Action plan outlined for early industries under new control bill
Administration plans rapid application of the Industrial Control Bill in six core sectors including iron, steel, textiles, coal, oil, and automobiles. The aim is to spur employment and buying power through persuasion, wage adjustments, and selective price controls where needed, with licensing to curb undercutting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
Administration
Congress
Hugh 8. Johnson
Charlies G. Dawes
Johnson
America
Arma
War Industries Board
Army
Girl Scouts Hold Inaugural Camp Kiwanis Encampment
The first Girl Scout encampment at Camp Kiwanis began at noon Wednesday with about 75 girls registered under local director Miss Daffin Lowrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Daffin Lowrey
Cardus Helps Mrs Bourque Overcome Weakness
Mrs J V Bourque of Gonzales La writes of cramping pains in sides and back and weakness. After about twelve bottles Cardus she says she was stronger than in years. Women in run down condition may find Cardus helpful and nourishing. Sold at drug stores here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardus
Denver party guests visit Amarillo for goodwill trip
Amarillo hosts 25 Denver boosters under Denver Junior Chamber of Commerce auspices. Mayor Ross D. Rogers leads a welcoming party and police escort at city outskirts. Visitors dine at the Rotary luncheon and tour the United States helium plant, with free time to visit local businesses. A 8 p.m. dinner in the Crystal Ball Room at the Herring Hotel caps the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Denver
Denver Junior Chamber of Commerce
Ross D. Rogers
Amarillo Hotel
Rotary Club
United States
Rogers
Herring Hotel
Death notices recount Curtis publishing legacy
The obituary notes Curtis Publishing Company leader Curtis, head of Curtis Publishing and Curtis-Martin Newspapers, with interment at West Laurel Hill Cemetery private. It lists his child Mrs Louis Curtis Bok, widow of Edward Bok, and requests no flowers. A Portland Men's Singing Club performance is mentioned as the only deviation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Men's Singing Club
40 Voices of
Portland
West Laurel Hill
Post
Curtis
Curtis Publishing Company
Saturday Evening Post
Ladies’ Home Journal
Country Gentleman
Curtis-Martin Newspapers, Inc
Philadelphia Morning and Evening Ledger
Philadelphia Inquirer
New York Evening Post
Louis Curtis Bok
Edward W. Bok
Railway Head Ties Chesapeake And Alleghany Holding Firms
Testimony described Morgan & Company financing for Chesapeake Corporation and Alleghany Corporation. Pecora said 255000 Chesapeake & Ohio common shares moved from Vaness Company through General Securities to Chesapeake Corporation when market value topped 44 million dollars. At another point, burglars stole furniture from a Kansas City residence while six people slept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tes Corporation
Alleghany Corporation
Morgan & Company
Chesapeake Corporation
Pecora
Chesapeake & Ohio Common
Vaness Company
van Sweringens
General Securities Company
Kansas City
Mitchell Stock Trades Highlight 1929 30 Tax Case
U S Attorney Medalie shows Charles E Mitchell bought 28300 National City Bank shares during the crash. One thousand sold at a profit, 18300 remaining, with tax evasion charges tied to 1929 1930. Mitchell claims losses via wife transfer. Testimony notes 367 buy price to 450 sale to friends within 10 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles E. Mitchell
National City Bank
U. S
George Z. Medalie
Mitchell
Medalie
Corn Exchange Bank
Supreme Court Actions in Texas June Session
Supreme Court proceedings in Austin list judgments affirmed writs of error granted and refused, dismissals for lack of jurisdiction, and rehearing motions across numerous counties including Hidalgo, Sherman, Taylor, and Travis. The report notes a new Milwaukee firm forming to manufacture leather neckties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Supreme Court
James V. Allred
