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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1935

Page

15

Panhandle Highway Projects Accelerate Across Texas Route Network

Texas highway officials report extensive work in Panhandle counties with 117 miles of in progress projects and 46 miles completed. Major 1924 paving included 16.6 miles on Highway 5 in Dalhart to Dalhart area, 83 miles toward Hartley County, and 17.3 miles on Highway 9 in Moore County toward the Pot County line. Underpass work on Highway 33 and 117 plus a key 14 mile grading on Highway 66 in Gray and Donley Counties known as Jericho Gap.

King Panhandle Ighty J. van London Enteer Texas Highway Cement Ivision 4 Mr. van Lon Dallamaty Dalhart Texe Hartley County Hartley Moore Coun Dumas Pot Randall Irty-Sixth Avenue Fillmore Gray County Wheeler Randall County Nyon Palo Duro State Park Hemphill Oscomb Ochiltree-Lipscomb County Canadian Amarillo Ander Booker Lipscomb Goun Rouzette Lipscomb County Gray and Donley Counties Jericho Gap

Amarillo Adopts Emergency Tax Penalty Ordinance 1935

The City of Amarillo votes an emergency ordinance setting penalties and interest on 1934 ad valorem taxes. It adopts state law changes and bases penalties on monthly payment timings through July 1, 1935, with a six percent interest rate.

Texas Potter Amarillo Leverne Calhoun Senate City of

Youth Dies Calmly in Electric Chair for Slaying Deputy

HUNTSVILLE Texas January 25 Laroy Lane died in the electric chair paying for the death of Dallas County Deputy Cecil Chapman. Lane walked calmly from his cell to the chair and was pronounced dead at 1213 AM The execution followed his two trials for killing Chapman during a holdup Marchal chase that left Lane and his brother Eugene Lane and Deputy Peck wounded A claimed confession by an 18 year old would be fiancee was retracted and Lane showed no remorse or last statements The clemency plea of Governor Allred was denied.

Huntsville Tex Laroy Lane Dallas County Cecil Chapman Chapman Lane T. T. Easley Eugene Dallas Bryan Peck Eugene Lane Peck Lewis- Ville Grapevine Steve Lanes W. W. Waid Waid James V. Allred Board of Pardons and Paroles

Writer Denies Divorce Move From El Paso to Juarez

Ludwig Lewisohn denies knowledge of a divorce suit filed for him in Juarez Mexico. Attorney Salvador Franco Arias says a summons has been airmailed to Mrs Lewisohn in New York City. The petition cites cruelty and incompatibility. Lewisohn aged 51 born in Berlin married Mary Arnold Crocker Lewisohn in Charleston in 1906. Judge Ignacio Guitierrez Zamora will decide the action.

EL Paso Salvador Franco Arias Ludwig Lewisohn Lewisohn Juarez Mexico New York City Berlin Mary Arnold Crocker Lewisohn Charleston S. C Ignacio Guitierrez Zamora

Police officers injured in early morning crash

Randy Lee and Lee Uselding of the Amarillo Police Department were injured when their scout car collided with an unlit vehicle on North East Eighth Avenue at 4 45 yesterday. Lee remained hospitalized with facial injuries and head lacerations, while Uselding suffered facial cuts and body bruises.

Randy Lee Lee Uselding Amarillo Lee St. Anthony's Hospital Uselding Eighth Avenue Garfield

Laundry Men Honor National Assn Leader in Amarillo

Ralph Oates of Buffalo president of the Laundry Owners' National Association was entertained at supper by Amarillo representatives of three steam laundries. In attendance were J. N. Vernon Russell Fowler Bob Ames Charley Messidge Clay Thornton and O. L. Campbell. They discussed laundry problems and current conditions. Oates said national laundry business volume was the best in three years.

Ralph Oates Buffalo Laundry Owners’ National Association Amarillo Silver Grill J. N. Vernon Russell F Wler Bob Ames Charley Mnssidge Clay Thornton O. L. Campbell Oates

Oklahoman Held In Officer s Death

Guy Dillhunty is jailed in Idabel Oklahoma on charges of slaying Constable Fletcher Rodgers in a gun duel near Idabel. He was moved from a Paris Texas hospital where he received wounds from the encounter. Deputy Robert Ives cited unclear motives and prior ill feeling between the men.

Idabel Okla Guy Dillhunty Fletcher Rodgers Here Dillhunty Paris Tex Robert Ives

Judge Gee to speak at PTA session tonight

Judge W. E. Gee of the 108th District Court will address the Highland Park Avenue PTA meeting at 8 o clock tonight on The Job of Being a Father. Music will be provided by the Beacon Quartet. An astronomical instrument can detect candle heat from 100 miles away.

