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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1935
Page
15
Third Party Prospects Rise From Farm Holiday Rally
Des Moines hosts leaders of three mass farmer protest groups ahead of the National Farm Holiday Association convention. Huey Long and Coughlin representatives join Milo Reno in pitching a 1936 third party to 15 000 farmers. Resolutions condemn the AAA and call for cost of production reforms as Reno forecasts broad farmer backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
U.P
National Farm Holiday Association
Sen
Huey Long
Charles E. Coughlin
Detroit
Milo Reno
Reno
Long and Coughlin
Coughlin
H. Ralph Burton
Washington
B. F. Stephenson
Holiday Association
Long
National Union For Social Justice
Henry Wallace
Senate
Wallace
Iowa
Burton
Stephenson
AAA
Roosevelt
Fairgrounds
Hoover
Hopkins Continues Role in Works Progress Division
The progress division will coordinate all projects and report on progress. Field agents will seek additional work where needed and make recommendations. Harry L. Hopkins will administer the Works Progress Division while continuing as head of FERA. Unemployables remain under state and municipal care. Local projects may be created to fill gaps and be completed quickly. A representative from the U S Conference of Mayors will join the allotment division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress Division
Harry L. Hopkins
Works Progress Division
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
FERA
Works Allotment Board
White House
United States Conference of Mayors
Fiorello la Guardia
New York
Robert Wood
Chicago
Business Advisory Council
Robert Lee Houston Dies at Local Hospital
Robert Lee Houston aged 68, a retired railroad worker, died at 2 this morning at a local hospital. He leaves a son R. R. Houston of Amarillo and a daughter Mrs. J. C. Hales of Borger. Funeral services are 10 tomorrow at Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home with Rev. Guy Newman officiating. Palbearers are W. L. Brock, T. J. Culpepper, Thomas Torrence, R. E. L. Cater, James Quinn, and W. E. Atkins. burial at Liano Cemetery. He resided at 1701 Pierce Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lee Houston
R. R. Houston
Amarilla
J. C. Hales
Borger
Blackburn-Shaw
Guy Newman
First Baptist Church
W. L. Brock
T. J. Culpepper
Thomas Torrence
R. E. L. Cater
James Quinn
W. E. Atkins
Liano Cemetery
Mr. Houston
Pierce Street
Indicted auto theft ring linked to liquor and counterfeit crimes
Thirteen individuals faced indictments in Amarillo on charges including five counts of violating liquor laws, four counts of counterfeiting and one count of embezzlement. The case involves stolen vehicles moved through Amarillo to Chicago and back, with several suspects in jail or on bond and grand jurors set to report to Judge Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
U. S
Grand Jury
Wilson
Eastus
Fort Worth
Jones
Kastur
Amarillo
Dyer
Kostur
Chicago
Potter County
Rolicky
Lewanski
Zywczak
Dee Clance
W. C. Conway
E. W. Crosby
Lubbock County
Joe Gonzales
Emmett Romine
Collingsworth
S. Basham
Dallam
Alva E. Zumwalt
Gray County
Joe W. Elliott
James V. Melton
Glenn Bowers
Hart
Hart Post Office
Clance
Conway
Crosby
Gonzales
Basham
Zumwalt
Elliott and
Melton
Hijack of Federal Investigator Stuns Shamrock
Er nest D. Cavanaugh a federal investigator was robbed of his car $10 cash overcoat suitcase and government documents near Shamrock Oklahoma The assailant described as an 18 year old youth of medium build flagged down the car and forced him to walk into Shamrock before fleeing authorities nationwide were alerted from Texas to Oklahoma City and Dallas to locate the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest D. Cavanaugh
U. S. Department of Investigation
West
Texas
Oklahoma
Cavanaugh
Shamrock
PWA
McLean
Amarillo
Oklahoma City
Dallas
Germany Press Law Signals Jewish Publication Ban
Berlin reports a new Nazi measure consolidates control of the press under Max Amann and bars Jews from publishing. The Der Angriff article warns of intensified anti Semitic actions and notes the Jewish question is now a global concern as silence spreads in Germany and potential unrest grows abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
A.P
Germany
der Angriff
Angriff
Max Amann
Reich Press Chamber
Mystery man tied to Wharton shooting at fashion designer's death
Mrs Ada E Wharton testified she heard three talking before Howard demanded money and shot dress designer Wharton in his apartment. She crawled to the hall as Wharton bled and died after muttering office. A blond mystery man fled through a kitchen window as investigators found broken shrubbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wharton
Ada E. Wharton
Howard
Jones Brothers Cafe Enlarged at 605 North Fillmore
The Jones Brothers A M and A L have run a small cafe for seven years and known for steaks. They open an enlarged and more modern cafe at the same address with free coffee and doughnuts from 1 to 6 PM Saturday to celebrate the opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones Brothers
A. M
A. L
North
Fillmore Street
Lawmakers debate bills as graves rites pause session
