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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1929

Page

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FATE OF MOMMN SLAYER I WAND 0 i FLOODS, LIGHTNING AND HAIL

Washington June 6 President Hawyer recommends joint congress committees to transfer major prohibition enforcement from the treasury to the justice department amid a national law enforcement commission hearing with Secretary Mellon. Senate demand for open hearings grows as leaders push swift agency unification in a broad enforcement program. A seven member joint committee is proposed with appointments by the VP and Speaker.

Associated Press Washington Hawyer Congress House State Treasury Justice Department National Law Enforcement Commission Mellon Commission Senate Hawes Missouri Jeaders Jones Diays Curtis Longworth Judiciary Committee Norris

Hoover Jr. Delights Amarillo on Westbound Flight

Herbert Hoover Jr. son of the president and Western Air Express chief radio expert visited Amarillo for about 30 minutes en route to Los Angeles aboard the regular westbound tri motor. He inspected the Municipal airport radio station, noting an extra operator will be sent to assist Satterfield, with a possible third later. The west bound plane was delayed by a Wichita storm, arriving at 4 35 yesterday and departing at 6 for Albuquerque, while the east bound ship reached 4 05 and left for Kansas City 25 minutes later.

Herbert Hoover, Jr Hoover Western Air Express Amarillo Los Angeles Herschel Satterfield Satterfield Wichita Albuquerque Kansas City

Amarillo Area Weather Forecast For Friday

Forecast for Amarillo and vicinity calls for partly cloudy skies on Friday with light to no change in temperature. Conditions show above normal pressure east of the Mississippi, with lower pressure over the Rocky Mountain region. Temperatures yesterday ranged from 55 to 78 degrees, and precipitation for the 24 hours ending 1 pm yesterday totaled 0.02 inches.

Amarillo Texas New Mexico Mississippi Mississippi Valley Plains Rocky Mountain

Foreman Pressley Crushed in Mixer Accident

Sam D. Pressley foreman of El Paso Biulithic company sustained injuries after the gravel elevator of a concrete mixer at Twenty sixth avenue and Tyler street fell, crushing him to the pavement. He was taken to Northwest Texas hospital. his condition awaits X ray results. Pressley is son in law of Police Chief W. R. McDowell.

Sam D. Pressley Twentysixth Avenue Tyler Street Pressley Maryland Street el Paso Biulithic Company Hoe Griggs Northwest Texas Hospital Mr. Pressley W. R. McDowell

House convenes to hear charge against Land Chief Robison

Austin Texas June 6 by a vote of 85 to 38 the house voted to convene itself as a committee of the whole to hear charges against Land Commissioner Robison by Senator Grady Woodruff. Cuero Texas June 6 a posse of more than fifty men searched the river bottoms near Concrete ten miles north for Red Hicks a Negro cotton field worker accused of attacking a young white woman yesterday. Paris June 6 the International Aeronautic federation accepted the altitude of German pilot Neunhofer on May 26 as the world record 12739 metres 42123 feet. Los Angeles Cal June 6 Walter D Cline of Wichita Falls Texas was named to the Shrine committee of dispensation and charters.

Associated Press Austin Texas House Today Commissioner Robison Grady Woodruff Cuero Tex Red Hicks Paris International Aeronautic Federation Neunhofer Shriners Los Angeles Cal Walter D. Cline Wichita Falls

Trade Boosters Back Home Say Trip Is Best Ever

Amarillo’s trade boosters returned home after a Rock Island special train, greeted by a large crowd and a parade. In 29 towns from Clinton to Groom they earned praise for expanding trade reach, new contracts, and strengthened friendships, with warm welcomes in Foss Elk City Sayre Erick Texola Shamrock McLean Groom and more.

Henry Ansley Amarillo Rock Island Rock Teland Erick Texola Oklahoma Shamrock Guy Hill Chamber of Commerce Capitol Hotel McLean McLean High School Joe Montgomery West Texas Frank Butler Groom

Refuse Norris Hall for Talk on Catholics

The Rev. J. Frank Norris, a Fort Worth Baptist minister, was twice refused permission to speak at Amarillo’s municipal auditorium over a planned attack on Catholic taxpayers and others who supported the tax built venue. Officials said it would be unfair to allow a speech on a tax maintained, sectarian issue in a tax funded building. Norris planned to speak tonight on The Menace of Romanism and considered finding another venue or street corner if needed.

J. Frank Norris Fort Worth Norris City Commission Amarillo R. P. Dayant Rev. Norris Wellington R.P. Davant

Boulder Dam conference sketches California Arizona river compromise

June 6 a possible working basis for settling the Colorado river dispute between California and Arizona was formulated and presented to the Boulder dam conference. The proposal outlines terms aimed at an amicable division and joint development of river resources for both states.

