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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1935

Page

2

Brothers in passion murder in Bakersfield

Roy Weedman 33 was shot and killed by his brother Irwin 28 in Bakersfield California. Irwin admitted the shooting claiming it stemmed from a quarrel over his wife Laverne who had earlier left him. Laverne testified the incident followed her return to Irwin's home to retrieve belongings.

Bakersfield Calif Roy Weedman Irwin Ray Pyle Pyle Laverne Roy James V. Weedman Laverne Weedman

Grain values show tendency to climb

Wheat led the market higher with a sharp early surge as inflation hopes revived, aided by reports of a possible congressional move to raise silver to 1.29 an ounce. A big eastern speculator was said to have covered shorts, with July wheat up about 10 cents before closing near yesterday's finish.

Chicago Congress

Canyon teacher attends state curriculum conference

Elva Fronabarger supervising principal of Canyon Elementary attends the state department of education curriculum conference in Austin. She serves on the state language arts committee alongside Canyon colleagues Wallace R. Clark and Darthula Walker from West Texas State Teachers College. Henry Norris conducts a two month summer session in Wamesa with forty students enrolled to bridge summer work for next year's classes.

News Canyon Elva Fronabarger Canyon Austin State Department of Education Fronabarger Wallace R. Clark Darthula Walker West Texas State Teachers College Wlamesa Henry Norris

Tide Work Project Aims to Harness Maine Tides

President Roosevelt eyes a large tidal power project at Passamaquoddy Bay and Cobscook Bays in Eastport Maine. The Quoddy plan uses a series of dams to trap tidal water and generate power with a storage reservoir near Haycock Harbor. Initial funding of ten million dollars is planned to start, with thousands of jobs expected by summer.

Eastport Roosevelt Canute United States Fastport Maine Campobello Island Bay of Pundy Passamaquoddy Cobscook Dexter Cooper Keokuk Dam PWA Aroostook Canada Dominion Cobscook Bay Bay of Fundy Cabscook Bay Bor

Construction notes and new building permits reported

A week’s report shows total permits reaching 237,490 with 2,738 year to date at 240,228. Projects include dwellings at 601 North Polk and 908 Grant Street, garages, general repairs, and new dormitory plans by Texas Technological College for West Texas State Teachers College. Additional items cover church construction near Muleshoe, gin rebuilds, filling stations, and a May permit total in Pampa of 71,700 with details of individual moves, houses, and additions.

North Polk Street Metropolitan Building and Loan D. H Barnes Mercantile West Sixth Avenue Charles Green A. H. Brown Grant Street Cities Service Company W. L. Cannon Jackson Street Mary Francis Miller Day Labor Tyler Street J. 1. Keeney FE. R. Cox Texas Technological College Public Works Administration Bradford Knapp Wyatt CG Hedrick Port, Worth Joe T. Sneed, Jr Amarillo J. B. Maxey Lubbock West Texas State Teachers College Canyon

Kansans Say Demos Strong With Growing Young Democrats

Collings Caldwell and Robert Campbell report at a regional Kansas conference that the Young Democrats in Kansas have grown past 10 000 members. They note a 75 000 vote Roosevelt lead and predict a strong push for a Democratic ticket in 1936. They say most counties host clubs and expect broad influence next year.

Kansas Texas Collings Caldwell Kansas State Organization Robert Campbell James Roosevelt National Organization Herring Hotel Franklin D. Roosevelt Caldwell Roosevelt

Summer Session Enrollment Tops 875 At Canyon College

Dr. J A Hill president of West Texas State Teachers College reports strong summer turnout despite regional heat wave. A total of 875 students have registered with enrollment kept open through June 11. Higher junior and senior class sizes reflect improved teaching standards in Northwest Texas schools.

News Canyon J. A. Hill West Texas State Teachers College Texas Northwest Texas

Detective's Suitcase of Cobblestones Delays Prisoner

Newark detail man Detective James Wright of Rome New York arrived to transfer a prisoner carrying a heavy suitcase that a hotel bellhop could not lift. Wright handcuffed the prisoner to the case and warned he would not risk an escape. He opened the case briefly to reveal cobblestones inside.

Newark N. J James Wright Rome N. Y Wright

Local Property Transfers and New Developments Noted

The report lists property moves and repairs including Ellen Chapman at 601 West Foster with 1500 dollar work and A Taylor repairing 1000 dollars at Parkhill addition. Dora Faulkner plans a modern service station in Claude leased to Sinclair for ten years with a 38 foot drive in. Qa County commissions Ama rillo architects submit plans for a four story Quay County courthouse in Tucumcari costing about 100000 with modern jail and fireproof buffed brick. Cleon Byrd named general manager of the station project. The City Drug Store in Happy was repainted with new fittings installed.

Dora Faulkner Claude Sinclair Refining Company Cleon Byrd Towne and Funk Amarillo Quay County New Mexico Tucumcari

Laura Wheeler Cutwork Birthday Flower Patterns

Laura Wheeler offers birthday flower cutwork patterns with six flowers and two identical sprays per pattern. Patterns 998 cover January to June and 999 cover July to December, each about 4% by 5% inches. Each pattern includes transfer patterns, material needs, stitch illustrations, and directions. Price ten cents per pattern. send 10 cents each or 20 cents for both to Amarillo Daily News Needlecraft Department.

Amarillo Daily News Needlecraft Department Eighth Avenue New York N. Y

McCarran Calls Senate Silver Bloc Meeting Over Price

Senator McCarran of Nevada urged a Monday Senate silver bloc meeting to demand stabilizing the metal at 1 dollar 29 cents an ounce amid rumors the United States may abandon its buying program. He released a letter to Secretary Morgenthau asking for a clear statement to prevent market demoralization and questioned recent price declines.

Washington United States McCarran Nevada Senate Morgenthau India China Treasury Stabilization Fund Nevadan Shanghai New York

President Roosevelt weighs oil rule agency power

President Roosevelt holds the solution to oil legislation as the debate narrows to the federal agency's power if created to replace the invalidated petroleum administrative board. Oil men await word while a voluntary industry observance of allocations may replace a new board with broad authority.

Washington Roosevelt Petroleum Administrative Board

Educator and student attend Rural Life Conference

Dr Harris M Cook of West Texas State Teachers College and student A E B Hunt attended the Rural Life Conference at Eastern New Mexico State College in Portales on June 9.

Portales News Canyon Harris M. Cook Department of Education West Texas State Teachers College A. E B. Hunt Rural Life Eastern New Mexico State College

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