Hoover Bank Warning Taped In Detroit Hearing
Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg testified on the Detroit bank holiday case that Hoover was deeply troubled by Michigan banking problems as early as February. He described a White House conference with Clifford Longley and James Walsh seeking an RFC loan to bolster Union Guardian Trust, amid secrecy concerns and a plan to create a new mortgage company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Washington
Michigan
United States
Arthur H. Vandenberg
R. Mich
Herbert Hoover
Vandenberg
Charles FE. Coughlin
White House
Clifford B. Longley
Nhe Union Guardian Trust Co
James Walsh
Said
Hoover
Couzens
Charles Miller
R. F.C
Ogden L. Mills
Secretary of the Treasury
First National Bank
Guardian National Bank of Commerce
Sanford leader aided civic projects and Panhandle oil growth
The text honors a Sanford figure described as active and generous in civic projects. It notes his quiet generosity, ranching on Carson and Hutchinson County property with his son Elliott Sanford, and involvement in oil development in the Panhandle including the Whit tington Sanford No 1 well. He moved his family to Panhandle in 1917 and settled there in 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott Sanford
Carson
Hutchinson County
New Mexico
Amarillo
Panhandle
Girl Seeks Shelter and Work For Room and Board
A 17 year old girl writes to Tack asking for a home and a job to earn room and board and small wages, stating her intention to attend the Shield of Faith Bible school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
Shield of Faith Bible
Oklahoma City oil man questioned over dinner details
In a cross examination U S Attorney Herbert Hyde pressed a Oklahoma City oil man involved in a case. The witness denied feeding Bates and Kelly while admitting feeding Bates but not Bates helping with the meal. She said Arrhel did not receive coffee in her garage that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Kelly
U. S
Herbert K. Hyde
Bates
Hyde
Arrhel
Bailey allowed to hire attorney before transfer to Oklahoma
Federal authorities granted Harvey Bailey, alleged Charles Urschel kidnapper, permission to hire an attorney and said he would not be moved immediately to Oklahoma City for trial. Sheriff Soot Schmid relayed the request to Frank Blake. Bailey chose Fort Worth lawyer Sam Sayers to represent him and indicated willingness to fly to Oklahoma.
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Dallas
Harvey Bailey
Charles F. Urschel
Oklahoma City
Frank J. Blake
Justice Department
Schmid
Bailey
Oklahoma
Sam Sayers
Fort Worth
Shannons
Shannon son disputes Urschel kidnapping account
Dallas Times Herald reports Armon Shannon, 21, told federal authorities a different version of the Urschel kidnapping from his father R. G. Shannon. He described how George Kelly Albert Bates his father and he plotted the abduction at a Wise County farm and said he revealed details during his arrest. Bates attorney plans to seek federal removal to Oklahoma City on charges tied to the Urschel case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Dallas Times Herald
Armon Shannon
R. G. Shannon
Charles F. Urschel
Fort Worth
Armon
George Kelly
Albert Bates
Wise County
Shannon
Urschel
Treasury Head Visits White House on Public Works Drive
Overnight talks between the treasury secretary and President Roosevelt focused on financing public works. They discussed timing for funds needed by the Public Works Administration and a proposed executive order defining gold for enforcing the anti hoarding decree. Woodin expected to set up enforcement machinery, retirement in four days, and attention turned to upcoming quarterly refinancing next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Woodin
Public Works Administration
Roosevelt
Bond Issue Speakers Promote $20 Million Panhandle Plan
Radio campaign aims to win support for a $20,000,000 Panhandle bond issue. On Friday from 6:30 to 6:40 p m M T O Neil Amarillo businessman will give a radio address backing the bond amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
M. T. O'Neil
Amarillo
Bank Suspect Willing to Go to Kansas for Robbery
Two Kansas sheriffs arrived in Amarillo to return Howard Smith who fled bond after a January bank robbery in Bison. Smith, working a sandwich shop, admitted a $240 share and signed a waiver for return to Rush and Hutchinson counties.
