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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1939

Page

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Rifle Ace Escapes Into Wyoming Wilderness Siege

Earl Durand, the 26 year old who killed four, vanished from his canyon stronghold as a wartime howitzer and trench mortars were en route to blast him out. Posse men found two slain officers, and Durand is believed to have slipped down to the bodies before fleeing across the ridge into Sunlight Valley. Authorities prepared for a wider manhunt with National Guard artillery while Durand left a note at a ranch house warning he faces capture.

Cody, Wyo Earl Durand Frank Blackburn Durand Blackburn Iridge Cody Sunlight Valley Orville Linabary Arthur Argento Mreteetse Wyo Bill Garlow W. F Buffalo Bill) Cody Garlow Arthur Garlen Meeteetse Wye Orville Linaberry Fof Cody Posse Powell Flats Yellowstone National Park Clarksfork Canon Ger Tooth Mountain

Pension Tax Plan Fails in House Test

Gov W Lee O Daniel's combined old age pension tax plan failed by a wide margin in the Texas House on March 23 with 79 votes for and 190 needed for passage. The measure would tax 2 percent on most retail sales, amusements, and utilities while raising oil, gas, and sulfur taxes to fund pensions and related programs. The plan could return in seven weeks of the session. prospects for Senate action hinge on subsequent votes and federal aid conditions.

Austin W. Lee O'Daniel Senate House

Hitler greets Memel as it joins German Reich

Hitler visited Memel to welcome its 150 000 residents into Germany and pledged no harm to the world while hinting at an end to reparations. An official text later altered his remarks causing diplomatic curiosity. Paris urged France to seek two minimum guarantees from Mussolini to restart talks.

Memel Germany Adolf Hitler Baltic Memelland Severlio Fuehrer Leopard Hitler DNB Volksgenossen Reich Berlin Austria Sudetenland Soviet Russia

Interest centers on new empire

In Rome King Vittorio Emanuele urged peace with France as Italy seeks to expand its African colonial circle. He cited Mussolini backed notes calling for a new colonial deal and hinted at possible Franco-Italian settlements while avoiding explicit territorial demands.

Rome Vittorio Emanuele Haly Europe France Senate Chamber of Fasces and Guilds Mussolini Africa Italy Djibouti Ethiopia Suez Canal Tunisia

Amarillo Hosts Father Flanagan Jamboree Visit

Father Edward Flanagan founder of Boys Town visits Amarillo for a Maverick Club jamboree and site inspection at the Bivins ranch foundation for a boys home. He will address students at the Municipal Auditorium and attend evening performances before returning to Boys Town.

Amarillo Edward J. Flanagan Omaha Maverick Club Father Flanagan Old Tascosa Julian Bivins Old Rock Sam Sam Houston Cal Farley Mr. Farley United States Spencer Tracy Mavericks Bivens Canadian River Farley States Canada Kansas City

Compton Charged by Potter County Grand Jury

Thomas Lee Compton an Amarillo carpenter, long hunted, was indicted on charges of criminal attack and assault with intent to commit attack involving a 15 year old and a 13 year old girl held captive five hours on a prairie east of Pleasant Valley. Three other indictments were returned. suspects had not yet been arrested.

Thomas Lee Jack) Compton Amarillo Potter County Grand Jury Compton Pleasant Valley Plains E. C. Nelson

State dept opens treaty talks to ease double taxation

The state department announced negotiations with foreign governments to relieve American business interests and investors from international double taxation. The first treaty was signed today with Sweden.

Washington State Department Sweden

Age No Bar To Action McLean Man Marks 101st Birthday

McLean correspondent recalls Taylor Loveless born March 24 1838 in Tennessee and aged 101 as a spry centenarian who drives with a cane and plans a birthday event at the Church of the Nazarene. He and his late wife and family previously served in the Grand Army of the Republic. His descendants and siblings spread across Shamrock Sulphur Hammond and McLean. The birthday celebration will include services and a noon basket lunch for guests 60 and older.

Mclean Taylor L. Loveless Mr. Loveless Panhandle Pampa Church of the Azarene Tennessee Taylor Loveless Grand Army of the Republic Taylor Seventh Tennessee Mounted Infantry Bird Shelley Virginia North Carolina Georgia Henry Lovelesses Arkansas Jess Loveless

Cavalry Barn Destroyed at Camp Mabry

A cavalry barn owned by the Texas National Guard burned at Camp Mabry in Austin today. The blaze destroyed hay and the structure, with damage estimated at 1500 dollars.

Austin Texas National Guard Camp Mabry

Red Hot Refrigerator Bargains in Want Ads

The Globe News Want Ads feature outstanding bargains in used refrigerators among various household goods. Save money by watching Want Ads daily and sell items you no longer need to obtain cash.

Globe- News

FDR's Wishes Ignored by Committee

Washington report says the House rejected Roosevelt's 30 percent cut request in a farm aid bill as the $750 million item for parity payments survived a 17 to 17 tie in committee. Senate discussions on cotton surplus were postponed as officials weigh policy options.

Appropriations Committee Roosevelt House

Treasury opens $6500 mural contest for Amarillo post office

The U S Treasury announces an open competition for six murals to decorate Amarillo's new post office with a $6500 prize covering materials and installation. Eligible artists from nine states may enter multiple designs in oil, fresco or tempera for nine state residents and native-born artists now living elsewhere.

Fine Arts Section United States Treasury Department Amarillo H. EF. Fuqua Texas Louisiana Mississippi Arkansas Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Colorado New Mexico

Harris Plans New Food Store at Busy North Fillmore Site

Harris plans a new 60 by 120 foot one story brick Harris Food Store at North Fillmore Street and Fifth Avenue. The $20,000 building will have built in refrigeration and parking. Odell Harris says the move will improve comfort and service as the chain expands from Amarillo to Pampa and Borger.

Harris Food North Fillmore Street Fifth Avenue Harris Food Store No. 1 Odell Harris Willard Harris J. H. Harris Harris Food Stores Amarillo Pampa Borger North Fillmore East Tenth Avenue West Sixteenth Avenue

News Menu Highlights and World Affairs

A collage of brief notices and page references covers entertainment, politics, and economic topics. Major items include Romania threats, a big-band feature for loan favorability, a college base ball name contest, government waste concerns, and policy aids for the New Deal, with international notes on Europe and wartime tensions.

Romania Franco Entertainment Row Dole Plainsmen Hitler Il Duce South Shamrock Tucker Georgia Dallasite Hereford Chamber of Commerce Sanford Kiwanis Club Aoa Russia Britain Congress Slovakia

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