Amarillo asks road official for interview
The Amarillo Chamber of Commerce highway committee telegrammed Texas Highway Commission chairman Harry Hines asking for an early appointment on his return to Texas to present Panhandle highway problems. Hines is in Washington with a 29 member delegation seeking federal road funds for the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce Highway Committee
Harry Hines
Texas Highway Commission
Texas
Panhandle
Hines
Washington
Amarillo Group
Amarillo
Chamber of Commerce
Toney Chisum
W. G. Riddle
Wade H. Brymer
Paul Edquirst
C. E. Weymouth
Roy Cullum
T. F. Johnson
D. K. Martin
Martin
Sheppard and
Connally
Randal Drugs Opens Second Amarillo Store Anniversary
Randal Drug Stores celebrate 24 years serving Amarillo with the formal opening of Store No. 2 in the Amarillo Building. The remodeled shop features new fixtures and special anniversary offers. Manager W. Evans and assistant manager C. Swindle head a staff including Neil Briscoe and Bill Livingston with free cigars and Whitman sampler gifts for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randal Drug
Amarillo
Amarillo Bulding
Oscar TD
Randal
Randal Number
Randal Drug Stores
W. Evans
C. D. Swindle
Neil Briscoe
Bill Livingston
Shriners Host Final Summer Dance at Masonic Temple
Khiva Shriners stage last summer dance in Masonic Temple Friday with Carlton Seales Orchestra. George H. Hancock says 1935 members admitted free. guests pay $1 per couple. Event runs 9:30 to 12:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shriners
Masonic Temple
Khiva Shriners
Carlton Seales Orchestra
George H. Hancock
Around the Clock with KGNC Broadcast Schedule
Radio listings for KGNC outline Wednesday schedule from 6:00 in the morning to 11:00 at night. Programs include music hours, news, market reports, variety shows, and sports broadcasts with multiple entertainers and sponsors noted throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sky Pilot
Farm Flash
the Pandoleers
Micro
Ted Fio Rito
Morning News Palace
Frank Harris
Vaughn DeLeath
Jane Walker
Home Economist
Paul Robinson
Symphonie
Levine
Louis H. Smith, Jr
Regent’s
Sid Braunig
Coca Cola
Lou
Steffen
Yyome
Launcheon Musicale
Betsy
Philco
Mario Morelli
Clipper Hop To Be Friday
Pan American Airways flying clerks rest in Honolulu awaiting the next leg to Alameda California. Captain Edward Musick and crew review data from a 1380 mile hop from Midway. Mechanics examine engines as Sand Island facilities are deemed safe for upcoming trans pacific service.
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Honolulu
T. H
Pan America Airways
Alameda
Cal
Pacific
Edward Musick
Midway Islands
Musiek
Pan America
Sand Island
Midway Group
McCraw Files New Oil Suits in Texas Court
Attorney General William McCraw filed a district court suit seeking to confiscate and sell 650000 barrels of allegedly illegal oil and products owned by R J McMurrey and others. A three judge federal court in Houston will hear the constitutionality challenge on July 1. The McMurrey receivership suit remains pending in the Austin Court of Civil Appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
William McCraw
R. J. McMurrey
Houston
Attorney Generals Department
McMurrey
Lucille McMurrey
M. H. McMurrey
Acme Oils, Inc
McMurrey Corp
R. J
McMurrey Refining Company
McMurrey Brothers Refining Company
Arpana Refining Company
Hercules Oil Company
George C. Peterson Company, Inc
Austin Court of Civil Appeals
High Court Denies Ringling Claim in Divorce Case
New York June 18 Supreme Court Justice Peter Schmuck refused to recognize Mrs. Emily Ringling's claim that John Ringling forced her to extend a $50,000 loan under threat during their divorce and dismissed her suit. The dispute traces to their 1930 marriage and subsequent Florida home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court
Peter Schmuck
Emily Ringling
John Ringling
Florida
Ickes backs Thomas oil bill to run federal program
