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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1939

Page

2

British Foreign Secretary Discusses Moscow Tokyo Issues

In remarks at a dinner, British Foreign Secretary Halifax stresses mutual aims with Russia through a Moscow France pact as a counterweight to Rome Berlin, says settlement possible if Tokyo accepts Britain’s eastern interests, and defends not being at fault in stalled talks. London parliament clears questions on Far East and Moscow talks.

Japan Britain Tokyo Moscow France Halifax Russia Winston Churchill the Admiralty Europe Far East R. A. Butler Chamberlain House of Commons Anthony Eden Tientsin

Texas Budget Outlined For 45th Legislature

The Texas biennial budget totals 77 million with 25 million to departments 17.3 million to state colleges 14.36 million to eleemosynary agencies 4.84 million to judiciary 13.65 million rural school aid and 1.95 million vocational aid. General fund deficit reported at 17.25 million. Legislature notes: Senate 495 introduced 205 passed 157 signed 4 vetoed. House 1,146 introduced 374 passed 270 signed 1 veto. Actions may change before July 12.

Treasury Department Austin Senate House

Presiding Officers Comment On Texas Legislature Session

In Austin on June 21 presiding officers offer views on the general session. Lieutenant Governor Coke Stevenson praises the session as wholesome overall, noting constructive appropriation bills that cut state costs by about 4 million dollars annually, while lamenting revenue shortages. Speaker R Emmett Morse calls it the hardest working session in 13 years and cites progress on many measures, expressing disappointment over lack of agreement on social security financing.

Austin Coke Stevenson Senate R. Emmett Morse House

Famous towel maker dies in Hot Springs hotel

Joseph F. Cannon, 63, owner of Cannon Towel and Hosiery Mills in North Carolina, is found dead in bed at the Arlington Hotel in Hot Springs. Ill for months. immediate cause unclear. Home is Concord, North Carolina. body to be shipped there.

Hot Springs Ark Joseph F. Cannon Cannon Towel and Hosiery Mills North Carolina We Tdy Arlington Hotel Cannon Concord N. C

British reinforce garrison blockade test of patience

Tientsin June 21 British forces reinforced the garrison and food inflow rose as Japan tightened the blockade on the British and French concessions. US Secretary Cordell Hull reported a protest from the American Chamber of Commerce. Britain seeks limited talks, Japan demands broader policy change. General Homma reportedly rejected a British request for talks.

Tientsin Britain Cordell Hull Washington John K. Caldwell United States Chamber of Commerce of the

Crooks' Revenge Feared In Disappearance Case

Lee Bowman 53 reports his wife Eva Killman Bowman disappeared after a movie night. He claims she was harassed by associates of two swindlers he helped trap five months ago. Bowmen says he fears kidnapping or murder. Eva formerly worked as a Hollywood model.

Fort Worth Lee Bowman Eva Bowman Shreveport Eva Killman Halton City Tex Hollywood Calif

Final Senate Talk Ends In Loss On Liquor Bill

Clay Cotten of Palestine spoke against a conference committee report to change the liquor law. His argument failed, and he closed with a quip about regulating bedtimes cigars and coffee in the next session.

Austin Clay Cotten Palestine Senate Conference Committee

Petersburg Man Hurt in Crash

Mrs. John Leister aged 70 from Montrose Mo died from injuries after an automobile crash east of Windsor. B C Welch of Petersburg Tex and Maurine Fewell of Lubbock Tex escaped with minor injuries as they were returning from the Cumberland Presbyterian Church convention in Marshall.

Sedalia John Leister Montrose Windsor B. C Welch Petersburg Tex Maurine Fewell Lubbock Cumberland Presbyterian Church Marshall

John E. Stephens Dies After Long Illness

Funeral services for John Edward Stephens 68 operator of a local cafe will be held today at 2 p m at the N S Griggs Sons chapel with burial in Dumas cemetery. He died yesterday morning at his hotel home after a long illness and leaves his wife Sallie Stephens a stepson George Myers four brothers and three sisters among other relatives.

John Edward Stephens Brother Odd Fellows Sallie Stephens George Myers Amarillo Robert Stephens Lindale James F. Stephens Anderson S. C Pree Walter Stephens Birmingham Ala J. C. Hohn Newport News Frank Fenner Houston Allie McLaughlin Atlanta, Ga

Indian Prince Is Due Today in Amarillo

Maharana Saheb of Dharampur and an imperial party of seven arrive on the Grand Canyon Limited at 1:45 PM en route from Chicago to the Pacific Coast. They will spend one day sightseeing the Grand Canyon before continuing west. Dharampur, a native Indian state of 704 square miles, has about 112 000 residents and its capital hosts about 7 000 people.

