Farm leaders outline 1938 crop limits program at Washington
More than 100 state AAA officers gathered as farm leaders discussed a tentative 1938 plan to limit acres of six major crops Cotton would be capped at 99 to 31 million acres, corn at 92 to 96 million, tobacco 1.585 to 1.66 million, potatoes 3.1 to 3.3 million, peanuts 1.5 to 1.6 million, and rice 0.825 to 0.875 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wallace
AAA
Congress
H. R. Tolley
Silent on Parsons Case Clues Stymie Inquiry
Department of Justice inspector Ear ly Connelley refused to confirm a New York Journal American report that Alice McDonnell Parsons is dead. He also declined to comment on a broach offered by alleged kidnappers or on letters to the bureau. FBI officials said they had no comment. Parsons vanished from her Long Island home on June 9 with no clues since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Early Connelley
Department of Justice
Alice McDonnell Parsons
Bureau
Washington
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Parsons
Long Island
Heiress Found Dead in Hone Park Avenue Tragedy
Mary Brown Warburton a Philadelphia heiress and Park Avenue resident was found dead in her New York apartment. physician cites use of reducing tablets. She was about 42, granddaughter of late Jolan Wana maker and New York Philadelphia merchant. Warburton known in business and society. daughter of Maj. Barlay Warburton former Palm Beach mayor and Philadelphia safety director. She faced a 250000 alienation suit and had announced plans to enter business in 1927 becoming a tea company manager promoting a reducing agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mary Brown Warburton
Philadelphia
Park Avenue
Miss Warburton
Jolan Wanamaker
Betty Healy
Ted Healy
Conservation Head To Headquarter In Amarillo
W. E. Doner of Colorado Springs was named regional administrator of the Emergency Conservation Administration in charge of soil conservation for all CCC camps. His headquarters will be in Amarillo Texas and his district includes parts of Colorado New Mexico Texas Kansas and Oklahoma including the dust bowl sectors. He has been assistant Colorado administrator of the ECA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
W. E. Doner
Emergency Conservation Administration
CCC
Amarillo
Tex
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
Kansas
Oklahoma
Federal Agent Promoted to New Orleans Narcotic Bureau
Terry Talent, a federal narcotic agent with three years in San Antonio, is assigned to head the New Orleans office of the Narcotic Bureau, per J. J. Biggins district supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Terry Talent
Federal
Arcotic
New Orleans
The
Narcotic Bureau
J. J. Biggins
Bureau
Tri-State Rodeo Entry List Attracts World’s Top Cowboys
Promoter Carl Studer claims the Tri-State Fair rodeo in Amarillo will draw the sport’s leading riders and stock from Beutler Brothers, Rey Lyons ranches, and major circuits. Jurors Milt Moe and Andy Curtis will judge, with Herman Linder tipped as outstanding contestant. event highlights include dronc riding and top broncos from Colorado and Alberta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P Ray
Marvin Ramsey
Beutler Brothers
Tri- State Fair
Carl Studer
Anvil Park
Studer
Rodeo Authority
Bev Fer Brothers Rodeo
Tri-State Fair
Amarillo
Pendletor
Ore
Lynn Beutler
K City
Okla
Amarrillo
Joung Beutler
Tri- State
Rey Lyons
Colorado
Strider
The
Turtle Association
Milt Moe
Perry
Andy Curtis
el Reno
Leo Murray
Benson
Ariz
New York
Boston Rodeo
Belle Foursche
S. C
West Point
Mont
Gordon
Nebr
Murray
Herman Linder
Cardston
Alberta
Canada
Linder
Calgary
FDR Denies Receiving Information On Black's Alleged Klan Tie-Up
Governors meet in Atlantic City to discuss federal school aid and potential regulatory uniformity. South Carolina fears racial implications and segregation remaining, while Indiana cites urban migration from education funding. In Washington, FDR says he has no information linking Hugo Black to the Ku Klux Klan before his Supreme Court appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FDR
Black
Atlantic City
N. J
Uncle Sam
Clyde R. Hoey
North Carolina
South Carolina
Olin D. Johnston
M. Clifford Townsend
Indiana
Townsend
Washington
Roosevelt
Hugo L. Black
Ku Klux Klan
Supreme Court
Justice Department
High Court
Justice Black
Europe
Senate
Alabama
Bank Robbery in Appleton City Netted $12,000
Three bandits robbed the Bank of Appleton City and escaped with twelve thousand dollars. The incident occurred in Appleton City, Missouri, on September 14. Police pursued available leads but no arrests were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton City
Weather forecast for Amarillo pair midweek
Amarillo forecast calls for Wednesday and Thursday with clearing skies. Temperatures range from the mid sixties to mid seventies with highs around 68 to 73 and lows near 60. Precipitation for the past 24 hours ending 4 PM yesterday measured 0.03 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Aoe
Thursay
Bam
Senator Walsh urges impartial panel on Black statements
New York September 14 Senator David S Walsh a Democrat from Massachusetts urged President Roosevelt to set up an impartial investigating committee to study statements about Supreme Court Justice Hugo L Black The request signals growing concerns over Black comments and calls for independent review Header notes indicate continuation on Page 11 Col 7
