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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1932

Page

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Unity Shown By Solons For Fixing Budget

Congress pushes to balance the 1933 budget with a 1.115 billion revenue bill, while a $200 million economy plan tackles federal savings. Senate hearings counter Hoover message claims as leaders seek quick adjournment before the party convention. The 10 percent federal pay cut remains pivotal to the savings plan.

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Richmond mother attacks daughters with hatchet

Mrs. Turner S. Shelton, 42, attacked her two sleeping daughters Mary Elizabeth 11 and Eleanor 9 with a hatchet in their Richmond Virginia home. Authorities said she may be mentally unbalanced and wounded the children badly before police intervened.

Richmond Turner Shelton Mary Elizabeth Eleanor

Weather Forecast for Amarillo and Vicinity

Fair Thursday for West Texas and New Mexico with little temperature change. Amarillo area hourly readings show highs near 96 and lows around 60. Yesterday's highs reached 87 and lows about 56 with mild winds and no significant changes expected.

Amarillo West Texas New Mexico

Texas Only State With Wheat Crop Prospects

A Santa Fe report notes wheat prospects fading in the Midwest while Texas shows a above-average expected yield. Kansas suffers the most from poor wheat, with 8 million acres harvested of 12.8 million planted. Oklahoma and Kansas soon start harvests as costs drop. Corn acreage rises as wheat falls, with oats, rye and barley damaged by weather and livestock in good condition overall.

Topeka Kan Middle West Santa Fe Railroad Company Santa Fe Texas Kansas Oklahoma Iowa Nebraska Ilinois Missouri Colorado

Cowboy Loots Bank At Hatch

A masked bandit robbed the First National Bank at Hatch New Mexico of about $2000. He entered with a drawn pistol and ordered cashier Coke Johnson and a customer Bert Laurier to the front, then fled on a horse as shots were fired at the fleeing thief. Three posses pursued the bandit.

Hatch N. M First National Bank Coke Johnson Bert Laurier

Kentucky dynamite suspect is hanged in Princeton

Six masked men drove up to the jail in Princeton and hanged Walter Merrick, 40, from a tree after taking him from his cell. Merrick faced charges of dynamiting J. M. Pool’s Hopson General Store near Princeton in February.

Princeton Wupj Walter Merrick Merrick J. M. P.pool Hopson

Fleischer Sought in Juarez Border City

Juarez detectives hunted for Harry Fleischer a Detroit gangster after reports he was seen in Juarez. His sweetheart was not seen at a bullfight and Detroit officers expect his arrest soon according to local reports.

EL Paso Juarez Harry Fleischer Detroit Fleischer

Eight Are Sentenced On Kidnapping Charge

Eight of the 11 defendants in the Dr. James W. Parker kidnapping case were convicted by a jury in Peoria. Sentences ranged from five to 25 years with Betson and Pursifall among the convicted leaders. Other verdicts included Evans Stoops Minninger and Raymond Stoops with various terms for roles in the abduction and ransom plot.

Detroit Washington Hoover Charles R. Feagan White House Irene Bernice Clifford Feagan Peoria. In U.P James W. Parker Jas. W. Betson Joseph H. Pursifall Betson Pursifall Henry Ingram Claude Red) Evans Dr. Parker Arlo Stoops Evans Renter Cecil Minninger Stoops Raymond Stoops Taxewell County Dwight Barrett Parker Homer Massey

Curtis Unchanged After Wife's Sudden Death

Curtis remains in unchanged condition at Jefferson Hospital after the sudden death of his wife. The multimillionaire publisher Cyrus H. K. Curtis was reported in stable condition while authorities investigate the circumstances surrounding the tragedy.

Curtis Philadelphia Cyrus H. K. Curtis Jefferson Hospital

Six thugs pay for slayings in Louisiana hangings

Six bandits died on the gallows in Louisiana for murders during holdups, four in New Orleans and two in Shreveport. E L Patterson and Boris Tolett were hanged in Shreveport for the murder of Pine Island merchant Charlie Jones. In New Orleans, Sto Jacques Herm an Taylor George O Day and Donald Rylick were hanged for the murder of grocer Raymond Rizzo during a bank robbery gun battle.

New Orleans Louisiana Shreveport L. Patterson Boris Tolett Charlie Jones Pine Island Sto Jacques Herman Taylor George O'Day Donald Rylick Raymond Rizzo

Papen Forms Rightist German Cabinet

Berlin June 1 Franz Von Papen wartime associate of President Von Hindenburg formed a Rightist cabinet. His list was submitted to the President early tonight and accepted.

