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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1935
Page
5
Washington reports AAA officials expect no comment on loan extensions until August 1935 crop estimates. Private AAA experts fear hesitancy in granting new loans amid Bankhead cotton control case and NRA decision, with 1934 crop loans totaling over 47 million dollars and 1933 34 pool loans at about 26.7 million.
J W Slocum 65 drowns when his auto backs from a wash rack into a lake in Big Sandy Texas sinking 20 feet deep. He was an engineer for Gulf Pipe Line. Survived by widow and four children. Funeral set for Monday.
A termite bored into a palm in downtown San Diego triggered a push to save Balboa Park structures. The California Pacific International Exposition grew to 300 acres with $20,000,000 invested, drawing national firms, federal support, and plans for a 167 day run ending November 11.
Amarilloans may hear Joe Boy Hill recount Byrd Expedition life at a benefit lecture Thursday June 6 at 8 15 pm in the High School Auditorium. Tickets 25 and 40 cents go to Boy Scout troops 2 3 8 and 13 for Jamboree travel costs. Neeka the dog will appear.
Paris reports the franc's outflow slowed as Fernand Bouisson began his premiership with a new coalition. Joseph Caillaux, ex premier and noted financier, was placed in charge of finance. Bouisson prepared to present his cabinet to the Chamber of Deputies, which he once led.
Special to The News Borger June 2 B C Shulkey superintendent of schools has been re elected to serve another two years Shulkey has just completed his third year Here Under his supervision 12 1 2 affiliated credits have been added to make a total of 32 1 2 Other officials re elected were John H Loftin principal of Borger High School Miss Mildred McGhee West Ward principal John J Mizzell principal of the junior high school and Coach Carl Mouden Following Mizzell s resignation to accept the position of superintendent of the Phillips Independent school Lynn Gray Gordon of Lubbock was elected to teach science classes formerly directed by Mizzell Miss McGhee will supervise the junior high school work Miss Virginia Jarrett daughter of Deah R P Jarrett of W T C at Canyon has been elected to teach in the primary department of Weatherly Ward school
Answers cover grammar and pronunciation questions. The sentence error fixes the subject verb agreement and suggests a singular arrangement. The pronunciation of idea is explained as i-de-a similar to each sound in order. The misspelled word is given as repartoir corrected to reperform. Admonition is defined as a gentle reproof or warning. A pal starting word meaning obvious is palpable.
Ed W Howe known as the Sage of Potato Hill will have a cataract operation at Johns Hopkins Hospital this morning per a letter from his son Gene A Howe editor of the News Globe. Gene says Father is feeling fine and will pull through. Converse with Panhandle friends is wished by Gene.
Dr. J. A. Hill president of West Texas State Teachers College returns from Austin after a presidents meeting on PWA financed building plans. Groundbreaking for a men’s dormitory costing 47000 will start Monday and the dormitory should be ready for the fall semester starting September 18.
The Texas Relief Commission approved projects totaling 76,026 dollars to employ 582 men temporarily. Counties listed include Colorado for road work, Hamilton and Kimble for canning programs, Real for road improvements, Blanco for canning, Bowie clerical help, Grayson demolition and education, Jim Wells canning, Karnes swimming pool, Navarro water line extension, Washington canning, and Young canning.
Canyon adds 776 books to its public library since January 1 1935. The collection now totals 2651 volumes and the reading room is enlarged to handle expected summer patronage with the schools closed.
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