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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1934

Page

2

13 Year Old Held For Slaying In Springfield

Thirteen year old Billy Azares is jailed in Sangamon County facing possible murder charges after Raymond Wylder 11 was shot. Witness Jack Beam 14 said Azares loaded and cocked the gun and fired. Azares allegedly stole books with Wylder and Beam in a schoolhouse break in. His mother is in Toronto and stepfather is unreachable. Attorney A H Greening expects to file murder charges with a grand jury decision next month.

Springfield Til U.P Billy Azares Raymond Wylder Sangamon County Jack Beam Billy Bill Atares Beam Punch Young Atares Auburn Chicago Toronto A. H. Greening Greening King Morgan County Russell McWilliams Rock For Youth

Borah Intervenes in Idaho Bread Price Clash

Idaho senator William Borah advised Glenn Ferry baker Nestor that NRA orders to raise bread prices lacked constitutional rights and morals. Nestor, acting without confirmed authority, bumped 16 ounce unsliced loaf prices a cent then reversed after Borah’s guidance. NRA officials denied Graves’ authority in the local code group.

Boise Ida Idaho William E. Borah E. W. Nestor Glenn Ferry NRA Sidney Graves Southern Idaho Nestor Borah Graves Idaho Nra Board National Board Southern Idaho Code Group

Prince of Wales Plays Hero Part in Drowning Rescue

In Biarritz on August 6 the Prince of Wales joined others in rescuing a drowning boy swept from the beach into a swimming pool. He credited himself as one of several people at the pool who helped pull the lad from danger. Prince Edward noted he was merely part of the crowd aiding at the scene. Springfield, Mass., is cited for its high tree-to-population ratio among American cities.

Biarritz France Prince of Wales Prince Edward

What They ra ev Write To Tack

Dear Tack a reader asks to contact a water softener salesman who offered service for individual faucets in Amarillo and requests a telephone call at 2-2493. Also a reader seeks a woman to do housework and help milk cows living five miles west of Amarillo.

Amarillo

True Tragedy- Fan Dancer Has Operation Scar

Rosalia a fan dancer at the World's Fair recuperated from an appendicitis operation at Illinois Central Hospital. Doctors noted the scar as her main concern while thousands watched her waving fans. The report describes the embarrassment and public attention surrounding the incident.

Chicago Rosalia Tllinois Central Hospital

Roosevelt Expected to Name Black's Successor

Washington August 6 President Roosevelt may appoint a successor to Gov Eugene R Black of the Federal Reserve Board upon his return this week Black has signified his wish to resign and return to his former post as governor of the Atlanta Federal District Roosevelt reportedly suggested delaying acceptance of the resignation until his Hawaii trip is completed

Washington Roosevelt Eugene R. Black Federal Reserve Board Black Atlanta Hawaii

Hindenburg to be buried with grand funeral in Germany

The body of Paul von Hindenburg will be transported tonight from Neudeck to his grave at Tannenburg in a torch lit procession. Airplanes will scatter red roses and troops will line the road as honors are paid to Germany's hero, with Adolf Hitler to speak at tomorrow's funeral.

Hindenburg Neudeck Germany Paul von Hindenburg Tannenburg Seutz Staffel Hitler Youth Russia National Memorial von Hindenburg Adolf Hitler Reichstag Berlin

Crane humor and public figures in a Washington column

An NBC style column recounts Dr. William M. Mann at the National Zoo dealing with one legged cranes and a curious visitor. It notes Secretary Wallace being sculpted by an unknown artist and Senator Carter Glass delivering a witty self jab at a Virginia luncheon. Also mentions moving the Dana oak at capitol hill and a 1933 count of 17,434 outdoor play ads nationwide.

William M. Mann National Zoological Park Dr. Mann Mann Parks Commission Dana Botanic Gardens Capitol Hill Confucius China New York Charlies A. Dana Dena

Roosevelt vows war on selfishness in resource drive

President Roosevelt declares a campaign to end individual selfishness to save farm and industrial resources. He travels from Two Medicine Lake in Glacier National Park to Glasgow Montana then to inspect Fort Peck dam on the Upper Missouri as part of plans to develop the Northwest rivers and power.

Francis M. Stephenson Roosevelt Washington Two Medicine Lake Glacier National Park Glasgow Mont Fort Peck Missouri Columbia Northwest

Hunter Campaign Rally Cited By Local Lawyer Supporter

A neighbor and lawyer endorses Mr Hunter in his campaign noting past battles with money power and unity for an overwhelming victory on August 25. The speaker praises Hunter’s character and native ability while contrasting him with Alfred.

Hunter Alfred

Truce Fails as Mob Attacks City Enclaves

Racial violence escalates with Mohamedians at city gates stopping entrants and setting fire to Jewish homes. Jews flee to streets to fight with pistols knives and clubs amid failed truce efforts yesterday.

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Strikers Return to Work After Wage Pact and Trials

In Houston striking Armour and Swift workers return to work after a wage agreement under the Haas Dunnigan plan. The plan calls for collective bargaining election among affected firms and specific hourly wages for drivers helpers and inside workers. In Chicago a 13 day strike ends as 54 thousand cattle sheep and hogs move into the stockyards and 1200 stock handlers await federal arbitration under Judge Sullivan.

Haas-Dunnigan Houston Texas U.P Armour & Company Swift and Company Chicago Philip L. Sullivan

Reserve Section for Negroes at Horse Show

Amid requests from Amarillo Negroes a special colored section will be reserved at the Tri State Pair Grounds grandstand for tonight and tomorrow night. The north end section charges 50 cents per person for admission.

