Washington Begins Old Age Pensions From State Fund
Washington starts paying old age pensions from the state general fund under a $10,000 paper appropriation. The new welfare department will handle pensions with a 2 percent tax and other levies to raise about $35 million for the next two years. Applicants must be 65, a state resident for five of the past 19 years, and pass welfare investigations.
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Olympia
Wash
Frank Dowd
Welfare Department
Congress
Washington
Brick laid on Amarilia Building fifth floor
All Around The Town reports a bricklaying milestone on the fifth floor of the Amarilia Building at Third and Polk in Amarillo as regional news items include mentions of Rep Lee Satterwhite advocating taxes on farmers in West Texas, local visits and travels, and civic notes.
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Amarilin
Amarilia
Third
Polk
Lee Satterwhite
Grouth
Texas
Amarilinn
A. F. Meyer
Bernard
Meyers
Cleburne
Lloyd Fletcher
Tihinots
Glens
Glenwood
Harrison
Sixth
Tenth Avenue
Wreck kills Lubbock man in county collision
Charles F. Reynolds thirty, Lubbock architect, was killed when his car collided with a truck five miles east of Fort. He had been returning from a trip to Larbuddie Palmer County to meet the school board. Survived by widow a week old daughter father C F Reynolds of Houston two sisters Virginia and Dorothy Reynolds of Athens. Stanfield of Grady New Mexico driver of the truck suffered a fractured right arm. Funeral services planned in Athens. Sheriff said accident believed unavoidable. Local notes report visitors and relocations form part of the community string.
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Lubbock
Charles F. Reynolds
Forth
Lamb County
Reynolds
Larbuddie
Palmer County
C. F. Reynolds
Houston
Virginia
Dorothy Reynolds
Athens
Orton
Stanfield
Grady
Doctors To Attend Course in Amarillo
A post graduate course for doctors will be given by Dr. L. V. Cradit and Dr. L. J. Vick from August 5 to 17. The sessions will be at their offices in the Oliver-Fable Building and at Amarillo General Hospital. Demonstrations cover various treatments with patients treated for the cost of materials.
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L. V. Cradit
L. J. Vick
Tack Letters Spur Potential Lake Resort Proposal
A reader forwards a pitch for a fishing and hunting resort on about 60 to 65 acres with a lake and sub irrigated surrounding land. The writer claims strong water access, good roads, duck shooting in winter, and years in the area plus character references. Also included are two women seeking work, one widowed with a child offering housekeeper and cook duties and a saleswoman and waitress seeking employment with references.
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Tack
Tack Tam
Lincoln Street
Potter County Board of Equalization Faces Few Tax Protests
The Potter County board of equalization led by County Judge J Riggs and commissioners heard nearly a score of cases yesterday but this morning only one protest appeared likely. Collector and Assessor Jewell Davidson reported scarce complaints on 1935 tax assessments. The board will stay in session this afternoon and tomorrow.
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Potter County
Damage Suit Seeks 20 A Week For 491 Weeks
A B Nelson filed in 108th District Court a damage suit against Continental Casualty Company seeking 20 per week for 491 weeks for injuries from a November 4, 1924 scaffold fall at the Cal Farley tire shop on Fillmore Street. Nelson claims permanent leg injuries from the reconstruction work at the Parley shop. One third of the recovery sum is assigned to his attorney I Ro Godwin.
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Continental Casualty Company
Cal Farley
108Th District Court
Nelson Nelson
Parley
Fillmore Street
I. Ro Godwin
Nazi Treason Law Declares Anti-Nazi Acts As Treason
Berlin reports state secretary Roland Freisler announced the new criminal code will treat anti Nazi activities as treason and subject them to death under the coming regime. He stated the Nazi movement is the pillar of the German nation and must be protected from treason.
