Famous Drivers Compete In Amarillo Boat Races Today
Speed demons race at City Lake near Amarillo in a pane handle debut event. Jack Hinkle Worth Boggeman and Les Herrick lead a field from six states with Fort Worth Tulsa Independence Denver among entrants. The Tri State Pair Association sponsors this high speed program.
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Philadelphia
Les Herrick
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Colorado
Conchas Dam Funding Seen Likely After Talks
Congressman Marvin Jones of Amarillo said Conchas Dam in New Mexico is practically certain for authorization next week after a series of high level talks. The project would provide an auxiliary water supply for Amarillo, aid Tucumcari and Amarillo irrigation, and become a major Southwest works project with an estimated 4.5 million dollar appropriation. Arch Hurley led lobbying efforts and communicated with officials including President Roosevelt about final approval. The dam would be built at the confluence of the South Canadian and Conchas rivers northeast of Tucumcari to reduce flood losses and secure water for regional needs.
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Conchas
New Mexico
Marvin Jones
Amarillo
Texas
Carl Hinton
Southwest
Roosevelt
War Department
Arch Hurley
Tucumcari
N. M
Hurley
Ross Rogers
Wilbur C. Hawk
Executive Board
Rainfall Sweeps North Plains in Heavy Thundershowers
North Plains and surrounding areas saw substantial rain from a storm overnight with Amarillo recording 0.32 inches. The downpour marked one of the heaviest falls in weeks and nearly doubled the total June moisture, following Amarillo’s record driest June in about half a century.
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Amarillo
San Jon
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Court Upholds Vanderbilt Custody Ruling for Gloria Vanderbilt
New York July 3 The appellate division of the Supreme Court unanimously sustained Justice Carew’s award of custody of 11 year old Gloria Vanderbilt to her paternal aunt Mrs Gertrude Whitney The court said the mother Mrs Gloria Morean Vanderbilt may exercise her rights and spend more time with her child than in years past
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Federal funds sought for Texas industrial survey project
Application filed in Austin on July 3 for federal work relief funds to finance a Texas industrial survey described as a white collar project. Officials estimate that several hundred people now on direct relief may gain employment through the survey.
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Amarillo Prepares Safe Sane Fourth Celebration
Amarillo readies for a safe and sane Fourth with banks and offices closed, mail halted, and a one hour downtown post office, while speed boat races on a large lake 17 miles southeast draw entries from several states.
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Panhandle
Roosevelt to address Confederate Vets Reunion here
President Roosevelt set to speak at the Confederate Veterans reunion in town. Texas Highway Commission awards contracts totaling 1,346,178 and orders quick rebuilding of four major bridges swept away in recent fires along Highways 66 4 9 and 71.
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President Roosevelt to address Confederate Reunion in Amarillo
President Franklin Roosevelt told Congressman Marvin Jones he would address the Confederate Reunion in Amarillo from September 3 to 6 either in person or by telephone and radio. The invitation marks the first time a President has been asked to speak at the reunion which gathers Confederate veterans and descendants. Roosevelt aims to visit Amarillo en route to the West Coast for the San Diego Exposition and West projects, as local leaders plan the event.
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Cowhands recall first known rodeo at Pecos
In Pecos an estimated 3000 spectators watched cowhands from the range ride broncs rope wild calves and team tie near the spot where on July 4 1883 riders from the Hash Knife and W ranches held the first rodeo on record.
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Cowboy Reunion Draws Texans to Stamford
Texan letter describes Stamford’s annual Cowboy Reunion with chuck wagons, ropers, and strong ranch country flavor. The author notes high grass, good cattle prices, and wide participation as outfits send in their wagons and horses for the popular event.
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Brisbane
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Shamrog e Man Held In Fatal Accident
Childress reports a truck crash three miles east of town killed farmer M W Sparkman, aged 48, critically injuring his three year old son Jay Allen and injuring ten others. Len Porter of Shamrock was charged with negligent homicide after the crash.
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Soamrock
Priceless Silver Heirlooms Stolen From Westmoreland Home
Priceless silver heirlooms dating back generations were reported stolen from the Westmorelands home here last night. A chest weighing 150 pounds disappeared while Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Westmoreland, Sr. attended a theater.
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E. R. Westmoreland
Westmorelands
Huey Long Says Louisiana Legislature Will Meet
Huey Long arrived in New Orleans and announced a special session of the Louisiana legislature would be called tomorrow night. Lawmakers were instructed to gather at 10 o'clock. He pledged to fund New Orleans police and firemen and city street projects and did not confirm plans to remove Mayor T Semmes Walmsley.