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
David S. Walsh
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
Stocks Regain Recent Losses on Broad Market Rally
New York traders saw a broad rally as stocks and bonds regained ground after a session of losses. Shares rose from $1 to $5 with several advancing more, aided by Treasury and Federal Reserve measures to keep money easy, including $300 million in gold sterilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Treasury
Federal Reserve System
Wall Street
Steel
Rocket Steel
Motors
U.S. Steel
Realtors Laugh Off Dust Bowl Story in Amarillo Meeting
The Amarillo Real Estate Board, at a luncheon, chose not to vote but to dismiss Walter Davenport's Dust Bowl yarn and to provide Collier's Weekly with building data. A quick survey showed Amarillo's building stock could double this year and again next year with rising rents and scarce rentals. The group also planned to push for the 1938 Texas Real Estate Convention in San Antonio and considered protesting Collier's but failed to decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier's
Amarillo
Texas Real Estate Association
Texas Association of Real Estate Boards
Texas Property Owners Association
San Antonio
Elliott
John B. Gilvin
Duce Rejects Plan To Combat Pirate Subs
Italy refuses to join the nine-nation Mediterranean anti piracy patrol led by Britain and France and seeks equal footing. Nyon accord kept submarines from sea lanes but may be revised to include Italy, while Mussolini denounced the plan as unacceptable and Italy stays outside the joint patrol amid growing League of Nations concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Mediterranean
Italy
Britain
France
Turkey
Greece
Russia
Egypt
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Rumania
Nyon
Mussolini
Germany
Great Britain
Paris
League of Nations
Wellington Koo
Ching
League Assembly
League
Japan
Orient
Tokyo
China
Anthony Eden
Council
Palestine
League Mandates Commission
Holy Land
Japs Rally for Supreme Drive Across Shanghai Front
Shanghai dispatch reports Japanese massing guns and tanks for a major assault on Chinese forces entrenched near Shanghai. Chinese casualties reach about 35 000 dead and wounded in four weeks, while Japanese losses total around 10 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghat
Nippon
Japan
Shanghai
Yangwe
Nanking
China
Jagwan
Canton
Bocca Tigris
Peiping
Tientain
Rensuke Tsugai
Teangchow
Tientsin
Shantung
Sholera
Chahar
Great Wall
Kalgan
Tatung
Shansi
H. A. Ferguson
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Parrott
South China
Manila
Neutrality Act Not Invoked in Surprise Move
Washington reports Roosevelt announced no government vessels will transport arms to China or Japan until further notice. 37 government owned ships under contract face embargo. ships cargoing arms risk, policy remains under 24 hour review with no formal invocation of the act. Wichita ship may be affected. 400 craft comprise the U.S. merchant marine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sept
Roosevelt i
Cordell Hull
Jos Kennedy
Maritime Commission
China
Japan
Roosevelt
Wichita
Baltimore
San Pedro
Calif
Navy
Mediterranean Sea
United States
Far Hoat
Far East
Amarillo Leads National Retail Credit Gains
The National Retail Credit Association reported 14,160 stores in 40 cities saw August gains of 2.2 percent in collections 6 percent in credit sales and 5.1 percent in total sales versus a year earlier Amarillo Texas showed the largest increases with 23 percent in collections 27 percent in credit sales and 22 percent in total sales
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
National Retail Credit Association
Amarillo
Tex
Injunction Granted in Fiesta Suit Over Gone With the Wind
Mrs. Margaret Mitchell Marsh wins a temporary injunction in federal court in Fort Worth halting the Fort Worth Frontier Fiesta Association from paying Billy Rose any share of fiesta income. Judge Davidson set September 24 for hearing. MacMillan Publishing joins the suit. revue and Gone With the Wind sequence may continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Margaret Mitchell Marsh
Escaped Prisoner Captured in Marlow
Duncan sheriff Brooks Hervey said P S Lindsey 37 of Dallas Texas one of seven inmates who escaped from Greenville Texas jail three weeks ago was arrested early today at Marcom and brought to the Garvin County jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan
Okla
S. H. Lindsey
Dallas
Tex
Brooks Hervey
Greenville
Marcom
Moore County Fair Opens in Dumas Amid Huge Crowds
The third annual Moore County Fair opened in Dumas with strong industrial exhibits and agriculture in the background. School children filled the streets as races for boys under 16 and a junk car event featured, ending with a banquet for Congressman Marvin Jones and his speech at the softball park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dumas
Moore County Fair
Moore County
Rodeo Grounds
Marvin Jones
J. 8. Waide, Jr
Eli Willis
Texas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tolley
Hone
Tri-State
New Jersey
Walsh
Duce
Paramount
Marlow
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!