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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1935

Page

2

Million Put Out of Work Report Says AFL

The American Federation of Labor reported that at least one million workers nationwide have had wages cut or hours lengthened since the Supreme Court struck down NRA codes. The federation urged immediate passage of Wagner labor disputes, Connery 80-hour week, and Guffey coal stabilization bills to curb unemployment and unrest.

Washington American Federation of Labor Supreme Court Federation Executive Council NRA Schechter Black Connery Guffey Ogburn Chieftains Labor Opurn Toware Council Green Labor Relations Board

Vacations Offered in Letter Contest of Thirteen Weeks

The Colgate Palmolive Peet Company announces a 13 week series of free vacation checks worth 250 each for the best 25 word letters answering I like Crystal White Soap because. Send letters with soap wrappers to Crystal White Soap Kansas City Kansas by a judging panel including Mrs Carl Liesch Miss Freda Victor and Ben H Henthorn.

Theodore Roosevelt Calvin Coolidge United States Colgate-Palmolive- Peet, Company Crystal White Soap Kansas City Kans Carlliesch

MUNGER GOLDSMEN ENTER GOLF FINALS IN CORSICANA

Corsicana June 6 Jack Munger the national Interscholastic champion and David Spec Goldman finalist last year advanced to the 36 hole title match at Corsicana Country Club after Munger beat Don Schumacher 3 and 1 and Goldman defeated Reuben Albaugh 1 up in 19 holes to reach the finals.

Corsicana Jack Munger David Spec) Goldman Goldman Reuben Albaugh Dallas Munger Don Schumacher

Ten Million PWA Requests Placed From Texas

June 6 Fort Worth reports 26 PWA loan and grant requests totaling about 10 million dollars under the new work relief program. The applications were received at the Texas office of acting state PWA director Julian Montgomery and cover a 45 percent grant with 55 percent loan split.

Fort Worth Texas New Work Relief Program PWA Julian Montgomery

Indian quake toll put at sixty thousand in Kalat state

Simla reports reveal a staggering death toll from the recent quake with about 60 000 dead across the devastated region. More than 100 villages were wiped out across the district around Quetta, 120 miles long and 20 wide, with Kalat state accounting for 24 000 fatalities.

Simla India Quetta Kalat

Panhandle Cities Host Confederate Veterans Reunion in Amarillo

Panhandle communities join Amarillo to host a Confederate Veterans general reunion from September 3 to 6. An estimated 15 000 to 20 000 attendees are expected. underwriting nearly all of the 10 000 dollar budget is secured. The event will feature the United States Marine Band and support from the army quartermaster general with housing and feeding provisions.

Blackburn Brothers Amarillo Panhandle New Mexico Amarillo Chamber of Commerce West Texas Houston South United States Army Convention Wilbur C Hawk Charles T. Ware Amarillo Nations Bank Carl Hinton Sons of Confederate Veterans Panhandle Plains

Singer Kisses Byrns in Office as Tiff Shares Lipstick Mark

Rosa Ponselle kissed Speaker Byrns in his office during a surprise performance with Lawrence Tibbett. The pair sang "Annie Laurie" and "O Sole Mio" to spur action on Rep. Sirovich's bill to create a federal department of science literature and art, leaving Byrns with a red lipstick mark and laughter.

Washington Rosa Ponselle House Rep. Sirovich New York Department of Science, Literature and Art

Houston Robbery Trio Sentenced to Long Terms

District Judge Langston King imposed a total of 145 years on three robbers after a January gun battle that seriously wounded city detectives Owen Martin and J. D. Broussard. FE G Biddell received 80 years, H J Turney 45 years, and Ernest Myers 20 years for multiple robbery and assault to murder counts.

Houston Langston King Owen Martin J. D. Brousard FE. G. Biddell H. J. Turney Ernest Myers Martin Broussard Riddell Turney Myers Beaumont

Local Rotary Hears Mexico Program at Amarillo Luncheon

Amarillo Rotary Club heard a program on Mexico featuring Jose and Marie Ramos a popular Amarillo duo who perform Mexican songs. Jim Williams chaired the On To Mexico committee. Jimmie Ortez a Santa Fe youth and West Texas State Teachers College student spoke. Mason King Will R Winch discussed the Rotary International convention in Mexico City and Dale Smith showed motion pictures from a special trip to Mexico City in 1939.

Jim Williams Jose and Marie Ramos Amarilla Jimmie Ortez Santa Fe West Texas State Teachers’ College Canyon Mason King Will R. Winch Mexico City Dale Smith

Death of Viscount Byng of Vimy End of WWI Leader

Field Marshal Julian Hedworth Byng dies at 72 in Thorpe Hall after emergency surgery. The famed Vimy Ridge hero, former governor general of Canada, led the Canadian corps in the great war and reorganized London's police. He had health issues in recent years and leaves no heir. His death follows the recent passing of Lawrence of Arabia.

Thorpe-Le-Soren Esex Eng Great Britain Lord Allenby Julian Hedworth Byng Viscount Byng Vimy Vimy Ridge Candian Corps Canada London Metropolitan Police Thorpe Hall Byng California

Texans abandon codes amid wage hour changes report

Ernest L Tutt of the NRAA says many Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico businesses lengthened hours or cut wages after the blue eagle's death. In a quarter of cases codes were abandoned on wages or hour schedules. John Erhard says the AG ordered dismissal of NRA code litigation in this district.