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Kansas
Amarillo
Howard Smith
H. FE. Scott
LaCrosse
Rush County
Ed Cunningham
Hutchinson
Reno County
Bison
Scott
Hutchinson County
Kan
Cunningham
Marshal Turner
Sid Harper
Chester Grounds
Smith
Retail codes push wage hikes and 56 hour week in hearings
In a set of NRA hearings, retail druggists pressed for a 56 hour work week and wages of 14 to 15 dollars for large town employees. The plan aims to cover about 60,000 druggists and 150,000 workers with adjustments to existing contracts via the national retail trade authority. Houston was named permanent NRA district headquarters with W P Hobby as chairman and Joseph H Frost as vice chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Retail Trade Authority
Washington
Recovery Administration
Houston
NRA
Texas
Tex
U.P
District Recovery Board
W. P. Hobby
Joseph H. Frost
San Antonio
Roosevelt
Ernest L. Tutt
U. S. Department of Commerce
Department of Commerce Bureau
Maury Hughes
Dallas
Austin
Dry spell nears in Amarillo as Panhandle rains shift
The Panhandle sees scattered showers with Amarillo spared. Rain amounts vary from a fourth to an inch and a half in Black Friona Bovina Texico Clovis Portales Shattuck Derr ouzett Berger Skellytown Higgins and surrounding areas. Highways are drying and in excellent condition per the Panhandle Auto Club.
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Amarillo
J. Pluvius
Panhandle
Black
Friona
Bovina
Texico
Santa Fe
Clovis and
Portales
New Mexico
Shattuck
Derrouzett
Berger
Skellytown
Higgins
Claude
Fort Worth & Denver
Rock Island
Panhandle Auto Club
Debris crews clear streets after deadly hurricane floods
Rescue boats saved about 40 passengers from the City of Norfolk after it ran aground in Poconoke Sound. The Crescent Limited wreck disrupted rail traffic near Washington, with two dead crewmen and 13 injured. Floods linger in several states as the hurricane wanes over New York.
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Chesapeake Bay Line
City of Norfolk
Poconoke Sound
Norfolk
Washington
Crescent
North Carolina
Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Catskill
New York State
Madison
Cape Charles
Nerielk Saleir
Claude Tornado Destroys Stores and Homes
A powerful twister leveled roofs and shattered plate glass in Claude causing widespread damage. Witnesses report a two‑ground funnel, two ground strikes, and debris carried miles away with nearly two inches of rain. The event followed a similar Perryton tornado earlier this year with damages around 200000 dollars.
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W. A. McMurry
Charles Patterson
John E. Quarles Hardware Lumber Company
Farmers Grain and Implement Company
Claude
L. P. White
John P. Quarles Company
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Denver Depot
Panhandle
Perryton
Forgotten Men at Harley Sadler’s Tent Theater
The Amarillo merchants matinee offers the drama Forgotten Men with Gloria Sadler and her father earning top honors. The bill includes strong comedy and vaudeville by the Whitehouse Twins. Two shows are listed for Saturday night, The Angel of Hellsport followed by I Am a Fugitive From a Chain Gang, presented under American Legion auspices.
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Amarillo
Harley Sadler
Fourth Avenue
Jefferson Street
Gloria Sadler
Whitehouse Twins
The
American Legion
Three Held After Home Brew Raids In Potter County
Joe Taylor M C Crawford and Georgia Blake were arrested and charged with possession of liquor after sheriff raids. Officials seized 844 bottles of homemade beer and equipment at 406 Pittsburgh Street and 2600 East Eighth Avenue. Bonds set at 1000 dollars each.
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Joe Taylor
M. C. Crawford
Georgia Blake
Sheriff's Force
Pittsburgh Street
East
Eighth Avenue
Justice B. R. Clark
Potter County
Assault trial nears end in Pot ter County court
The trial of Tommy McMullen on two counts of aggravated assault related to an alleged beating of two girl companions in an automobile was near completion in Potter County court at noon Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy McMullen
Potter County Court
Cotton and stock markets rally in New Orleans and New York
New Orleans reports firm cotton and stronger cables with prices rising as futures gain on improved stocks and wheat outlook. Kansas City hogs, cattle and calves show slow trading with midrange prices. New York stocks rise on optimistic NRA outlook while oil shares remain firm. Public notices warn of Honor Roll processing delays and penalties for defacing federal property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Sterling
Kansas City
W. C. Keny
NRA
Kenyon
Department of Commerce
Houston
NRA fundraising and complaint forms distributed in Amarillo
NRA reports and complaint forms prepared by the adjustment committee head by Cullum at Amarillo Credit Association offices. Forms solicit details and corroboration, with mediation to follow and a council to recommend action. Spearheading reps include Fred Galle Lewis Fields Carl Makeig and route planned for Spearman campaign with NRA speakers and trailers in Amarillo theaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Credit Association
NRA
NRA Council
Spearman
Fred Galle
Lewis Fields
Carl Makeig
George Broome
Jim Lumpkin
Cleo Clayton
FE. C. Nelson
Herman Wright
Benford Arney
Amarillo
Mr. Hawk
NBA
al G. Barnes Circus
Exemptions Cited For Saturday Vote
Exemptions from poll taxes in the Saturday election are listed by Potter County tax collector Miss Jewell Davidson. Those 60 or older by January 1, 1932, those turning 21 between January 1, 1932 and August 26, 1933, and persons with certain disabilities are exempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell Davidson
Potter County
Oil price hikes shift after earlier failed attempt
Oil markets moved after attempts to raise prices failed earlier by New Jersey and Indiana standards. Barnsdall Refineries led with a 15 cent advance, setting Oklahoma and Kansas crude at 77 cents a barrel. Humble increased East Texas to 60 cents and Gulf Coast to 72 cents, Panhandle fields to 56 cents.
