Judge Gee Speaker At Medics Meeting In City Hall
W E Gee judge of the district civil court told Potter County Medical Society members to keep court testimony clear and impartial He urged doctors to simplify statements The meeting chaired by Dr A H Lindsay discussed a charity clinic project with the Junior Welfare League and medical aid for worthy cases Nearly 30 members attended and a policy will be set soon The committee on the clinic was chaired by Dr George M Cultra with Drs L K Patton and Jason Robberson Also noted was the society’s plan to support charity cases as deemed worthy by social workers of the Welfare League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Gee
District Civil Court
Potter County Medical Society
City Hall
A. H. Lindsay
Junior Welfare League
George M. Cultra
Auto Dealers Debate Loans Amid Repair Loans
Amarillo auto dealers at a weekly Amarillo Hotel dinner tackled the need to lend cars to customers while their autos are being repaired. They discussed collection issues with damaged cars, lack of liability coverage without a firm representative, and boosting attendance. action on hiring a secretary was deferred.
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Amarillo Association
Amarillo Hotel
Toney Chisum
Roy Cullum
G. C. Odom
Plenty of Gars for Wheat Moves In Panhandle Area
R W Edwards Dallas district manager of the American Railway Association car service division says there are ample cars to move the wheat crop in the Panhandle Western Oklahoma and Eastern New Mexico. Edwards visited Amarillo calling on shippers and carriers and noted growth since 1919.
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Panhandle
Oklahoma
New Mexico
R. W. Edwards
Dallas
American Railway Association
Edwards
BR. €. Andrews
Amarillo
G C Weir Here Awaiting Trip to Pen
C C Curley Weir former deputy sheriff now held to serve a two year sentence for bigamy has been returned to Amarillo from Fort Worth by Sheriff Bill Thompson. Conviction upheld on appeal. He awaits transfer to Huntsville Penitentiary.
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C. C
Curley) Weir
Amarillo
Fort Worth
Bill Thompson
Weir
Huntswille
Jobbers Monthly Dinner Tonight in Amarillo
The Amarillo Jobbers and Manufacturers Association holds its regular monthly dinner at 6:30 PM at the Amarillo hotel. President E W Hardin and secretary Mason King will report on a recent South Plains trade tour and final Pecos Valley goodwill tour reports. A Borger couple announces the birth of son John Alsen Rodgers on June 4.
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Amarillo
Mrs Lindbergh Quietly Resides After Aerial Year
Mrs Charles A Lindbergh remains at her parents home in Englewood New Jersey after a year of extensive aviation with her husband. Reports say she may be soon expecting. she earned pilot and glider licenses and logged thousands of miles in multiple transcontinental, regional and exploratory flights.
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Associated Press
Englewood
N. J
Charles A. Lindbergh
Dwight W. Morrow
Colonel Lindbergh
Lone Eagle
Anne Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Los Angeles
Caribbean Sea
Cleveland
Maine
Wichita
Kans
San Francisco
California
Texas schools to present budgets before state board
University and college boards will present biennial budget requests to the state budgetmakers in the next two weeks. The UT board of regents, teacher colleges, Kingsville College of Arts and Industries, Texas Tech, A M College, Prairie View, Arlington, John Tarleton, and the College of Industrial Arts in Denton all schedule hearings June 9 to June 18. The College of Industrial Arts seeks about 1.2 million for 1931 82 and 1942 33 with plans for a dormitory and building needs, while self financing dormitories will be pursued with state funding limited to equipment and maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Board of Control
University of Texas Board of Regents
College of Arts and Industries
Kingsville
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
A. & M. College
Prairie View
Arlington
John Tarleton Agricultural Colleges
Dan Moody
Board of the College of Industrial Arts
Denton
Three Religions in Veterans Memorial Service in Amarillo
