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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1935

Page

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Oil tax drives Texas Railroad Commission staff rise

The Texas Railroad Commission added 49 oil and gas conservation staff amid a tax rise for admin purposes. New engineers and auditors bolster East Texas and Amarillo fields. Attorney General McCraw funds enforcement, while the commission handles proration, gas conservation, and supervision tasks across multiple fields and programs.

S. Raymond Brooks Austin The Texas Railroad Commission Ernest C Thompson East Texas Amarillo Railroad Commission William McCraw McCraw Merton L Harris Fast Texas Thompson Dallas Washington

Kelly Field Cadets Given Assignments at Graduation

Sixty three cadets graduated from Kelly Field advanced flying school as Brig. Gen. Westover presided. Four cadets join 12th observation group at Brooks Field for a year cadet duty. others receive postings to Barksdale Langley Mitchell and Selfridge Fields among others. Names of cadets to Brooks are Victor Haugen Cedric Hudgens Walter Wilbur and Monty Wilson. Other listed assignments include Robert Bush M Freeman W Haziett D Jones P P Ponder R G Polhemus T Raines J L Travis and D M Woods.

San Antonio Kelly Field Oscar Westover Air Corps 12Th Observation Group Brooks Field Barksdale Field Shreveport Langley Field Mitchell Field N.Y Selfridge Field Mount Clemens Mich Victor R Haugen Cedric FE. Hudgens Walter &. Wilbur Monty D. Wilson Robert P. Bush M. P. Freeman T. Raines J. L. Travis D. M. Woods

Mann Studies Stock Sale Rules in Texas

Secretary of State Gerald C. Mann highlights the need for stock sale regulation and the state law licensing stock salesmen and registering securities. He travels to study other states while D. Leon Harp, securities chief, compiles records on administration, fraud, crank salesmen, and shady selling schemes.

Austin Gerald C. Mann Texas Mann D. Leon Harp

Hobbs men plead guilty in antelope killings

Carlsbad New Mexico June 3 Pleading guilty to killing three antelope Steve Taylor and Bill Connell of Hobbs paid a fine of 100 dollars and costs of 30 dollars according to M Stevenson deputy game warden The arrests were made by Clarence Shannon brandina vector at Habba

Carlsbad N. M Steve Taylor Bill Connell Hobbs M Stevenson Game Karden Clarence Shannon Brand Ina Vector Habba

Portuguese Nobles Fail To Takeoff On Rome Flight

Two wealthy Portuguese youths planed a nonstop Rome flight as a sporting stunt. They wrecked their Bellanca at Floyd Bennett Field but escaped unharmed and planned a second attempt if the plane could be repaired. Count Alfred de Monteverde 25 and his mother Marquis George 27 were aboard.

New York Rome Floyd Bennett Field Bltly Bellanca Count Alfred de Monteverde George

Funeral rites set for D C Dunlap

Funeral services for D C Dunlap 85 who died in a local hospital will be held at the Pentecostal Church on Pairst Avenue and McMasters Street with Rev. W E Rogers officiating. Burial will be in Liano Cemetery. Surviving are three daughters Mrs Raymond Wallace Mrs Lucile Herridon of Los Ah sels and Mrs H Clavian of Yoakima Washington and his son D E Dunlap of 2302 North West Fifth Avenue. The body will be in state at Baxwell Brothers Funeral Home until time of the service.

CC. Dunlap Pentecostal Pairst Avenue McMasters Street W. E. Rogers Liano Dunnlap Amarillo D. E. Dunlap North West Fifth Avenue Raymond Wallace Lucile Herridon Los Ahsels H. Clavian Yoakanva Washington Baxwell Brothers Funeral Home Unvil Itime

Lab proposal eyed for Texas Gulf Coast near Corpus Christi

A plan for a marine laboratory on the Texas Gulf Coast near Corpus Christi moves forward at the Bureau of Fisheries. The project, costing 50 000 to 100 000 dollars, would involve dredging a six mile channel near Padre Island and would be a joint effort with the Texas State Game Fish and Oyster Commission and Texas A I College at Kingsville. Engineers will assess costs and a 10 acre site while federal and state groups view the area from Corpus Christi to Port Arthur as key for wildlife research. Frank Bell and Will Tucker have tentatively approved the project.

Washington Texas Gulf Coast Corpus Christi Bureau of Fisheries Kleberg Texas Bureau Texas State Game Fish and Oyster Commission Texas A. & I. College At Kingsville Pardre Island H. P. Drought Works Progress Administrator The Biological Survey Port Arthur Frank Bell Will Tucker Fish and Game Association

Red Cross Feeding Wharton Refugees

Wharton County flood refugees are being fed and cared for by the American Red Cross after a conference with C. W. Rowland of the National Red Cross. County Agent Arthur Scofield estimates 100000 acres of crops inundated with about a million dollars in losses as flood waters recede.

