Credit Men Hold Panhandle Sessions at Herring Hotel
Twenty five officers from four Panhandle Production Credit Associations opened a two day conference in the Herring Hotel with state and national officials to speak. Virgil P. Lee and W. J. McMillen headlined talks while Tully C. Garner, called home to Uvalde, couldn’t attend. Directors from Amarillo Canadian Valley Memphis Plainview and Plainview associations were invited to attend the meeting and review stock holdings and loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Production Credit
Panhandle
Herring Hotel
State
National Association
Virgil P. Lee
Production Credit Corporation of
Houston
Tully C. Garner
Production Credit Corporation
Texas
Uvalde
McMillen
T. H. Black
Higgins
Texas Production Credit Association
Amarillo
Wheeler
F. P. Rogers
Perryton
C. L. Chomas
Pampa
L. L. Palmer
Alanreed
Memphis Production Credit Association
J. H. Smith
O. W. Stroup
Quitaque
H. W. Stringer
Memphis
W. O. Jones
Paducah
C. E. Fletcher
Childress
Plainview Production Credit Association
Frank P. Bain
W. C. Dinwiddie
Tulia
J. P. McCarr
Plainview
Clan Ridings
Lockney
W. M. Pool, Jr
Muleshoe
C. W. Smiley
Littlefield
Youth Dies in Crash Near Camp Mathis
A truck returning from a Kingsville dance to Camp Mathis CCC plunged 150 feet. One youth, Jose Jaime a 24 year old CCC enrollee from Falfurrias, died. Hilberto Moya of Refugio suffered serious internal injuries and a broken nose. Nine others were injured in the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
U.P
Kingsville
Camp Mathis
CCC
Jose Jaime
Falfurrias
Hilberto Moya
Refugio
Smiths Parting Gesture Marks End of Alliance
The article recalls Smith and Roosevelt Garner ties. In 1932 Smith backed the Roosevelt Garner ticket, attended the inauguration, and marched with Tammany in the parade, declining a seat with New Dealers as the last conciliatory act between two once closely aligned partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Roosevelt-Garner
Tammany
Markets KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK AND NEW ORLEANS COTTON
Markets report from Kansas City shows cattle calves and hogs trading unevenly with packer top at 10.05 for 180 to 250 pound feeders and declines of 20 to 25 cents versus Friday. Sows and stock pigs weaker while beef cattle and vealers show small price ease amid active supply. In New Orleans cotton futures slump as selling pressure and rains in the Southeast pull October to 12.62 and December to 12.56 with Januaries around 12.49 and March 12.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
ITV
New Orleans
New York
A. Pierce & Co
Amarillo
Amer Y Tee Beesee
Amer Smelt & Ref . Ae
Amer Rig Mills
Amer Te: & Tel Pr
Armour & Co. A Anaconda Copper
Atchison Top & American Rad
Baltimore & Ohio Eee
Tat Barnsdall Oil Or
Baldwin Soco Ceeee Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Bt Borden Socevsas
Budd Mfgraves
Seeee Wee
Amy ‘Chi Rock Island & Pac
South Pac RR Southern Railway
Chrysler Ee
Aee
Columb Gas & ‘Blee
Taeeenrvewee
Servel
Credit Sewnewenee
Sperry Corp
Stewart-Warner Tee
With & South
Studebaker Seaee
Consol Oil
Eeeveser Tee
Curtiss Wright
Western Union Peeee
Goodrich
Woolworth
Goodyear
Great West Sage
E. A. Pierce & Co
Houston Oilveteen
Amerillo
Houdaille Hershey
Hudson Motors
Arkansas Nail Gas
Internal Harvester
BS Cities Service
Peeve
Ty Cities Service
Johns Manville
Gulf Oil
Humble Oil
Sunray Oil
Kennecott Copper
United Gas Corp'n. Tenner
Kroger Groc & Ba
Mack
Texas RR Rm
Kan & Texas Pfd
Montgomery-Werd Murray Corp'n
Nash Motors
Natl Dairy Prods
Natl Power & Light
BBM
NY Central
North American Aviation
Ohio
Otie Steel
Packard Motors Tegees A. Ba Paramount
Penney Co
Pennsylvania RR
Phillips Yee One Ms
Sears Roebuck
Early boosters arrive for Route 66 Will Rogers rally
C M Bartlett of Miami Oklahoma arrives at the Chamber of Commerce to assist the Texas Highway No 5 opening rally. Katherine Darst a St Louis writer will travel the 66 route to California to report and write features about scenic and industrial points. Over 300000 Will Rogers Highway maps circulated and a 48 page lithographed souvenir edition is planned by the National U S Highway 66 Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Bartlett
