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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1930

Page

2

Plans complete for VFW convention in city

Final plans for entertaining more than 500 veterans and Auxiliary members at the state Veterans of Foreign Wars convention start Sunday and run through Tuesday. W. Birge chaired the arrangements with a full program for delegates and a busy schedule for visiting ladies led by Mrs. Joseph M. Birge. A city parade is set for Monday at 5 30 p m with participation from nearly every local organization.

Foreign Wars and the Auxiliary W. §. Birge Birge Joseph M. Birge

Plea for Curbing Excessive Laws in Texas

A Dallas delegate, John H. Awtry, national vice president of Texas Exchange Clubs, urged the fifth annual convention in Austin to curb overlegislation. He warned of too many laws and called for purer, better written and better enforced statutes nationwide, with emphasis on Texas.

Associated Press Austin Texas Texas Exchange Clubs John H. Awtry Dallas Awtry

Third Man Arrested in Cutting of Wires

Melvin Gray, the third of a trio accused of cutting telephone wires into a local residence Wednesday, was in Potter County jail after an arrest early yesterday. Edis Putman, said by W H Barth to have plotted the cuts, had been released on bond while Barth remained jailed. Barth told District Attorney Edwards Thomerson that Putman devised the plan to speak with his ex wife without interference.

Melvin.Gray Potter County Edis Putman W. H. Barth Barth Edw W Thomerson Putman

Less Speculation and Thrift Urged by Banking Institute

The American Institute of Banking will launch a nationwide education program promoting thrift over speculation. Through radio talks and articles, the public education committee outlined plans, continuing a campaign that reached 300,000 people last year.

Associated Press Denver American Institute of Banking Public Education Committee

Power spokesman replies to Sackett speech in Berlin

A power industry spokesman rebutted Ambassador Sackett's claim that consumer power costs are 15 times production costs. George N. Tidd, president of the American Gas and Electric Co, argued prices rise sharply from producer to consumer with bananas cited as an example, noting ratios like 1500 to 1 and 15 to 3 in various industries.

Associated Frese Berlin Frederick M. Sackett George N. Tidd American Gas and Electric Company

Guardsmen Asked to Aid Search for Missing Minnesota Minister

Arizona national guardsmen were asked by Sheriff James McDonald to assist in locating Rev. Thomas Howard of Minnesota, missing since June 7. Funding issues left immediate approval unclear amid the search request.

Associated Press Tucson Ariz Arizona National Guardsmen James McDonald Thomas Howard Minnesota

Police Captain Knocked Down During Speeding Campaign

United Press reports from Beaumont on June 1 describe Police Captain J T Swansey directing a citywide drive against speeders when he was struck by a car. His leg was broken in three places as a result.

United Press Beaumont J T. Swansey

Potter County Courthouse Plans Considered as Prisoners Moved

Potter County commissioners weigh combined courthouse designs by William OG Townes Amarillo and Page and Page Austin with an estimated 400000 to 750000 cost. Meanwhile three Potter prisoners hijacking convicts and four Dallam inmates are moved to Huntsville State Prison after a smallpox scare ends. Jailer J W Graves kept the jail sterile during the outbreak with 64 prisoners in custody.

William , OG. Townes Amarillo Page Austin Potter County Dallam County State Penitentiary Huntsville Ed Summers Eddie Davis Pee Wee Johns Potter Summers J. W. McMahan Sheriff's Department Dallam Irvin White L J. Mumford Phillip Robertson Leo Pearlstine J. W. Graves

Mrs. Anna Ulbricht Taken to St Paul for Burial

The 85 year old Mrs. Anna Ulbricht died Wednesday at her nephew D R McDougall's home 900 Jackson St. Her body was sent by Boxwell Brothers to St. Paul Kansas for burial. She leaves a daughter Mrs. James L Scahill of St Paul two nephews J B McDougall of Jackson Michigan and D R McDougall of Amarillo and a niece Miss Mary McDougall of Amarillo. Services will be at St Francis Catholic Church in St Paul Sunday morning.

Anna Ulbricht D. R. McDougall Jackson Street Boxwell Brothers St. Paul Kansas Ulbricht James L. Scahill J. B. McDougall Jackson Michigan

Spearman Chamber Names Committees

Spearman Chamber of Commerce President C. A. Gibner appointed standing committees last week. Members include R. P. Fuller as Membership chair, M. E. Hill civic and municipal, A. E. Townsend highway, Oran Kelly publicity, Dr. B. Hale hotel, S. E. Harbison rural relations, W. W. Wilmeth dairy and livestock, Wm. E. McClellan aviation, E. Womble railroad and transportation, Dr. F. J. Daily reception, W. L. Davis poultry, and J. F. Powers retail merchants. Jack Reynolds first claimed the welterweight wrestling title in 1923 by defeating Louis Nelson and solidified the claim in 1928 by beating Matty Matsuda in Cedar Rapids.

