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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1933

Page

10

Two more men linked to Texarkana bank raids

Miller County officers arrest Ernest Davis and hold J O Gertry as they pursue leads in the Ida La and Smackover Ark bank raids. They recover 231 dollars hidden in a fruit jar, link Bill Bryant to the crimes, and charge Davis with harboring criminals. The loot tally tops 5,000 with a car purchased for cash. Davis faces grand jury questioning.

Texarkana Ark Miller County Caddo Trust and Savings Bank Ida Smackover State Bank Smackover Ernest Davis J. O. Gertry Davis Fouke Bill Bryant Gladewater Tex R. W. Turquette Bryant Longview Miller County Grand Jury Shreveport Turquette

University of Texas awards about 750 diplomas at graduation

About 750 diplomas were awarded at the University of Texas during graduation exercises in Austin. President Dr. H. Y Benedict presented the diplomas and urged graduates to use spare time for cultural improvement, predicting a five day work week could soon be adopted.

Austin University of Texas H. Y Benedict

Gerken Named Archbishop Elect Of New Mexico See

Archbishop elect Gerken, long active in Amarillo civic and church affairs, was announced by Rome on August 27 1926 as the new Archbishop of the New Mexico See Santa Fe Province تشمل Colorado and Arizona. He previously served in the Dallas diocese and built the rectory in 1924.

Gerken United States New Mexico Santa Fe Colorado Arizona Willa Cather Lamy Amarillo Rome

Indiana Nears Vote on Repeal of Eighteenth Amendment

WETS LEAD notes eight states already voted against the Eighteenth Amendment with repeal margins. Illinois voted today. L. E. York of the Indiana Anti-Saloon League calls the repeal chance fifty fifty, while William Stokes of the United Repeal Council of Indiana predicts three to one in favor of repeal.

Illinois L. E. York Indiana Anti-Saloon League William Stokes United Repeal Council of Indiana

Black-Draught Promoted For Constipation Relief In Children

Mr. Bert Smith of Carthage Missouri reports using Black-Draught as a pleasing laxative and remedy for headache biliousness stomach fullness and gas from constipation. He notes it aids cold hoarseness bad breath and general malaise and helps him feel better after a few days.

Bert Smith Carthage

Officers Credit Each Other With Saving Lives From Loose Convict

In Oklahoma, Sheriff Horace Crisp and special deputy Al Marlow credit one another with saving lives during a confrontation with fugitive Frank Sawyer. Lois Goodfellow, a brave bystander, aided in subduing the suspect after he kidnapped her brother and others during a jail escape from Lansing, Kansas.

Chickasha Okla Horace Crisp al Marlow Lois Goodfellow Frank Sawyer Bob Goodfellow Grady County Oklahoma Lansing Kan Gerald Spencer Sawyer Norman Kansas Penitentiary Crisp Marion Goodfellow

Mitchell on stand in income tax case

Charles E. Mitchell testified he sold 18300 shares of National City Bank stock to his wife in 1929 to record a loss and avoid a market drop he feared would occur. He defended omitting a 666,666.66 payment from his tax return as an advance, not income, and described a 1930 stock deal as a sham while his wife was barred from testifying.

Sawyer Binger Caddo County Oklahoma Kansas New York Charles E. Mitchell National City Bank Elizabeth Bendit Mitchell Henry W. Goddard Supreme Court Mitchell National City Company Management Fund W. D. Thornton Greene Cananea Copper Company

Roy E. Holland Dies at 24 in Amarillo Hospital

Roy E. Holland aged 24 of 333 North Rusk Street died at 7 last night in an Amarillo hospital. Survived by widow and infant son Billy Bob, his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Holland of Ashtola, three brothers Lawrence of Delhi Oklahoma Howard and Bernard of Amarillo, four sisters Emma Smith Mayfield Oklahoma Alice Mae Beavers Thelma Biffle of Amarillo and Mattie Holland of Ashtola. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home after relatives arrive.