Attorney General
J. C. Engelman, Inc
Hidalgo
A. L. Hughes
Gladewater County Line Independent
I. L
Trustee
F. Brothers
Eastland
Ed Haraway
Lillian Haraway
Lamar
T. E. Whitefield
J. D. McCollum Lumber Company
Conche
Elma Bass
Margaret Albright
Slaton Independent
The
First National Bank of
John J. Harden
Potter
Ruby Halmes
Ira G. Yates
Pecos
Douglas Oil Company
State of Texas
Travis
Whitesides
Douglas Oil Co
California
van Camp
Gulf Production Co
Crane
Addie Miller
I. G. Yates
Fred Turner, Jr
M. A. Smith
A. C. McGlothlin
G. H. Coody
Plemmons Independent School
Stinnett Independent School District
Hutchinson
Susanna Hoeker
Lucile T. Stephens
el Paso
Tragedy at Milwaukee College Lab Tells Grim Tale
At Kimberly Hall on the Milwaukee Downer College campus a caretaker Leonard Nelson shot himself after killing roommate Gustave Peterson in the lab building. Earlier a car crash near Waukesha killed Nelsons friend Alvin Neilsen and seriously injured Neilsen's sister Erna and Jeanette Roszak. Police traced the events to a fatal pistol struggle and Nelson remaining unhurt after the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Kimberly Hall
Vine
Milwaukee Downer College
Leonard Nelson
Gustave Peterson
Nelson
Alvin Neilsen
Irma, Wis
Neilsen
Erna
Jeanette Roszak
Waukesha
Waukesha Beach
Sheriff's Deputies
Waukesha County
Neilson
Mrs Anthony Pioneer civic worker and church leader obituary
Mrs Anthony a longtime Amarillo resident and pioneer in Panhandle society built church, charity and civic work. She led Polk Street Methodist and Washburn works, headed Eastern Star, and served as Potter County treasurer during her Amarillo years. She hailed from a Kentucky sheriff family and was Auburn Seminary valedictorian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Santa Fe
Amarillo
Anthony
Washburn
Polk Street Methodist Church
Pioneer Church
Washburn Methodist Church
Eastern Star
Women's Club
Daughters of the American Revolution
Kentucky
Auburn Seminary
Europe
Cathay
Louisville
Courier-Journel
Logan County
Russellville
Potter County
Mattern Nears World Flight End From Omsk
Jimmie Mattern left Omsk heading for China as his world flight resumes after a strut repair. Grandma Barbara Mattern, 84, expresses quiet confidence that her grandson will prevail and reach the goal despite a dayslong delay and harsh conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Barbara Mattern
Jimmie Mattern
Matterns
Grandma Mattern
Jimmie
Omsk
Grandma
Capitol feud shapes Texas highway board leadership
Former Governor Sterling and Moody oppose Governor Ferguson and ex Governor James E. Ferguson in a split over the highway commission chair. Wood’s appointment follows a denied writ of error after Denison’s two‑third Senate vote failure. A June 19–20 meeting will award about 500000 in maintenance contracts as Loving County prepares its first state highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Moody
Ferguson
James E. Ferguson
Frank L. Denison
Temple
Texas Senate
Wood
Supreme Court
Denison
Travis County District Court
Third Court of Civil Appeals
Senate
Ely
Martin
Commission
Roosevelt seeks accord on veteran compensation dispute
At the White House and Capitol Hill Roosevelt and Democratic leaders push for a compromise on veterans compensation amid House opposition and stalled adjournment plans. The Senate offers a 25 percent cap, the administration about 18 percent, with disability origin to be proved. Costs are estimated at 170 million versus 60 million. Leaders expect House acceptance before conference, while veterans’ cases would be reopened under new rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Capitol Hill
Roosevelt
House
Senate
Independent Offices
Special Veterans’ Committee
Goodnight Ranch Camp House Plans Studied by Bugbee
Clarence Texas June 7 Cowboy artist Harold Bugbee of Clarendon researches for a reproduction of the original Goodnight ranch camp house as erected in 1878. He plans to place the rebuilt house on its canyon site as part of a proposed scenic Goodnight Memorial Trail and reforestation camps.
