the only performance in the Panhandle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Auditorium
Globe News
Lois Black
Panhandle
Boise City
Oklo
Move Is Launched Here To Avert Shutdown of Amarillo Helium Plant
A public action in Amarillo seeks to save the U S helium plant from closure after budget cuts. Telegrams to Congressman Marvin Jones and Senators Tom Connally and Morris Sheppard urge congressional funding. The plant employs 27 and faced a 122000 shortfall last year with 38000 requested this year.
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Amarillo
U. S
Marvin Jones
Tom Connally
Morris Sheppard
Three Killed in Stunt Ship Over White Rock Lake
Three fliers died when a plane they were flying low over White Rock Lake crashed into the water. The victims were W. A. Flowers, Jack Binion, and Oscar Poynter, all connected to Dallas area interests. Witnesses described loss of control as the craft circled the lake before breaking up.
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Dallas
White Rock Lake
W. A. Flowers
Jack Binion
King George Hotel
Oscar Poynter
Love Field
Flowers
Binion
Poynter
J. O. Jordan
Port Arthur
Les French
White Rock Park
Waterway plea and two billion farm bonds in Roosevelt push
President Roosevelt urged government backing for two billion dollars in farm loan bonds as Congress wrestles with war debt penalties and liquor tax measures. He pressed to extend authority for the Reconstruction Corporation and sought funds to continue CWA and CCC programs while tariff plans wait on Hull's return.
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St. Lawrence
Roosevelt
Senate
Wagner
Democrat
New York
Congress
Fahey
Home Owners Loan Corporation
House Banking Committee
Jones
The
Reconstruction Corporation
House
House Appropriations Committee
Independent Offices
Veterans Bureau
Hull
South America
Air Mail
RFC Proposals Move To Extend Lifespan And Funds
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation faces a proposed one year extension and 850 million dollars in new capital. Senate and House committees ready actions while a dollar stabilizing inquiry commences with a large witness list.
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House Coinage Committee
RFC
House Banking Committee
Representative Steagall
Alabama
Senate Banking Committee
Steagall
RPC
Federal Reserve Banks
Congress
Jones
Senate
House
Fake relief worker abducts 23 day old baby in New York
Police search for a woman about 30 in a smoked glasses disguise who vanished with Patricia Luciano from the East Side home. The kidnapper claimed to be a relief nurse and wore a note from a fake agency. Federal agents join the extensive investigation and a possible link to a visitor with a "mother complex" is pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Patricia Luciano
East Side
Mary Luciano
Patricia
Danbury
Conn
Relief Cash Shortage Threatens Amarillo Canning Plant
Amarillo faces closure of its 1201 West Sixth Avenue meat cannery, the citys largest CWA project, if more funds are not received. About 700 workers would lose jobs and a weekly payroll of 8800 would vanish, affecting Panhandle cattle markets. Local leaders press Washington for immediate appropriations as Texas bread bonds await sale.
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Amarillo
West Sixth Avenue
Julius Dorenfield, Jr
Potter County
Relief Committee
Austin
Washington
Dorenfield
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Western Livestockmen
Kauai
Pelican
Molokai
Wright
Breese
Schenck
GAMNE
DR. Winekoop
Lester Maitland
Albert Hegenberger
Wheeler Field
Ernest Smith
Emory Bronte
Leper Island
Dole
Lindbergh
Paris
Oakland
Art Goebel
William V. Davis
Martin Jensen
Paul Schluter
Kingsford-Smith
Charles Kingsford-Smith
President Navy
Paradise
Texas
Panhandle Cattle Growers Association
Amarilo
Amarillo Globe News
New Mexico State Cattle Growers Association
C. W. Seibel
Ross D. Rogers
Mr. Jones
Lake
Lions Farm Bonds
Federal Power Commission
Probers Hea
LINDY
West Texas
100Th Meridian
Teen
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