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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1938

Page

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Panhandle to get three new lakes funded by PWA

Panhandle Texas earns $578000 for three new lakes in Dalhart Tule Creek and Wolf Creek projects with Ickes approval. Rep Marvin Jones hails Roosevelt endorsement and expects work to start in August while more sites in eastern New Mexico Oklahoma and other Southwest counties are surveyed.

Marvin Jones The Panhandle Water Conservation Association PWA Panhandle Texas Roosevelt Amarillo Southwest Harold L. Ickes Dallam Hartley Rita Blanca Dalhart Swisher County Tule Creek Ochiltree County Wolf Creek Curry Union Counties New Mexico Panhandle Plains Buffalo Lake Randall County Boggy Creek Hemphill County MacClellan Creek Gray County Jovns Oklahoma Jones Caprock Memphis Briscoe County Army Engineers FDR John McCarty

Wheat Loans Set at 59 to 60 Cents a Bushel

Secretary Wallace set price-support loans on 1938 wheat at 59 to 60 cents a bushel at farms and local elevators to avoid depressing export markets. Loans carry 4 percent interest, seven months for commercial storage, or May 31, 1939 for farm storage, with subsidies possibly totaling up to 150 million dollars. The plan uses base terminal rates and allows withdrawal or surrender per loan terms.

Washington Wallace Agriculture Department AAA Commodity Credit Corporation Reconstruction Finance Corporation RFC Kansas City Kan Omaha Neb Council Bluffs Chicago St. Louis

Weather Summary for Amarillo and Vicinity and New Mexico

Friday partly cloudy and slightly warmer in Amarillo and West Texas Panhandle. New Mexico showers and thunderstorms expected. Temperature yesterday reached 97 with a high of 37.70 and precipitation 0.75 inches in the 24 hours ending 4 PM yesterday.

West Texas Panhandle New Mexico Rature Amarillo yestePay

Will Rogers Highway 66 parade to showcase pioneer pageant

Preparations underway for August 15 16 17 events marking the completion of the Will Rogers route Highway 66 in Amarillo Texas. The program includes a grand pageant with 160 participants a pioneer parade led by notable figures from Panhandle plains communities and entries from towns along the route.

Highway 66 Raton Pass Carl Hinton The Highway Association Los Angeles Panhandle Plains Dee Howard Portales Roy Smith Tucumcari N. M U. S. 66 Will Rogers Memorial Highway Association Texas Plains Chicago Clay Thornton Julius Dorenfield W. H. Fuqua Old Settlers Amarillo John McCarty Ralph Faxon Raton Mr. Hinton H. H. Hassell Lubbock

Amarillo Cars Headed to Tulia for Swisher County Jubilee

Amarillo joins Tulia and Happy to celebrate Swisher County's 48th anniversary with a morning caravan from the Chamber of Commerce in the Amarillo Hotel. The parade starts at 9 30, a noon barbecue, and a two o clock rodeo with riders from multiple towns.

Amarillo Tulia Swisher Swisher County John Snider Panhandle South Plains Happy Hereford Plainview

Garner's Story Recounted by Farley on Garner’s 1936 Role

Postmaster General James A. Farley reveals in American Magazine that Vice President John N. Garner led conservative Democrats in Chicago to break the deadlock at roosevelt’s 1936 convention. Garner did not know he would be nominated when he freed the Texas delegation from pledges.

Washington John N. Garner Chicago Franklin Roosevelt James A. Farley American Farley Democratic National Committee Roosevelt Garner Texas White House

Portales School Gets 95000 Dollar Allocation

Public Works Administration announced ninety five thousand dollars is allotted for a school building at Portales New Mexico. Work may start within ten days on the Joseph T Robinson Memorial Auditorium at Little Rock Arkansas under an additional ninety five thousand dollar loan and grant. The memorial will be backed by a three hundred eighty seven thousand dollar grant and four hundred sixty eight thousand dollar loan. Fort Worth regional office noted an extra forty five thousand dollar grant and fifty thousand dollar loan. City officials will provide equipment to secure the funds. Construction can start within ten days.

Portales N. M Public Works Administration Joseph T. Robinson Little Rock Ark PWA Fort Worth

Texas PWA applicants would exhaust all public works funds

Secretary Ickes said that if Texas applicants received every dollar they requested for public works, there would be nothing left for the rest of the country. The remark was made in Washington on July 14.

Washington Texas Ickes

British Troops Sent to Hankow as Japan Plans Long War

British soldiers were sent to Hankow China to protect civilians and property amid Japanese bombings and the advance on Nanjing. Britain readies to resume control of a former concession as Tokyo signals a prolonged war in China.