Veterans of Foreign Wars encampment will convene in Amarillo June 22 23 and 24 with headquarters at the Herring Hotel. Delegates meet at the Legion home. Sunday evening memorial features a Jewish rabbi Protestant minister and Catholic priest. A special quartet will sing Sleep Soldier Sleep from a local church. Earl Brown of Amarillo conducts the closing tape. E. C. Nelson Jr with department chaplain Rev. Joseph W. Harrison oversee arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Amarillo
Herring Hotel
Legion Home
Earl Brown
E. C. Nelson, Jr
Joseph W. Harrison
San Antonio
Amarillo Better Business League Names Directors
The Amarillo Better Business Bureau board of directors includes J. A. Rush W Douglas F W Grand Virgil Moore Norris Ewing E & Finklea Carl Hare Walter Blackburn Ed Congeiton Harry Meyers E C Nelson and Ira C Barend ex officio. A committee led by Ed Sige of the Patricia Shop I Bivins Schulte United Norris Ewing and Ira C Barend ex officio will meet to tentatively appoint the board. The first meeting is set for Thursday June 12 at 8 o clock at the American Legion home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Rush
National Bank of Commerce
W. Douglas
F. W. Grand Stores
Virgil Moore
Moore-Poston
Norris Ewing
Amarillo News-Globe
E. &. Finklea
Finklea Jewelry Shop
Carl Hare
Nunn Electric Company
Walter Blackburn
Blackburn Brothers
Ed Congeiton
Fakes- Palmer
Harry Meyers
Cinderella Shop
E. C. Nelson
Ira C. Barend
Better Business Bureau of
Amarillo
Ed Sige
Patricia Shop
I. Bivins
Schulte United
American Legion
Funeral for Mrs. Mary Strafus Held at Sacred Heart
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Anna Strafus, who died on the Strafus farm in Deaf Smith county, were held at Sacred Heart Cathedral. Bishop Gerkins presided, with Rev. Father Salvador assisting. Burial followed at Llano cemetery per N. S. Griggs & Sons. Survivors include husband Carl, son Lawrence, daughter Hilda, and her father Frank Sittner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Anna Strafus
Strafus
Deaf Smith County
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Gerkin
Father Salvador
Hereford
J. A. McGowan
W. P. Strickland
Floyd Benson
George Benson
Joe Huckett
Everett Braddock
Llano Cemetery
N. S. Griggs & Sons
The Youth of the Crossroads Play by Salvation Army
The Salvation Army youth group and band present a three act play titled The Youth of the Crossroads at the hall 302 B West Sixth Avenue Wednesday at 8 pm. Admission is free with a free will offering collected. An open air Salvation Army orchestra starts at 7 15.
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Crossroads
Salvation Army
West Sixth Avenue
Salvation Army Orchestra
Lula I Nix Rites In Afternoon
Funeral services for Mrs Lula I Nix age 35 wife of O L Nix will be held at Griggs funeral chapel at 2 PM conducted by Rev Robert C Jones pastor of the Church of Christ Pallbearers are H P Scarborough W B Billingsley John Jeton Henry Neal Ben Harrison and W M Giles Burial will be in Memorial Park cemetery Mrs Nix is survived by her husband two sons four daughters and her parents Mr and Mrs Y E Mitchell of Wellington Texas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula I. Nix
O. L. Nix
Williams Street
Griggs
Robert C. Jones
Church of Christ
H. PF. Scarborough
W. B. Billingsley
John Jeton
Henry Neal
Ben Harrison
W. M. Giles
Connally Urges Hoover to Name Hutcheson for Fifth Circuit
Senator from Texas urged President Hoover to appoint Joseph C Hutcheson Jr of Houston as a federal judge on the fifth circuit court of appeals. Republican R B Creaker of Brownsville previously pressed the president to nominate a Republican to the post.
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Associated Press
Washington
Connally
Texas
Hoover
Joseph C. Hutcheson, Jr
Houston
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
R. B. Creaker
Brownsville
Small lands on highway policy in East Texas stops
Democratic candidate for governor Clint C. Small attacked the State Highway Commission as discriminatory in routing highways and called it an arrogant oligarchy. He argued against a state road bond, noted high road costs, and urged lean statutes and local problem solving. His itinerary included Denton Gainesville Sherman Denison Bonham Greenville Commerce Sulphur Springs Cooper Paris Rockwall.
