Suspect Frank Gold Sought by Several States
Kansas asks Texas to extradite Frank Gold, a 39 year old man held in Amarillo on a Wichita forgery charge for a $48.50 check. Authorities say Gold is wanted in multiple Missouri towns, Oklahoma City released him after failed extradition, and New York reports numerous fraudulent checks. At Iowa State College dairy utensils can be sterilized by ten minutes at 200 degrees or higher.
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Governor’s Office
Texas
Wichita
Amarillo
Frank Gold
J. Levy
Kansas
Oklahoma City
Kansas City
Missouri
New York City
Towa State College
Texas auto waste prompts audit of state cars at capital
A Senate ordered audit shows Texas owns 87 unused vehicles and many officials personally use state cars. Total fleet cost reached 576,642 dollars with varied averages across departments. The Highway Department leads in vehicles and plans a new eight story building due for occupancy by June 1.
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Moore Lynn
Senate
Highway Department
Adjutant General’s Department
Railroad Commission
State Highway Department
Department
Hitler's Envoy Arrives in U S
Capitol chatter centers on 1934 candidates with Sen Walter Woodward of Coleman reportedly eyeing attorney generalship. James V. Alfred and Edgar Witt loom as possible governors, while Alfred and Tom F Hunter contend for influence. Coke Stevenson and Ferguson are also discussed as potential contenders.
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Sen
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Coleman
Woodward
R.S. Sterling
Edgar Witt
Waco
Tom F. Hunter
Wichita Falls
Sterling
Ferguson
Clint C. Small
Amarillo
Coke Stevenson
Junction
Stevenson
Fergusons
United States
Texas House Divided Over Oil and Gas Conservation Bill
In Austin 174, the Texas House wrestled with a bill to supersede the Railroad Commission by creating a new board for oil and gas conservation and proration. The measure failed to reach engrossment during debate.
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Charles E. Simons
Austin
Texas House of Representatives
Railroad Commission
Oil and Gas Conservators
House
Perryton quartet earns Teas at International convention
The Perryton singers won the right to represent Texas at the International convention in St. Louis this July. Competing quartets from Pampa and Midland joined the contest, with notable attendees at banquets and luncheons across Amarillo.
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St. Louis
Pampa
Midland
J. E. Barber
Chas. Claybaugh
H. P. Lorenz
Addison Cutter
John Sturgeon
Emmitt Smith
Jack Dunn
R. B. Fisher
Ex Officio Salary Granted and County Measures Heard
Ben Smith the district clerk was granted an ex officio salary of 500 for 1935 to be paid in monthly installments by the county commissioners who split votes with Joe Gray voting no and others yes. Commissioners Parker Gray and Judge Simpson planned to dispose of county highway mules and horses. Constable Burgess was told to cut his deputy force to one from two. Redistricting of constables’ districts to Amarillo was postponed to the next regular session. A proposed special investigator for grand jury cases was deferred.
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Ben Smith
Joe Gray
Mark Parker
J. M. Simpson
Jack Burgess
Amarillo
Lions Club Convention Delivers Charity Drive and Song
Amarillo hosts a Lions Club convention with remarks by C. W. Whittington and J. G. Richards. Music by Amarillo College Balladettes and Balladers wins applause as Perryton Chorus performs and clubs report annually. Model luncheons follow in Pampa Midland and Colorado.
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Amarillo Country Club
Hatton
Walker
Sam Braswell
Braswell
Clarendon
Midland
Colorado
Pampa
Lions
C. W. Whittington
Amarillo Club
J. G. Richards
Higgins
Amarillo College
Alma Potts Turk
Herring
Capitol
Rose Bowl
Perryton Chorus
Perryton
WDAG
St. Louis
West Texas Chamber of Commerce meeting urged tax cuts
D A Bandeen of Stamford and Ed Neer of Portales spoke at a West Texas Chamber of Commerce session. Bandeen praised the Texas legislature for a 31 million dollar budget and urged local over state focus, arguing taxation stems from public expenditures. Neer opened with The Business Battle, urging members to position themselves to succeed amid current conditions.
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D. A. Bandeen
Stamford
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Bandeen
Austin
Washington
Texas
Ed Neer
Portales
N. M
Tur for the turn as business barometer signals gains
Mr. Peterson outlines a potential upswing in business on The Business Barometer presenting a history of American activity and price trends since 1812. He credits the new federal administration with banking reforms and tighter regulation to curb fraud, plus relief for farms and unemployment and broader funding for construction.
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Peterson
Itching Scalp Disorder Ends With Resinol Treatment
A home remedy ad promises relief from an itching scalp and hair loss. Wash with Resinol Soap, apply Resinol Ointment, then wash again next morning. Daily use is claimed to stop itching and clear irritation. Free sample requests directed to Resinol in Baltimore.
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Devt
Baltimore
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