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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1931

Page

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Fourth of July Picnic Tickets Go On Sale in Amarillo

Tickets go on sale Monday for a large Panhandle Fourth of July celebration at Harding Ranch. Proceeds benefit the disabled Children's Council with weekend camping, free barbecue, swimming, and entertainment. Tickets cost 50 cents adults, 25 cents children. one ticket admits one entry to the ranch. Numerous donors provide prizes, food, fuel, and supplies for the event.

Panhandle Amarillo Crippled Children’s Council Southwest Harding Ranch Picnic Paradise John Snider J. C. Paschal Crippled Children's Council Harding

German Bonds Rally Leads Broad Market Gain

German bonds posted the largest gains as the general market rose. The week saw higher closing averages for industrial and public utility issues, with public offerings totaling 79.2 million dollars. State and municipal bonds also contributed to the uptick as investors anticipated further issuance.

New York Hoo Germany New Jersey

Fathers Honored In Sunday Church Services Across Amarillo

Special Father’s Day programs filled morning and evening worship at Amarillo churches. Sermons urged fathers to stand for righteousness in home and society while choirs and solos accompanied services at Polk Street Methodist Central Presbyterian and other houses of worship.

Amarillo Polk Street Methodist Church Ira F. Key Reverend Key Grieg Lord Randegger Kreisler Calkin J. Hoytt Boles Presbyterian Lemare Harker West First Baptist Church G. I. Yates Buchanan Street Methodist Church J. S. Huckabee Roy C. Snodgrass First Christian Church Vincent J. Steffan Tabernacle Baptist Church Steffan J. C. Sisemore W. P. Garvin San Jacinto Methodist Church Ashford M. G. Mathis Chopin Traumerer Schumann Salut d'Amour Elger Josephs. Flacks First Fundamental Church Tenth Avenue Taylor Street Ferrell Fox West Amarillo Panhandle Hal C. Randolph Plains Churches of Christ Scientist Mary Baker Eddy Jesus

Ten Best Broadway Plays Named by Burns Mantle

Drama critic Burns Mantle selects the ten best non musical Broadway plays from last season. Elizabeth the Queen and Tomorrow and Tomorrow headline a list that includes Once in a Lifetime Alison's House and The Barretts of Wimpole Street among others.

New York Burns Mantle Mantle Elizabeth the Queen Maxwell Anderson Philip Barry Moss Hart George S. Kaufman Lynn “Alison Susan Claspell Husband Rachel Crothers Louis Weitzenkorn William Bolitho

Texas seeks removal of ban on farm products in West

Texas officials led by J M Del Curto push for lifting western state quarantines on Texas crops especially Irish and sweet potatoes. He attending Cheyenne meeting to press for removal of bans for pest free shipments as Texas expands potato acreage. Del Curto to speak on the legal status of state quarantines and cites citrus nursery disputes with Florida. A Canadian scientist links India weather conditions to recent forecasts.

Austin Tex Texas State Department of Agriculture J. M. del Curto Western Cheyenne Wyo del Curto Florida Southern Board

Cotton market shows brisk week with price gains

New Orleans reports a strong, brisk cotton market with higher trading volume late in the week. Prices firmed after fluctuating start as shorts covered and demand rose, with daily highs, lows, and closing levels listed for the week compared to last year.

New Orleans L.yr

Botany Student to Hunt Rare Specimens

Cornelius Moeller, a University of Texas botany advanced student, will spend the Texas canyon country summer researching unusual plants. Dr. B C Tharp, UT botany professor, will accompany him after Moeller visits his mother in Cuero. Moeller discovered a rare gourd specimen that drew attention from leading botanists in the Guadalupe River bottoms near Cuero.

Cuero Tex Cornelius Moeller University of Texas Canyon Texas B. C. Tharp Young Moeller Moeller Guadalupe River

Rhode Island Tries Salmon Experiment

Providence Rhode Island June 21 A P To date about the only canned salmon Rhode Islanders know may be turned to farm raised stock under the Wickford fish hatchery. Roland P Bowen supervises about 1000 young salmon in wooden tanks as they progress each day awaiting future distribution to lakes and ponds if they thrive.

Providence R. I Rhode Islanders Roland P. Bowen Wickford Fish Hatchery Bowen

Stock Leads Price Rise of Commodities

Live stock prices surge as hogs and cattle climb at Kansas City markets. Hog top hits 7.45 as week gains 75 cents, with yearling steers up to 8.85 and forecasts of prime steer prices near 10 before fall pasture. Notes supply tightness, consumer demand, and limited packer price passthrough. Also covers Canada entry via state licenses, duration rules, bonds, and duty limits for travelers and personal articles.