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Denton
State Highway Commission
Clint C. Small
East Texas
Gainesville
Texas
Small
Sherman
Denison
Bonham
Greenville
Commerce
Cooper
Paris
Rockwall
Pioneer Laundryman's Rites This Afternoon
Funeral services for Daniel M. Packard 64 pioneer laundryman who died at his home 805 Virginia Street at 2 this morning will be held at 4 this afternoon in Griggs Funeral Chapel Rev W P Garvin and Rev E B Fincher will officiate Pallbearers are J A Ryan Percy Gibbs J N Vernon A S Keel Ben Chambers and Charles Mixon Packard connected with Troy Steam Laundry for over 20 years He was a member of the Baptist church survived by widow one son Fred Packard Newark New Jersey two daughters Mildred Packard Amarillo and Louise Packard Amarillo and one stepson L A Vahue Amarillo Burial will be at Llano Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel M. Packard
Virginia Street
Griggs
W. P. Garvin
San Jacinto Methodist Church
E. B. Fincher
First Presbyterian Church
J. A. Ryan
Percy Gibbs
J. N. Vernon
A. S. Keel
Ben Chambers
Charles Mixon
Packard
Troy
The
Baptist Church
Fred Packard
Newbury Port
Mass
Mildred Packard
Newark
N. J
Louise Packard
Amarillo
L. A. Vahue
Llano Cemetery
Funeral Today for Aged Man Found in Camp
H. J. Crouch Jr of Altus Oklahoma arrived to take charge of his father found dead in a local camp early Sunday. The 80 year old was traveling alone when taken ill. Funeral and burial planned for this afternoon, arrangements incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Crouch, Jr
Altus
Okla
Mr. Crouch
Legion Social for Members and Wives at City Auditorium
American Legion members and their wives are invited to a joint social meeting on Tuesday night at the Legion home in the city auditorium. All Legionnaires and their wives are extended a cordial invitation to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Legion
City Auditorium
Legionnaires
Mrs Gambill Dies at Home in Marfa Texas
Mrs Jenobia Pauline Gambill wife of E M Gambill died at home in Marfa Texas on June 6 She was sister to Mrs Lida Posey and Mrs Pearl Goff of Amarillo Also survived by sister Mrs Virgil Barnett of Dallas and brothers L C Edwards Turkey Texas C C Edwards and P O Edwards of Phoenix Arizona Funeral services attended by Posey family noted Ballinger trip scheduled The article adds a Mexico report about bandits shot near Tehuantepec Oaxaca on June 9 with troops executing three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenobia Pauline Gambill
E. M.gambill
Marfa
Texas
Phoenix
Arizona
Posey
Ballinger
J Mack Sanford Heads For Hot Springs For A Month
City brief states J Mack Sanford leaves today for Hot Springs New Mexico to spend about a month. It mentions an American Magazine article on the dangers of whale fishing by Capt Louie Lane a well known Amarillo acquaintance and former Alaskan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Mack Sanford
Hot Springs
N. M
Bull Fights Fund Modern Roads in Mexican Section
The San Luis de la Paz area used bull fights to fund road building. Local bull breeders donated bulls and the Pre-Highway Committee Dolores Hidalgo San Luis de la Paz led the fiesta. Proceeds supported road construction creating jobs and a future market for materials and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Old Mexico
United States Department of Commerce
San Luis de la Paz
Dolores Hidalgo-San Luis de la Paz
Safe crack ers net under 15 dollars in Amarillo
Two crude safe cracking attempts occurred Sunday night in Amarillo. The Star Lumber Co and Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co reported minor damage with only a few dollars missing. entry came via windows and a screwdriver. Police had no arrests by nightfall.
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Amarillo
Star Lumber Co
Jackson Street
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Johnston Street
Goodyear Company
Lumber Company
Courthouse Plans Delayed for Potter County Measure
Potter county delays plans for a new courthouse. Architects will present a building plan costing not more than 400000 to the commissioners a week from yesterday after earlier options of 490000 and 740000 were rejected or paused.