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Berlin
Ane
Roland Freisler
Ministry of Justice
Postgraduate Course Advertises Medical Treatments
Limited number of patients admitted for conditions including rectal diseases rupture hernia non surgical Wiretinn method varicose veins by injection prostate absences skin growths skin cancer sinus diseases tonsils adenoids. Course runs starting August 43 before a class of physicians.
Courthouse Records Reported Deeds and Vehicle Registrations
Several property transfers are listed with names such as Associated Holding Corp Edith Rogers and Holland Amarillo Lumber Co plus multiple lot and block transfers including Woodward Sadd and 206. Vehicle registrations include W S Hembree Chevrolet coach Jack Knight Oldsmobile sedan and other makes including Studebaker Plymouth Packard Willys and International truck.
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Associated Holding Corp
Leland Houck
Mirror
C. EF. LeMunyon
T. W Hunt
Sj.h
Hembree
Chevrolet
Jack Knight
Oldsmobile
J.P. Tomberlin
Studebaker
L. Bo Lune
F. L. Stone
Plymouth
A. A. Meredith
Ford
N. O. Gienn
Packard
J. F. Gaston
Chevrolet Roach
Buford Arnold
Tascosa
C. D. Strickland
Willys
DeShong Motor Freight Line Co International
Ex Postmaster of Silverton Arrested in Embezzlement Case
F C Fowler of Silverton serves as postmaster while Alexander, former postmaster, faces federal embezzlement charges involving 466.23 dollars diverted from money order funds. Alexander was arrested in Amarillo, posted 1500 bond, and awaits grand jury action this fall.
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F. C. Fowler
Silverton
Mation R. Alexander
Alexander
U. S
Bill Lampe
Amarillo
Fowler
F. O. Curry
Federal Grand Jury
Protests His Innocence In Wife Killing In Hawaii
William Corum, 27, former Honolulu police officer, protests innocence from jail after being charged with murdering his wife Marjorie Corum, 27, at their Waikiki home on July 3. He claimed he is not the killer to officers and journalists while his new wife of 10 days wept in their honeymoon cottage. He is to be arraigned for plea. The report notes Corum’s claimed connections to Bill Corum and Cordell Hull.
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Honolulu
William Corum
Waikiki
Bill Corum
New York Journal
Cordell Hull
Marjorie Corum
Queens Hospital
Potter County Jailer Aims for 10000 Tobacco Tags
Gib Landis starts a long campaign to collect 10000 cigarette tobacco tags from a well known brand. He expects a free automatic shotgun after assembling the required tags, a task projected to take 27 years and four months at one sack per day.
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Hades
Potter County
Gib Landis
Landis
Tobacco Company
Business gains momentum in Dun and Broadstreet review
New York August report shows broader expansion this week than a year ago as leading industries accelerate. Heat waves boosted retail turnover, allowing cash to fund fall inventories and move stock.
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New York
Dun & Broadstreet
Two Amarillo youths face theft charge
Roland Baker and Alvin Barger, Amarillo youths, were arrested by sheriff's officers this morning and jailed on theft complaints. They allegedly stole an assortment of motor pistons worth $80 from W. W. Davis, Santa Fe store keeper. They had not been arraigned by noon, pending further investigation.
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Roland Baker
Alvin Barger
Amarillo
Potter County
W. W. Davis
Santa Fe
Freedom of Press Again Questioned
Contempt proceedings were filed against six Houston newspaper men in Angleton on August 2. Defense attorney John H. Crocker argued before District Judge M. S. Munson as the men faced contempt cited for publishing reports from Clyde Thompson murder trial after a court order barred such coverage.
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Houston
John H. Crocker
M. S. Munson
Clyde Thompson
Prison Farm
Munson
Reds Adopt Noninterference Policy In Communist Movements
The Seventh Communist Internationale voted to stop interfering in domestic affairs of individual national Communist parties. A resolution directs the executive committee to apply this rule globally and to focus on the world workers movement as a whole, sharing experience without arbitrary transfers between countries.
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Moscow
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