Spearman Chamber of Commerce C. A. Gibner R. P. Fuller M. E. Hill A. E. Townsend Oran Kelly B. Hale S. E. Harbison W. W. Wilmeth Wm. E. McClellan E. €. Womble F. J. Daily W. L. Davis F. Powers Jack Reynolds Louis Nelson Cedar Rapids Matty Matsuda el Paso

Philo Vance Returns in Bishop Murder Case at Fair

Philo Vance is back in town to solve the Bishop Murder Case at the Fair Theater today and tomorrow. The film, praised as a strong adaptation of the popular detective novels, features Basil Rathbone as Vance in a role set against a tense plot of a madman who kills to shield himself.

Philo Vance Bishop Fair Theater van Dine Greene Benson Powell Vance

Hoover Brother Dies in St Anthony’s Hospital

Williams Edward Hoover, 64, brother of Ell Hoover, died at St Anthony's hospital while visiting Fallon, Nevada. He was a retired rancher and survived by brother Herbert C. Hoover of Reno and sister Mrs. Nora Merrow of Santa Cruz. Body sent to Fallon for burial. FACES ROBBERY CHARGE Jimmie James charged with robbing F M Tyer of $100 at a local hotel Tuesday night and held in Potter county jail with bond set at $2500.

Williams Edward Hoover Ell Hoover St. Anthony's Hospital Mr. Hoover Fallon Nevada Ell Hoover Herbert C. Hoover Reno Nora Merrow Santa Cruz Cal Boxwell Brothers F. M. Tyer Jimmie James Potter County

Anne Endures A Summer of Love and Decision

Anne faces a turning point as a summer of longing tests her engagement to Ted. She returns to her late Eaton ties, confronts her heart, and plans a final talk at Manhattan Beach to end the romance rather than marry without conviction. Her mother supports, warning of dis honesty and guiding toward truth.

Ted Anne Jim Kathleen O'Hara Lawrence Eaton

Tucumcari C of C Secretary Resigns to Enter Business

At a special Tucumcari Chamber of Commerce meeting O C Goodwin's resignation as secretary manager was accepted to take effect July 1. He leaves after more than a year guiding a successful administration to enter real estate brokerage in Tucumcari, having bought half interest in the Bowen agency. Directors expressed confidence in his ability and service.

Tucumcari N. M Tucumcari Chamber of Commerce O. C. Goodwin Goodwin Chamber of Commerce E. W. Bowen New Mexico

Boy Hurt in Auto Crash Near Turkey

A youth named Solomon from Childress is hospitalized with bruises after a Ford roadster he rode in collided with another car about ten miles east of Turkey. The unconscious rider was found in the stolen vehicle owned by Tom Huggins of Childress. the driver fled. Local deputies investigate.

Turkey Solomon Childress Tom Huggins Lindsey Hill

Canadian Rotary picks convention delegate

June 19 Canadian Rotary Club selected G L Addison cashier of the Canadian State Bank to represent the group at Rotary International's silver anniversary convention in Chicago starting June 23. Addison plans to join Amarillo and Plains delegations leaving Amarillo via the Santa Fe.

G. L. Addison Canadian State Bank Rotary Club Rotary International Chicago Addison Amarillo Plains Santa Fe

Gums That Bleed and Pyorrhea Health Warning

Bleeding gums signal pyorrhea linked to heart trouble rheumatism anemia and nervous issues. Creosone a home treatment with 25 ingredients promises rapid relief within eight weeks or money back. Available at drug stores.

Elevators Ready to Accept Wheat Storage Says Officials

A group of grain executives from Amarillo and Panhandle companies states big terminal elevators across Fort Worth Dallas Wichita Falls Vernon Houston Galveston are eager to receive wheat for storage. They note small elevators lack storage space and warn farmers must wait for price increases of 18 to 20 cents per bushel to break even on delaying sales.

J. N. Beasley Harry Kearnes Dimmitt Kearnes Fort Worth Dallas Wichita Falls Vernon Houston Galveston A. A. Henneman Amarillo Grain Exchange Blotz-Henneman Grain Company W. A. Martin Panhandle Grain Corporation J. W. Ewing Henderson Grain Company Jule G. Smith Smith- Ingraham Grain Company

Farmers gamble with wheat prices and storage in Fort Worth

A column argues farmers assume risk storing grain and facing storage limits at rural elevators. It notes the grain trade, options, and market hedging differ from Chicago Board of Trade dealings. The piece asserts farmers may hold or sell based on price, storage costs, and expected market rise.

Port Worth Oliver Fort Worth The Stock Exchange Chicago Board of Trade Grain Exchange

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