Maharana Saheb Dharampur India Amarillo Grand Canyon Limited Chicago Pacific Coast Maharana Grand Canyon

Four Amendments Offered Texans in Short Session

The Texas Legislature ended a long session with only four proposed constitutional changes. They include direct appeals to the Supreme Court on law constitutionality, removing the need to reappoint civil service employees, letting the secretary of state appoint notaries public, and letting Red River County levy 15 cents more for bonded debt. All four go to the 1940 general election, avoiding a special election. Also noted is the rejected Sales and Service tax proposal for expanded old age pensions.

Austin Texas Supreme Court Secretary of State Red River County

Mrs Velma Collier Funeral Pending

Funeral arrangements for Mrs Velma Collier of 317 North Van Buren Street are pending arrival of relatives. She died yesterday morning in an Amarillo hospital. Survivors include her husband J M Collier and one sister Mrs Frank Hollis of Pampa. The body is in the care of N S Griggs and Sons. The osprey feeds on fish caught by powerful talons and reversible outer toes.

Velma Collier North van Buren Street

Truckers Paying Millions in Taxes

Ted V. Rogers of the American Trucking Association told Amarillo operators that motor transport taxes exceed railroad taxes, with 1.5 million Americans employed in trucking and 48,000 communities lacking rail service. He noted trucks carry only five percent of freight, urged fair legislation, and cited extreme loads moved by truck including a 143 ton coast defense gun.

United States Ted V. Rogers American Trucking Association of Washington, D. C Amarillo Dalby Motor Freight Company Texas Rogers

Trucker Hauls 66,000-Pound Locomotive for Repairs

The locomotive was moved by truck from Fort Bliss to El Paso Texas for repairs. The national president urged safety and courtesy as paramount, noting drivers who assist private car operators with valued service.

Fort Bliss el Paso Texas

Taylor to Broadcast Over NBC Network

Amarillo cattleman Jay Taylor will discuss the cattle industry and Southwest range conditions on Goodyear farm program in Kansas City at 11 15 tomorrow morning. The interview will be carried by KGNC on NBC.

Jay Taylor Amarillo National Broadcasting Company Mr. Taylor Kansas City Goodyear Farm Southwest KGNC

Young ex-football captain named Dallas city manager

James W. Aston, 28, a former Texas A M College football captain who worked as a laborer on a city paying gang in 1933, was named city manager of Dallas at a 10000 dollar annual salary. He will assume August 1 after resigning as Bryan city manager.

Dallas James W. Aston Texas A. & M Aston Bryan

Jews Barred From Nazi Playground in Vienna

Nazi authorities decree barred German Jews or stateless Jews from visiting streets and amusement areas at the Prater Vienna’s Coney Island. The order targets non citizens and restricts access to sports fields and other leisure venues in the city.

Vienna U.P Prater Coney Island

Teethina Helps Baby With Colic Pain Relief

When a baby faces sour stomach or constipation Teethina acts as a mild gentle laxative. It cleanses irritated bowels easing pain and helps the child sleep. The product tastes good and offers twelve powders for eight cents.

Right To Slash Freight Rates During Emergencies Upheld

The Austin Court of Civil Appeals upheld the Texas Railroad Commission power to slash freight rates in emergencies such as droughts. The ruling affirmed a 25 percent reduction on feedstuffs shipments into 39 Panhandle and West Southwest Texas counties from January 1 to March 31, 1938, finding no unreasonable discrimination and deeming the order reasonable.

Austin Railroad Commission Austin Court of Civil Appeals James W. McClendon Panhandle West Texas

Senate adjournment ready noted by Morse committee

Speaker R Emmett Morse named a committee to notify the Senate the House was ready for adjournment. Members include Mrs Margaret Harris Gordon of Waco John J Bell of Cuero Mrs Neveille H Colson of Navasota Gene McNamara of Waco and John E Roach of Forney Roach is a preacher. the first four are unmarried.

Austin R. Emmett Morse Senate Margaret Harris Gordon Waco John J. Bell Cuero Neveille H. Colson Navasota Gene McNamara John E. Roach Forney Roach

Revelation Ride Promotes De Soto with Handy-Shift

The article highlights De Soto’s modern design and high resale appeal. It touts the Handy-Shift on the steering column that makes shifting effortless while ride quality improves with air suspension reducing bumps.

de Soto

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