Wallace Says AAA Changes Essential After Roosevelt Conference
Secretary Wallace announced a search for amendments to the Farm Adjustment Act to continue the administration's agriculture program. Senate committee members favored scrapping licensing authority over marketing agencies, enforcing marketing agreements via interstate regulation. Wallace said the non partisan issue remains and vows to pursue amendments to address social and economic injustices.
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Washington
AAA
Wallace
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
NRA
Senate Agriculture Committee
Smith
South Carolina
Pope
Democrat of
Idaho
White House
DeGrassi Invites New Mexico Democrats to Amarillo Session
Postmaster W D DeGrassi said many New Mexico Democrats will attend the Young Democrats convention in Amarillo next week after speaking at the New Mexico Postal Employee convention in Las Vegas. He invited the delegates to Amarillo, noting a large turnout is expected.
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New Mexico
Young Democrats
W D. DeGrassi
Las Vegas
DeGrassi
Amarillo
M CRAW ENJOINED IN OIL LAND CASE IN TEXAS
Judge C A Boynton in El Paso granted a temporary injunction preventing Texas Attorney General William Mce Craw and aides from interfering with Stanolind Oil Company’s possession of lands in Pecos County Yates field. The state faces a boundary dispute and seeks a receiver in Austin. A $50 000 indemnity bond was required. Cardinal Oil Company had been restrained from drilling on state leased land.
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EL Paso
C. A Boynton
William MceCraw
Texas
Yates
Pecos County
Austin
Boynton
Cardinal Oil Company of
San Angelo
Exhumation Sought For Boston Doctor Helen Welch Will Case
The body of Dr. Helen G F Welch a 69 year old Boston physician who died in Florida in 1932 may be exhumed to determine the cause of death Contenders to her 300000 will seek removal from the Everett grave for an autopsy The death certificate lists pneumonia in Jacksonville on May 17 1932 A mysterious letter from Rev Clyde Frazier returned unopened with deceased written on the envelope precedes the death by four days
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Boston
U.P
Helen G. F. Welch
Florida
Everett
Welch
Jacksonville
Clyde Frazier
Titusville
Rev. Frazier
Physican
Student Returns Sunday From Texas A and M College
Carlton White son of Mr and Mrs T H White 2214 Washington Street will return to Amarillo Sunday from Texas A and M College where he was graduated this week He majored in electrical engineering.
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Carlton White
T. H. White
Washington Street
Amarillo
Texas A
M. College
Vacation Bible School Opens at Tabernacle Church
The eleventh annual Vacation Bible School at Tabernacle Baptist Church on Sixteenth Avenue and Buchanan Street begins Monday at 9 AM. Pre-enrollment today at 2 PM includes an auto joy ride and street parade. The free program runs three weeks, 9 to 11:30 AM, with Bible lessons and music. last year enrolled 500+, projections similar.
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Tabernacle Baptist Church
Sixteenth Avenue
Buchanan Street
J. C. Sisemore
Spring Recital Offered by Ellis Hall Pupils
Pupils of Ellis B. Hall will be presented in a spring recital at the Academy of Music and Art tonight at 8 o clock. The program includes band numbers and instrumental solos with about 35 pupils taking part. The public is invited with no admission charge.
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Ellis B. Hall
Academy of Music and Art
Hall
Texas A and M appoints yearbook and newspaper managers
C. W. Hahn of Dallas named business manager of the Longhorn yearbook at Texas A M College for 1935 36 and H F Souder of College Station named business manager of the Batallion weekly for 1935 36. Editors of the Scientific Review for 1935 36 include A I White of Amarillo as agricultural editor.
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College Station
C. W. Hahn
Dallas
Longhorn
Texas A. & M
H. F Souder
Batallion
Scientific Review
A. I. White
Amarillo
Five Children Die In Ontario Blaze
A gas stove explosion in a Branch Ontario house killed five children and left parents Mr and Mrs John Scott and child Douglas Scott among the survivors. The father escaped by breaking a second story window and lowering his wife to the ground before leaping to safety as flames trapped him from returning inside.
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Branch
Ont
John Scott
Douglas Scott
Lamesa Plans First Inventors Exposition
Lamesa on May 31 announces an inventor exposition for next Monday. Local exhibitors will present models and drawings of devices including cultivator attachments plow tools conveyor regulators school signal systems windmills and more.
