Judge Crater Alive Says Detective in Five Year Mystery
New York Aug 6 Supreme Court Justice Joseph Force Crater, vanished five years ago, is alive, says missing persons ace Detective Joseph Von Wiesenstein. He admits no proof supports the claim. Police question why Crater would be alive or slain and continue to pursue clues amid a vast, unresolved case with substantial rewards.
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New York
U.P
Supreme Court
Joseph Force Crater
Joseph von Wiesenstein
Missing Persons Bureau Ace
Crater
Stella M. Crater
Strato Ship Falls in Test Flight Killing Pilot Marcel Cogno
Paris reports France’s first stratosphere airplane crashed during a final test near Bonnieres, killing pilot Marcel Cogno. The craft had been three years in construction awaiting manufacturer acceptance. A separate note recalls a Swedish court breach of promise case barred, except when a child was involved, from years past.
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Paris
France
Marcel Cogno
Bonnieres
Farmall, Cultivator and Tractor Ads From Thompson Hardware
Used farm machinery in Canyon Texas listing a standard Farmall in A-1 condition at 500 dollars and a 4 row Farmall Cultivator with power lift at 8175 dollars. Also a rebuilt 868 McCormick Deering Tractor offered for 500 dollars by Thompson Hardware Company in Canyon.
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Atyle
McCormick Deering
Thompson Hardware Company
Canyon
Texas
Hardeman-King Co seeks New Mexico motor carrier permit
Hardeman-King Company of Amarillo Texas applies to the State Corporation Commission of New Mexico for a Contract Motor Carrier's Permit to deliver their own products with no fixed route or schedule. A public hearing is set for August 12, 1935 at 10:00 A M in Santa Fe to consider the application and allow interested parties to show cause why authority should not be granted.
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Hardeman-King Company
Amarillo
Texas
State Corporation Commission of
New Mexico
Corporation Commission
State Corporation Commission
Santa Fe
State Corporation Commission Motor Transportation Department
Don R. Casados
Relief Checks Perilous Spirit of Mob on Coasts
Frazier Hunt reports from the Pacific Coast during a cross-country tour, recording Californian views on unemployment relief, taxes, and the Roosevelt era. He quotes workers, small businessmen, and politicians in Los Angeles, Santa Maria, San Francisco, Garderville, and Eureka. Most favor Roosevelt, though opposition grows among some Republicans and business sectors as relief rolls swell. The piece previews tomorrow’s focus on Grand Coulee dam.
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Supreme Court
NRA
San Francisco
Townsend
Santa Maria
Sinclair
Hoover
Garderville
Redwood Highway
F. D
Iil Zo
Eureka
Legion
FDR Allocates 200 Million to CCC Funds
President Roosevelt allocated 200 million of the 4 billion work relief fund to the Civilian Conservation Corps to employ about 600000 youths through July 1, 1936. It brings total CCC funding to 521,734,000 with Congress earmarking 600,000,000 for the program. Additional allocations include 6,000,000 for US Employment Service to register unemployed and certify for jobs, plus minor renovations at facilities in Robson Louisiana and Big Spring Texas.
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Roosevelt
California
Washington
Civilian Conservation Corps
Congress
United States Employment Service
Bureau of Plant Industry
Robson
Big Spring
Texas
Miniature Twister Strikes Home Here
J C Hill at 803 North Fillmore Street narrowly escaped injury when a miniature twister damaged his house during Friday’s rainstorm. Hill and his daughter Kathleen, 11, fell to the floor but escaped harm. his wife and son Billy Jr. were uninjured. The Hill family, clients of the county relief board, cannot yet obtain housing or food assistance and are staying with a neighbor while Hill plans to begin work at the relief cannery on Wednesday.
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J C. Hill
North Fillmore Street
Hill
Kathleen
Billy, Jr
County Relief Board
Alaska frontier farming plans spark 2000 family colonist talk
Anchorage reports government study of a Matanuska style super colony on Kenai Peninsula. Seward mayor Don Brownell cited federal officials mulling relocation of about 2,000 families to the peninsula between Anchorage and Seward. Alaska Rural Rehabilitation Corp. manager Don L. Irwin said 640 farmers from every state have applied to join the Matanuska Valley project, with eager pleas for a chance to pioneer frontier farming.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Aug
Matanuska
Kenai Peninsula
Don Brownell
Seward
Washington
Db. C
United States
Don L. Irwin
Alaska Rural Rehabilitation Corp
Matanuska Valley
Irwin
Maverick Club Chooses Worthy Effort For Boy Members
The club emphasizes that if the organization is valuable to a boy, he should invest effort to learn articles. Members can obtain articles and a new membership application at the club office, signed by the applicant and a parent or guardian. The message urges unity and pride in the club’s leadership and staff.
Canyon Rodeo Returns Bigger After Rainout
Canyon columnist notes rain wiped out last Friday’s college rodeo but Bob Cox confirms the event will resume this Saturday August 10 at 2:30 PM. Amarillo Mavericks are invited with families urged to attend.
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Canyon
Pat Noser
Globe
Bob Cox
Amarillo
Attendance soars at United Confederate Veterans reunion in Amarillo
The United Confederate Veterans reunion in Amarillo September 3 to 6 is drawing far more reservations than expected. Officials had projected 400 veterans but early bookings suggest 700 to 1,000 will attend, plus hundreds of widows and thousands of visitors from the South and beyond. A letter from Mrs. P. B. Rothrock of Mount Airy North Carolina notes broad support from Confederate veterans and affiliated groups.
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Eact
Amarillo
United Confederate Veterans
P. 8. Rothrock
Surry Camp
Mount Airy
North Carolina
Rothrock
Kruschen Diet Pill Claims Safe 38 Pound Loss
Letter from Florence Loftus of Boston lauds Kruschen Salts after four months use. Advertisers urge daily one half teaspoon in hot water, praising fat loss and health benefits while cautioning against imitations. Tool Drug Store and Nelson Drug Co promote sale.
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Florence Loftus
Boston
Tool Drug Store
Nelson Drug Co
van Buren Pharmacy
Reunion to Bring County Veterans to Amarillo Event
A notice cites a reunion plan with a 92 year old veteran and a 9 year old guest from our county. It states nearly every camp in North Carolina will send an organized delegation to the Amarillo gathering.
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North Carolina
Funeral services for George Dick son McNeill
Funeral services for George Dickson McNeill of Los Angeles brother of Mrs. Robert Pryde of Amarillo were held Saturday. Rev and Mrs Pryde left for California to visit Mr McNeill and other relatives shortly before his death.
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George Dickson McNeill
Los Angeles
Robert Pryde
Amarillo
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