Dallas Ernest L. Tutt NRAA Texas Oklahoma New Mexico Blue Eagle Tutt

Dallas man bitten by dog as animal is tested for rabies

A Dallas man was bitten on the leg by a dog belonging to Jack Davis. The dog was killed and its head was sent for rabies examination.

Dallas U.P Jack Davis Jack

NRA Workers Lose Favor With Capitol Hill Solons

Washington dispatch reports NRA employees seeking new jobs via senators and congressmen are snubbed on Capitol Hill. A Texas representative notes ex-saddle riding snobbery has flipped to begging for permanent positions, while others say the brain trusters are out and the lawmakers remain.

Washington NRA Capitol Hill Rep. Maverick Texas White House

Oklahoma Young Demo President Leads Amarillo Delegation

Jess Larson head of the Oklahoma State League of Young Democrats arrives in Amarillo with nearly 50 state and county officials aboard two Rock Island Pullmans. The group attends a five state Young Democrats meeting where James Roosevelt speaks. Other prominent Oklahomans include Ralph Chambers Eugene Mapel and leaders close to Governor Marland.

Amarillo Texas Jess Larson State League of Young Democrats of Oklahoma Chickasha Rock Island Oklahoma City Young Democrats James Roosevelt The National Organization Ralph Chambers Picher Young Democratic Kansas City Eugene Mapel Oklahoma Organization Larson

Erosion Expert Resigns From John Tarleton College Post

H N Smith resigns as professor of animal husbandry at John Tarleton Agricultural College effective today. A soil erosion specialist, he leaves after joining the U S Department of Agriculture and will work on the Lindale project north of Taylor. His work improved the college dairy herd to one of the best in the United States and he has broad agricultural experience.

Stephenville U.P H. N. Smith John Tarleton Agricultural College Smith U. S. Department of Agriculture Lindale Tayior United States

Change in pardon law sought in Wisconsin

Madison, Wis a June 6 A bill would shift the governor s pardon power to a specially created board pending constitutional amendment. The move aims to ease the chief executive burden but constitutional changes require lengthy passage and several years.

Wisconsin Madison Wis

Prince of Wales Sends Relief to Alberta Settlers

The Prince of Wales aided Western Canada settlers near his E. P. ranch in Alberta by directing 70 clothing packages from his relief society. Eva Hasell led the送packages home to Canada, delivering them via the Church of England Sunday School Motor Caravan Mission.

Montreal U.P Prince of Wales Canada Alberta Eva Hasell Church of England England Britain Prince

Regents Urge Federal Fund for Museum at Texas University

Regents of Texas University flew to Washington to secure plans for a Centennial museum on campus. They aim to obtain about 300000 dollars from a 3 million federal appropriation, with Mrs. I. D. Fairchild, H. L. Stark, and Leon White among the attending party.

Austin Regents of Texas University Washington American Legion Centennial Museum I. D. Fairchild Lufkin H. L. Stark Orange Board of Regents Leon White

Martha Randal Buried in Meridian Texas

Rites for Mrs. Martha Randal mother of Oscar D. Randal were held yesterday as she was laid to rest at Meridian Texas. The 83 year old woman died Wednesday in a Dallas hospital with Mr. and Mrs. Randal at her bedside. Mr. Randal is president of the Randal Drug Stores.

Martha Randal Oscar D. Randal Meridian Texas Dallas Randal Mr. Randal Randal Drug Stores

Shamrock Traffic Officer Job Ended

County officials ended the special traffic officer position in Shamrock as of June 1, with enforcement to revert to regular peace officers. E. W. Poole had served as county traffic officer for several months under county expense.

Shamrock W. O. Puett County Commissioners Court E. W. Poole

Patterson Loyal Patient Reaches 18 Surgeries at St Joseph

Omaba Nebraska reports C F Patterson, 45, is St Joseph Hospital's most frequent patient with 18 surgeries, traced to a rare bone disease from a bruised knee at age nine. The article notes his long hospital association and repeated operations.

Omaba Neb C. F. Patterson St. Joseph Hospital

Thieves Steal Rug From LDS Church Relief Society Room

In Provo Utah on June 6 burglars broke into the Relief Society Room of a local L D S church and stole a rug. Police said the theft occurred within the church building posing no immediate danger to parishioners. Investigators requested tips from residents of the area.

Provo Utah U.P Relief Society

Housekeeper Wins Over Wife of Late Merchant Farmer in Land Dispute

In Houston on June 6, a federal judge awarded 700 acres in Waller County to Irene Smith, the Texas housekeeper who helped ailing George Scott. Flora Scott, his widow, had argued for title. the court found she had no interest in the land valued around 10000 dollars with oil potential.

Houston U.P Arkansan Texas Waller County T. M. Kennerly Flora Scott George Scott Irene Smith Scott Arkansas

Film shows aborigines of stone age culture

A film depicting the Wororas tribe of Australian natives was shown to the school of Tropical Health. The Wororas, about 350 survivors, speak a language with 440 verbs for to be and over 1 300 words meaning to kif, a complexity that challenges learners. In Zan ee ille Ohio a girl in a sports suit robbed a filling station operator of 400 dollars with a revolver while a young man and another girl waited in a car.

London School of Tropical Health U.P F. S. Culhan Culhan

Fragments of Meteorite Found Near Summer Nebraska

Fragments of a meteorite were found on a Summer Nebraska farm after spring plows uncovered a 14 foot burned area. The pieces are very light and float in water and show traces of sulphur.

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