Berlin Franz von Papen von Hindenburg

Texas Supreme Court rules river beds belong to state in Bradford case

The Texas Supreme Court sustains the Small Bill and holds river beds in non navigable streams over 30 feet wide are state property, not private school fund lands. The decision affects about 600 defendants in a West Texas oil land suit with valuations up to 50 million dollars. Revenue from Sabine River leases would now go to the general fund.

Austin Texas Supreme Court State of Texas C. W. Bradford Texas Clint C. Small Amarillo Dan Moody North Fork Red River Gray Wheeler Caswell Reed State General Revenue Fund Sabine River East Texas Permanent School Fund J. H. Walker General Land Office Bradford J.H. Sharp Commission of Appeals

Evidence presented on removal grounds for Mayor Walker

Samuel Seabury told the Hofstadter committee that Walker violated the city charter by holding bonds in a company that won a $43,556 traffic light contract. Seabury argued this justified removal under charter section 1533, while Walker in Detroit accused Seabury of unfairness and insisted the bonds were a mortgage, not a stock interest. This marked Seabury’s first hint at filing charges and at removing Walker, with further details continued on page 11.

New York Samuel Seabury Walker Hofstadter Legislative Committee Seabury Detroit

Floods and winds lash Oklahoma towns

Oklahoma reels under floods and twisters with outages across the state. Chickasha merchants defend stocks as water floods downtown while Arapaho area sees farm homes toppled by a tornado. Casualties limited to hail damage. several rail washouts reported and Highway 66 disrupted near Clinton.

Chickasha Okla Oklahoma Oklahoma City Arapaho Line Creek Alex Rush Springs Washita Clinton

Defense Hammers Axe Murder Trial In Mississippi

The Kendall trial for the axe murders of two troop members in a minstrel show resumes with defense witnesses suggesting L H Brownlee’s violence as a possible motive for others. A parrot exhibit at the courthouse sparks controversy as prosecutors hint at a key witness though no agreement on its use is reached.

Conroe Darrell Kendall L. H. Brownlee Kendall

Kidnapper Sentenced to Life for Abduction

Anthony Lauri of Youngstown was convicted by a Warren jury of kidnapping 11 year old James DeJu te Jr. of Niles in March. The verdict orders life imprisonment.

Warren Ohio Anthony Lauri Youngstown James de Jute, Jr Niles

Ex-Students Give Museum 6300 to Panhandle Plains Society

Ex-Students Association of West Texas State Teachers College donates 6300 to the Panhandle Plains Historical Society museum fund. The gift funds the museum building, with about 3000 more needed to reach a 25000 goal before state matching next month. Graduation week featured 1932 degrees and new officers, a banquet in Cousins Hall, and an address by Dr S H Whitley on education amid economic crisis.

Canyon Panhandle Plains Historical Society Ex-Students’ Association of West Texas State Teachers College Mary E. Hudspeth L. F. Sheffy I. B. Carruth W. Crosslin Childress Roy Guthrie Memphis Lee Gilmore Wheeler Herschel Jennings Roy Cheatham Grace Clark Felix Phillips Amarillo G. H. Jones Happy Neville Wrenn Hereford A. D. Cummings Floydada L. H. Rhodes Dalhart Julia Kelly Plainview Cousins Hall the Historical Society Newton Crain W. L. Vaughn Evelyn Shanklin Ruth Strain Wayne C. Eubanks Association Whitley 8. H. Whitley East Texas State Teachers College

Father wounded as children go missing in Perryton

In Perryton Texas on June 1 authorities search for two missing boys J M Cone Jr nine and Vernon six after their father J M Cone senior is found fatally shot in the family garage. A second shot heard as neighbors and physicians arrive deepens mystery with sand found in the father’s shoes guiding search along Wolf Creek for footprints.

Newa Perryton J. M. Cone Vernon Cone J M. Cone Cone Fami Summi Cers Hospi Micsin Wolf Creek Here

Montreal brokers suspend trading after voluntary assignment

Montreal stock brokers Craig Luther and Company announced a voluntary assignment for the benefit of creditors. They were immediately suspended from trading on the Montreal Stock Exchange and the Montreal Curb Market.

Montreal Que Craig, Luther and Company Stoc Immedia Treal Stock Exchange

Want Ad Bits Highlight Budget Vehicles and Deals

Reputable car dealers quote new low prices on all models and trucks moving fast. A combine, tractor, six gang disc plow offered. Screen doors installed for a small fee. Cash offered for old pianos. Room and board for a couple listed at 52 dollars per week.

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