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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1934

Page

4

University of Texas Faculty Pay Hike Recommended

May 31 The Board of Regents proposed to restore a 25 to 30 percent pay cut for UT Austin and Medical Department faculty and seek a five percent salary rise for a retirement fund. Beauford H. Jester of Corsicana chaired. Bids on the main University building at Austin were reviewed. The panel discussed the budget and salaries policy, aiming for a lump sum delegated to regents. No statement on El Paso College of Mines was provided.

Galveston Board of Regents University of Texas Beauford H. Jester Corsicana Austin Jester el Paso College of Mines el Paso John G. Barry

Mine College Probe To Open

Galveston May 3 The University of Texas board of regents orders a three member committee to investigate conditions at the College of Mines and Metallurgy El Paso following the resignation of Dr John Barry president since 1931 acting president Dean A Puckett The committee will report at the Austin meeting and recommendations will be considered The regents will also discuss budget matters for the main university and the State Medical College.

Galveston College of Mines and Metallurgy el Paso University of Texas Board of Regents Austin John Barry State Medical College

Endurance contests banned under new Texas law

Austin reports the new act ends marathon performances by forbidding any contest to continue in the same place for more than 168 hours. It requires an actual rest period every 24 hours and closes loopholes that allowed evasion of humane rules. The piece notes Texas creates a Centennial Exposition commission with $100,000 to spend by 1936, to plan the event and seek a suitable location, with legislature to ratify next January.

Austin Texas Neary

Rumors of Coup Detat Haunt Ex Empress Zita's Castle

Steeneckerzeel Castle near Brussels shelters ex Empress Zita and Archduke Otto. Officials deny plans for a coup or any move to a reconstructed dual monarchy. They note Austrian law and confiscated Habsburg estates complicate any return while stressing they will not leave Belgium.

Brussls Steeneckerzeel Castle Zita Austro-Hungary Arnduke Otto Otto Hungary Austria von Gudenus Belgium Caabonbececnl Warthol Lower Austria Rel Hapsburg Archduke Otto Stepneckerzeel Castle Napoleon Hapsburgs Marquis de Croix Alfonso Spain Empire Orth Schlosshof Eckhartsau Esslingen Luxemburg-Voesendorf Poegs-Ostrong Danube Mattinghofen Kleinkraempen Murozsteg Scharfeneeg Vienna Czechoslovakia Steeneckerzeel Brussels Louvain Brusse Ztia Japsburg Archduke

Time extended for more cotton data in D C

The Farm Administration extended indefinitely the time for filing briefs and testimony on the amended marketing agreement for the cotton ginning industry. A public hearing occurred May 18 and the record was to close today.

Washington Farm Administration

British debt view is given in London May 31

The British government’s stance on war debts and plans to avoid being labeled a defaulter when next month’s installment is due have been sent to Washington. The statement rests with the State Department or Sir Ronald Lindsay awaiting Roosevelt’s return, as Commons members press on the issue. Haydn symphonies drew crowds in New York as musicians played.

London Washington State Department Ronald Lindsay Roosevelt Great Britain Arthur Evans Teader Chamberlain

Shredded Wheat for Health in Warm Weather

Good For You advises eating wisely in heat to feel better and work well. Shredded Wheat with milk and fruit is recommended for breakfast or lunch, providing energy, tissue building, and disease resistance with bran for regularity.

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