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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1930

Page

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Three Killed in Texas Passenger Ship Wreck

Fort Stockton Texas May 4 three dead after a low flying passenger carrying airplane crashed near the business district. Pilot Smoky Adams Ozona Texas passenger Jack Thorp 21 Fort Stockton and Mangum Johns Imperial Texas died at the scene or soon after. The plane owned by Rice Lynn of San Angelo carried passengers on its first afternoon flight. Funeral services planned for Thorp. Adams to Ozona and Johns to Imperial. In Fort Bragg California May 4 four killed as a picnic party car plunged 70 feet from a bridge. Victims: Himo Grivette and wife and their 6 year old son Moretti of Fort Bragg and Mrs C E Jones of Fort Bragg. Jones may die from internal injuries.

Associated Press Fort Stockton Texas Smoky Adams Ozona Jack Thorp W. P. Thorp Mangum Johns W. A. Johns Imperial Rice Lynn San Angelo Thorp Adams Johns Imperial Cemetery Fort Bragg Calif Here Himo Grivette Moretti C.E. Jones Jones

Two teens die in plane crash at Hialeah airfield

In Miami on May 4 Johnny Leavitt about 19 and Delbert Ashland about 20 were burned to death when their airplane, piloted by Leavitt and owned by Sam Belcher of Miami, fell in a field at Hialeah during a flight lesson.

Associated Press Miami Fla Johnny Leavitt Delbert Ashland Hialeah Leavitt Ashland Sam Belcher

Plane crash near Dornach kills pilot and passenger

An airplane wreck near Dornach, Basel, on May 4 killed the pilot Willy Storrer and one passenger when a forced landing caused a wing to strike a tree. The other occupant suffered serious injuries.

Associated Press Basel Switzerland Dornach Willy Storrer

Weather forecast for Amarillo and surrounding regions

Amarillo and vicinity enjoy fair weather on Monday with little temperature change. Oklahoma will be partly cloudy with possible thunder showers Monday and Tuesday. East Texas remains cloudy with local thunder showers Monday and Tuesday. Coastal areas expect moderate to fresh southerly winds. West Texas shows generally fair conditions in the southwest with local thundershowers in the north and east Monday through Tuesday, otherwise partly cloudy.

Amarilo Oklahoma East Texas West Texas

Wades in Money Winds Up With Pair of Old Shoes

Robert S Johnson of Chicago went to bail his sister Mary on a shoplifting charge in Grand Rapids Michigan. He displayed a single \( 1000 \) and two 500 dollar bills from oversized shoes, claiming the old shoe bank was gone and leaving only paper.

Grand Rapids Mich Robert S. Johnson Chicago Johnson Mary

Moody outlines six major issues for third-term bid

Governor Moody releases a statement listing six planks for his expected third-term platform. He proposes tax reform to ease burdens on homes farms and ranches a modern self-supporting penitentiary system centralized control of public expenditures expanded powers for the state board of education control of public utilities and forthright protection of the legislature from lobbying influences.

Associated Press Austin Tex Moody Texas Board of Education

Mayor sees Amarillo reach 100000 by 1940

Mayor Ernest O. Thompson cites census data showing Amarillo at 43,107 and urges residents to unite for growth to surpass 100,000 by 1940. He praises steady expansion, notes railroads aiding development, and calls the hard first 40,000 phase passed. Continued on page 2.

Amarillo Ernest O. Thompson G. Ray Smith Thompson

Libel suit opening set in Texas Collier's case

In Brownsville Texas a $1,000,000 libel suit filed by R B Creager Republican national committeeman against Collier's Magazine is scheduled to start with witnesses and depositions as Owen P White joins defense efforts. The case stems from two articles titled Jobs for Jack about Republican patronage in Hidalgo county. A separate coroners report from Panhandle cites death by own action in the Skellytown shooting of Bertha Lester aged 20 with husband W M Lester and two children, services held at White Deer cemetery.

Associated Press Brownsville Tex R. B. Creager Republican National W. L. Estes Hidalgo County Cameron County Creager Collier’s Jack Texas Owen P. White Panhandle Bertha Lester Skellytown Lester W. M. Lester

German parachute jumper Lange dies in midair fall

GelderN Germany May 4 The German parachute jumper Lange was killed today when his parachute failed to open during a jump from an airplane at about 1500 feet altitude.

Associated Press Geldern Germany Lange

Amarillo Delegates to National Red Cross Meeting

Amarillo will be represented at the National Red Cross conference opening in Washington, D C this morning by three delegates Mrs J I Kendricks chairman of the Amarillo Junior Red Cross Florence Hill and Eugene Gibbon The young people were chosen from the local junior red cross group Continued on page 2 column 2

Amarillo National Red Cross Washington, D. C J. I. Kendricks

Man Shot During Robbery Attempt at Northwest Avenue

C R Richards was shot in the leg at his home 2401 Northwest Eighth avenue early yesterday by two intruders who entered during an attempted robbery. Richards was taken to Northwest Texas hospital with non serious wounds. Two witnesses named Stewart and Duffy said intruders fled after beating one other intruder. Police Captain Cain had little additional information. Mrs Richards was unable to report clearly.

