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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1935

Page

8

Desert Sands hold secret as two Illinois couples vanish

Four missing Illinois residents linked to Vaughn New Mexico in late May were last seen near Vaughn on May 20 or 21 while en route to the Grand Canyon and Southern California. An abandoned car was found in Dallas on May 28 and sightings of travelers checks were reported in Holbrook Arizona.

Albuquerque N. M Desert New Mexico Texas Illinois George Lorius East St. Louis Albert Heberer Duquoin Ill Vaughn Dave Beckett Lorius Heberer A. J. Davis Santa Fe Railway Grand Canyon Arizona California Dallas Gallup Holbrook Ariz

Federal funds requested for peach tree disease work

The Works Administration announced receipt of applications for relief funds including 831,568 to locate and destroy peach trees infected with Phony peach disease across Alabama Georgia South Carolina Tennessee North Carolina Louisiana Arkansas Mississippi Texas Missouri and Illinois. The plan cites using local labor to remove diseased and wild seedling trees and to halt disease spread in 13 southern states.

Washington The Works Administration Department of Agriculture Alabama Georgia South Carolina Tennessee North Carolina Louisiana Arkansas Mississippi Texas Missouri Illinois

King’s Friend Shot in Romania as Brother Kills Self

In Bucharest on June 9 Michael Popovich a former Romanian finance minister and King Carol’s ally was shot and wounded by his brother Stefan who then killed himself. The incident follows reports of a dispute over personal finances amid Popovich’s ties to Skoda contract matters.

Mithridates the Great Kig Pontus Abe Mithridates Pharnaces Bolivia Bucharest Romania Michael Popovich Carol Stefan Popovich

Nautical Themed Summer Dress Pattern Advertisement

Vintage advertisement offering Marian Martin patterns for a summer wrap dress with Peter Pan collar and darts. Includes fabric suggestions, size range, order details, and price for pattern and book. Appears with address to Amarillo Daily News Pattern Department and New York contact.

Marian Martin Lew Marian Martin Amarillo Daily News Wath St New York

Oil Company Stock Sold for 650000 in Texas Deal

Dallas today saw E B Germany announce the sale of a half interest in the C G Oil Company to the Argo Oil Company of Gladewater and Shreveport for 650000. The stake, formerly held by Mrs Ton E Cranfill and Mrs E B Germany, includes 173 acres across nine East Texas leases with Germany retaining operating control. Sponsors call the sale a success and plan an annual celebration.

Dallas E. B Germany C. & G. Oi Company Argo Oil Company Gladewater Shreveport Ton E. Cranfill Cranfill Companies E. B Germany East Texas Fast Texas

Returning stock to dry areas in drought relief drive

Washington reports late spring rain shifts relief focus to moving livestock to growth areas and seed distribution. AAA notes 131 counties remain in 1935 drought area across parts of Colorado Kansas Nebraska New Mexico Oklahoma and Texas. Rail tariffs extend favorable rates for cattle shipped from drought zones through June 30 1936 while livestock feed shipments drop into the 1935 growth area.

Washington Grouth Farm Adjustment Administration Federal Livestock Feed Agency Cattle Transfer Unit AAA Colorado Kansas Nebraska New Mexico Oklahoma Texas

Hopkins Says Building Aided Nation's Wealth

Harry L. Hopkins credited relief building activities across 41 states with adding to national wealth. He cited 3,602 public buildings completed and 9,989 improved, noting the count excludes Civil Works Administration projects and that seven states plus Washington DC did not report or have no projects. The Works Progress Administration sought another 6.84 million dollars in new projects as part of the 4 billion dollar fund, while the Public Roads Bureau allowed 200 million for grade crossing work with at least 25 percent directed to secondary roads. Projects will be evaluated at a rate of 1,400 dollars per worker per year for labor and materials.

Washington Harry L. Hopkins Relief Administration Hopkins Civil Works Administration District of Columbia Hau Delaware Idaho Iowa Kentucky Missouri Rhode Island West Virginia Works Application Division Bureau of Public Roads

Coast guardsman killed during Cape May still raid

In Cape May Court House New Jersey a coast guardsman shot two sentries and died from bullets after a raid on a still. Herman Benson chief of Woodbine volunteer fire department was killed as he led the raid and was shot in the head and abdomen. Louis Benson 39 a former Woodbine police chief is jailed among three arrested at the still.

Cape May N. J Coast Benson Henry Milliken Louis Benson Woodbine

Tingley Sets Pace For Improvements In New Mexico

Governor Clyde Tingley showcases bold plans and projects from Conchas Dam to Highway 66 and a Hot Springs hospital. His reform of the Springer reformatory shifts control to judges and a prominent woman as he pursues broad, popular development for the state amid a trail of admiration and precedent breaking.

New Mexico Clyde Tingley Albuquerque Panhandle Conchas Tucumcari Tingley Reformatory Springer, N. M Amarillo Rio Grande Great Lake

Canterbury Cathedral Holds Naval Relics Logbook and Models

The cathedral houses the bell of the British warship Canterbury along with Admiral Percy Royds logbook and a model of HMS Canterbury built in 1744.

Canterbury Percy Royds

Man Drowns With Swimming Party Near Magnolia Gardens

Houston reports W. H. Beidelman, 40, division traffic manager for Standard Brands in Dallas, drowned while swimming with friends in the San Jacinto River near Magnolia Gardens about 18 miles from Houston. The rest of text notes annual flour consumption per person and bread versus cake usage.

Houston W. H. Beidelman Standard Brands, Inc Dallas San Jacinto River Magnolia Gardens

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