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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1932

Page

3

Negroes Held After Knife Attack Near City

Roy McCloud 22 is jailed on a charge of assault with intent to murder. His companion Bessie Campbell is held as an accomplice. L. L. Livesay of Lockney is hospitalized with severe knife wounds. The alleged attack occurred at Third Avenue and Van Buren Street. Floyd Barber Jr. was in a car nearby. McCloud was arrested at 204 Van Buren Street. Campbell arrested Tuesday. Bond set at 2500 for McCloud and 1500 for Campbell, no bond posted.

Roy McCloud Potter County Bessie Campbell L. L. Livesay Lockney St. Anthony’s Hospital Third Avenue van Buren Street Livesay Floyd Barber, Jr Magnolia North Fillmore Street McCloud Campbell Pres-Burnam W. R. McDowell Bullis Lewis O. G. Landis

Maple trees in Amarillo show spreading blight

An unknown malady is blighting many Amarillo maples leaves turning yellow and falling. Nurserymen suspect soil alkali while Temple Robinson, city forester, says the cause is undetermined. City manager Bill Burham notes numerous calls from residents seeking help to save trees.

Amarillo Temple Robinson Bill Burham

Akron Lingers as Dirigible Akron Waits for Lakehurst

Commander Mosendahl said the Akron would likely not resume its flight to Lakehurst until tomorrow morning because of low ceiling and hazy clouds. The airship spent the night moored at the Marine Base Paris Island South Carolina while taking on supplies.

AKRON Marine Base Paris Island S. C U.P Mosendahl U. S. Navy Dirigble Hip Lakehurst

Dr S P Vineyard Named Lions Club President

Dr S P Vineyard was elected president of the Lions Club yesterday as a new board of officers was named. New officers include William Q Boyce first vice president Carl Cox second vice president Bert McCullough C W Whittington and J O Vinnedge as directors. McCullough reported the state convention in Dallas with the Panhandle district taking many honors. Vineyard will assume office in July succeeding R L Rogers.

S. P. Vineyard Lions Club Vineyard Avery Rush McCullough Dallas Panhandle R. L. Rogers Anne Mae Jamieson Mike Hollander

Budget Making Plans Ready for West Texas Institutes

The West Texas Chamber of Commerce announced a two city budget making institute program. In Lubbock June 24 and Breckenridge June 27 from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. experts will cover rising costs of government budget organization and local committee work led by Van Zandt Jarvis and speakers Wilbur C. Hawk C. A. Jay John N. Edy D. A. Bandeen and C. M. Caldwell.

Stamford West Texas Chamber of Commerce Lubbock Breckenridge van Zandt Jarvis Chamber Central Public Expenditures Committee Lubbock and Wilbur C

Llano businessman found dead after suicide ruling

John Cone, 73, a Llano business man, was found shot to death at his home late yesterday. A rifle lay beside his body. A coroner's verdict of suicide was returned.

Llano Texas John Cone

Cupid Smiles As Marrying Record Is Set

The Texas June marriage trend hits a high with eleven intentions filed last Saturday and two licenses issued today bringing June totals to eleven. Last month saw five licenses, May had twenty. officials note cross state line marriages are waning, pleasing Panhandle officials.

Cupid Texas Pauline Bell Panhandle

End Ugly Uninviting Complexion With Nadinola Cream

Ad promotes Nadinola Bleaching Cream to clear blemishes and blotches. It claims quick, massaging free application at bedtime with a fragrance, promising a soft texture and ivory white, radiant skin. A 60c jar is advertised with a money back guarantee.

Amarillo man announces candidacy for Potter County treasurer

R. L. Williams of Amarillo who has lived in the city for 22 years announced his candidacy for Potter County treasurer in the Democratic primary. A former Red River County tax assessor, Williams cites his long local ties and public service as qualifications. He has operated a family grocery business since 1910 and is father to C. M. Williams and Howard Williams.

R. L. Williams Amarillo Potter County Williams C. M Howard Williams Red River County

Williams seeks Potter County office pledging full public service

A lifelong Democrat and Polk Street Methodist Church member, Williams announces his candidacy for a county treasurer post and pledges to devote all time to taxpayers and the public. He notes this would be his first run for office in Potter County.

Polk Street Methodist Church Williams Potter County

White Advocates Farm Help Plans for Texas Farmers

Borger attorney John Herron White, seeking a second term in the Texas Legislature, proposes a seven point program to aid farmers via direct legislation. The plan includes consolidation of the bureaus and other measures aimed at assisting Texas agriculture.

Borger John Herron White Texas Farmer of White

Plan to reform state taxes and farm relief initiatives

The plan proposes eight to ten government departments, two steps to prevent tax sales of farms and homes, selling oil royalty funds currently held by the university regents to Texas, removing driver license charges for farm trucks, reducing truck license fees to five to ten dollars, and cutting gasoline procurement red tape.

Board of Regents of the University Wall Street Texas

Abolition of Poll Tax as Nuisance Tax Discussed

The article notes a proposal to abolish the poll tax viewed as a nuisance tax and mentions tax refunds on farm gasoline exemptions. The discussion highlights fiscal relief measures and their political implications for rural voters.

Fishermen A H Willborn and Others Vacation in Mexico

A. H. Willborn B. N. Headrick E. E. Simmons Herbert Nicholl Noel Brown and W. W. Cox travel to Mexico for a fishing trip enjoying their excursion and group outing in a warm climate location.

A. H. Willborn B. N. Headrick E. E. Simmons Herbert Nicholl Noel Brown W. W. Cox Mexico

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