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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1935

Page

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Veil of Silence Hides Operations of Giant Air Armada

George Engman dies after a night club altercation. G A Red Craig and B E Sargent charged with murder by Randall County deputy sheriff W L Lyons. Both suspects jailed without bond in Potter County pending arraignment. Engman died at St Anthony's Hospital from head wounds. nephew Jack Engman released from hospital. Officers had pursued leads since the Engmans were removed from the club.

Veil OF Silence GIANT AIR Armada George Engman George A. Engman G. A. “Red” Craig B. E. Sargent W. L. Lyons Randall County Potter County Engman St. Anthony's Hospital Jack Engman George Engmans

Long Attacks FDA Stand in Patman Bill Debate

Senator Long of Louisiana challenged President Roosevelt over wartime service as debate on the Patman bonus bill intensified. Senator Tydings of Maryland warned Lang against escalating the clash, saying he might face more than a vocal argument.

Washington Senator Long Louisiana Roosevelt Senator Tydings Maryland Lang

Palo Duro Park gets own state board in Texas plan

A special five member state board will administer Palo Duro State Park affairs after House approval and Senate passage. Gov elect to sign. bill originated with Rep H K Stanfield Amarillo and Sen Clint Small. Conference among Panhandle officials led to the measure.

Palo Duro Park Palo Duro State Park Austin House Senate Southwest Alfred H. K. Stanfield Amarillo Clint Small Panhandle State National Park Services Wilbur C. Hawk Palo Duro D. E. Colp State Park Board Texas James V. Allred Eugene Worley Shamrock Albert G. Walker Vernon Clint C. Mall

Forecast for Amarillo and Vicinity

Partly cloudy Saturday across West Texas and New Mexico with fair conditions in the south and unsettled weather in the north. Cooler in the northwest portion. Temperature readings from yesterday show mid 70s to low 80s with varying hourly values.

Amarilllo West Texas West 100Th Meridian New Mexico Fair South Amarillo Isieness

Order That Want Ad Today

Classified note urges readers to place a want ad by calling dial 622 at Wanted Headquarters for rapid processing and publication.

Hopkins Approves New Funds for Panhandle Wind Erosion Plan

The Hopkins administration approved a second $225,000 allotment for emergency wind erosion work in the Texas Panhandle, joining a prior $250,000. Funds will be spread at 10 cents per acre to combat erosion, and five CCC erosion camps will operate in Potter, Ochiltree, Hall, Lamb, and Dawson counties for six months.

The Washington, D. C Texas Panhandle Harry Hopkins Marvin Jones Carl Hinton Amarillo Drouth Panhandle Lawrence Westbrook FERA Jones Clinton New Works Allotment Board H. H. Bennett Rvice Robert Fechner Civilian Conservation Corps Panhane Potter Ochiltree Hall Lamb Dawson

Texas Relief Load Drops Across State

Field representatives of the Texas Relief Commission report a statewide decrease in relief load over the past weeks. They credit improved business conditions, farming operations, and transient residents moving northward with warmer weather.

Dallas U.P Texas Relief Commission

Death of Mary Lavalle Girl in Back Bay Fire

Mary Lavalle, 12, daughter of painter John Lavalle, died from burns suffered when flames swept the Back Bay home last Tuesday. The death raises the toll from the fire reported today in Boston.

Boston Mary Lavalle John Lavalle Back Bay

Byrd and party return home after Antarctic voyage

Admiral Richard Byrd arrives in Washington aboard the Bear of Oakland as President Roosevelt and Cabinet officials greet him. The welcome includes a cannon salute and praise for Byrd's second Antarctic expedition and its scientific contributions across more than 22 disciplines.

Washington Richard Evelyn Byrd Roosevelt Oakland Cabinet Senate House Navy Yard Byrd Antarctic Mr. Roosevelt

Censorship Hides Route of Pacific Fleet Air Arm

Overnight, May 10, Honolulu reports the American navy enforces strict censorship on its mid Pacific air armada. The exact routes remain undisclosed though not all aircraft are bound for Midway Island, with some likely aiding broader fleet operations. Observers note fighters may pause at French Frigate Shoals or Pearl of Hermes Reef as 153 ships remain in the area.

Honolulu High Command Navy Washington Midway Island Joseph M. Reeves Little Island French Frigate Shoals Pearl of Hermes Reef Midway

Drunken Prisoner Bites Officer. Fatal Injury in Fort Worth

Fort Worth officer Graham aged 40 died from infections after a drunken prisoner bit him as he tried to arrest a motorist after a collision. The bite occurred March 27 on his day off. a finger was amputated in early April but blood poison had already set in.