Secretary Ickes announced support for the Thomas oil bill to keep the administration intact and seek funds from Congress. He said independent operators favored the measure which would create a petroleum administrative board and authorize interstate compacts for production regulation with federal oversight if state control failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oil Administration
Congress
Ickes
Thomas Bil
Senate
Natonal Oi Marketers Association
Petroleum Administrative Board
Who Is He Check Up On Securities Salesmen
Secretary of State Gerald Mann warns Texans to verify securities salesmen before investing. Under a new law, every salesman must be registered with the state, with records public and obtainable by writing to the secretary of state. The state does not guarantee securities, but salesmen can be held accountable for their representations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Austin
Gerald ©. Mann
Tess New Securities
Mann
Christie Honored at Demo Banquet in Quanah
Sixty Democrats of Northwest Texas gathered in Quanah on June 18 to honor C Red Christie recently named to the National Young Democratic Club committee. Attendees represented a dozen counties from Wichita Falls to Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quanah
Jime
Texas
C. (Red) Christie
National Young Democratic Club
Wichita Palls
Amarillo
Supreme Court Proceedings in Texas Bank Case
The Supreme Court session lists causes submitted including Settegast et al versus Second National Bank et al and Hartix National Bank of Commerce versus Geo Williams Potter. The date is June 18 in Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Supreme Court Today
Settegast Et al
Second National Bank
Hartix National Bank of Commerce
Geo
Williams Potter
City Taxes Slot Machines Under New Local Ordinance
The city adopted an ordinance taxing coin operated machines including slot machines and marble boards. A $10 license tax applies to coins over five cents and $5 for pennies or nickels. Violations carry fines from $25 to $100. Two paving petitions were filed for Fifteenth and Thirteenth Avenues with costs not to exceed $1.30 per front foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. F. Rittenberry
W. N. Durham
C. W. East
Robert Ricks
W. Whittington
Fifteenth Avenue
Tyler
Harrison Street
Thirteenth Avenue
Pierce
Buchanan Street
Potter County Relief Board
Funeral services for Mrs Avalda Wilson held in Faith Tabernacle
Mrs Avalda Wilson aged 31 wife of B W Wilson died after brief illness in an Amarillo hospital. Funeral services take place at Faith Tabernacle 100 McMasters Street at 2 PM with Rev Elmer L Cutsinger officiating. Interment Llano Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. She leaves husband, parents Mr and Mrs D W Cox, two children Bert M 11 Betty Jean 4, four sisters and four brothers.
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Avalda Wilson
B. W. Wilson
Faith Tabernacle
McMasters Street
Elmer L. Cutsinger
Griggs Chapel
D. FB. Dunlap
J. GC. Lindsay
Frank McBroom
R. Payne
E. H. Bennett
E. W. Fielding
Llano Cemetery
Wilson
Amarillo
U. S. Zinc Company
D. W. Cox
Bert M
Betty Jean
Ex sheriff Miller faces $10,000 bond over Urschel ransom case
Former Foard County sheriff Q E Miller, now in Atlanta Federal Penitentiary on a counterfeiting charge, was ordered by Judge Leroy Cooper to post a $10,000 appearance bond after failing to appear for trial in a $2,000 robbery tied to the $200,000 Urschel ransom. The case involves Elza Evans, Maud police chief, robbed at gunpoint in September 1933 in a hotel room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawneef
Okla
Leroy Cooper
Q. E. Miller
Foard County
Texas
Charles F. Urschel
Dave Tant
Oklahoma City
Miller
Atlanta
Elza Evans
Maud
Evans
Derrick Collapses, Man Hurt Fatally
Longview report: J. J. Nixon, 32, of Richland died from injuries after a steel derrick collapsed five miles west of Longview. Survivors include his widow and one son.
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Longview
J. J. Nixon
Richland
Dallas man fined for adulterated gasoline sale
Dallas report states filling station operator Boney Henarix was fined $25 and costs for selling gasoline diluted with kerosene. The June 18 ruling cites adulteration of fuel and a violation of local commerce rules.
