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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1935

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Agrarian Uprising Forces Tabasco Governor Out

In Tabasco Gov. Manuel Lastra is ousted by the federal Congress amid claims of outside influence after a popular agrarian uprising. Gen. Aureo Calles named provisional governor as Gov. Rafael Villareal of Tamaulipas resists pressure and a state of siege is denied.

Mexico City Manuel Lastra Tabasco Tamaulipas Rafael Villareal Lastra Tomas Garrido Canabal Villareal Plutarco Elias Calles Mexico Lazaro Cardenas Garrido Louisiana Argentina Aureo Calles Villa Hermosa Miguel] Enriquez Pillar Sanchez Sanchez Ciudad Victoria Associated Press Tamalupias

Emperor Haile Selassie Birth Celebration Amid Italian Snub

Ethiopian celebrations for Emperor Haile Selassie marked by royal spectacle and mass support as Italian envoy Conte Vince Gigliucci refused to attend a reception and banquet amid tension. The U S Charge dAffaires George received cordial welcome and antiwar protests accompanied the event. Britain urged civilian safety and export hopes for arms to Ethiopia circulated in Rome and Paris.

Addis Ababa Ethiopia Haile Selassie Luigi Orazio Conte Vince Gigliucci Rome Addis Aaba London Great Britain Paris

Last Chance Today for Guest Tickets to Front Page Woman

The Globe-News offers free guest tickets to the Mission Theater for Bette Davis in Front Page Woman with each 7 time Want Ad ordered today for start tomorrow. The program promotes weekly Want Ads with lower rates and greater results. Dial 6262 to place your ad.

Globe-News Mission Theater Bette Davis

Nude Dancer Plans Marriage After Trial In Paris

Miss Joan Warner of Chicago, fined for dancing nearly nude in Paris, announces engagement to a Frenchman and plans to marry before year’s end. She says she will settle down in a country home and have three children while keeping her partner’s name private to avoid further publicity.

Paris Joan Warner Chicago

Plains Dotted by Light Rains Improve Local Crops

Rains fell at scattered points over the Panhandle with modest totals in Amarillo and larger showers in south and west sectors. Reports show half inch to better than quarter inch precip across several towns including Tulia Kress Texico Farwell Friona Black and Dallam County. The moisture aids raw crops and range grass as showers continue in the region.continued on page

Panhandle Amarillo Tulsa Claude Tulia

House Committee Backs Federal Truck Regulation Bill

The House Interstate Commerce Committee approved a bill to regulate motor trucks and buses. Common carriers on fixed routes would have rate schedules controlled by the Interstate Commerce Commission. contract carriers must file minimum schedules. The measure was sent to the House for consideration next week.

Washington House Interstate Commerce Committee Interstate Commerce Commission Commission

Senate passes amended AAA bill broadening farm price aid

The Senate approved a revised AAA amendment to bolster the administration program for raising farm prices. It validates processing taxes and allows partial tax suits while requiring Senate approval for higher salaried employees. Passage was 64 to 15 as lawmakers parsed last minute amendments.

Washington Senate Secretary of Agriculture Supreme Court Arga

Beverly Hills Letter on Armament and Small Nations

A reader letter from Beverly Hills discusses misperceived geography with New Mexico and Siberia, criticizes Washington 1922 treaties, argues small nations deserve armaments, and mentions Abyssinia with long weapons. The writer signs as MeNanugthtS, referencing a travel fantasy and fear of disarmament.

Beverly Hills Calif Wiley Post New Mexico Siberia Russia England Washington Abyssinia

Judge Threatens Contempt Over News Testimony

Judge M S Munson warned Houston reporters of possible jail for printing testimony in Clyde Thompson murder trial at Retrieve Prison Farm. He cited contempt of court and ruled testimony be withheld to prevent juror disqualification in related cases. Rangers were stationed for security amid disclosure of a plot to break Thompson from the courtroom.

Angleton Clyde Thompson Everett Melvin Retrieve Prison Farm M. S. Munson Houston Rangers Houston Chronicle Thompson

Farmer to Market Road Projects Favored by WPA Chiefs

Wilbur C. Hawk, on the State Planning Board, says WPA officials favor farmer to market lateral road projects in the Panhandle. He cites urgency of planning at local levels and urges counties to form planning boards to shape projects with district directors. Meredith is district WPA director for Potter County relief.

WPA Hawk Panhandle Plains Wilbur C. Hawk State Planning Board Amarillo H. P. Drought San Antonio James V. Alfred Austin Panhandle A. A. Meredith Potter County North Panhandle

WPA District 16 director calls meeting of county and city offices

A A Meredi the WPA district director for District 16 convenes a meeting with county city and school officials today at 10 in the Crystal Ballroom of the Herring ate. The gathering aims to coordinate eligible sponsors for WPA programs while Meredith and his staff will not meet with relatives to discuss individual projects from different political bodies.