Fort Worth Poiceman Graham Graham

Rain and Hail Hit Wide Areas Across South Plains

Rain and hail fell on scattered parts of the South Plains and Eastern Panhandle last night. Measurements include 0.15 to 0.25 inch near Plainview, 0.10 inch at Kress, and between 0.25 and 1 inch from Claude to Clarendon. Goodnight and Wellington reported heavy hail and moisture. Wellington also had a vivid electrical display. Traffic on the Claude Washburn road slicked by moisture. The section, weather continued to be reported on page 9.

South Plains Panhandle Plainview Kress Claude Clarendon Goodnight Wellington

Hereford Pioneer Day Parade Recounts Early Plains Settlement

Hereford staged its first Pioneer Day festival with a parade featuring cowboys, chuck-wagons, settlers, and covered wagons to honor Deaf Smith County pioneers. About 3,000 visitors watched as the event celebrated frontier conquest and the region’s agricultural foundation, with calls to make it an annual celebration.

Hereford Plains Smith County Business and Professional Women’s Club

Amarillo to Lead Record Crowd to WTCC Meet

One of the era’s largest delegations will depart Amarillo next Tuesday by special train with a band, orchestra, quartet, Mexican musicians, singers and dancers for the West Texas Chamber of Commerce convention in Plainview. Reservations are $1.50 round trip, and the trip celebrates Amarillo’s bid for next year’s colorful event. Mrs. A. L. Ludden will join as soloist and appear on parade programs.

Amarillo Delation Plainview West Texas A. L. Ludden

Jones to Speak This Morning Over NBC Radio

Congressman Marvin Jones of Amarillo and chairman of the House agricultural committee will address amendments to the agricultural adjustment act. The nationwide NBC hookup will broadcast his Washington speech between 11 35 and noon Amarillo time.

Marvin Jones Amarillo House Agricultural Committee NBC Washington

Government cotton checks arrive for Donley County farmers

Clarendon May 10. Government cotton rental checks totaling 34735.97 were received by 705 Donley County cotton farmers today. Donley is first to receive 1935 allotment. H. M. Breedlove county agent was second in the state to finalize all cotton contracts.

Clarendon Donley County H. M. Breedlove

Winter Wheat Yield Slightly Off in May Report

The Department of Agriculture reports May 1 conditions for winter wheat show production at 431,637,000 bushels, down from April 1 and well below the 1928-32 average, with rye at 40,356,000 bushels and pasture and other figures detailed for several states including Texas 39 percent of normal and 7,872,000 bushels.

Washington Department of Agriculture Texas

Pipeline Bill Falls in Late Legislative Rush

AUSTIN May 104 The Texas Legislature failed to pass a general utilities regulation bill amid final rush hours before adjournment. Lawmakers shut many bills and amendments under closing rules, sidelining much of Governor Allred’s agenda. Speaker Stevenson ruled a Senate amendment to allow small cities to regulate rates unconstitutional, hurting utility reform efforts.

William McCraw Ernest O. Thompson Railroad Commission Will D. Pace Tyler Joe Hill Henderson East Texas al Capone Sen Gordon Burns Austin Texas Allred Coke Stevenson Senate House Panhandle

Prison Break At Eastham Prison Farm Sparks Second Inside Assault

On May 10 at Eastham Prison Farm guard Virgil Welch died and another guard and a convict turnkey were wounded as four prisoners forced their way from the main barracks. Leader Jack Peddy was fatally wounded later by Osborn during pursuit. In Huntsville, Ernest Young was killed in a gang fight within the main prison yard as violence erupts less than a day after earlier clashes and a planned electrocution of Raymond Hamilton and Joe Palmer.

Eastham Prison Farm Virgil Welch Peddy Osborn Eastham Farm Homer Parker Tom Stevens Huntsville Here Ernest Young Kendall County Young

Short wills stingy on bequests in Westchester

In Westchester Pennsylvania on May 10 a note shows the will of M. A. Flannigan leaving all to sister Kate. A second will by Cyrus Williams, scrawled on wrapping paper, leaves everything to Effie.

Westchester M. A. Flannigan Kate Cyrus Williams

Governor Allred Signs Gambling Confiscation and Highway Bills

Governor Allred signed a measure empowering justice county or district courts to order confiscated property used for gambling. He also signed a second bill authorizing the State Highway Commission to condemn land for right of way in constructing state highways.

Austin Allred State Highway Commission

Beverly Hills Correction About Lost Midway Island

Beverly Hills column notes a correction as the writer cannot locate Midway Island or 46 aeroplanes yesterday. The writer mentions Frank Hawks and a Buenos Aires Los Angeles flight timing correction. Brazil is praised for air force strength while England and France are said to have sold older planes abroad.

Beverly Hills Calif Midway Island Frank Hawks Buenos Aires Los Angeles Brazil South America England France U. S Army Navy

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