W. E. Gee 108Th District Court Highland Park Avenue Beacon Quartet

Youths Seek New Homes After Bureau Controversy

Two 14 and 16 year old boys, confined at the Potter County transient bureau for five months, were transferred to probation authorities for placement. One ran away from Kansas City. the other alleges lifelong foster care upheaval. A disagreement over visiting the city once weekly led to the bureau transfer.

Potter County W. R. Bowden Government Transient Bureau Hattie Simpler Kansas City

Plan Last Services For John Youngblood

Tribute to the memory of John Youngblood 83 year old retired contractor. Services to be held 10 o'clock Saturday from Sacred Heart Cathedral. Pallbearers include W C Kenyon Lon Sellars Nath Hord S H Taylor C E McPherson and Mark Agee. Burial Llano Cemetery with N S Griggs and Sons in charge. Survived by three sons and three daughters.

John Youngblood Sacred Heart Cathedral W. C. Kenyon Lon Sellars Nath Hord S. H. Taylor C. E. McPherson Mark Agee Llano Cemetery N.S. Griggs and Sons Mr. Youngblood Panhandle Fairmont Street

Mrs. Ethel Walker Taken by Death

Ethel Walker age 42 wife of Sanders Walker of Amarillo died at 3 20 am Friday at her mother Mary Allison home 610 East Tenth Avenue She is survived by her husband her mother one son S M Walker two brothers and five sisters from Amarillo Funeral services will be at 10 am Saturday at Blackburn Shaw chapel with Rev R M Huckabee officiating burial in Llano Cemetery

Ethel Walker Sanders Walker Maryland Street Mary Francis Allison East Tenth Avenue S. M. Walker E. M J. E. Allison Amarillo R. H. Caver Fr. Worth Geo E. Reeves Albuquerque O. M. Redding

Blood drive aids Earl Coombs in Tacoma

Nearly 100 people offered blood to doctors trying to save Earl Coombs Deputy U S Customs Collector aged 35 with a rare form of anemia. Some donors with the correct blood type were found. In Chile fifteen thousand teachers must take competence examinations.

Tacoma, Wash U.P Earl Coombs U. S Chile

Licensing of Public Utility Gains Support

The federal trade commission urged federal licensing of public utility holdings to curb monopolistic control. It cited 1929 data showing 16 holding company groups owned about 92 percent of U S electrical output and proposed three constitutional paths to broader federal regulation, including interstate licensing.

Washington Federal Trade Commission

Farmington Nursery fire displaces 20 children safe

A four story frame building of the Farmington Nursery for blind children in Hartford caught fire last night. Twenty children and 13 employees escaped unharmed as the blaze destroyed the structure. Firemen battled the flames through the night.

Hartford Conn Farmington

Amarillo Chamber condemns gas waste in Panhandle field

Following a tour of stripping plants in the Panhandle oil and gas field Amarillo Chamber of Commerce directors pass a resolution condemning natural gas waste Copies are sent to the Texas governor lieutenant governor attorney general and each member of both houses urging immediate legislation to curb waste The resolution notes the Panhandle's gas and oil resources underpin Amarillo's growth and warns of impending dissipation under current laws

Panhandle Oil and Gas Amarillo Panhandle Chamber of Commerce and Board of City Development City of

Scouts Begin Roundup Preparations in Amarillo

The Amarillo Area Boy Scouts hold rehearsal meetings as they prepare for the second annual Round-Up on February 15 and 16 at the Municipal Auditorium. Tickets go on sale at 25 cents general, 50 cents for boxes and logos, funds raised through house-to-house campaigns. The program plans include 16 events, each short in duration, with Scout Executive Marvin J. Paul and Council President C. W. Seibel urging public attendance.

Boy Scouts Amarillo Municipal Auditorium Asid Marvin J. Paul

Pershing Faces Subzero Cold En Route to Arizona

General John J. Pershing, commander of the American Expeditionary Forces, braved a subzero spell in Kansas City while tracing a winter retreat route toward Tucson Arizona. The Associated Press photo captures his voyage southward as colder weather grips Missouri.

Missouri John J. Pershing Kansas City Tucson Ariz Associated Press

Debate on Child Marriage Laws in Lahore Committee

witnesses at the federal committee hearing in Lahore urged stopping child marriage in India. Proposals ranged from setting minimum ages to 16 for girls and 23 for boys to criminal penalties for husbands who abuse wives. Din Muhammad argued fines would burden parents. the panel continued deliberations.

India Federal Lahore Raja Nerendranath Din Muhammad

Gold Coast Chief Declares War on Dutch Gin Imports

Sir Oford Atta, Crowned Paramount Chief, launches a campaign against Dutch gin imports to West Africa. He recounts a London gift of gin that was poured out on his return, a symbolic act said to unite his people in shunning the spirit.

Europe Oford Atta Gold Coast West Africa London

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