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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1934

Page

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Texas counties designated for disaster relief funds

Sixteen Texas counties were designated for expenditure of special drought and hurricane relief funds by Federal Relief Director Harry L. Hopkins. The counties were split into two groups. the first group includes Dallam Hartley Moore Oldham Sherman Potter and Deaf Smith, the second Bailey Hansford Carson Hutchinson Ochiltree Palmer Lipscomb Randall and Roberts. Special relief work in the first group will be directed by the Agricultural Adjustment Administration. Texas Relief Director Marie Dresden telegraphed county relief officers about the order.

Austin U.P Texas Harry L. Hopkins Dallam Hartley Moore Oldham Sherman Potter Deaf Smith Bailey Hansford Carson Hutchinson Ochiltree Palmer Lipscomb Randall and Roberts Agricultural Adjustment Administration Texas Relief Marie Dresden

Mexican Admits He Slew Ranch Couple Resigned to Death

Antonio Carrasco, 39, told a reporter how he killed ranchers Mr and Mrs Riley R Smith near Van Horn. He described striking Smith in the yard after a gun was fired at him and later killing Mrs Smith during a confrontation. He said a kitchen fire followed an accidental gasoline explosion.

EL Paso Antonio Carrasco Riley R. Smith van Horn Carrasco Smith Carasco

Amarillo Area Weather Forecast Tue Afternoon Thunder Showers Predicted

Forec ig for Amarillo and West Texas warns of partly cloudy skies with possible local thunder showers Tuesday. New Mexico is fair with temperatures in Amarillo yesterday reaching a high near 67 and a low around 10 inches of precipitation reported for the 24 hour period ending yesterday at 5 p.m.

Amarillo 100Th Meridian New Mexico

Cattle Buying Conference Set for Amarillo

Dr. C. B. Martin of A. & M. will lead a cattle buying conference in Amarillo tomorrow morning at the Amarillo Hotel. County agents and relief authorities from seven Panhandle counties will attend.

C. B. Martin Panhandle Drough AAA Amarillo

Relief effort set to count available men for road jobs

Miss Dresden reports engineers of the Texas Relief Commission and State Highway Department will meet to estimate volunteers for a relief road program. Telegrams from the U S Department of Agriculture named the counties to be used in the selection.

Miss Dresden Texas Relief Commission State Highway Department Dresden U. S. Department of Agriculture

Road relief to begin Friday in Panhandle belt

The Texas Relief Commission announced long delayed road relief will commence Friday in the Panhandle breuth belt. The notice was sent to Potter County relief board chairman Julius Dorenfield Jr. and the program, announced yesterday, covers 16 Panhandle counties.

Panhandle Breuth Belt Texas Relief Commission Julius Dorenfield, Jr Potter County

First Gar Of Wheat Sets Market Record In KC

The first carload of wheat from the 1934 crop reached Kansas City on June 4, five days before the previous early date. Originating in Granfield Oklahoma and consigned by Farmers National Grain Corporation of Enid, it graded No 1 with 62 percent moisture and sold at auction to Uhlman Grain Company for $1.01 1/2 per bushel. Last year the first shipment arrived June 9 and set records.

Kansas City Granfield Oklo Farmers National Grain Corporation Enid Okla Uhlman Grain Company

Roosevelt Hosts Drouth Conference on Relief Plans

President Roosevelt met with Congressional delegates from affected states at the White House to discuss a tentative program costing more than a half billion dollars for relief and rehabilitation. Harry L. Hopkins announced 2.2 million dollars for work relief in the west and midwest, with 50 000 men on relief now and 150 000 more to be hired by week’s end.

Washington Roosevelt Drouth White House Harry L. Hopkins West Mid-West Hopkins Mr. Roosevelt

Rangers May Hunt Dillinger

The United States Department of Justice seeks to recruit Capt. Frank Hamer and M. L. Gault to join the Dillinger search. Texas Adjutant General Henry Hutchins says DOJ has been angling for their services after their role in the Barrow and Parker case. Hamer says he hasn’t communicated with federal authorities. DOJ officials in Dallas say they have no knowledge of such talks.