China Mars Hankow Japan Tokyo Great Britain United States Joseph Grew

Hughes Finishes Round‑The‑World Flight In Record Time

Howard Hughes and four companions completed a 14,824 mile round the world flight in three days 19 hours and 17 minutes setting a new speed record. The crew landed at Floyd Bennett Airport to a 25,000 strong crowd and planned a Broadway parade led by New York officials.

Howard Hughes Devon EF. Francis Associated Press Floyd Wiley Post Post Hughes Katharine Hepburn New York Broadway Charles A. Lindbergh Siberia Paris Yakutsk Wiley Memorial Fiorello H. LaGuardia Grover Whalen Harry P. Connor Thomas Thurlow Edward Lund Richard Stoddart Manhattan Washington News Greenwich Village Lieut Thurlow

Sonny Hughes Honored In Houston By Flight Feats

In Houston the famed Howard Hughes known as Sonny is celebrated for his swift global circumnavigation. Locals recall the Hughes family’s oil drilling legacy and speed lineage, with brewery workers and oil plant staff noting his ties to the Rathskeller celebration and his late father’s invention.

Olen W. Clements Houston Sonny Howard Hughes Magellan Rathskeller Howard Robard Hughes Keokuk Iowa Texas Howard W. P. Hobby Hughes Fred Lummis Barney Oldfield

Emotions Run High As Hughes Crew Land At Floyd Bennett Field

Wives of Hughes around-the-world flight crew watch as the silver plane lands. Mrs Stoddart cheers and strains to light a cigarette while Mrs Thurlow and Mrs Connor react with joy and relief as husbands return from the journey.

New York Hughes Floyd Bennett Field

Boar Rampages Through Farm Horse Corral

A four year old boar on the Bus ter Riley farm in Clarendon attacked a corral of six horses. The animal slashed legs and severed arteries, causing two horses to collapse before workers beat it off.

Clarendon Buster Riley Farm

Roosevelt refutes snub of Lanham on News Menu

A brief item notes Fillett Roosevelt denying a perceived snub toward Lanham in the current News Menu page spread. The blurb places the issue among political chatter on Page 3 and Page 10.

Fillett Roosevelt Lanham Pat O'Brien Hollywood Texas Roosevelt Panhandle U. B Reese R. B. Masterson Pacific Coast Happy Chandler Csssrees

Hughes Swift Trip Sparks Speculation Worldwide

Washington July 14. Howard Hughes landed in New York four days after takeoff, flying around the world in about 80 hours. The feat stirs pride in Americans and raises questions about aviation's power and the potential for future superspeed travel and shifting foreign policy in light of the Monroe doctrine and national defense.

Kirkel Simpson Washington Rudyard Kipling Howard Hughes New York Hughes Jules Verne Western Hemisphere Spain China Roosevelt Administration

Crop insurance leaders meet from six states in Kansas City

Fifty crop insurance supervisors, state AAA committee members and FCIC field representatives from Texas, Oklahoma, Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa gathered in Kansas City to discuss the wheat crop insurance program. Roy M. Green of Washington explained the program to conferees as the conference runs to tomorrow.

Kansas City U.P AAA Federal Crop Insurance Corporation Roy M. Green Washington FCIC Texas Oklahoma Missouri Kansas Nebraska Iowa

Three Killed in Lubbock Area Traffic Crash in Rain

A head on collision 13 miles west of Lubbock in heavy rain killed Dan Collins and his wife of Tipton Oklahoma and their grandson Kenneth Dale Smith. Also dead are notes of further injuries to J G Marrow Geneva Morrow and Skinner Butler and Glen Butler along with Mrs Trawick. Investigating officers cited Skinner Butler as the driver.

Lubbock Dan Collins Tipton Okla Kenneth Dale Smith Sally Trawick Collins

Bee’s Sting Is Fatal

LIGONIER Pennsylvania July 14 The sting of a honey bee today killed Mrs Nancy Hamlin Shaffer 52 wife of a councilman in 2 minutes She was stung in the throat while working in her garden Dr C D Ambrose said the swelling strangled her Marrow was taking his daughter to Lubbock to a doctor Miss Marrow suffered severe lacerations of the face and physicians feared her sight Janet.

Ligonier Nancy Hamlin Shaffer C. D. Ambrose Marrow Lubbock Plainview Thurman Dodson Marlow Okla Broomcorn Farence Gulledge Fort Worth Ada Louise T. J. Daly Bert Jones Roosevelt Kimble County Slano Sonora B. W. Hutcherson Camp Allison Jones Austin San Antonio Lee Bartfield Dallas Bexar County Bartfield

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U. S Highway 66 Parade Leon C. Phillips Tulia Fete P. D. Berthelot and Howard Boxwell United Press He’s Boar
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