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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1935

Page

12

Allred Seeks Project Loan For Texas Panhandle Gas Pipeline

Governor James V Allred announces a plan to file a $46 345 058 PWA loan and grant to build a Texas Panhandle gas pipeline to Detroit The project would provide jobs for about 20 920 workers daily over 251 040 man months and reduce Detroit gas costs by delivering natural gas from waste gas after gasoline extraction A Texas gas conservation corporation would be created later to manage the project with relief rolls to be absorbed into employment programs.

Fort Worth James V. Alfred Texas Panhandle Detroit PWA Texas Pwa Alfred Texas Gas Conservation Corporation Texas Allred Detroit Gas Company Panhandle Wheeler, Gray, Carson, Hutchinson, Potter, Moore, Oldham Hartley Counties

Long article notes energy project and rail news in Amarillo

The long item lists a proposed conservation corporation loan and grants with Texas bond repayment via PWA while detailing Panhandle gas field figures, railroad personnel movements, CCC transport effects on passenger service, and local ceremonial notes. It mentions Saint Thomas underwater prospect, various railroad officials traveling, and a Tri-State Exposition visit by royalty.

Railroads and Vacation Travel From John Moore

The column notes summer travel waning as vacationists return home. Railroads offer good service and fair fares to beaches, mountains, and lakes with San Diego expo crowds. Cartoonish notices describe signals of a trip and family mentions include Ruth and Merle Anderson and Betty Goodall home from Lake Tahoe.

H. Land Santa Fe Los Angeles San Diego Pacific Coast Mountain Heights Ruth Merle Anderson Travis M. Anderson van Buren Street Betty Goodall Clara Goodall Polk Street Lake Tahoe Calif Puebla Trinidad Salt Lake City Renn Carson City

Four Rebels Killed in Jalisco Battle

Federal troops killed four members of a rebel band in La Piculera, Jalisco, during a half hour engagement today and forced the survivors to flee to the mountains. The report notes the clash occurred as troops pursued the group.

Mexico City la Piculera Jalisco

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