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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1935

Page

12

Railroads in East Texas Oil Field Accept Only State Tender

Texas officials claim power to regulate oil movement and railroads bow to the Texas Railroad Commission. Rail lines order shipments require state tenders for interstate and intrastate oil and oil products, aiming to prevent a flood of hot oil after federal control ends. Refineries report limited operation and continued illegal oil use as some independents pledge compliance with state rules. Market fears ease as proration expectations persist.

Kilgore Texas East Texas Texas Railroad Commission U. S Federal Tender Board Railroad Commission Federal Board Commission East

Liberty League controlled by big business, money men say

A United Press survey found the American Liberty League under the influence of executives from major firms. The executive committee and advisory council include leaders with assets in the tens of billions and directorships at U. S. Steel, General Motors, Standard Oil, Chase National Bank, Goodyear, Westinghouse, Mutual Life, and other large companies. The 156 advisory members span banks, railroads, utilities, and manufacturers.

United Press Washington U.P American Liberty League League U. S. Steel Corp General Motors Standard Oil Co Chase National Bank Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Co Baltimore & Ohio R. A The Mutual Life Insurance Co Alfred E. Smith American Telephone and Telegraph Co Armour and Co U. S. Steel Mutual Life E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Co

Nation Is Healthy Despite Low Mood

Surgeon General Hugh S. Cummings announced the United States remains in good health despite economic jitters. The annual report shows tuberculosis deaths at 59 per 100000, typhoid fever 3.5 per 100000, and diphtheria 3.9 per 100000, all record lows.

Washington U.R Hugh S. Cummings U. S. Public Health Service United States Cummings

Laska Moves to Bar Indictment in Urschel Case

Denver lawyer Ben B. Laska filed a federal motion in Oklahoma City to set aside his indictment on charges of receiving part of the Urschel ransom fund. The motion calls the indictment trumped up as his trial set for February 18.

Oklahoma City Ben B. Laska Denver Laska

Two Slug Guards Escape Prison Wall Bid

Two convicts escaped from the state prison after slugging two guards but two others who tried to flee were captured while attempting to scale the wall. The escapees were Lawrence Baldway 26 Wareham Point Com serving 18 to 20 years for assault and battery and robbery and William Baker 19 Springfield serving 10 to 20 years for assault and battery with intent to kill.

Boston State Prison Lawrence Baldway Warehouse Point Com William Baker Springfield

Brownsville Carnival Bond Rule Sets Public Liability

Brownsville Texas requires every carnival operating in the city to post a public liability bond of 100000 dollars to cover potential damages or injuries and to ensure financial responsibility for events held within city limits.

Brownsville Tex

Ban on Religion in All Mexican Private Schools

Mexico City reports President Lazaro Cardenas issued strict reforms placing private schools under government supervision. No religious symbols allowed anywhere in schools and 75 percent of teachers must be Mexican. The American School, largest in Mexico, closed and was told to create departments for atheism and socialism. Other foreign schools include English French and German.

Mexico City Mexico Lazaro Cardenas Education Department

Tribute to Art Lovan Finalized by Chapel Service

Last tribute to Art Lovan 32 will be given at Griggs Chapel at 4 tomorrow. Rev Guy Newman will officiate with pallbearers C W Aiken Homer Loyd George Tiner Layden Stidger Wesley Hallum and Whittaker. Burial in Liano Cemetery. Survivors include wife Flossie Lovan two children Wallace 10 Jewel 8 his mother Mrs R O Lovan Willow Springs Mo two brothers and three sisters. Raymond Lovan Mountain Grove Mo Joe Lovan Willow Springs Mrs Garford L Wilkerson Amarillo Mrs Michael Issiah Knox Ind and Miss Dorothy Mae Lovan Willow Springs.

Art L. Lovan Griggs Chapel Guy Newman First Baptist Church C. W. Aiken Homer Loyd George Tiner Layden Stidger Wesley Hallum Whittaker Liano Cemetery Lovan West Sixth Avenue Flossie Lovan Wallace Jewel R. O. Lovan Willow Springs Raymond Lovan Mountain Grove Joe Lovan Garford L. Wilkerson Amarillo Michael Issiah Knox Ind Dorothy Mae Lovan

Death of Col. John D. Crockett, Alamo Hero Descendant

Col. John David Crockett aged 67, great grandson of David Crockett, died yesterday in Pine Bluff Arkansas. Born August 1 1858 in Crockett Bluff he was at one time the world's largest individual cotton planter.

Pine Bluff Ark John David Crockett David Crockett Crockett Bluff

Potter County Youths Leave for CCC Camp

Twenty five Potter County boys were among 184 who yesterday entrained for New Mexico points to serve the Civilian Conservation Corps for the current six months. Names include Howard Roles Theodore B Franklin James Whitley John S Honeycutt Loyd Jobe James E Thompson Homer E Moore J Gibbon Edwin Allard Arthur Pasco Bob Smith Wilson Utley Jesse Murrell Boyd Robert Taylor Ray Gwinn Walter A Roby Clarence Parr Ralph M Barnes John C Birdwell Alton Harrell Vernon Bruce Marvin Gardner Charles Ferguson and Shirley Foster.

Potter County New Mexico Civilian Conservation Corps Howard Roles Theodore B. Franklin James Whitley John S. Honeycutt Loyd Jobe James E. Thompson Homer E. Moore J. Gibbon Edwin Allard Arthur Pasco Bob Smith Wilson Utley Jesse Murrell Boyd Robert Taylor Ray Gwinn Walter A. Roby Clarence Parr Ralph

Loch Ness Dragon Scare Adds to Scotland's Fame

A local feature notes Loch Ness amid ancient castles and battlefield lore, describing a dragon scare as part of the lake's storied myth. The piece frames the legend against historic sites and dramatic scenery surrounding the Scottish landmark.

Loch Ness Scotland

Cactus Jack Garner Dons Dress Suit For State Dinner

Washington January 9 The Vice President and Mrs Garner attended a state dinner at the White House in a new streamlined limousine. Garner wore a dress suit marking a change from old habits while Mrs Garner wore a plain satin dress.

Cactus Jack Garner Washington Garner White House Gann-Longworth

Fishermen Misread Dragon Myth as Water Stump

Local tale claims a mysterious sea dragon sighting near the coast, but elders say the reported creature was actually a distant old tree stump jutting from the water. Eyewitness accounts sparked rumors before clarification arrived.

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