Wharton American Red Cross Wharton County C. W. Rowland National Red Cross St. Louis Arthur Scofield

Merchants Elect Texas Association Leaders in Galveston

Howard F E Butt of Harlingen was elected president of the Texas Merchants Association at the annual meeting in Galveston. R L McClenny of Houston was re-elected secretary treasurer as the group of Texas owned food and drug chain operators convened.

Galveston Howard FE

Plan to Get Relief Outlined by Texas Official

June 23 to Austin report states J B Keely chief engineer of the Texas Relief Commission urges county relief administrators to work with local governments to create projects for the new Works Progress Administration. Briefs should include cost estimates for labor materials and equipment with local cooperation on financing. Projects are eligible if most money funds wages pledges quick treasury return and completion within a fixed time while employing relief rolls.

Austin J. B. Keely Texas Relief Commission New Works Progress Administration Keely

Injunction Suit Filed Over AAA Tax Target in Fort Worth

The G B R Smith Milling Co of Sherman filed an injunction suit in federal district court challenging the Agricultural Adjustment Act approved May 12 1933. It seeks to halt W A Thomas Dallas collector from collecting processing tax for March and April. Judge W H Atwell of Dallas set a hearing for Wednesday at 2 30 PM in Dallas. Federal District Attorney Eastus is named as a defendant for acting under the act.

Fort Worth G. B. R. Smith Milling Company Sherman W. A. Thomas Dallas Internal Revenue Thomas W. H. Atwell Dalla Eastus

Temple Firemen Inspect Dallas Fire Department Tour

City officials led by Mayor Sealy and City Manager Ensor toured the Dallas Fire Department. They studied the Fair Park fire drill tower and noted Temple may install a similar tower in the future.

Dallas Temple W. S. Sealy N. A. Ensor E. FE. Black E. A. Buehring J. F. Hay John McAlexander Fair Park

Amarilloan Speaker Leads First Baptist Brotherhood Session

J. M. Cook of Amarillo was principal speaker at the first session of the Baptist Brotherhood at the First Baptist Church in Borger. He outlined aims and objectives while others spoke on the laymen group. Officers listed: R. M Hunter president, Roy Moreland vice president, Chester Garst second vice president, Charles Thomas secretary.

Music may rival football in Salt Lake City

In Salt Lake City, Utah, reports suggest music may grow to rival football in popularity as cultural interest and attendance rise throughout the community.

Salt Lake City Utah U.P

Ranch Death Case Set at Brownwood

Brownwood Texas June 23 Trial of Stanley Wood one of two men charged with slaying Fred Brown Coleman County ranchman will open in district court here Monday. The case was moved from Coleman after Judge E J Miller said a jury could not be obtained there. Wood and Louis Reis also charged with robbery were arrested at Ballinger within 24 hours after Brown s body was found in his automobile near Talpa. A venue of 84 jurors was ordered and more than 90 witnesses were summoned for Monday.

Brownwood Tex Stanley Wood Fred Brown Coleman County Coleman E. J. Miller Wood Louis Reis Ballinger Frank Mills Brown Talpa

Rubinoff to Speak on Radio Tonight in Texas

Violin legend Rubinoff will appear as guest artist on a Southwest premier radio musical broadcast linking the Southland Life Insurance Company network. The event, dubbed the Voice of Southland, will be carried by KGNC Amarillo and other stations. An eight hour rehearsal is planned Monday before the eight o'clock broadcast.

News Dallas Rubinoff Southland Life Insurance Company Southwest Premier Radio Southland Southwest KGNC Amarillo

Maud Levi Captures Eastern Clay Court Title

Baroness Maud Levi of New York defeats Norma Taubele of New York 6-3 9-7 to win the Eastern Clay Court Women's Singles championship at the Montclair Athletic Club in Montclair New Jersey.

Maud Levi Montclair N. J New York Norma Taubele Montclair Athletic Club

Violinist Jascha Heifetz Visits City Briefly

Internationally renowned violinist Jascha Heifetz spoke during a short visit here praising popular support for classical music and noting the public’s growing interest in performance arts.

Jascha Heifetz

Texas Naval Exam: Cloman Heads to Washington for Annapolis Trial

W A Cloman Jr, recently graduated from NMIMI Roswell, travels to Washington DC for the medical exam preliminary to naval academy entry. He goes with his father and seeks an appointment by Senator Dennis Chavez.

Carlsbad N. M W. A. Cloman, Jr Roswell Washington, D. C Naval Academy At Annapolis Dennis Chavez Cloman

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