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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1936

Page

7

Burned pilot near death after Dallas plane blaze

Edwin Hefley of Houston, 27, one of two pilots who saved four passengers when their plane caught fire near Dallas, was given a fighting chance to survive. Co pilot Eugene Schacher, 32, died from lung injuries. four passengers escaped uninjured. The crash also ruined an anti alcohol transcription by Wallace Butterworth, routed through Dallas.

Dallas Edwin Hefley Houston Eugene Schacher Hefley Jesse Jones Reconstruction Finance Corporation W. P. Hobby D. J Toomey Jones Schacher Ferris Tulsa Okla U.P Bryant W. Griffin New York Griffin Wallace Butterworth

Work of Building Dumas Smelter 10 Begin Immediately

DUMAS June 15 NS Immediate construction of the new smelter here was authorized today after a conference with smelter officials and county officers. Final lease and state permit papers were filed with the county clerk. A four mile spur from the Santa Fe Railway to the smelter site is under construction. Senator Clint Small traveled to Dalhart to confer with County Judge Wilson Cowen about the Dallam County erosion district related to federal funds for erosion work.

Dumas Clint Small Small Santa Fe Here Dalhart Wilson Cowen Dallam County

Funeral Services for F. E. Gray Held at Sacred Heart

Funeral services for F. E. Gray retired railroad grading contractor who died early Sunday were held today at Sacred Heart Cathedral at 8. Father Drury officiated the mass. Burial followed at Llano Cemetery. Gray, who lived in Amarillo for two years at 211 West Ninth Avenue, is survived by two sons H. N. Gray of Tulsa and Roy Gray of Amarillo, three daughters Mrs. R. H. Gross of Muskegon Michigan Mrs. T B Gray of Tulsa and Miss Mildred Hood of Kansas City Missouri. Funeral arrangements were made by N. S. Griggs and Sons.

F. E. Gray Sacred Heart Cathedral Drury Llano Cemetery Mr. Gray Amarillo West Ninth Avenue H. N. Gray Tulsa Roy Gray R. H. Gross Muskegon Mich T. 8. Gray Mildred Hood Kansas City, Mo N. S. Griggs and Sons

Oil Field Worker Suffered Injuries Near Skellytown

W. M. Coulson an oil field worker near Skellytown was brought to St. Anthony's Hospital after a measuring instrument toppled on him. He sustained badly mashed hands and legs but attendants report he is in no serious condition.

W. M. Coulson Skellytown St. Anthony's Hospital

Rebecca Lodge 10 Observes Flag Day

Rebecca Lodge 10 will sponsor a patriotic program at the I O O F Hall tonight at four o clock. Neighboring Odd Fellow and Rebecca Clubs will attend the meeting.

Amarillo Rebecca Lodge Odd Fellow Rebecca Clubs

Highways Plan Grading and Drainage on 38 Mile Route

The Texas Highway Commission voted to include grading and drainage structures on a 38 mile stretch of Highway 33 from Farwell across Palmer County in the next federal aid program. Marc Klaw, former Klaw and Erlanger partner, died in Sussex England at 78 after a heart attack and illness.

Austin Texas Highway Commission Farwell Palmer County New York Marc Klaw Klaw and Erlanger Sussex England

Opera Star Celebrates Birthday as Veterans Bonus Comes

Opera star Mme Ernestine Schumann-Heink, 75, wept with joy as the federal government distributed wartime bonuses to veterans on her birthday. She has long supported soldiers with money and her voice, calling the veterans her adopted children and noting a new movie career begins amid happiness.

Hollywood Calif Mme Ernestine Schumann- Heink

Narrow Strip Receives Rainfall Across Panhandle

Heavy clouds lingered over the Panhandle with a narrow rain band from Bovina to Black bringing about half an inch in Parmerton and Friona. Scattered showers extended toward Amarillo to Albuquerque, N M, with little moisture expected tonight or today. The Weatherman forecast fair skies. Local political tickets listed include Potter County seats and statewide offices with multiple candidates.

Panhandle Bovina Black Parmerton and Friona Amarillo Albuquerque N. M Airways

Old Home Ranch replica built by Clarendon man

The replica of the Old Home ranch house now at Panhandle Plains Historical Society in Canyon was constructed by Johnnie W. Martin of Clarendon. The original building, known as the Old Home ranch, was the first permanent ranch home in the Panhandle country.

