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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1938

Page

12

Wheat Estimate Shows Bulge in U S Crop Record

James E Bennett & Co forecast a total U S wheat crop of 1 055 billion bushels, surpassing the 1915 all time high. C M Galvin of Bennett & Co notes favorable weather boosted prospects despite rust damage. Winter wheat output is placed at 84 088 million bushels with a probable 15 9 bushels per acre yield at 81 percent of normal.

Chicago U.P James E. Bennett & Co United States C. M. Galvin Bennett & Co

Don’t Let Constipation Drag On Kellogg All-Bran Ad

A Kellogg advertisement urges relief from constipation by adding bulk to the diet with All-Bran cereal. It explains that bulk means a fibrous food that helps bowel movements and recommends daily use with plenty of water to restore energy. Kellogg is made in Battle Creek.

Kellogg's Kellogg Battle Creek America

Missing Lass Found Unharmed by Cops

Betty Ray Harboard four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Harboard was found unharmed today in a shack with Mrs Jane Davis 57. Police said Davis was deranged and could not explain her actions. District Attorney Ben B Knight said the motive appeared to be an overpowering desire for a child not a kidnapping.

Santa Cruz Cal Betty Ray Harboard Ray Harboard Jane Davis Ben B. Knight Davis

Death Penalty Given Mexican Convict

In Floresville on May 31 a jury in 81st district court sentenced Jesus Herrera, a Lavernia share cropper, to death for the slaying of 12 year old Hope Elizondo, a Lavernia schoolgirl. Defense counsel did not appeal. Herrera denied the alleged rape and murder of the girl on May 21.

Floresville Hope Elizondo Lavernia Jesus Herrera Herrera

Reforming Farm Policy in Iowa Sparks Debate Across Sides

In Macomb Illinois area observers discuss the 1938 farm program. Corn Belt Liberty League leader Tilden Burg warns of creeping control while McDonough County Conservation President Andy Hodges calls the plan democratic and nonpartisan. Officials outline quotas, penalties, and the need to store excess corn, with farmers weighing compliance and fear of future compulsion.

Tilden Burg Cornell Liberty League Macomb Burg Best Liberty League Tye Andy Hodges Hodges McDonough County Agricultural Conservation Association League Corn Belt Liberty League

Toronto Winners Having Trouble

Four mothers who shared the Millar prize seek retreat from aggressive salesmen after winning the $100,000 each in the Toronto baby race. Mrs Timleck and three other co winners faced real estate pitches while two disqualified contestants, Mrs Kenny and Mrs Clarke, received consolation awards of $12,500.

Toronto Ont Arthur Timleck Timleck Charles Vance Millar Kathleen Ellen Nagle Annie Katherine Smith Isabel Mary MacLean Timlock Millar Matthew Kenney Paulne Mae Carke Kenny Clarke

Methodist Fight Over Church Name Opens in Atlanta

A petition seeks to revoke a May 20 charter granted to G Sears Aiken and others for Methodist Episcopal Church South Inc arguing that using the same name would confuse the public and infringe 93 years of church existence. Judge Paul S Etheridge set the motion for June 3 assignment in Fulton County superior court.

Atlanta South Paul S. Etheride

Surplus Corn Plan Faces Storage and Quota Issues

The plan would store corn and loan 25 cents a bushel until prices reach parity, then release stock. Despite a 1,067,678,000 bushel carryover, a bumper harvest could push prices to 20 cents. Critics note quota rules favor 566 counties, leaving others unregulated and potential political risks for Wallace.

League Wallace

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Iowa Willis Thornton NEA Service III Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace Des Moines Ellis B. Hall the Academy of Music & Art Gasure Grace Moore Andre Kostelanftz Paul Whiteman Deems Taylor Paul Douglas Liccerr & Myers Tobacco Co Floyd V. Studer Life Insurance and Annuities Amarillo J. W. Hill Furniture Co J. W. Hill Lowell J. W. Hill Sealy Blackburn West Texas New York Governor Clinton Penn Station Fifth Avenue Pennsylvania Clinton Seventh Avenue 31St Street Robert J. Glenn
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