Roy E. Holland North Rusk Street Amarillo Billy Bob W. J. Holland Ashtola Lawrence Holland Delhi Okla Howard Bernard Holland Emma Smith Mayfield Alice Mae Beavers Thelma Biffle Mattie Holland Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home

Wiginton Named Secretary to Texas Highway Commission

Austin reports Mark Wiginton has been appointed secretary to the Texas Highway Commission, succeeding R. B. Sterling and Dan Moody. Wiginton assumed the post today.

Austin Mark Wiginton Sterling Dan Moody Texas Highway Commission Wiginton

Memorial Service Held for Commander Bob Lindsey

Commander Bob Lindsey read the ritual at Hutchinson County Post Memorial Services in Borger Cemetery. An airplane circled the grounds dropping flowers after a parade from Main Street.

Borger Bob Lindsey Hutchinson County Post Borger Cemetery Main Street

Nurse Reveals Home Cure for Eczema with Resinol

A nurse promotes Resinol as a quick itching reliever and safe treatment for eczema. She advises bathing the affected area in hot water, using Resinol Soap, drying, then applying Resinol Ointment generously. Free samples available by writing to Resinol, Dept. 19, Baltimore, Md.

Dept Baltimore

Burial Rites Held for C. E. Perkins

Funeral services for Cornelius Perkins, 32, principal of Pleasant Valley School and community leader, were held yesterday at the Church of Christ with Rev. Robert C. Jones officiating. Burial was in Llano Cemetery under N. B. Griggs and Sons. The widow and three brothers survive.

Cornelius Perkins Pleasant Valley Church of Chris Robert C. Jones Llano Cemetery N. 8 Griggs and Sons

Mattern Flies On After Moscow Arrival

Jimmie Mattern reached Moscow in his Cen tury of Progress plane after weather and ice forced detours from Oslo. Russian officials advised a route eastward with strong headwinds and poor visibility but the aviator pressed on seeking to beat prior solo round the world marks.

Post Gatty Mattern San Angelo Jimmie Mattern Round World Flier Moscow Attaboy Jimmie Oslo Atlantic Norway Kazan Sverdlovsk Omsk Novosibirsk Irkutsk Khabarovsk

Breach widens over veteran pay fight in Congress

A widening rift between President Roosevelt and Congress over veterans allowances threatens to derail the administration's program and prolong the extra session. House leaders plan a joint committee meeting on taxing to fund increased veterans compensation while Senate critics attack Louis Howe's remarks on Senate limits. House Democrats back a 25 percent reduction in service connected case cuts, warning against deeper cuts as the supply bill moves toward conference. Over 3000 Akron rubber workers recalled to work as demand rises.

Washington Roosevelt Congress House Senate Louis Howe Rainey Burns Tennessee Special Veterans Committee Buchanan Texas House Appropriations Committee

Rainbow Girls Meeting Set for Wednesday at 8 PM

The Rainbow Girls will meet Wednesday night at 8 in the Masonic Temple, as moved from tonight according to the Society Calendar in Mondays Globe.

Rainbow Girls Globe Masonic Temple

Ferguson encounter with Mrs Roosevelt sparks Dallas trip remarks

Governor Miriam A Ferguson recalled her Dallas meeting with Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt as pleasant and meaningful. She and former governor James E Ferguson said they greeted the first lady at the invitation of Dallas residents and did not join a private breakfast.

Carter Franklin D. Roosevelt Texas Dallas Jas. E. Ferguson Roosevelt Abilene Austin Miriam A. Ferguson Mrs. Ferguson Ferguson Fergusons

Relieve Headache And Quiet Nerves In 3 Minutes

An advertorial note promotes "B. C." a pharmacist compound claimed to ease violent headaches in about three minutes. It can also relieve muscular pains colds neuralgia fever and nervous distress without opiates or habit forming drugs. Available in 10 and 25 cent packages at drugstores.

B. C

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