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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1935
Page
10
Somerset Kentucky reports a fatal blaze killed seven members of the Harper family in a cabin at Public, 16 miles east of her. In Rockcastle County a gunman killed a police family and himself, leaving a note about police pursuit. Neighbors noted blasting powder and carbide fueled the Harpers' fire. The seven bodies are to be buried in a single grave.
The Texas Railroad Commission ordered its motor transportation inspectors to work with the state highway patrol proration agents and local officers to stop illegal crude oil and its products from being shipped by trucks. The move widens state government effort to plug outlets for hot oil and gasoline.
The Globe publishes a reader driven cooking page with requests for recipes. Featured items include Palestine Cookies with almond toppings, yeast dough breads, egg dishes like Ragout of eggs, tomato egg dishes, multiple menus for winter dinners, and a Monkey Punishment note from Huntsville Texas reporting Jabbo the prison monkey returned in stripes after a break for freedom.
Oil Administrator Harold Ickes signaled the administration seeks a tougher oil regulation measure. He declined to detail proposals but said existing bills are insufficient and noted Supreme Court action eyed replacement of Section 9 C of the Recovery Act. He noted Texas producers may forego profits from hot oil pending Congress action.
A scanned fragment lists various meat items with per pound pricing such as pork and beef products. The ad mentions sliced bacon brisket rib roast liver brains hearts steak and chuck with a note on gas and refand trade terms.
The Texas Relief Commission started providing hot lunches to needy children in cooperation with local officials. Dietitians found meals boost attendance and improve classroom work, with Mrs. Helen Swanson stating children eagerly attend to get the lunch and perform better.
The discussion notes that state authorities could temporarily manage the river but could not ensure lasting control. Officials emphasize the need for a durable, cooperative framework to stabilize the waterway and prevent disruption to nearby communities.
Z D Bonner president of Commercial National Bank San Antonio John P Cunningham attorney and June R Morrow Illinois race track operator convicted in San Antonio federal court of disposing of 500000 in stolen government bonds. They received eight years in prison and 1000000 in fines. U S Fifth Circuit affirmed the sentence.
Ollie J. Warren 51 automobile dealer died in Fort Worth after a tire blowout caused his car to overturn near Marys Creek. He suffered a heart attack minutes later at a local hospital. Warren had recently become a partner in a Dallas used car agency after previously running in Fort Worth.
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