Austin United States John Dillinger Frank Hamer M. L. Gault Texas Rangers Henry Hutchins Texas Department of Justice Clyde Barrow Bonnie Parker Southwest Hamer Dillinger Dallas Department Gault

Federal building funds eyed for Amarillo and Texas Panhandle

A new Amarillo post office at 635000 is listed among eligible federal building projects under a 65 million dollar appropriation for next year. The plan faces slim chances of approval. alternative 60000 remodeling is possible. Other Panhandle towns Borger Lamesa and Quanah also have eligible projects. The deficiency bill, including 1.178 billion outlay and six billion relief, passed the House amid gag rule protests and moves to the Senate.

Bascom N. "Timmons Washington Amarillo House of Representatives Treasury Post Office Secretary of Treasury Texas Panhandle Borger Lamesa Quanah House Senate

Work or Lose Jobs Packer Tells Men

Oklahoma City June 4 Striking workers at the Wilson and Company packing plant faced ultimata to return to work by tomorrow or lose their jobs The notice bore signatures of W W Martin manager and L H Frazee plant superintendent Armour and Company declined to say if similar steps would be taken The strikers had walked out Saturday seeking union recognition higher wages and guaranteed hours of work and failed to persuade nonstriking workers to join them

Oklahoma City Wilson and Company Packing Plant W. W. Martin L. H. Frazee Armour and Company

Congress Act Cited as Basis for International Decision

A congressional act is cited as the basis for a decision between nations. The article notes the act shapes the dispute’s framework and influences diplomatic steps and expected outcomes.

Britain delays war debt payment prompting US reconsideration

Britain informs Washington it will defer paying the June 15 installment of 261 791 011.68 including Finnish payment in cash of 166 538. Asbr? The note cites the Johnson Act and argues that full payment is impractical, signaling possible upheaval. Finland plans full cash payment in New York on June 15.

Washington Great Britain State Department United States L. Astrom New York William Phillips Philip Mainwaring Broadmead Ronald Lindsay

Wiley Post Plans Altitude Record Flight

Wiley Post announced plans to attempt a world altitude record within weeks. He will fly eight and a half miles high in the Winnie Mae, now being fitted with a supercharged engine and a controllable pitch propeller, with attempts to occur at Oakland, California.

Newark WN. J Wiley Post Winnie Mae Oakland Cal

Kidnaper of Child In 1927 Now May Be Married to Victim

West Virginia state police report a dramatic lead in the 1927 Dorthy Evelyn Bradley case. They suspect a Palestine Texas man identified as William Marvin Roman may have abducted the girl and could be married to her now, with a 13 year old as yet unconfirmed wife. The boy who accompanied Dorthy was left with a neighbor and never seen again.

Charleston W. Va Dorthy Evelyn Bradley Rupert Palestine Tex William Marvin Roman Dorthy Roman Richard Bradley Dorthy Evelyn Little Mountain Bradley O. J. Read P. D. Shingleton West Virginia Pollea Texas Shingleton

Mail Carrier Robbery Near Wharton

A man armed with a sawed off shotgun robbed Jesse Martin, a mail carrier, between Boling and New Gulf, taking several mail pouches believed to hold about 1500 dollars. The bandit fled in a late model car with yellow wheels. license not known. Passersby alerted the sheriff after the attack as the carrier drove off the Sulphur road.

Kansas Banker Begins Long Penal Sentence

Ronald Finney, central figure in the Kansas bogus bond scandal, started a prison term of 31 to 635 years at the Kansas state prison mines in Lansing after being received last Thursday. He is among 600 convicts beginning work in the mines.

Lansing Kan Ronald Finney Kansas Kansas State Finney

Bus crash leaves man with severed arm in Oklahoma

CHICKASHA Okla June 4 7 A man riding a bus was struck by a car on Highway 62 east of Chickasha last night. P C Rader 55 of Gainesville Texas suffered a severed arm and was reported in serious condition at a local hospital.

