Plan to Halt Cattle Buying Protested by Panhandles
Panhandle cowmen plan to send representatives to Washington to push preservation of the beef raising industry as drought and high feed costs bite. Delegates from three cattlemen associations outlined the campaign and chose Jay Taylor Frank Donegan and Grover B. Hill to represent the Panhandle group in Washington. The end of the AAA cattle buying program threatens spring sales as feed costs rise and winter nears. they will urge AAA action and appeal to Texas congressmen and Senator Morris Sheppard.
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Panhandle
Washington
Three Cattlemens Association
AAA
Jay Taylor
Frank Donegan
Grover B. Hill
Pan‘handle Association
American National Livestock Association
Texas Livestock Association
Northeast Panhandle Breeders Association
Panhandle Livestock Association
The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Texas
Morris Sheppard
Marvin Jones
Tom Connally
Jones- Connally
Senator Connally
Grover Hill
For Rent Ad Appeal in Amarillo Want Ads
Here It Is Friday promotes planning to move on the First while urging landlords to use the Want Ads for rentals. Call 6262 to place an ad and choose tenants from responding applicants, highlighting the simple process and proof from readers.
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Amarillo
Cattle Purchase Program Extended in Texas Two Weeks
Washington reports the cattle buying program in Texas growth areas extended two more weeks. Some 75 000 head will be purchased, adding about one million dollars in spending for the state. Rep. Marvin Jones urged continuation amid nearing funds exhaustion.
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Bascom N. Timmons
Washington
Grouth
Texas
Agriculture Department
Marvin Jones
Amarillo
Special Department
Jones
Lone Star
Seymour Woman Faces Jury Over Slaying Case
Ruby Britain, 40, of Seymour, stands trial for the roadside killing of Horace Nichols, a businessman. Defense argues self defense and Nichols as a women’s debaucher, while prosecutors say the slaying was planned. Witnesses include Nichols’ widow and mother sobbing as defendant testifies she fired after fearing a gun move.
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Seymour
Ruby Britain
Horace Nichols
Nichols
Here
Willia Mae Couch
Britain
Kallio Retains Middleweight Crown In Long Title Fight
Gus Kallio, the durable Finn, defended his middleweight title by pinning Ike Clingman in two hours and 15 minutes at City Auditorium in front of about 2,500 fans. The overtime bout featured a closely matched, grueling contest with Kallio reversing Clingman's pile drive attempt to secure the victory.
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Gus Kallio
Finn
City Auditorium
Kallio
Roosevelt reshapes NRA with two boards and new policy panel
President Roosevelt issued two executive orders to overhaul the National Industrial Recovery Administration. A six member policy board and a two person industrial recovery panel were named to frame future NRA policies while Ickes Perkins and Richberg join as ex officio members. Col. Lynch to head administration. Johnson remains in seclusion.
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Washington
Roosevelt
NRA
Hugh Johnson
Donald R. Richberg
White House
Fiery Johnson
National Industrial Recovery Board
Industrial Emergency Committee
Ickes
Perkins
Chester Davis
AAA
Harry Hopkins
Richberg
Clay Williams
A. D. Whiteside
Sidney Hillman
Leon C. Marshall
Walton Hamilton
Yale University
Blackwell Smith
Raw
Leon Henderson
George A. Lynch
Army
Johnson
Lynch
Marshall
New York
Hoover Warns Regimentation Threatens Liberty in New Book
Former President Hoover denounces national regimentation as a vast casualty to liberty in The Challenge to Liberty. He argues liberty is a spirit and the right to worship think speak and pursue work and property without government intrusion._CONTINUED on Page 15, Col.
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New York
Herbert’ Hoover
White House
Stanton Pays With His Life
Stanton, a 45 year old West Texas desperado from Mississippi, was electrocuted at the state prison for the slaying of Sheriff Moseley of Tulsa in January 1933. He faced the chair calmly, claimed innocence, shared his last meal, and slept little, while his partner Hun sucker was killed in New Mexico. Authorities denied clemency despite appeals from the sheriff’s widow and officers.
