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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1933

Page

5

Union Pacific Plans 90 MPH Streamlined Train to Rival Buses

Omaha reports a new streamlined diesel powered train designed to reach 90 mph with a maximum 110 mph, three cars weighing about 80 tons, and six months building time. It aims Omaha to Los Angeles in 30 hours, with air conditioning and noise insulation, seven mentions of leaders and competitors.

Omaha, Neb Western Plains Union Pacific Railroad Omaha Los Angeles Chicago Death Valley Scotty Scott Santa Fe Hamburger Germany Michigan Central Union Pacific Inset E. E. Adams U. P

Eagle Scouts Form Auxiliary Group in Amarillo

Amarillo Area Council Boy Scouts held the first meeting to organize an Eagle Auxiliary with 18 scouts and two adult leaders plus Scout Executive Marvin J. Paul as adviser. The group aims to unite advanced scouts, foster service and leadership under the scout oath and laws. Officers elected were Joe McNeill, Ed Spann, Everett Glenn, and Phillip Bode.

Amarillo Boy Scout Organization Joe McNeill Ed Spann Everett Glenn Phillip Bode Gordon Connor John Motlow Ney Morgan Billie Kistle

American envoy in Paris urges disarmament progress

On June 8, Jesse I. Straus presented credentials as the new American ambassador to France to President Lebrun. He pressed France to take definite steps on disarmament and the world economic conference, while Norman H. Davis urged Premier Daladier to abolish tanks and curb artillery to aid disarmament.

Paris Jesse I. Straus France Lebrun United States Straus America Norman H. Davis Daladier Mr. Straus

Magee resigns as editor of Oklahoma News

Carl C. Magee quits his post as editor of the Oklahoma News. George B. Parker, editor of the Scripps-Howard chain, will oversee the paper until Magee's successor is named. Magee previously published the Albuquerque Tribune and has led the News since fall 1927.

Oklahoma City Carl C. Magee The Oklahoma News George B. Parker Scripps-Howard Parker News Magee Albuquerque N. M Tribune

Portales leader reelected as NM Farm Holiday head

Clovis New Mexico June 8 O P Partlett of Portales was re elected as the first president of the New Mexico Farm Holiday Association at a meeting in Clovis The election confirms Partlett to guide the organization through its early plans and activities.

Aperial Neva Clovis N. M O. P. Partlett of Portales New Mexico

Curry Sheriff War on Beer

Curry County Sheriff E B Eastham led raids on five liquor joints in Clovis despite a court order halting raids on two suspects. Four alleged violators were arrested as the case against C. C. Boucher and R. C. Calkins over 3.2 beer proceeds seeks a permanent injunction to block further enforcement.

Clovis N. M E. B. Eastham Curry County C. C. Boucher R. C. Calkins Boucher Calkins Milton Helmick Albuquerque Helmick Harry L. Patton Calkins and

Alleged Swindler De Grazier Freed on Bond in Dallas

Joe De Grazier, sought in Illinois on a swindling charge, is free on $1000 bond in Dallas. He faced a fugitive from justice charge after extradition writs were issued, denied, and later sustained, then revoked by Gov Miriam Ferguson. Authorities say he must face the Illinois charges in Dallas.

Dallas U.P Joe de Grazier Illinois de Grazier Ross Sterling Court of Criminal Appeals Miriam A. Ferguson Dallas County

Executive committee meets this week selects secretary

Members of the organization’s executive committee held a meeting this week and elected Mrs. Bartlett as secretary.

Bartlett

Future Farmers Speaking Tryouts Set at Shamrock High

North Plains District FFA will hold a public speaking tryout at Shamrock High Friday to choose a North Plains representative for the state contest in Huntsville on August 1. McLean’s Lavelle Christian and a Dodsonville boy are named contestants. topics include improper taxation and farmer issues.

Shamrock North Plains Future Farmers of America Shamrock High School A. A. Tampke McLean High School Huntsville Lavelle Christian McLean Dodsonville

Emerald Oil promise quick bunion relief from corns

A drug store message touts Emerald Oil as a fast antiseptic remedy for bunion pain and inflamed skin. It claims the oil penetrates to reduce inflammation and shrivel soft corns, with City Drug Stores guaranteeing results by dispensing bottles to foot sufferers.

Mentha Pepsin Promise Ends Stomach Distress

Advert says Dave's Mentha Pepsin cures indigestion heaviness gas and sour stomach with one tablespoonful. Hundreds endorse it and even severe gastritis yields. If it fails, four city drug stores will refund the purchase price.

Dave

Purification Health Ad by Calotabs Advertisement

Physician endorsed health claim promotes Calotabs to purify the body and restore vitality. Suggests a course taken weekly for weeks to improve liver kidney stomach and bowel function. Trial package ten cents and family package thirty five cents available through all dealers.

Ady

Shamrock Boy Elected College Civil Engineers Leader

Worth W. Holmes son of Mrs. Hester Holmes of Shamrock has been elected president of the Student Chapter of Civil Engineers at A and M College for next year. He served as secretary treasurer of the A B C E last year and will receive his degree next year. He has been a member of the distinguished students group each term and last semester earned nearly twice the required grade points for the honor group.

Newa Shamrock Worth W. Holmes Hester Holmes Civil Engineers M. College Holmes

Witt backs repeal and 3.2 beer in Texas

Lieutenant Governor Edgar E. Witt, potential governor candidate, declares support for repealing the federal prohibition amendment and for amending the Texas constitution to permit 3.2 percent beer. He says the Eighteenth Amendment is impossible to enforce and notes voters will decide in a special election on August 26.

Witt Texas Austin Edgar E. Witt

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