Kansas City Southwest Kansas Oklahoma

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Austin June 21 Preparations are under way in the motor division of the state railroad commission to enforce the new motor truck regulations. Blanks for permit applications are prepared. Class A permits extend automatically. Class B and contract carriers must reapply. New common carrier rules will govern rates and operations.

Austin Motor Division State Railroad Commission Railroad Commission Mark Marshall The

Senator Vandenberg Calls White House From Toronto Booth

The Associated Press reports Senator Vandenberg of Michigan believes he may be the first to telephone the White House from a pay booth in a Toronto drug store. He made the call during a dinner for Toronto merchants aboard the steamship Noronic hosted by the Detroit Chamber of Commerce. Details of the discussion with Mr. Hoover and the coins used remain undisclosed.

Associated Press Toronto Vandenberg Michigan White House Detroit Chamber of Commerce Noronic Mr. Hoover

Early Botanist to Be Honored at 200th Garden Anniversary

Philadelphia reports the 200th anniversary celebration of the first American botanic garden honoring John Bartram born 1699 in Darby. Invitations extended to 2000 botanists and horticulturists from the United States and Europe. Bartram aided by Native Americans and Independence Hall visitors gathered his rare plants now part of city parks along the Schuylkill. Noted guests include the Duke of Portland, the Duke of Bedford, Viscount Allsanter and Colonel F R Durham.

Philadelphia Europe America John Bartram George II Schuylkill River Bartram Independence Hall the Republic Darby New World Duke of Portland Duke of Bedford Viscount Allsanter F. R. Durham

Waive Court Fees to Educate Minor in Reno Case

In Reno the courthouse reports two attorneys relinquished fees valued at 500 and 200 dollars to fund the education of Irving Derfel the minor heir of Samuel Derfel. The move aims to redirect funds to a charitable cause rather than legal costs. A separate New York note mentions Alyina Reut struggling to name her 11 children as a witness in a will case. In Alaska Mrs Oliver Wolcott shows movies of a large brown bear shot at 40 feet, with her husband and guide armed nearby.

Reno U.P John 8. Sinai 8. H. Rosenthal Irving Derfel Samuel Derfel New York Alyina Reut Ketchikan Alaska Oliver Wolcott Boston

Arkansas’s Cinderella comeback on a sea of green

Arkansas reports a strong recovery from hard times with bank reorganizations, crop diversification, and federal aid. Governor Parnell cites a nationwide crisis easing as the state boasts high crop prospects, rising incomes, and robust farm activity aided by rainfall and public works.

Federal Treasury Red Cross St. Louis Ceene University of Arkansas Mississippi Artqusas Parnell Arkansas

Indifference Dampens Volume in New York Curb Market

The New York curb market saw reduced trading activity as professional and public indifference lowered turnover to nominal levels. Oils firmed late after California price gains while Vacuum fluctuated amid anti merger sentiment. News of May earnings dragged Cities Service, Newmont Mining dividend omission hurt, and Woolworth Limited shares boosted activity despite narrow moves.

New York California Cities Service Newmont Mining General Theaters Aluminum of America Educational Philip Morris Fajardo Sugar Woolworth Limited

Biography of Judge Bean Planned by Everett Lloyd

Everett Lloyd of San Antonio, editor of Lloyd's Magazine, plans a biography of Roy Bean proprietor of the Jersey Lily Saloon at Langtry, Texas. Bean served as justice of the peace and ran a famed court and saloon known for The Jersey Lily and The Law West of the Pecos.

Austin Everett Lloyd San Antonio Lloyd’s Magazine Roy Bean Bean Langtry Texas Pecos Isle of Jersey New Orleans San Francisco Lillian Langtry Lloyd Judge Bean Kentucky Mississippi Louisiana California

Odds Quoted Against Twin Babies by London Broker

A London insurance broker quotes odds of 100 to 5B against twin babies. The remark draws attention to betting figures linked to multiple births and risks in actuarial pricing in the city.

London

Divers to End Cannibal Trout Menace in California Pool

In Azusa California on June 21 divers William Graw and Sailor Jim Brown devised a method to trap cannibal trout that feed on fry and resist angler hooks. They used a net and a bubble attracted diver to net the fish, saving the Rainbow Angling Club from heavy losses. Radio distress keys being added to lifeboats noted.

Azusa Cal Rainbow William Graw Jim” Brown Brown

China seeks regular seat on world league council

Geneva June 21 China, likely to win a semi permanent seat on the League of Nations Council at the September assembly, with backing for reorganization of public health and finances. Debate continues over creating more permanent seats as assemblies weigh Asia’s representation and China’s strategic position.

Geneva China League of Nations Council League Sir Arthur Salter League Assembly League Council Spain Poland Belgium Harison Germany Russia Asia

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