Boulder Washington Colorado River Boulder Dam

Memphis Left in Darkness and Damaged Lines Reported

Special to The Newa Floydada June 6 floods hit Roaring Springs twenty miles east of Floydada as business districts and homes were flooded with streets waist deep in water after heavy rains in the area. Several injured and livestock killed by hail were reported nearby.

Tahora Roaring Springs Floydada

Alnmerillo Flood Destroys Merchandising Stocks In City

Severe storms hit the Panhandle while Almerrillo faced a devastating flood. Water rose to three feet in business blocks washing out water mains and telegraph lines. All but two businesses flooded as the riverbed filled and the city awaited receding waters later that day.

Floydada

Tax Assessor Resigns. Bowen Appointed to Post

W R Patterson resigns as city tax assessor, announced by City Manager W N Durham. Patterson, who served this term, tendered resignation with other officials as a new commission took office. James Bowen, Patterson’s longtime assistant, is appointed to replace him and will take office this morning.

W. R. Patterson W. N. Durham Durham Patterson James Bowen

Clark Cain Named Night Police Captain Under Chief M Dowell

Amarillo police veteran Clark Cain, former chief, has been appointed night captain by Chief W R McDowell. Cain, a popular officer, returns to active duty after a stint in real estate and recent work on the detective staff, praised as a capable enforcer and asset to the department.

Clark Cain M’ Dowell Amarillo W.R. McDowell Cain McDowell

Culver Arrives in Amarillo in Own Plane Today

City officials led by Mayor Ernest Thompson greet Marty I. Culver head of the National Real Estate board as he lands at the municipal airport. A banquet at the Herring hotel at 7:30 p.m. hosts business leaders with remarks from Culver and local officials. Tickets are selling briskly as Amarillo Realtors prepare for a crowd over 100.

Ernest Thompson Chamber of Commerce Amarillo Amarillo Rea! Hatate Marty I. Culver National Real Estate Board Culver Amerien Herring Hotel Thompson Real Estate Board P. Atwood A. le Ludden Atwood Tom Bruner Mr. Atwood Bartana Kansas

Lindbergh and bride aboard Honeymoon boat near York Harbor

York Harbor Maine June 6 Colonel Charles A Lindbergh and his bride Anne Morrow Lindbergh were seen aboard the cruiser Honeymoon boat Monette at a local wharf. Provisions were loaded for a voyage toward North Haven near Ambassador Dwight W Morrow's summer home.

Associated Press York Harbor Maine Charles A. Lindbergh Anne Morrow Monette H. M. Philbrick Benedict Philbrick Lindbergh North Haven Dwight W. Morrow Biddeford Pool Portland

MISS AMARILLO WELCOMES FIRST AT SHIP ARRIVAL

Lieut Robt H Gray returned to Amarillo after a rush trip to Fort Worth with Miss Amarillo a six passenger Travelair aircraft to be stationed at the Municipal airport under a 20 year lease. Four more ships due today with a fifth to remain over the weekend, chief pilot Lieut Harvey and Bobbie Dual arriving with Gray. Christening ceremonies expected Saturday.

Robt H. Gray Amarillo Southern Air Transport, Inc Fort Worth Gray Lieut Southern Air Transport Travelair Harvey Bobbie Raymond Allred Wheeler County

Easterwood Urges Cities to Build Airports at Once

Col W F Easterwood of Dallas, sponsor of the Rome New York Dallas flight, warned Oklahoma City readers that large airliners will dominate freight and passenger travel within years. He said cities must build good airports or lose to rivals. He cited ill advised midwestern airports and noted a $25,000 challenge for the first flight Rome to Dallas after June 15.

United Press Oklahoma City W. EF. Fasterwood Dallas Europe Hasterwood

Amarillo Woman on Trial for Death of Grace Morrison

The fate of Mrs. Levi P. Stallworth, who shot and killed Mrs. Grace Morrison in front of an Amarillo hotel on May 18, rests with the jury after five hours of counsel argument. The jurors retired for deliberation at 4:40 yesterday and did not reach a verdict. Mrs. Stallworth, who testified for over two hours, appeared exhausted but composed, while her three children watched intently as the case continued on.

Levi P. Stallworth Grace Morrison Amarillo Stallworth Hay Henson

Two Injured When Switch Engine Hits Small Touring Car

Horace C. Austin and N. J. Caldwell of the South Plains Pipe Line crew barely escaped death when their Ford touring car was struck by a Santa Fe switch engine on East Third Street. Austin suffered a fractured wrist and Caldwell had minor bruises as the car was completely demolished. Witnesses said both vehicle and engine were moving slowly at the time of the collision.

Horace C. Austin N. J. Caldwell South Plains Pipe Line Company East Thirdtreet Austin Caldwell

Rent out your house while you’re away

All this is possible and in expensive if you help pay for it by renting the house while you are away. Phone an ad today to The Globe News Want Ads and let a small rental ad find a desirable tenant for you.

Globe News

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