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Lamesa
Tennesseean Shot by Railroad Agent in Yard Incident
Walker, 22, of Coal Creek Tenn is in critical condition with four bullet wounds in a Gainesville hospital after an early morning shooting in railroad yards. Special Agent N O Brown of the Santa Fe railroad is absolved of blame following a statement to County Attorney William C Culp.
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Gainesville
Weather Walker
Coal Creek
Tenn
N. O. Brown
Santa Fe Railroad
William C. Culp Walker
Ennis Arnold Lauded as Grand Jury No Bill
Ennis Arnold former CCC camp worker was no billed by the Potter County grand jury and released from jail after investigation into a criminal assault charge filed by Mrs. Matilda Hanson a New York transient. Hanson staying with her husband at a northeast Amarillo camp accused Arnold of attacking her returning from a picture show.
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Ennis Arnold
CCC
Potter County Grand Jury
Matilda Hanson
New York
Hanson
Amarillo
Arnold
Wise County Reunion Plans Set for June Meeting
Wise County organizers call a June reunion. Ben Short leads arrangements for former residents in the Panhandle to attend a 2 PM courthouse meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise County
Panhandle
Ben Short
Joe Hill Illustrates Byrd Expedition in High School Talk
Joe Boy Hill fresh from Little America and the Byrd expedition will present an illustrated lecture Thursday at 8 pm in the high school auditorium. The program benefits Boy Scout troops 2 3 8 and 13 for sending delegates to the National Scout Jamboree in Washington D C. He will describe driving a tractor in extreme cold and display clothing from the trip with details on dress. Nika the Malemute dog, gifted by Admiral Byrd, will appear on stage. the team of huskies aided the Little America explorations. Tickets are 40 cents for adults 25 cents for Scouts and children under 12. The event is sponsored by Central Presbyterian Church.
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Joe Boy Hill
Little America
Boy Scouts of
Washington, D. C
Joe Boy
Nika
Admiral Byrd
Young Hill
Central Presbyterian Church
Love Theme This Week for Wesley Class Program
The Wesley Friendship Class presents a Sunday morning program with the theme Love. Mrs. Allred leads the event while Mrs. McClendon performs a violin solo with accompanist Mrs. Joe Shields. Mrs. L. O. Hasley portrays Ruth in oriental costume and reads from 1 Corinthians 13.
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Wesley Friendship
Allred
McClendon
Joe Shields
L. O. Hasley
Ruth
Sweet Tooth Burglar Strikes McClendon Candy Plant
Amarillo police report a burglar with a sweet tooth entered the McClendon Candy Company plant at 116 West Eighth Avenue twice this week. On the second visit late Thursday or early yesterday, about $6 worth of candy was taken. The first break-in yielded only a partial theft.
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McClendon Candy Company
West Eighth Avenue
Merger Formed of Northwest Texas and West Texas Cotton Groups
The Northwest Texas Cotton Growers Association and the West Texas Cotton Growers Association merged after an all day conference of directors. W A Taylor announced the consolidation, creating the West Texas Cotton Growers Association with HQ in Abilene and a large branch in Lubbock.
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Abilene
Northwest Texas Cotton Growers Association
Lubbock
West Texas Cotton Growers Association
W. A. Taylor
Witcga
Texas
Theft of clothing and household items reported in burglary
Ford Brandenburg reported a burglary at 1611 Van Buren Street yesterday morning. Nearly all clothing in one bedroom was stolen including boots shoes coats shirts gloves blankets underwear socks and pajamas. A razor and coffee pot were also taken from the kitchen.
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Ford Brandenburg
van Buren Street
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Aieleelihall
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
M'Craw
Schilling
Good Housekeeping Bureau
Weswerwe
Borden's
Borden
Polk
Carolina
Redfern
Paul Redfern
Dutch Guiana
Vacation Bible School
Youth ON Paper
Ontario
Joe Hill
Edward J. O'Reilly
Orange
Edgar Eskridge
Louisiana
Associated Press
Cotton Growers
Catalina
Blackburn Bros
News-Globe
Senee Ae
J. C. Penney CO
J. C. Penney
Penney
G. W. Luke
Mer. J.C. Penney Company
Amarillo, Texas
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