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Huntsville
Tex
Perchmouth
Stanton
West Texas
J. ©. Moseley
Tulsa
Mississippi
Death House
Glen Hunsucker
New Mexico
Lubbock
Ralls Opens New State Highway 24 Section
About 600 people from Crosby and nearby counties gathered in Ralls to dedicate the newly paved portions of State Highway 24 from Fort Worth to Lubbock. The ceremony marked the Plains region's shortest link to North Texas population centers, with a 45 mile unpaved gap remaining in Dickens and King counties.
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Crosby
Fort Worth
Lubbock
Tarrant
Roswell
N. M
Plains
Texas
Dickens
King Counties
Escape from Oklahoma state prison by tunneling
Seven sick inmates fled the Oklahoma state prison in McAlester before dawn by tunneling under the north wall from the tuberculosis sanitarium where they were confined. Three were deemed invalids and all escaped in waiting cars. no trace found by tonight. Warren Sam Brown expressed confidence they would be recaptured shortly.
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Mcalester
Okla
Oklahoma State Prison
Warren Sam Brown
West Texas convention opens as judges gather
West Texas County Judges and Commissioners Association convenes in Plainview with Judge E L Pitts as president and Judge John P Marrs as secretary treasurer. Adam R Johnson to speak on relief. Delegates include Mark Parker and Percy Gibbs. some officials unable to attend. Roosevelt denounces gossip and urges citizens to verify sources in radio address to women’s conference.
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Plainview
West Texas
West
Mark Parker
Percy Gibbs
Potter County
J. M. Simpson
Frank Buckingham
Mr. Roosevelt
New York Herald Tribune
Two Strangers Sought in Paris Train Slaying Case
Police search two unknown men who boarded at Nice and are connected to a graft case as bodies are found in a first class sleeping compartment aboard the Vintemille Paris express.
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Paris
Nice
Mariani
Amarillo Ambassadors Head to Panhandle Fair in Lubbock
Chief of Police W. R. McDowell leads Amarillo's goodwill delegation leaving The New Globe at 8 AM for a one day trip to the Panhandle-South Plains Fair. About twenty cars are expected for the 120 mile journey.
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W. R. McDowell
Amarillo
Globe
Lubbock
Man Overcome by Sewer Gas Hospitalized
Pill Stanley of the city sewer department was overcome by sewer gas while working near Fourteenth Avenue and North Johnson Street yesterday afternoon. Ray Ramsel pulled him from the manhole and he was taken to St. Anthony's hospital by N. B. Griggs and Sons ambulance. He remained unconscious for some time but is expected to recover in a few days barring complications.
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Pill Stanley
City Sewer Department
St. Anthony's Hospital
Fourteenth Avenue
North Johnson Street
Ray Ramsel
Griggs and Sons Ambulance
New Clues Hint at 10 Accomplices in Lindbergh Kidnapping
Authorities pursued a possible network of accomplices in the Lindbergh baby case after Col. Lindbergh and a female companion recalled Hauptmann's role. J Edgar Hoover signaled possible arrests while Dr Condon's "$50,000" intermediary link and the name John resurfaced in ongoing probes.
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Associated Press
New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Bronx
J. Edgar Hoover
Department of Justice
John
John F. Condon
Schwarzkopf
Dr. Condon
Rain Dampens Central Panhandle Tour During Cold Front
Amarillo and surrounding areas saw a chilly morning as a cold front brought wind and rain. Temperatures fell to 41 degrees with 0.32 inches of precipitation in Amarillo, above the usual quarter inch. Rain extended northeast toward Santa Fe and southwest to Bovina with additional moisture along Highway 66 toward Tucumcari. The forecast called for partly cloudy skies and a warmer day ahead.
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Amarillo
Central Panhandle
Wineter
Santa Fe
Bovina
Highway 66
Tucumcari
West Texas and New Mexico Weather Totals
Partly cloudy and warmer in west Texas north and east central areas. New Mexico fair with frost in the north tonight. Amarillo temperature readings show highs around 85 to 90 and lows near 40s with precipitation of 0.52 inch in the past 24 hours ending 4 PM yesterday.
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West Texas
100Th Meridian
New Mexico
Amarillo
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Katherine Mauer
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