A. A. Meredi WPA North Panhandle Herringate Meredith

Russian Plane Missing Over Alaskan Route

The United States Coast Guard reports a chartered sea plane carrying N A Sokoloff of Amtorg Inc. is over 24 hours overdue from Ketchikan Alaska. Pilot Jerry Smith and three aviators were en route to Oakland in a planned Moscow to Oakland non stop flight. last sighting was Alert Bay at 2 PM Monday amid heavy fog. Coast Guard cutters Cyane and Haida search the area.

Seattle United States Coast Guard N. A. Sokoloff Amtorg, Inc Ketchikan Alaska Jerry Smith Sokoloff Moscow Oakland Calif Alert Bay Coast Guard Haida

Private funeral set for Charles Bismark Ames

Charles Bismark Ames longtime chairman of the board of the Texas Corporation dies suddenly at his summer home near Meredith New Hampshire. Funeral services are planned privately at his Ames Oklahoma City home Wednesday afternoon with the body arriving Wednesday morning. State and county bar associations will not participate in the private funeral per the family's wishes.

Oklahoma City Okla Charles Bismark Ames The Texas Corporation Meredith N. H Ames

Memphis Man Slain by Pop Bottle Blow in Parlor

Police report a soda bottle blow during a drunken argument in a Memphis parlor killed London Who 25. The victim died from a fractured skull. Bill Hawthorn of Memphis was charged with murder after White’s death.

Memphis U.P Cd H London White Bill Hawthorn

Allred Names Showers Chairman of Game Fish and Oyster Board

Governor Allred announced the appointment of Jess L. Showers of Vernon as chairman of the game fish and oyster commission succeeding A E Wood of Austin. Jack O'Brien of San Antonio was named to replace Murrell L Buckner of Dallas on the board.

Austin Allred Jess L. Showers Vernon Game, Fish and Oyster Commission A. E. Wood Jack O’brien San Antonio Murrell L. Buckner Dallas

Auto sales soar in first half 1935 surpassing 1933 total

Commerce Department reports U. S. automobile factories sold 2,262,144 machines in the first six months of 1935, up from 1,714,263 in the same period of 1934 and far exceeding 1,920,057 sold in all of 1933, marking a sharp year‑to‑year gain.

Washington U.P Commerce Department

Delegation Seeks President Signature for Conchas Dam

Southwest envoys will meet President Roosevelt at 10 am to obtain final approval and signatures for Conchas Dam and a first year funding of 4.5 million dollars. Arch Hurley reports the project will irrigate thousands of acres and create a large recreational lake in San Miguel County near Tucumcari.

Arch Hurley Wilbur C. Hawk Southwestern Delegaton Conchas Dam Huriey Hawk Panhandle Amarillo Tucumcari Washi Roosevelt New Mexico Museum Santa Fe Marvin Jones

Hat May Be Clue In Disappearance

Breckenridge July 23 A hat found along the route traveled by O R Ashcraft pipeline worker of the Texas Company missing since last Wednesday is brought in for identification It is the only clue so far as 28 year old father of two left home to walk the line to the Tames oil camp More than 20 miles of the Clear Fork River have been dragged aircraft have flown over the territory the pipeline has been scoured and CCC workers aided in the search

Breckenridge O. R. Ashcraft Texas Company Ashcraft Tames Clear Fork CCC

Carl Ray Heads Panhandle Drugists Group in Amarillo

Carl Ray, Amarillo Retail Druggists Association secretary, was named permanent chairman of the Panhandle districtTexas Pharmaceutical Association meeting in Amarillo with about 100 druggists. Dr. W J Danforth urged concerted support for the fair practices act as chain store lobbies opposed it during the session at the Amarillo Hotel Red Room. Seven county chairmen were chosen along with district representatives replacing the former board of six. John Smithee presided over Amarillo association hosting the event.

Panhandle Texas Pharmaceutical Association Carl Ray Amarillo Congress Ray The Texas Association Druggists Clyde Holtzclaw Potter County J. F. Ferrell Carson J. B. Crawford Tulsa Swisher J. R. Roden Friona Palmer M. J. Wolf Dalhart Dallam Clyde Fatheree Pampa Gray C. R. Bowen Stratford Sherman

Conchas Dam funding eyed to spur multi-state project

A $4.5 million allotment for Conchas Dam on the South Canadian River in San Miguel County New Mexico was recommended by the President's allotment advisory board. The plan envisions a 130 mile pipeline to Amarillo Texas for a gravity water supply and later irrigation networks across the Texas Panhandle and New Mexico.

Washington Conchas San Miguel County New Mexico Roosevelt Marvin Jones Conchas Dam Amarillo Arch Hurley Tucumcari Army Texas Panhandle Hurley

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Lei, Aka Calles U. S Selassie United States William Perry George Francis Jenssens Corps Perico Bill Broadens Cate, Ine Winnie Mae Center North Pacific Fay Gillis Mrs. Post Amtorg George May Texas Southwest New Mexico State Museum Texas Plains 1 U. 8 Bell Ranch By Bascom N. Timmons Washington Correspondent Meath Amarlilo Ank West Texas
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