Amarillo Tri-State

U S Attorneys Prepare Dowd Trial in Wichita Falls

United States attorneys gather in Wichita Falls to prepare for the trial of E J Dowd a Justice Department agent cited for contempt after failing to produce Mary O Dare the companion of outlaw Raymond Hamilton. Dowd had transported Mary through the city pending habeas corpus hearing and the filing of charges followed a court refusal. Mary O Dare the barrow linked figure has declared only death will stop her marriage to the fugitive noted as Southwest s No 1 bad man Clyde Barrow.

Wichitafpalis United States RE. J. Dowd Department of Justice Mary O'Dare Raymond Hamilton Irvin Vogel Dowd Mary Clyde Barrow Melville Peters Hamilton State Penitentiary Southwest

Hijackers Kidnap Houston Watchman

W M Snow a Houston watchman for a transfer firm reported two hijackers broke into the warehouse before dawn and abducted him. They stole a truck and trailer carrying $5,000 in liquor cigars and cigarettes and released him in Pasadena ten miles east of Houston after covering his eyes. Officials said the liquor was a government permit trans shipment.

Houston UPM W. M Snow Snow Pasadena

Stowaway Plumber Describes Jail Debut Flight Escape

A Wichita plumber claims his first jail stint after stowing away on a large airliner. He says he planned the trip while near the Wichita airport and hoped to reach California for free. He previously worked as a cub reporter and notes Amarillo saw a prior stowaway from the city.

Wichita California Preston Amarillo

Spectator Focused Horse Show Promises Major 2 Night Event

The two night event features 22 class events plus special exhibitions with Kerry King NBC orchestra performing 9:30 PM to 12:30 AM at the Nat Dance Palace. Cash prizes exceed 800 with trophies and place ribbons for winners. Main stakes include 100 for three and five gaited classes and 50 for hunter and jumper.

Nat Dance Palace Kerry King NBC King

Death by own action shocks small town youth

Noliner died before the girl reached the hospital after the youth left a note to his parents or the girl. Funeral services are set for 10 o clock tomorrow from the Blackburn Shaw funeral home with Rev J C Eisemore officiating. He is survived by his parents four sisters and one brother with addresses in Amarillo Dalhart Canyon and Amarillo.

Noliner Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home J. C. Eisemore Tabernacle Baptist Church Hayden Atchison Cincle Thurman Earl Pheideon Dayle Tyler Dalton Oats Brooks Hazlewood Young Nollner G. H. Nollnear Fast Twelfth Avenue Eloise Nollner Beatrice Freeman Amarillo Lillian Simmons Dalhart Clyde Thurman Canyon Lloyd Nollner

Baltic era home surgery yields news of radium treatment

Dionne infants undergo radium therapy guided by Dr. Kelly and Dr. DaFoe amid austere quarters. The operation is deemed successful with plans for tumor subsidence within ten days and further radium sessions. Baltimore experts praise the doctors for remarkable skill and zeal.

Kelly Marie Yvonne Annette Emilie Cecile Baltimore Dr. DaFoe Howard Kelly

Markets show mixed cattle lambs and quiet cotton in two cities

Kansas City livestock prices show cattle and calf bids steady to higher with top steers around 8.50 and vealers up to 5.00 while sheep and lambs hold value. New Orleans cotton opens quietly as traders wait for the government crop report with futures slipping slightly on light demand and absence of Liverpool activity.

Kansas City U. S. Dept Kansas New Orleans Liverpool

Market closes mixed as crops sway trading

At hour end October fell to 17.96 and December to 14.10, down 6 to 7 points from Saturday's close. The market later rallied with wheat, October rising to 12.07 and December to 19.20, up 11 to 16 points from the early levels. A private estimate put the crop at 9,416,000 bales.

Cheysler Motor Radio Corp of Ameren Seces Columbian Gas & Wie Remington Rand Eeewedone Joseph Lead Ceee Oil Commonwealth & Boat Seaboard Oil Weaee Dadeanee Schulte United Tee Teens Continental Oil Delaware Beare Ruck Eeebetre Roeoty Eaeeee Benetene Sudhern Pacific Arseaee du Pont Southern Railway Standard Brands Webere we_v Standard Gas & Fleetric Chicago Grain Table Kastan Kodak Standard of New Jersey Chicago Stewart Warner Firetone Tire &@ Rubber Texas Goodrich Tire & Rubber United Aircraft Goodyear Tire & Rubber Great Northern Smelting & Refining Decem Hat Ae Ue Steel International Harvester Tee International Nickel Ventee Western Union Aetenee A8 Westinghouse Arackets RV Kelvinator Wetbeee Woolworth Kennecott Copper Kresse New York Curbs New Kroger & Roeery Raking Treva Loew's Inc Wenee Aily Gulf ANG Lorillard (P Eeee Humble Tn Indiana Swift & Ca Kane & Texan Bra Fils Montgomery Ward Seceues Ale National Distillers National Steel Weer Rabat NY Central Wees Dee North American Aviation North American Co Ae “Es Northern Pacific Btocks Packard Motor Setae John F. Clark & Co Penney A Pennsylvania Phillipa Pet Beens T. Clowe Alaska Junean Gold Cieee Allie Chalmers Shane American Smelt & Refazy American Tobacco Armour & Co Auburn Auto Atchison Topeka & Santa Bendix Aviation Wee Lly Bethlehem Canada

Feena Mint Laxative Gum for Constipation

Doctors prescribe the laxative ingredient in Feena mint gum for hot weather relief. The product is described as safe for adults and gentle for children, helping restore regularity quickly and encouraging timely schedules.

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