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Clarendon
Harold Bugbee
Goodnight Ranch
Palo Duro Canyon
Goodnight
Bugbee
Colonel Goodnight
Burton Resigns or Retains Roles Through 1930s Basketball Saga
Coach Burton kept basketball and track duties through 1930 and resumed football coaching in 1931. His grid team tied Sul Ross once and won the rest of its conference games last season. In basketball he built an era of dominance, turning a weak program into a force by 1921. He led Buffaloes to National AAU Tournaments in 1932 and 1933, reaching the third round and then the semifinals before losing to Wichita Henry’s, the four-time national champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sul Ross
Burton
Kansas City
Buffaloes
Wichita Henry’s
Bledsoe Sets Westward Inspection Tour As Santa Fe Chief
T Bledsoe new president of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway will begin an inspection trip from Emporia tomorrow. He travels by special train across Santa Fe lines in Kansas Oklahoma Texas New Mexico and Colorado with other Santa Fe officials joining periodically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bledsoe
Topeka
T. Bledsoe
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company
Emporia
Santa Fe
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
Mother Found By Youth In Milk Line
Charlie Womack, 16, believed his mother was dead until he found her among women in a milk line for a charity in Fort Worth. The boy, who had ridden freight trains after months of roaming, was adopted twice since last seeing his parents eight years ago. Mrs Jesse Williams recognized him and took him home, while she searches for his younger brother and sister in East Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Charlie Womack
Charlie
Jesse Williams
Cracki Ag
East
Texas
Barrys on business visit Amarillo to see Wilbur Hawk and Gene Howe
John H. Barry of Los Angeles and his son John H. Barry Jr of Clovis visited Amarillo on business and to meet Wilbur C. Hawk and Gene Howe. The elder Barry, former Atchison police chief, recalls the 1877 founding of the Atchison Globe. The Barrys plan a month in the area, noting Clovis ranching and a wheat outlook of about 250000 bushels expected Curry County wide, with prices rising and optimism for local business. They returned to Clovis after the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Barry
Los Angeles
John H. Barry, Jr
Clovis
Amarillo
Wilbur C. Hawk
Gene Howe
Harry
Atchison, Bas
Barry
New Mexico
Texas
Pacific Coast
Curry County
College Fund and proposed laws on state funds and crime
The article lists proposed measures including taxing under protest to fund state education, preserving local funds for educational institutions, repealing gin inspector appointment bonds, making tapping oil or gas pipelines a felony, and creating corporations to borrow federal funds for low income housing construction.
Chimney collapse injures child as school roof caved in
In Winona Ontario a chimney crashed through the roof of the public school during a thunderstorm. About 20 children were buried under bricks and debris but only Gerald Wilbur aged six was seriously injured.
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Winona
Ont
Gerald Wilbur
Choir Singer Found Near Fort Worth
Miss Mary Lee Lucas, 19, a Fort Worth choir singer missing since Monday, was found in Memphis Texas by relatives on Wednesday. Her sister said she was en route to Amarillo to find work after being located in West Texas.
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Fort Worth
Mary Lee Lucas
West Texas
C. W. Glenn
Quick Comfort From Heat with Dr. Jayne's Laxative Pills
Ad promotes internal cleansing to beat heat fatigue. Claims impurities in bowels clog skin and pores, causing sweating issues. Presents Dr Jayne's Laxative Pills as a daily penny solution for a month, available at druggists.
Abernathy Banquet Draws Regional Visitors
The Abernathy Chamber of Commerce banquet drew guests from Lubbock Plainview Petersburg Hale Center and Amarillo. N C Hicks served as toastmaster Ray Punson gave the welcome Grady Shipp spoke for Plainview and Grady Shipp led the program with musical and reading performances. A Taco String Band composed of young children also performed during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abernathy
Panhandle
Abernathy Chamber of Commerce
Texas Utilities Company
Ladies of Hale Center
Lubbock
Plainview
Petersburg Hale Center
Amarillo
N. C. Hicks
Ray Punson
H. L. Allen
Utilities
Grady Shipp
Mason King
Amarillo News-Globe
Tacx
Plainview Chamber of Commerce
Punson
Karlene Watts
John Lewis Harral
Madge Ragland
Taco String Band
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George McGee
Mary McEirey
Walter McGee
Southwest
Associated Press
Max D. Steuer
Henry W. Goddard
Ms. Mitchell
Amarillo Daily News
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
New York City
By Laura Wheeler
Peterson
J. W. Pottinger
Stratford
Price
Lelia Price
Cassie Shaun
Maggie McKnight
Oklahoma City
Bennie Moody
Louisiana
Anna Lary
Danville
Mrs. Anthony
Soviet
China
Mattern
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Loving County
Barrys
Wilbur Hawk
College Fund
Properstorey Fetter Drug & Chemical Corp
Malden, Mass
Florida
U. S. A. Him
Mack Sennett
Cartoon News
Lour
Rex
Fay Wray
Bruce Cabot Rong Obrien
Stewart “Laughter
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Gloria Stuart
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