Repeal Urged by Demo Leader Miller in Texas
Roy Miller head of the Democratic national campaign in Texas urged party members to back the repeal of the 18th Amendment and legalization of beer. Frank Scofield joined, saying the campaign would not actively drive the wet drive. Maury Hughes heads the state committee which stays neutral in the campaign. Farley in Washington said the administration wants Texas to vote repeal as part of Roosevelt recovery measures. The move is non partisan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
U.P
Roy Miller
Texas
Miller
Frank Scofield
Democratic State Committee
Maury Hughes
Scofield
Washington
James A. Far
Lve
Hughes
Congress
Farley
Ferguson Grants Pardons and Paroles in Texas
Governor Miriam A. Ferguson issued full pardons to Sam Adams and James R. Cox, a conditional pardon to J. C. Tucker, and general paroles to Jerry Deason Nona Fox and Clifton Duffie. Adams and Cox faced burglaries, theft and embezzlement sentences. Tucker forgery. Deason liquor law violation, Fox robbery, Duffie burglary. Also appeals filed in Bridgeport bank robbery case and a Dallas perjury term.
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Austin
Miriam A. Ferguson
Texas Penitentiary
Sam Adams
Travis
Collin County
James R. Cox
Gregg County
Adams
Cox
J. C. Tucker
Hunt County
Jerry Deason
Smith County
Nona Fox
Potter County
Clifton Duffie
Rusk County
U.P
Court of Criminal Appeals
H. W. Warren
Wise County
First National Bank of Bridgeport
Sam Starnes
Dallas County
Hutchinson Service Set at Hereford
Funeral for Mrs. Tulia M. Hutchinson 28 wife of Dave Hutchinson of Logan New Mexico will be held at 4 p.m. Sunday at the Baptist Church Hereford with Rev W M Cloyd officiating Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home in charge She leaves daughter Margarite and her mother Mrs T B Dillingham Miles a Baptist Church member at Memphis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulia M. Hutchinson
Dave Hutchinson
Logan
N. M
Baptist Church of Hereford
W. M. Cloyd
Hutchinson
Northwest Texas Hospital
Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home
Margarite
T. B. Dillingham
Miles
The
Baptist Church At
Memphis
Coach Baggett Heads to Fort Leavenworth Camp
Coach Al Baggett of Amarillo College departs for 45 days at the Citizens Military Training Camp in Fort Leavenworth Kansas where he may serve as athletic instructor or lead a company. After camp ends around July 15 he plans to enroll in a top football coaching school though his choice is not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Baggett
Amarillo College
Baggett
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Citizens Military Training
Oilman Bullington Visits Amarillo in Receivership Case
Orville Bullington, Wichita Falls oilman and attorney for the Harvest Queen Mill and Elevator Company of Plainview, visited Amarillo on Friday and will stay through Saturday amid a federal receivership case. Bullington was a Republican candidate for Texas governor last autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Bullington
Wichita Falls
Harvest Queen Mill & Elevator Company
Plainview
Amarillo
Bullington
Texas
Mattern May Start World Flight Today Amid Porpoise Sighting
A porpoise schooling near a Coney Island hotel sparks talk of good weather as James Mattern prepares to begin a solo around the world flight and Francesco De Pinedo plans a long distance attempt. The two pilots were at a dinner honoring Lithuanian aviators when the sighting occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Coney Island
James Mattern
Francesco de Pinedo
Persia
Matiern
de Pinedo
Mattern
M'Gee Admits Having Kidnap Ransom but Denies Involvement
Walter H. McGee, among five arrested in Kansas City for the Mary McElroy kidnapping, told Amarillo Oldsmobile exec G C Odom he took the ransom money but claims no role in the crime. He said the $641 payment for a car was his own, not marked, and that he earned $200 a thousand for altering denominations. Police earlier notified Taggart and McGee was captured with two couples after a car trade and radio work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. McGee
Mary McElroy
Kansas City
G. C. Odom
Amarillo Oldsmobile Company
Odom
McGee
Cr. H. Taggart
Amarillo
Oldsmobile Company
Kansas Highway Department
Taggart
Canadian
Johnson
W. R. McDowell
Cain
Mac
McDowell
Legion Leader Radford to Visit Panhandle Rally Tonight
M A Radford grand chef de gare of Texas 40 and 8 Legionnaires arrives this afternoon for an all Panhandle rally at the Legion Home tonight. An informal luncheon at 7 will precede a short program with Radford as speaker followed by dancing at 9 30 with the Melody Maids Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Radford
Gran Chef de Gare
Texas
Legionnaires
Legion Home
Grand Chef de Gare
Melody Maids Orchestra
Louis Bussey
Panhandle
Chef de Gare Radford
T. M. Montgomery
Hanson Post
Radford
Wichita Falls
State Executive Committee
C. C. Gibson
Fifth
Texas Division
Famous Old Comic Hurt In Car Smash
Joe Weber 65 a famed member of Weber and Fields with wife Lillian 56 were badly injured when their taxicab struck a steel pillar. Weber suffered internal injuries and a fractured right ankle while Mrs Weber received a fractured right thigh bruises and cuts. Both were taken to Mount Sinai hospital where doctors reported Weber in satisfactory condition after surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joe Weber
Daily Vacation Bible School opens at Central Presbyterian
The fifth annual program starts Monday at Central Presbyterian Church and runs four weeks with daily sessions from 9 to 12. It is non denominational and open to children ages five and a half to 12 regardless of church ties. H G Wilson leads arrangements with Mrs R N Wilson directing the primary department and Miss Mary McNeill guiding the junior work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian Church
H. G. Wilson
R. N. Wilson
Mary McNeill
McGee Buys Car as Officers Take Group to Station
In a tense interaction a man named McGee and companions were escorted to the station after officers planned talks at the station. McGee boasted about buying a new car while others questioned his finances as the group prepared for questioning.