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Huey Long
O. K. Allen
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T. Semmes Walmsley
Shushan Airport
Baton Rouge
Senator Long
Amarillo Area Forecast Shows Afternoon Thunderstorms
Amarillo and vicinity expect scattered local thundershowers Thursday with partly cloudy skies otherwise. New Mexico generally fair Thursday with occasional unsettled pockets in the north central area and little temperature change. Temperature data and 24 hour precipitation are listed for the region.
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New Work Program Setup Ordered by FD R
FD R orders a new setup in the work program within the application branch. The directive focuses on reorganizing tasks and assigning responsibilities to improve efficiency and oversight in the department.
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Roosevelt Reshapes Work Relief Authority Over $25 000 Projects
President Roosevelt ordered a last minute overhaul of work relief funds to route most projects costing $25 000 or more to the Public Works Administration. The move aims to curb criticism of another CWA and shifts white collar and higher cost projects to Hopkins and the PWA while Ickes retains some divisions. The change follows a plan to limit federal backing to 45 percent of non federal PWA project costs and reflects pressure from states and critics.
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Black Widow Dominates In Cage Fight
Oklahoma City July 3 report describes a black widow spider placed with a centipede and a tarantula. The widow sits atop the container while the centipede kills the tarantula, then the widow restrains the centipede with a web as the fight ends with the centipede still active and the widow watching nearby.
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Oklahoma City
Spider and scorpion fight ends with scorpion victory
Mrs. H. C. Cooke of Waco captured a black widow in her home and then a stinging scorpion. She placed both in the same glass jar, and after a four minute duel the scorpion prevailed over the spider.
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H. C. Cooke
Byrns Promises Thorough Probe On Utilities Bill Lobbying
Speaker Byrns pledged a full fair and impartial probe by the House rules committee into lobbying efforts on the utilities control bill. He cited the chair and members' oversight and dismissed concerns of a whitewash while noting Senate action by the interstate commerce committee.
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Plainview Man Named Regent of Agricultural and Mechanical College
Roy B. Davis of Plainview was appointed by Governor Allred to succeed the late Guy O T Anderson as a regent of the Agricultural and Mechanical College. Davis, an A M ex student, is a farmer business man and head of an independent creamery company.
One Man Beaten, Two Await Bail On Aggravated Assault
A violent incident near the city lake left Jess King 35 hospitalized at St Anthony's after being beaten unconscious. Kraus and Tipton were granted $250 bonds on aggravated assault charges. Two boys, Max Coulson and Harold Huckdbee both 13, helped summon police at 8 07 p m. Officers Randy Lee John Odum and Carley Price arrived quickly and found the fight still ongoing before King was rushed to the hospital.
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Geerf Tipton
Max Coulson
Harrison Street
Harold Huckdbee
Tyler Street
City Section
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Neaby
Randy Lee
John Odum
Carley Price
Zing
Charces
Kraus
Tipton
Charley Carder
Ben Bailey
Liberty Theater
Fourth Avenue
Ring
Woman Jailed for Contempt Now in Hospital Under Guard
A 50 year old Amarillo woman Miss Sarah Conwell remains under guard in Northwest Texas Hospital after doctors testified she risked permanent injury if kept in jail. She had refused to relinquish $18 700 in stock certificates to the court reporter and lost about $500 000 since 1919. Doctors described her as nervous with Brights disease and needing proper diet and baths, raising concerns the jailed confinement endangers her health.
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Spouse Admits Complicity In Heinous Crime
A Detroit case reveals Merton Ward Goodrich confessing to staging the 11 year old Lillian Gallaher’s death in September. His wife confessed complicity and faces homicide charges. Goodrich and wife fled to Canada after the child’s death. he was held on disorderly conduct and questioned about the murder.
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Lillian Gallaher
Detroit
Michigan
William O’brien
Raymond Henshaw
Abraham J. Gallinoff
Henshaw
Goodrich
Ohio
Raymond Johnson
Canada
Gallaher
Lillian
Merton
Husband charged in mercy slaying in Chicago
Chicago police filed a murder charge against 60 year old William Ganshaw in the death of his 58 year old wife Elizabeth linked to a death by own action pact described by investigators as a mercy killing.
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Executions in Wilhelmshaven for Nazi secrets betrayals
Bruno Lindenau aged 63 and Egon Brest 35 were executed by axe at Wilhelmshaven for betraying military secrets to the Nazi regime. Wilhelm Battesch received a life sentence on the same charges.
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U.P
Bruno Lindenau
Egon Brest
Wilhelmshaven
Wilhelm Battesch
Wants Ads Open All Day For Classifieds
The Globe News Want Ad department will be open all day today for selling renting or swapping. Call 6262 to place an ad in any of about 70 classifications. A courteous ad taker will help you write an inexpensive notice that will get results.
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