Goodnight Panhandle

Fischer Talks Career Path From Farm to Law

The account traces Fischer’s journey from dairy and farm work in 1901 to being admitted to the bar at 21. He practiced law in Oklahoma City, joined the U S Army in 1917, and after discharge in 1919 resumed law in Wichita Falls. In 1931 he moved to Tyler representing refiners and producers in major cases.

Oklahoma City U. S. Army Wichita Falls Tyler

Potter Demos Ballot List for July 25 Primary

The notice lists candidates for state offices with per county fees for ballots. United States Senator contenders include Glenn, Fisher, Bush, Eagle, Morris Sheppard, and Price. Governors include Brooks, Fisher, Alfred, Hunter, and Sander ford. Other statewide roles cover Lieutenant Governor Woodul, Attorney General McCraw, Chief Justice Cureton, Supreme Court Justice Critz, Criminal Appeals Judge Lattimore, Railroad Commissioner nominees Goodson Rieger Johnson Thompson Morris Hardin, Comptroller candidates Sheppard and Terrell.

Hide and Animal Justice of the Peace United States J. Edward Glenn Bosque Guy Fisher San Augustine Richard C. Bush McLennon Joe H. Eagle Harris Morris Sheppard Bowie Joseph H. Price Tarrant P. Pierce Brooks Dallas F. W. Fisher Smith James W. Alfred Wichita Tom F. Hunter Roy Sanderford Bell Walter F. Woodul William McCraw The Supreme Court C. M. Cureton Richard Critz Williamson Court of Criminal Appeals Lattimore Traiis Goodson Rieger H. O. Johnson Ernest O. Thompson Potter Frank S. Morris Carl C. Hardin Erath Comptroller of Public Accounts George H. Sheppard Nolan Sam Houston Terrell

Landon Knox campaign council heads west for drive

Governor Alf Landon and Frank Knox lead a campaign council from Chicago toward the West with plans for a speaking swing after June 22 New York address. The group includes key Republican leaders Hilles Pomeroy Fletcher Creager and other national figures as they map future slate and strategy for the presidential bid.

Landon Hamilton New York Knox Murray Huey Long Oklahoma

Landon Knox Ticket Wins Broad Support Say Spokane Visit

Williams of Oregon and Harrison E. Spangler, director of the party's Western headquarters, accompanied the票. Knox boarded the train for an overnight trip expressing confidence the Landon Knox ticket started with good omens. He said a flood of telegrams and letters showed strong response from plain, simple people who had waited for someone they could understand and tie to. The New Deal was foreign and strange to them. they welcomed Landon with open arms.

Governor Landon

Doctor Mows Seeks Chiang’s Move in Kwangsi Fight

The article reports that Chiang Kai-shek’s forces push into Fukien and Hunan as Cantones show strategic positioning. Rumors say Kwangsi leaders may gain Japanese backing while Chiang may target unruly Kwangsi officials. Kwangsi conscription is sweeping up men 14 to 55 as transport links rapidly expand.

Kwangsi Kwangtung Nanking Fukien Hunan Cantones Chiang Japan

Mitchell a legendary Texas cattleman and county leader

The obituary chronicles William Mitchell a longtime LIT and Matador division manager under Murdo MacKenzie. Born in the Panhandle he rode with Goodnight era outfits then managed the LIT Ranch at Tascosa and later the Matador division. He helped bury cowboys after a famous Tascosa gunfight and collected Indian relics. He died after a life shaping the Panhandle cattle empire.

Billy the Kid New Mexico Mitchell Goodnight Kid Lincoln County Goodnight Ranch Panhandle Montana Dakotas Texas Old Lit Tascosa Dick Head William Todd Todd Young Mitchell Georgia Byrum Mr. Mitchell Boothill Cemetery Ed King Frank Valley Fred Chilton Jesse Sheets John Snider Amarillo Snider Col. Goodnight Popham Lits al Popham Hemphill County Murdo MacKenzie Almositos Matador Company Matador MacKenzie Denver Forest Street

Mitchells Lose Head of Family After Illness and Fire

The long time Amarillo residents Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell and their child Pauleen were central figures as funeral services followed the death of Mr. Mitchell after a recent illness. Burial is set for Llano Cemetery with services at Central Presbyterian Church at 4 p.m. today. Pallbearers include K. E. Roberts and M. J. Reilly among others.