Miami
Okla
Will Rogers
Chamber of Commerce
Bartlett
Katherine Darst
St. Louis
California
U. 8
Irvin S. Cobb
National
Highway rally to unite regions across Texas Panhandle
The Texas highway association and state officials plan a rally at the Amarillo area with an informal morning meeting at the Amarillo Hotel and a Palo Duro Park barbecue where Hines will speak. Delegates come from as far as Denver and San Antonio. Wade Brymer leads planning with Guy Saunders and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gib Gilchrist
Texas
Beauchamp and Matthews
Colorado
Armarillo Hotel
Palo Duro State Park
Hines
Dixie
Panhandle
San Antonio
Denver
R. L. Baymer
Palo Duro Park
Bill Adams
Bill Baker
Norman D. Bartlett
Bob Epperson
Herb Budke
Charles Fisk
Bill Riddle
H. J. McKitterick
Norris Ewing
Ben Henson
Bill Gilstrap
Bruce Autry
John K. Boyce
Ray Pinkney
Charles Rogers
Elmer Keen
Charley Lowe
Fred DeCoster
Jesse Merriman
Roundup to Ship 50 Tons of Hay by Truck
A farmer declares he is completing a roundup and will send back 50 tons of hay by truck. The statement notes the transportation quality and longevity of the supply.
The Blue-Eyed Philosopher Plans Gold Mine Trek to Death Valley
Scotty, 60, rebuilt castle in Grapevine canyon since 1922 with $2,300,000 spent. He aims to head into the rocks for five weeks after training 55 tons of grain hauled at $35 per ton. He warns of 135 degree heat and says he will be alone with the mules for a rugged isolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotty
Grapevine Canyon
Death Valley
Hughes in Fatal Crash Involving Unidentified Companion
Police report that Hughes admitted drinking while driving and refused to identify his companion. His car struck a pedestrian in a safety zone after hitting a traffic button, Meyer died almost instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
C. P. Wallace
Meyer
Obedi ent One Finds A Home For a Slow Fox
Bedtime continues with the tale of the Obedient One and his bold brother as they seek places to settle. A young Fox named the Slow One emerges from the Old Pasture bounds and faces repeated judgments of laziness as he ventures into independence.
The Slow One and the Bobcat Trap
A tale from Burgess portrays the Slow One out hunting in the Great World when a Bobcat named Yowler snatches him. He recalls how his siblings would have caught the mouse with ease, and the story leads into The Two Sisters.
Demi-Widow confronts a jealous suitor in a tense scene
The man declares he loves a Paris girl and demands the widow prove a claim in writing. She refuses, recalls rumors she circulated, and the room tightens with anger as accusations fly. The scene centers on trust, pride, and alleged deception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mademoiselle
Paris
Silvery Tongue and Beatriz Reach A Breaking Point
Beatriz tells Bernardo Campos she does not love him as he pleads to win her forgiveness. He learns her father has taken her to London while she stays away until he proves he means nothing to her. Coco senses the rift as Beatriz speaks with a calm, firm voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Coco
Bernardo Campos
Beatriz
Tomorrow A Woman Alone Amid a Love-Torn Claim
A dramatic snippet shows a quarrel where a crying character accuses another of feigned affection while a man returns from death and a woman names pride as the obstacle. The scene hints at romantic tension and unresolved feelings.
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. J. McMillen
Washington
W. L. Jones
Garner
Production Credit Corporation of Texas
Kansas City Livestock
BE A, Pierce & Co
Ioaigeoe
Ren Tim
Rhome
Raton Pass
Wade Brymer
Highway Department
The
Guy Saunders
Carl Hinton
T. E. Johnson
Binford Arney
Junior Chamber of Commerce
DR. A. F. Lumpkin
Shoreham
Washington, D. C
Robert
John A. Merritt
DAL “Viz pAints
Panhandleplains
Great Panhandle Plains
Panhandle-Plains
Panhandle- Plains
Hunsley Paint Mfg. CO
Starillo
Pinkney Packing
the Best Foods, Inc
Abby” Hartnett
Bill Ferguson
Ava Kimmey
Kimmey
Pineton-Ralem, M.O