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Dallas
Boney Henarix
Mistreatment Cult Members Branded in Victoria Case
Police probe a cult in Victoria that branded members bodies and used torture during initiation. Victims Wilbert Lindstrom and Michael Share, both 20, were injured after being suspended, branded with a hot iron, and forced to jog in a chamber while shoes and leggings pinched their feet. R Burnett and P Walker are named as originators under investigation.
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Victoria
B.gc
Wilbert Lindstrom
Michael Share
R. Burnett
P. Walker
Constitution Battleground Again In Supreme Court Era
The article opens a three part examination of the U S Constitution tracing its origin at Philadelphia in 1787 and the fierce debates among leaders like Washington, Madison, Franklin and Hamilton. It notes fears of monarchy rumors, secrecy, censorship of reports, and debates over centralized power and the New Deal era.
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Supreme Court
NRA
Washington
Philadelphia
Franklin
Benjamin Franklin
Patrick Henry
George Washington
James Madison
Virginia
Governeur Morris
Pennsylvania
John Dickinson
Delaware
William Pierce
Georgia
Alexander Hamilton
New York
Charles Cotesworth Pinckney
South Carolina
Daniel Carroll
Maryland
J. B. Stearns
Death claims W T Hughes from Stinnett
William Thomas Hughes aged 65 died in a local hospital after an operation. He was janitor at Stinnett School and is survived by his widow Hattie Jane, two sons Olen and Allen and five daughters L H Peach J L Day B B Reed Cloyd Ball and W O Walker. Funeral at 2 pm Thursday in the Methodist Church Bovina with Boxwell Brothers in charge. He was a 22nd degree Mason and Methodist church member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Thomas Hughes
Stinnett
Hughes
Stinnett School
Hattie Jane Hughes
Olen Hughes
Allen
Okla
Claude Hughes Bovina
L. H. Peach
Bovina
J. L. Day
Fioydada
B. B. Reed
Cloyd Ball
W. O. Walker
Oklahoma City
Methodist
Boxwell Brothers
Methodist Church
Texhoma banker guest of his mother after convention
Frank A. Sewell of Texhama Okla attended the Panhandle Bankers Association convention and left as the guest of his mother Mrs Nobia Sewell at 312 West Bishth Avenue yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Sewell
Texhama
Oklo
Panhandle
Visitor Departs After Month With Sister in City
Mrs. C. A. Addington, visiting sister Mrs. Nobia Sewell at 312 West Eighth Avenue, returns to Lavonia Georgia. The crew that completed the liner Normandie numbered 5 000 at the peak of the undertaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Addington
Nobia Sewell
West Eighth Avenue
Lavonia
Normandie
Amarillo Chamber to announce committees at luncheon
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce will name standing committees for the coming year at today's board meeting during a Capitol Hotel luncheon. Carl Hinton is secretary and J. Roy Cullum serves as chamber president. Bertha Koch of Clayton Missouri died in Oklahoma City from injuries in a crash that also killed Austin Texas resident Mary Belle Hamilton. Dorothy Lee of Grapevine Texas is hospitalized with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarrillo Chamber of Commerce
Capitol Hotel
Carl Hinton
J. Roy Cullum
Chamber
Oklahoma City
Okla
Bertha Koch
Clayton
Austin
Texas
Mary Belle Hamilton
Dorothy Lee
Grapevine
Tex
Janet Gaynor Recovers From Brain Concussion
Hollywood June 18 Janet Gaynor fragile actress recovering from a brain concussion suffered in a head on collision with Henry Fonda on a Santa Cruz location. She collapsed on returning home to Del Rey and will stay in bed for a week while production halts on the film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Janet Gaynor
Henry Fonda
Santa Cruz
Cal
del Rey
Miss Gaynor
Portales College Announces Statewide Music Clinic
Portales New Mexico June 18 The first music clinic ever held in New Mexico is scheduled at Eastern New Mexico Junior College June 25 26 27 Band directors from several schools in New Mexico and Colorado will comprise the clinic staff.
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N. M
New Mexico
Eastern New Mexico Junior College
Colorado
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