Mitchells Amarillo Pauleen Anna M. O'Kane Houston Bryan A. Stockton Port Arthur Frank O'Kane O'Kane Central Presbyterian Church R. Thomson KE. L. Roberts M. J. Reilly Charles Ware C. B. Alford John Snider A. C. Hardin N. &. Griggs & Sons Llano Cemetery

FDR Plans Campaign Trips Across Virginia and West

President Roosevelt will begin campaign activity in Virginia at Shenandoah National Park and on July 4 at Thomas Jefferson's home near Charlottesville. Full plans will form in weeks. A western tour recently covered 12 states with set and impromptu speeches in Tennessee Alabama Arkansas Texas Oklahoma Indiana Kentucky and West Virginia.

Shenandoah National Park Virginia Thomas Jefferson Charlottesville Pacific Coast Tennessee Alabama Arkansas Texas Oklahoma Indiana Kentucky West Virginia

Political Foe Details Slaying Plot Against Editor

Witness Dean testified in the murder case of Charles A Poole that a blood pact was signed and orders given to kill editor Arthur Kingsley by Hepner Clark Frye and others. He described an automatic gun being handed to him and Kingsley being targeted on multiple occasions before the plot was abandoned after a political defeat.

Charles A. Poole Kingsley Dean Hepner Clark Frye Clarence C. Frye McCrea Arthur Kingsley Arthur Lupp The Black Legion Markland

Exum praises Landon and GOP convention high points

Amarillo delegate John Exum lauds Governor Landon for constitutional respect and fiscal prudence. He cites Hoover’s convention support, Landon’s state rights telegram, and John Hamilton’s nomination speech as the convention’s three key moments.

Landon Exum Cleveland Hoover Natonal Committee Amarillo Landen John Hamilton Southwest Texas

Delegates to Notify Governor Landon of Nomination

A chosen state delegate will personally notify Governor Landon of his nomination in August. The event includes Landon's keynote speech and a humorous note about him as a prairie state governor. Exum cites East Coast views on business and dollar value, urging sound currency in London.

Landon Exum Jim Farley Prairie Alf M. Landon London

World War I Bonus Bonds Begin to Reach Veterans

Government bonds for World War I veterans start arriving with checks mailed within 48 hours of certification. Post Office reports three million bonds to be cashed, with country delivery ahead of city. Officials note early shipments have errors but expect rapid payments by week end.

Jacinto Post Office U. S. Treasury Department W. D. DeGrassi Willis B. Condren American Legion Afernoon Washington Treasury Post Office Morgenthau Post Office Department Veterans Administration

Veterans bonus packets shipment warned against stoppage

Veterans in several cities fear delays as reports say bonus packets were ordered held and returned to treasury. The Veterans Administration states such orders do not stop shipments to eligible veterans. Most hold ups involve cases where veterans were later reported dead or incompetent or where other irregularities arose. Probate judges have sent postmasters lists of veterans declared incompetent with delivery instructions.

Treasury Veterans Administration

Wheat higher as steer prices sink to season lows

Beef markets show steep decline from January with choice and prime steers cheapest since December 1934. Heavy market receipts and weak demand push wholesale and retail beef prices to season lows. Many farmers avoid feeding high priced corn to cattle. In May, average beef price at market $7.95, down $3.15 from last year.

Bankers Open Day Highlights Banquet and Tours

Bankers continue their session at 9 o'clock with a luncheon at the Black Stone Hotel hosted by Amarillo ladies. A golf tournament follows at Amarillo Country Club, then a barbecue at Jack Hall's Ranch and a final dance to end the convention day.

Blackstone Amarillo Amarillo Country Club Jack Hall

Convention Program Highlights Banking Leaders Meeting

The Country Club hosts a Bankers Association convention with DeLea Vickers of Pampa as president and J. Ross Noland of Tulia among officers. The agenda includes greetings from bank presidents, committee appointments, reports, elections, and talks on safe banking and modern banking challenges. Notable speakers include W. H. Patrick of First National Bank Clarendon and Zeta Gossett, banking commissioner.

DeLea Vickers Pampa Thomas E. Noel Memphis J. Ross Noland Tulia Robt. C. Jones Church of Christ F. M. Butler American National Bank Amarillo W. H. Patrick First National Bank Clarendon Texas Bankers N. M Claude L. Stout Poudre Valley National Bank Fort Collins Colo

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