Germans Plan Moratorium on All Debts
Berlin reports President Hjalmar Schacht, addressing foreign creditor bankers, signaled Germany would declare a moratorium on all external debts next week. Delegates expect a measured move, potentially paying interest in foreign currencies while delaying principal amortization. Deutsche bonds abroad exceed a billion dollars, with U.S. bondholders threatening foreclosures if a general moratorium is declared.
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Berlin
Hijalmar Schacht
Reichsbank
Germany
Reichsbanks
Dr. Schacht
Bankers’ Advisory Committee
John Nester Dulles
New York
Bankers
United States
Dawes and Young
Angelus Temple Aide Missing Suspected Kidnaping
Angelus Temple in Los Angeles reports the disappearance of Hazel Josephine Caldwell, a Temple Sunday school official and wife of elder Sherman Caldwell. Missing since last Wednesday, she sent vague letters to family implying a spiritual journey and possible kidnaping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Angelus ‘Temple
Aimee Semple McPherson-Hutton
Hazel Josephine Caldwell
Temple Sunday School
Sherman Caldwell
Board of Elders
Bishop Boaz Responds to Wet Critics in Houston
In Houston on June 2 Bishop H. A. Boaz of the Methodist Episcopal Church South condemned wet politicians. He said he does not intend to be chastised and responded to remarks by John Henry Kirby regarding political preachers and the Liberal Legion leader’s criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
U.P
H. A. Boaz
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
John Henry Kirby
Kirby
Harris County
Texas Liberal Legion
Pattern 9614 for summer wardrobe in Amarillo Daily News
The notice promotes Marian Martin summer pattern 9614 with two-in-one design, sizes 14 16 18 20 32 34 36 38 40, requires 3 yards of fabric for size 16, and includes clear cutting instructions. Order form asks for name address style number size and costs fifteen cents pattern and twenty five cents book plus pattern, sent to Pattern Department Amarillo Daily News New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fach Marian Martin
Marian Martin
Amarillo Daily News
18Th St
New York
A B C Hears Club Reports At Amarillo Hotel Luncheon
Inter city meeting reports from Lubbock and Amarillo American Business Clubs were reviewed at the Amarillo Club luncheon. Ferrell Fox led the program with the Acme Life Insurance Quartet and Walter Sikes demonstrated golf fundamentals. Roy Burke announced a benefit box supper at the Herr ing Hotel for Am arillo Thrift Room and Crippled Children's Council featuring a spelling bee between ABC and Lions Club champions. Proceeds go to charity. the event includes a dance after the supper.
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Lubbock
Amarillo
Ferrell Fox
Acme Life Insurance Company
Walter Sikes
Earl Sparks
FE. E. Holcombe
EF. F. Simpson
T. J. Fletcher
Sikes
Roy Burke
Herring Hotel
Lions Club
Lion H. G. Wilson
Amarillo Thrift Room
Crippled Children's Council
Seven Solons to Carry On Texas Fee Inquiry
Seven Texas Senate members named by the lieutenant governor will continue examining the state officer fee system. Grady Woodruff of Decatur Walter Woodward of Coleman J W E H Beck of DeKalb Will Martin of Hillsboro George Purl of Dallas W R Poage of Waco and John S Redditt of Lufkin will carry on the investigation begun by the 42nd legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
U.P
Senate
Texas
Grady Woodruff
Decatur
Walter Woodward
Coleman
J. W. E. H. Beck
DeKalf
Will Martin
Hillsboro
George Purl
Dallas
W. R. Poage
Waco
John 8. Redditt
Lufkin
Pattern for old fashioned cross stitch motto
Bich aoie pattern no 447 by Laura Wheeler describes a sixty inch motto with decorative sampler style and subdued colors. Includes transfer design, color distribution directions, and framing guidance. Send 10c to Amarillo Daily News Needlecraft Dept 82 Eighth Ave New York City.