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Cnts
New Jersey
Indiana
Carter
Humble
Barnsdall
Oklahoma
Kansas
East
Texas
Gulf Coast
Panhandle
Brewers seek immediate stamp sale before September 15
The drys outs agree to issue stamps for immediate use after midnight September 14. A San Antonio firm has requested $12,000 worth of stamps. Lockhart warned he might approve sales to bidders offering money and pledging not to sell beer before September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Lockhart
Frank Peterson to Sing at Men’s Bible Meeting
Vocal soloist Frank Peterson will provide the musical feature at the T. Newton Hill Bible Class gathering Sunday morning at 9 40 at the Texas Theater. He will be accompanied by Elizabeth Jameson who will also assist with class singing led by C F Eaton. Judge W E Gee and Dr R C Snodgrass will teach the lesson.
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Frank 8. Peterson
T. Newton Hill
Texas Theater
Elizabeth Jameson
C. F. Eaton
W. E. Gee
R. C. Snodgrass
Young Ladies Three Piece Rig Pattern 1589
Anne Adams pattern 1589 offers a three piece outfit with bolero jumper and guimpe in wool and cotton. Sizes 12 to 20 with fabric amounts for size 16 and step by step instructions. Send 15 cents for pattern and catalog or 25 cents for both to The Amarillo Globe Pattern Department New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Amarillo Globe Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
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Son
Denver
Ben 3B. Laska
J. Foster Symes
Twister
Mr. White
Sadler
Kansas City Livestock
New York
Tts
Financial District
Case Threshing
Air Reduction
National Distillers
Western Union
Standard of New Jersey
California
Blue Eagle
Donald Bennett
Mr. Bennett
Bennett
Chicago
Joan F. Clark & Co
Ohio
Esbee
Columb Gas & Fl
Curtis
Douglas
du Pont ¥.i
Veue
Eastman Kodak
Elec Power
Eric RR
Foater Wheeler
Fox Fiery
Hersney Am Agm
Houston Oil
Houston New
Internat Cement
Internat Harvester Ao
Internat Nickel Rats
Internat T&t
Johne-Manville
Kelvinator
Kennecott
Kresge
Kroger Groe & Bekny
Ligg
Nat Dairy
Nat Distillers Ih
Nat Power & Light
National Steel
N_ Y Central
Ny-New Haven
Hartford
North Am Aviation
At & Coke
Ba Petroleum Corp
Phillips
Proctor & Gambie
Radio Orahagam
Keith van
Texas Pac Land Af
Tide-Water Assn
Transamerica
Union Carbide
U_ S Rubber
Dno. F. Clark and Co
WUS Steel
Hig
Vanadium Corp eThe
Alaska Junean Gold
Td Warner Bros
Allegheny Corp
Allied Chemical
Warren Bros
Allis Chalmers Sett
Westinghouse Electre
Ameralda Corp
Worthington Pump
Amer Car & Fdytee
Amer Power
Am Gas & Electric
Amer
Ate Amer ToboRali
Amer Water Works
Ser Pfé
Amer Woolen
Ford Motor Co
Ford of Canada
Asseo Dry Goods
Gulf Oil
Atchison
Humble Oil
Auburn Auto Niagara
Penn Road
Ay Aviation Corp
Standard of
Southern Royalties
Balt & Obio Aay
Swift & Co
Barnsdal| Co
United Gas Air
Jim Cannon
Potter County Repeal Committee
Frank Peterson
Men’s Bible Meeting
Shane
Amarillo Gold Mining CO
Polk St
Amarillo, Texas
Amarilla Gold Mining
Tocket
Adams
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