Northwest Eighth Avenue Northwest Texas Stewart Duffy Richard Clark Cain Cain

Posse Seeks Negro Attackers In Rock Mount

In Rockmount North Carolina on May 4 two black men attacked a white girl, Miss Elizabeth Jane Powell, and shot Frank Crickmore wounding him in the neck. Crickmore’s voice is said to be permanently lost. The assailants abducted Powell and fled. A posse formed and later found the body of Joe Lee and Buck Hilliard, both beaten. Fourteen negroes were jailed for questioning as the search continued.

Associated Press Rockmount Here Elizabeth Jane Powell Frank Crickmore Crickmore Miss Powell Joe Lee Lee Buck Hilliard Hilliard Battleboro

Allen Early 10 Show Big Bass At Studer's Lake

Allen Early will display a huge bass frozen in ice from Studer's lake at Canadian began this morning in Palo Duro Furniture window. He will award a prize to the person guessing the closest weight.

Allen Studer Allen Early Studer’s Lake Canadian Palo Duro Furniture Company Mr. Early

Wet Senator Says Plan Is Not Workable

Washington May 4 The Senate judiciary committee meets to consider reporting for passage the Williamson bill transferring prohibition enforcement from the Treasury to the Justice Department as part of the Wickersham commission proposals praised by the president. Representative Laguardia condemns the plan as impossible to execute amid continued push for action on other commission measures.

Associated Prean Washington Congress Law Enforcement Commission Senate Judiciary Committee Williamson Commission Treasury Justice Department House House Judiciary Committee Christopherson United States Bachmann

Four Die in South Africa Street Battle

In Worcester on May 4 a three color clash left four mulattoes and one negro native dead and 17 injured. Constable Barter was critically wounded by a hatchet blow as police retreated under mob rocks. Sixty Cape Town officers were sent as reinforcements to quell the disorder. Authorities blame drink-fueled Mulattoes for starting the riot, not the natives.

Associated Press Worcester South Africa Barter

Rose Bowl Teatroom to Close Mondays in Amarillo

The Rose Bowl tea room at Tenth and Jackson in Amarillo will close on Mondays due to high Sunday patronage. It will reopen on Tuesday as it resumes normal hours and serves the public with its famed service.

Amarillo Rose Bowl Social Elect Tenth and Jackson Street Tea Room Haa

Boy Aviator Cuts Hours Off Junior Record

Frank Goldsborough, 19, completes a transcontinental flight in Los Angeles at 1 15 pm, shaving at least 14 hours from the junior record held by Dick James. He arrived from Colton, California, where his total time was 83 hours, with exact hours awaiting log computation.

Associated Prena Los Angeles Frank Goldeborough Dick James Goldsborough Colton California

Glider Pilot Hurt In Wreck Of Sail Plane

San Diego May 4 Jack Barstow famed glider pilot and world record hopeful rests in hospital after his sail plane was hurled down by a gust of wind. Doctors say bed rest two months and crutches two more months likely. Barstow sustained a broken vertebrae and superficial cuts after eight hours of gliding off Point Loma in a bid to break the motorless flight record. William Van Dusen, official observer, noted the mishap and praised Barstow's prospects.

Associated Prean San Diego Calif Jack Barstow Clays Barstow Point Loma Here William van Dusen

Sleeping in Car Fatality Near Lake Worth

Leroy Gravett a plumber drowned when the car he slept in rolled into Lake Worth around 1 30 a m today in Fort Worth. His companion W A Roberts woke tried to stop the car and was rescued, Gravett body recovered at 5 a m. They were members of a fishing party camping on the lake shore. Funeral services will be held at Little Rock Arkansas.

Associated Press Fort Worth Leroy Gravett Lake Worth Gravett W. A. Roberts Roberts Little Rock Ark

Gandhi Arrested at Jalalpur in India Crisis

Mahatma Gandhi, leader of the civil disobedience movement, was taken into custody in Jalalpur near Poona and jailed at Yervoda. British authorities forecast prolonged detention under Regulation 25 of the 1827 laws amid ongoing nationwide unrest and prior rioting in Calcutta, Karachi and Peshawar.

Jalalpur India Mahatma Gandhi Gandhi Yervoda Poona Associated Prev London Toonate Calcutta Karachi Peshawar Dandi Bombay

ODD JOBS and home ownership appeal

Owning a home brings satisfaction from small improvements that boost value for the owner. The Globe-News Classified Section’s Houses for Sale column offers many dream homes for self owners to consider today.

Globe-News

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Cee FT. Stockton Red Cross Mrs, Kendrick Florence Hill Eugene Gibbon White Deer Cemetery E. ©. Raney Methodist Church Stone Funeral Home North Carolina LA Guardia U. S Senate Africa James Mohandas Karachand Gandhi Mahatma C. BR. Das
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