Governor Ferguson vetoes four bills including prison board bid
Governor Ferguson vetoed a measure allowing the prison board to bid on state printing and three other bills. She cited costs for a central mailing bureau and concerns over ad valorem tax rate cuts, hunting licenses, and residents’ licenses, warning the state cannot pay debts.
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Austin
Kiam A. Ferguson
Mnes
General Revenue
Central Mailing Bureau
Capitol
Government cabinet ends session without release of results
Reported continuation of a government leaders meeting within ten hours and the prior extraordinary session last midnight ended without ministers sharing the outcomes after today's cabinet deliberations.
Cork fatally shot in Crockett street attack
Grady Cork cafe and filling station operator was shot and killed on a Crockett downtown street today. Police know the identity of the assailant.
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Crockett
Tex
Grady Cork
Dalhart Scouts Help Clean Highways From Nails
June 13 report from Dalhart notes Boy Scouts gathering nails and screws injurious to tires from streets and highways. A state highway nail magnetic picker is also collecting metal debris in the territory this week.
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Dalhart
Kompo Tablets Promise Natural Constipation Relief
An advertisement promotes Kompo Tablets using cattle bile to boost liver function and relieve constipation. It claims fast action, nonpoisonous relief, and a money back guarantee with a free trial offer from the Kompo Company.
Tri-State Fair Opens on Saturday September 23
The 1933 Amarillo Tri-State Fair runs September 23 to 30, starting on Saturday for an eight day showing. Premiums are being compiled and announced soon as the fair showcases horse racing rodeos and possible boxing exhibitions. A regional religious service is planned on the second day with all concessions possibly closed that Sunday. Grounds reconditioning includes a larger show ring, new entrance, rebuilt main office, drainage system and protective shrubbery works. A second executive committee meeting will set final details.
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Amarillo Tri-State
Ross D. Rogers
R. R. Nation
Bill Adams
Mason King
Roy Cullum
Harvey Avery
Mr. Nation
Tri- State
Merchants
Bill Lampe
The
Fair Association
Wilbur C. Hawk
Fred DeCoster
Harve Avery
Sam Braswell
Clarendon
W. M. Gouldy
Bill McSpadden
Panhandle Landowners Gather For Farm Relief Deliberations
A mass meeting to select three to five accredited representatives opens discussions on farm relief. Delegates including bankers editors and citizens from Guymon and the Panhandle plan to attend Amarillo and Guymon meetings. A Panhandle delegation may visit Washington to confer with Representative Marvin Jones on emergency relief provisions.
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Federal Land Bank Associations
Guymon
Okla
Amarillo
Panhandle
Christy Baptist Pastor Assume Post in Estelline
Rev. R. O. Keith of Childress has accepted the call to lead the Baptist Church of Estelline and began his pastorate Sunday morning. The church had been without a pastor for several months.
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R. O. Keith
Childress
Baptist Church
Pan American Petroleum Plans Multimillion Oil Property Purchase
E G McKeever told Pan American Petroleum stockholders at the annual meeting that the company will spend several million dollars to acquire oil producing properties. The firm is controlled by Standard Oil of Indiana.
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New York
E. G. McKeever
Pan- American Petroleum & Transport Co
Standard Oil of
Indiana
Ben Fenton Brady Funeral Held Today
Funeral services for 42 year old rancher Ben Fenton Brady fatally injured in a car accident north of the city will be held at 2 pm at Boxwell Brothers Chapel. Rev. Robert C. Jones conducts. Surviving Brady include his mother two sons a daughter and several siblings. Burial in Liano Cemetery.
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Ben Fenton Brady
Boxwell Brothers
Robert C. Jones
Church of Christ
Brady
Amarillo
W. R. Ozier
Canadian River
Susie Brady
Wink
Melvin
Hollis
Kedion
Clarendon
Henry Brady
Travis Brady
Stringtown
Okla
R. H. King
M. F. Petty
Overton
H. E. Brown
Forester
Clyde McCoy
Ottawa
Kansas
Floyd Ashby
Kansas City
Bob Parsley
H. B. Honey
Austin Gilbert
E. G. Brown
Homer LaFollette
C. C. Timmons
Liano Cemetery
Westbrook to Seek Federal Aid for Texas Units
Austin report says Lawrence Westbrook director of the Texas Rehabilitation and Relief Commission heads to Washington with requests from Texas counties cities and officials for funds under the President's industrial recovery act. About 160 million dollars is represented in the applications.