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Amarillo Daily News
Eighth Ave
New York City
Amarillo Bar Association Holds Noon Saturday Meeting
The Amarillo Bar Association will meet at 12 o'clock Saturday noon at the Rose Bowl Tea Room. Judge A B Martin will deliver the principal address and important business matters will be considered as the last regular meeting before summer adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Bar Association
Rose Bowl Tea Room
A. B. Martin
Piano Pupils to Appear in Recital Tonight
Piano pupils from Wilson Studios of Music perform in a recital at 8 15 this evening in the recital hall 1013 Harrison Street Residents include Grace Virginia Rogers Virginia Grace Stogner Billy Rousse Berry Dorothy Grimes Kathryne Warwell Margaret Warwell Betty Jean Hughes and Billy Sylvan in the program
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Studios of Music
Harrison Street
Grace Virginia Rogers
Virginia Grace Stogner
Billy Rousse Berry
Dorothy Grimes
Kathryne
Margaret Warwell
Betty Jean Hughes
Billy Sylvan
Rail orders and wage hikes from major U S steel and auto firms
The New York Central Railroad ordered 5,000 tons of steel rails from U S Steel and 2,000 tons from Bethlehem Steel. Buick and Olds divisions of General Motors raised hourly wages about 5 percent for 8,000 workers. The Pressed Steel Car Co. won a 42 narrow gauge passenger car order for Grant Park Transportation Co. Hudson Motor Car Co. shipped 5,600 cars in May, up from 4,600 in April and higher than May 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Central Railroad Today
U. S. Steel Corp
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Detroit
Buick Motor Co
Olds Motor Works
General Motors Corp
Pittsburgh
Pressed Steel Car Co
Grant Park Transportation Co
Chicago
Detroit—Hudson Motor Car Co
Billion Dollar Savings Target Seen by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt says the government aims to cut expenditures by about a billion dollars as part of a reorganization plan. The program would reduce foreign commercial attaches from 170 to 50 and move 60 more from Commerce to State to boost efficiency. The administration pledges the budget near balance next year within 125 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Department of Commerce
Department of State
Machado Aims to Remain Cuba Leader Amid Revolt
President Gerardo Machado told UPI correspondents in Havana that he intends to stay in office and has national support. He mocked reports he might abdicate, attributing them to rebel propaganda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
U.P
Gerardo Machado
United States
Machado
Last Meal Follows Death Row Killing in Niagara County
William H Jackson, a 40 year old inmate from Niagara Falls, asked for the largest steak for his final meal. He ate the steak and potatoes before the guards led him to the electric chair. He died five minutes after being seated at 11 04. The execution followed his conviction for killing King Turner in Niagara County.
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N. Y
William H. Jackson
Jackson
Niagara Falls
King Turner
Niagara County
Germany Benches New Pact Delay in Four Power Plan
June 2 report from Geneva says Germany will not sign Mussolini four power peace pact until Paris confirms whether France will cut war materials. Negotiations slow as France objects, with Boncour inviting Norman Davis to Paris for a triangular talks including British representatives. Disarmament talks eyed for London meeting. Davis not a London delegate.
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Geneva
MussoliNi
Germany
France
Great Britain
Italy
League of Nations
Norman
Davis
Joseph Paul Boncour
Mr. Davis
Paris
Sir John A Lmon
Lord Londonderry
London
Mrs Mary Tepe 61 Dies in Canadian
Mrs Mary Anice Tepe 61 wife of Ben F Tepe manager of the White House Lumber Co and a pioneer resident died after an extended illness in a local hospital Funeral services are set for 3 pm Sunday at the Christian Church Rev J R Brimberry to officiate She leaves four children Vera Velma Opal and Clifford plus the husband four sisters and a brother and several relatives She had helped organize the First Christian Church and was a charter member of the P EB O and a member of the Eastern Star Interment will be in Canadian Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News Canadian
Mary Anice Tepe
Ben F. Tepe
White House
Quota for Collingsworth County Reforestation Met
Special to The New Wellington reports that Collingsworth County reforestation quota is filled with 20 local boys reporting to the Amarillo bureau. Miss Beverle notes no rejections and that any further inclusion would depend on a government ruling change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Amarillo
Katherine Boverte
Chamber of Commerce
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Ferguson
Hereford
Coach Baggett
M’gee
Legion
Daily Vacation Bible School
Angelus Temple
Boaz
Wet
Japan
Journal of American Medical Association
Alt
Wright
Taylor
A.B.C. Hears Club Reports
Home Sweet Home
RB Bich Aoie
Laura Wheeler
Petty
Mary Tepe
Collingsworth
Philadelphia
Russell Middleton
Certified Public Accountant
Oliver-Earle
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