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Potter County
Charters Granted on June 9 in Texas
The Associated Press reports new charters including Steffen Ice and Ice Cream Company Amarillo with 40000 capital stock and incorporators M Beachy Phil O Purdum and Mary S Purdum. Union Del Pueblo Latino Americano San Angelo benevolent with no capital stock and incorporators Joe E Flores E C Aldersete and H M Johnston. Royal Fur Farms Inc Harlingen livestock raiser with 6000 capital stock and incorporators George E Stever Tabillington and J W Schmitt.
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the Associated Press
Austin
Steffen Ice and Ice Cream Company
Amarillo
Capitol
M. Beachy
Phil 0. Purdum
Mary S. Purdum
Union del Pueblo Latino Americano
Benevolent
San Angelo
Joe
E. Flores
E. C. Aldersete
H. M. Johnston
Royal Fur Farms, Inc
Paving Chief Leads Tonight City Commission Meeting
City commission will devote most of tonight’s session to a paving petition and bids for paving and construction contracts. The agenda was announced yesterday by City Manager W N Durham.
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City Commission
W. N. Durham
Soviet Union accused of waging war on humanity in hearing
Rev. Father Edmund Walsh testifies before a House committee alleging the Soviet government the Communist party and the Third Internationale seek to overthrow governments. He cites propaganda in U S and abroad, Amtorg Trading Co and the Daily Worker, and claims a red flag flew atop the University of Chicago maypole during May Day events.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Father Edmund Walsh
Georgetown University
Edgar Hoover
Justice Department
Father Walsh
Communist Party
Third Internationale
Amtorg Trading Company
New York
Daily Worker
Communist
University of Chicago
American Vigilants’ Intelligence Association
Williams Plans Second Atlantic Flight To European City
Roger Q. Williams, who crossed to the Spanish coast last year, aims for a second Atlantic crossing to an unannounced European city, possibly Paris via Lindbergh’s route. His Columbia plane may feature a glass roof for navigation, a craft Clarence Chamberlain once flew to Germany.
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United Press
New York
Roger Q. Williams
Spain
Roosevelt Field
Williams
Paris
Lindbergh
Columbia
Clarence Chamberlain
Germany
Creager Dismisses Draft as Joke for Governor Race
R. B. Creager a Republican national committeeman from Texas requested that his name not be certified for the Democratic primary ballot for governor. He said the effort to draft him was a joke and forwarded the message to D. W. Wilcox, chair of the Democratic state executive committee, at Georgetown Texas, on June 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Georgetown
Texas
Democra
D. W. Wilcox
Democratic State Executive Committee
R. B. Creager
Creager
Texas contest for Edison award today
81 candidates compete in examinations at the Texas capitol to determine the state representative for the 1980 Edison scholarship the winner will advance to the national contest at Menlo Park later this summer. Electric features on the Empress of Japan include wireless telegraphy a direction finder submarine signalling gyro compass phonograph and electric cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Edison
Capitol
Texas Science
Menlo Park
London
Konjola praised by Amarillo mother for child relief
A Tulsa mother reports Konjola eased her 10 year old daughter Dorothy’s chronic constipation and related headaches after two weeks of use. The testimonial promotes Konjola for families and lists City Drug Store in Amarillo Texas as a local outlet.
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Dorothy
J. Drhyne
East Eleventh Street
Amarillo
Konjola
Vever
Twitbhly
Mothe
Texas
City Drug Store
Polk Street
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G. C. Weir
Pen
Harold E. Rodgers
Borger
John Alsen
Mr. Rodgers
Phillips Petroleum Company
Lindberghs
Col
Mrs. Morerow
Mrs. Lindbergh
Board of Fortral
Veterans’ Memorial
Better Business League
Mary Strafus
Gamp
Tehuantepec
Oaxaca
Mexico
Here
City News Briefs
Walsh
David P. Donoghue
Independent Petroleum Association
Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association of Texas
Pipe Line Companies of Texas
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil Company
DEMOS
Dorothy Rhyne
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