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Austin
Lawrence Westbrook
Texas Rehabilitation and Relief Commission
Washington
Texas
Westbrook
Man Arrested Here Is Taken to Tulia
Sam Walker, arrested by Amarillo police, was taken Tuesday to Tulsa to face a theft charge. Deputy Sheriff Goen said he had been sought as a band jumper. The charge stemmed from an alleged hog theft.
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Sam Walker
Amarillo
Tulsa
Goen
Walker
Melroy Kidnaping Highlight in News Parade Broadcast
A dramatized segment on the Mary McElroy kidnapping and the capture of Walter H. McGee will air on Radio Station KGRS tonight from 7 to 7 15 PM as part of the News Parade electrical transcription program.
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Mary McElroy
Kansas City
Walter H. McGee
Amarillo
Kgrs Tonight
Viola Dawson to Speak on Modern White Slavery Tonight
Mrs. Viola Dawson of the Pilot Point Rest Home will discuss Modern White Slavery in America at the Assembly of God Church 900 North Pierce Street tonight at 8 o'clock. Sterioptican slides and special music will accompany the talk. Rev. E R Foster is church pastor.
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Viola Dawson
Pilot Point
Texas
America
Assembly of God Church
North Pierce Street
E. R. Foster
Santa Fe Head Claims Depression Bottom Is Behind Us
Samuel T. Bledsoe new president of the Santa Fe railroad says the bottom of the depression is behind us during a brief Santa Fe visit. He and his party planned to continue inspections of Santa Fe properties in Brownwood Texas after a 10:30 A M departure.
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Houston
U.P
Samuel T. Bledsoe
Santa Fe Railroad
Bledsoe
Brownwood
Texas
Santa Fe
Texas Farm Bureau Aide to Likely Go to O B Martin
Washington June 13 U P The Texas farm act administrator task is expected to go to O B Martin director of agricultural extension work in Texas according to indicated bans of Secretary Wallace.
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Wallace
Texas
Washington
U.P
O. B. Martin
Pioneer Plains minister H. M. Bandy dies at 78
Wellington notices the death of Rev. H. M. Bandy 78 pioneer West Texas minister and first pastor of Amarillo First Christian Church. He organized early Christian churches in Lubbock Globe Valen tine Marfa and Alpine and helped mark Lubbock townsite. He had retired and died at home after long service.
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Wellington
H. M. Bandy
Marfa
Alpine
Lubbock
Bandy
Dallas County
First Christian Church
Amarillo
Polk Street
Banking bill sails through Senate amid price rise plan
The Senate approved a banking measure proclaimed the most important since the Federal Reserve Act. It backs self regulation under federal control to curb over production and includes a $3.3 billion public works program funded by a federal bond issue. A related move adds $150 million to a $3.5 billion deficiency bill to cover government stock in the bank deposit insurance fund.
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Senate
Summer Frocks Pattern 9511 For Marian Martin
Advertisement for pattern 9511 with sizes 14 to 40 and fabric needs. Details include flowered sheet frock with sash, bow, puffed sleeves, and size 16 fabric requirements. Instructions provided. order by mail with 15 cents per pattern or 25 cents for book and pattern together from Amarillo Daily News Pattern Department.
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Marian Martin
Amarillo Daily News Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
N. Y
Texas cities urged to file for federal loans
Telegram from Cline to Texas leaders urges immediate action on loans and grants for political subdivisions. He stresses equal rights to apply, no fees, and prompt decisions, with Connally assisting and urging municipal, county, school, irrigation and drainage district applications to maximize federal aid.
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Cline
Westbrook
Ferguson
Hugh S. Johnson
Morris Sheppard
Tom Connally
Washington
Texas
Oil price scale posted for Texas and Panhandle crude
The notice states a scale offering 50 cents per barrel for crude 40 gravity and above with a 2 cent per degree differential for crude below 40 degrees, minimum 40 cents for oil 35 degrees and below. Gray County Texas Panhandle posts a flat 35 cent per barrel price.
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Gray County
Texas Panhandle
Opportunity Days promise big savings weekend in Amarillo
Shoppers may earn free gas with $5 purchases during Opportunity Days with eligibility based on distance. Prizes mounted at downtown sites at 7 P M both days include balloon gifts. Amarello buses offer five cent fare. $10 buys free airplane ride or Panhandle race meet ticket. event runs 9 A M to 9 P M with tie ins to Globe and News preview.
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Panhandle
Amarillo
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