Chickasha Okla P. C. Rader Gainesville Tex

Four Convicts Escape From Harlem Prison Farm

Four desperates escaped from a prison work squad at Harlem State Prison Farm in Fort Bend County Texas. They fled in a guard's automobile toward Houston after guards fired on the car. Capt A N Owens led a posse of guards and Houston police in pursuit. Convicts named are Frank Callan Dallas 26 years for murder Jim Lucas Breckenridge 15 years for robbery Odett McHuches Waco nine years for burglary. Continued on Page 9 Col o

Harlem State Prison Farm Fort Bend County Tex Houston A. N. Owens Frank Callan Dallas Jim Lucas Breckenridge Odett McHuches Waco George

Hale Pioneer Rufus Irick Funeral Held in Plainview

Funeral services were conducted for Rufus Madison Irick a Hale and Floyd county pioneer who died last night at his Plainview home. Born July 17 1854 in Knoxville Tenn he moved to Texas after the Civil War settling near Bonham. He married Amanda Myers in 1875 and survived by a widow three daughters and a son. He helped organize Floyd County and served as layman in missionary work and in forming Baptist associations. He worked as a freighter stockman and on construction projects for many years.

Plainview Rufus Madison Irick Hale Floyd Counties Trick Knoxville Tenn Texas Bonham Fanning County Amanda Caroline Myers Adeline Thomas Aberdeen Wesh Burt Holly Ban Gabriel Calif Tom Vaughn Roy Irick First Baptist Church Floyd County Mr. Irick Irick Rand Sevangeliatic P Services Old Llano The Plains

Youth Stabbed Twice in Crosby County Fight

Colyis Witt, 22, of Crosby County was critically stabbed in a morning fight in Crobbytown. Jim Cross Sr. and Jim Cross Jr. were charged with assault with intent to murder in Justice A A Hatchells court. Witt underwent surgery in Spur hospital to remove a knife blade from his back after being stabbed twice in the back and once in the chest near the heart.

Crobbyton Colyis Witt Crosby County Jim Cross Jim Cross, Jr A. A. Hatchell V. A. Johnston Witt S Spur Johnston

Health Officer Backs School Open as Polio Cases Rise

Dr. J. L. Pomeroy, Los Angeles county health officer, told the board of supervisors that authorities were winning the fight against infantile paralysis and would not recommend closing county schools. He reported 350 cases since the epidemic began.

Los Angeles J. L. Pomeroy Board of Supervisors

Seven killed in oil exploration blast near Norman Oklahoma

A roadside dynamite magazine explosion southeast of Norman killed seven Selamograph oil exploration workers and injured others. Two escaped unharmed as officials described bodies scattered over a 200 yard crater, with a farm home damaged and emergency morgue set up in a Norman storehouse.

Norman Okla Here Vernon H. Weddel Chandler Preston Barnes Guthrie Lloyd B. Flood Don McDonald San Antonio Tex Aingle David McClellan Santa Anna Texas Herman Voigt Perry Ola Joe Fanning May Weddel Sinclair Prairie Ol Company Petty Geophysical Explorations Company Sinclair Concern Edwards Petty Weldon Crawford Crawford B. H. Cooley Foreman T. A. Maloy Maloy Chil

Senator Small Address to Be Broadcast Tonight

Senator Small speaks tonight at 7 30 at Fort Worth as a candidate for governor. The address will be broadcast over Station WBAP letting Texas hear his platform with wide support in the Panhandle and down state. Local supporters urge Panhandle voters to tune in and hear the speech.

Clint C Fort Worth WBAP Texas Senator Small Panhandle

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Uncle Sam Ships of the Line Lower Manhattan New York Harbor Hudson Dorenfield van London Highway Division Central North Panhandle Dumas Moore County Romero Hartley County Channing Duncan Dallam County Dalhart R. P. Lee North Plains R. V. Converse Spearman Relief Commission Vote Federal Building Fund Packer Finland Kansas Banker Fussilade Hale Pioneer Rufus M. Irick Demic Oklahoma W. OC. Berry Ming
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