Erosion on page 1 continues without vote. Rep. Graves signals a Monday vote. Dog race fans push to include horses in a bill banning dog tracks. House focuses on minor measures and an emergency appropriation for court costs in a pipeline dispute. Senators discuss gas waste, visit Justice Pierson rites, then resume. Governor Allred weighs a $3 million Centennial plan amid deficit concerns. Publishers elect Barnum as president of the American Newspaper Publishers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Atlantic Pipe Line Company
Brown County
William Pierson
Supreme Court
Pierson
Senate
Allred
Austin
James V. Allred
Texas
Mystery man in Wharton murder fled with Bolte and Howard
Police traced two men in hats fleeing in a car after the Wharton murder. Bolte and his family lived at the apartment where Bolte was found critically wounded with two bullet holes. Nearby Howard lay dead from a self-inflicted gunshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Wharton
Bolte
Virginia
Akron Tire Plant To Close Over Wage Demands
The India Tire and Rubber Co. will close its only union shop tire factory in the Akron district tomorrow night due to unwarranted wage increase demands by the union. Chester Morledge, sales manager, announced the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron, O
U.P
India Tire & Rubber Co
Akron
Chester Morledge
Citizens urged support at Chamber of Commerce drive
At an evening meeting Mr. Boyce cited citizen calls urging budget contributions. He said every member is needed in the fund-raising effort with $25 firm or $10 individual memberships. People may visit City Hall or call 5238 for a worker to respond. The report meeting showed progress as the five day drive entered its peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Ministry of Defense
Tempelhof
Adolf Hitler
Europe
Hitler
League of Nations
Germany
League Council
Boyce
Chamber of Commerce
McElroy Sister Appeals Governor Over Kidnap Case
Miss Melroy the sister of Kidnap suspect McGee appeals to Governor Park after the Missouri Supreme Court upholds the death sentence. She accompanied by Tom Pendergast network influence, recounts a dramatic search and a dire personal confession as police recount the escape sequence and dismay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor Park
McElroy
Tom Pendergast
Kansas City
Miss McElroy
McGee
Missouri Supreme Court
Miss Mdélroy
Judge McElroy
Springfield
Normal
Ill
George
Fincher Away to Elysian Fields Texas
Rev. FE B Fincher pastor of Ellwood Park Presbyterian Church is called to Elysian Fields Texas due to an ill friend. If he does not return by Sunday his pulpit will be filled by Dr F T Chariton of Canton.
Funeral Closures and Court Plans Over Pierson Case
Pierson funeral closures affect proceedings as Dallas attorney F J Pierson and T D Starnes visit Howard in his cell. Starnes and Pierson were law partners in Greenville before the judge moved to Austin. William Pierson expected tonight to discuss defense. Legislature ponders motive amid double slaying. Dr Wooten cites dementia praecox. Sheriff Allen cites revenge and a $17,000 life insurance motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Pierson
Dallas
Judge Pierson
T. D. Starnes
Greenville
Howard
Mr. Starnes
Austin
William Pierson
Joe Wooten
Pierson
Lee O. Allen
Pearl Harbor Repairs and Naval Build Up in Pacific Plan
The article warns APS of a civil aviation pretext masking aggressive naval plans for the Far East. It notes a $300000 repair fund for Pearl Harbor to strengthen the base for an Atlantic Pacific advance. It cites a planned 555 seaplanes and crew expansion to 8176 as part of a Far East campaign, with budget cuts not necessarily cutting the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far East
Pearl Harbor
America
Pacific
Hawaiian Islands
Life sentence for Clarence Click with eight-year term noted
The report names Clarence Click tied to a life sentence and eight-year term on a farm, with Clarence Stevens never apprehended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Click
Clarence Stevens
Navy seeks world supremacy while disarmament conference looms
The article states the American navy aims to maintain naval dominance for trans-Pacific operations. It reports the foreign office views U S naval maneuvers as propaganda to secure budgetary gains and notes Japan’s cautious stance on the conference while opposing postponement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Office
America
Japan
Hauptmann State Rejoinder Filed in Lindbergh Case
Trenton New Jersey April 26 state officials filed a rejoinder to the assignment of error in the Court of Errors and Appeals in the Hauptmann case appealing from the German carpenter's death sentence for murdering the Lindbergh baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
U.P
State Today
Court of Errors and
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Rain Drenches Region With Heaviest Yearly Totals
Shana records 2.36 inches and Mexia 2.35 inches as the heaviest rains of the year. Sacredo reports 230 rainfall with a severe electrical storm, aiding crops. Onion shipments at peak likely suspended for days. North Carolina farms grossed about 238 million dollars in 1934, up 36 percent from 1933 and 143 percent from 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexia
Ausetin
Sacredo
North Carlina Farms
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