Roosevelt to Seek Federal Oil Control in Recovery Bill
Secretary Ickes says President Roosevelt will push a federal oil control amendment to supplement codes and licenses in the industrial recovery bill. The proposal would regulate production and allocation of petroleum, curb interstate transport of violative products, and align domestic and imported supplies under federal rules.
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Washington
Interior
Ickes
House
Ways and Means
Roosevelt
Senate
Akron and Cleveland tour on airship Macon plans
Arthur Brisbane visits a GE lab near Cleveland and Akron discusses the Macon airship. Pledges better condition and fuel efficiency, noting the ship could cross the Atlantic or Pacific and carry passengers and bombs if properly equipped.
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Pacific
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Bank clearings in Dallas reach 1933 high of 102 million
Dallas May bank clearings totaled 102,218,071.83 dollars, up from 93,867,545.87 dollars in April and 101,449,529.16 dollars in May 1932, signaling strong financial activity this year.
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Dallas
U.P
Weather Forecast for Amarillo and West Texas
Local scattered showers tonight and Friday. West Texas west of the 100th meridian partly to generally cloudy with local showers west portion tonight. New Mexico partly fair tonight and Friday with little temperature change. Temperatures today reach 63 to 82 degrees.
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West Texas
100Th Meridian
New Mexico
Morgan list names judges and officials linked to Morgan deals
A Senate inquiry reveals a fourth list of J. P. Morgan & Company clients who bought 82 000 shares of United Corporation Morgan Utilities stock in 1929 at 75 dollars each. Names include Owen J. Roberts and W W Atterbury with further ties to Drexel & Co and Pennsylvania officials. The total potential paper profits approach 2 million dollars and income taxes cited total 51 538 000 for 1917 to 1929.
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J. P. Morgan & Company
Senate
Owen J. Roberts
Supreme Court
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Roberts
United Corporation
Morgan Utilities Stock Holding Company
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Pennsylvania
Leonard Keyes
Texas Legislature Near Adjournment After 143 Day Session
Lawmakers completed work and notified the Governor and Senate they were ready to adjourn. The 143 day session set a length record. House and Senate agreed on a $333 000 claims appropriation and on college tuition bills. The clock was turned back as adjournment neared. House cut prior pink boll worm, tick eradication, and hoof and mouth disease claims funds. Governor Ferguson signed a school warrants bill permitting interest bearing warrants to pay teachers. Oil policy discussed with a recovery plan caveat.
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Senate
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Grocery Loot Case to Jury
Evidence in the shell of Shell Goodwin a former butcher on trial for burglary of the Fowlkes Bros Grocery Store at 322 West Tenth Avenue on the night of November 24 1932 was given to the jury at noon Wednesday in 47th District Court. Goodwin was charged with obtaining 112 dollars hidden by R J Fowlkes manager of the store. He was employed by the store at the time. One felony indictment was returned by the Potter County grand jury Wednesday. Sentences Concurrent The 47th court returned here after two days in court at Claude where W O Vermillion was convicted on an eight year old offense of bank burglary and his punishment set at four years in the penitentiary by Judge Henry S Bishop. The sentence to run concurrently with a 10 year sentence Vermillion is now serving from Daingerfield on a charge of bank robbery. Judge Bishop has ordered the return of 10 cases or 240 bottles of Coors brewery beer seized by the sheriff's force from R A Cody of Amarillo on the Canadian River bridge. Defense Attorney S F Rose contended the search of Codys car on the bridge was illegal and an improper search warrant and that the beer was for medicinal purposes Cody having a doctor's order. He was not indicted and gained his release on bond. He said he was bringing the automobile load of beer from Colorado to Amarillo for his own use. Sheriff's department opened war on beer joints Wednesday night with a raid at 1309 East Eleventh Avenue. More than 200 bottles of home brew were seized. W S Shirley was charged with possession of the brew and lodged in county jail in lieu of bond.
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Potter County
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W. O. Vermillion
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Daingerfield
Coors Brewery
R. A. Cody
Amarillo
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F. Rose
Cody
Colorado
Sheriff's Department
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General Motors Favors Five Percent Wage Increase
General Motors Corp announces corporate policy favoring a five percent wage rise. Operating divisions may act at their own discretion to implement the increase, with headquarters mainly in the Detroit area. No immediate action details were available.
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General Motors Corp
Detroit
Vacation Brings Police Warning To Youngsters
Police Chief W R McDowell urged parents to remind children to respect others property as school breaks begin and reports of trampling flower beds ripping shrubs and damaging trees rise. He noted kids act thoughtlessly when at play and stressed valuing trees.
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Eight Camps to Texas Escape With Bank Suspect
Three Joplin peace officers and Missouri officers secured the prisoner Hollis Hale in a carefully guarded handoff after an order released him on habeas corpus. Hale is charged in a November bank robbery at Orange, Missouri, and authorities feared Clyde Barrow might attempt a rescue. The escort passed through Hillsboro as a precaution, with Judge Scott issuing further instructions to West, Hillsboro, Fort Worth and Dallas.
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Midget Miss Graf Steals Morgan Show at Hearing
Washington reports a circus midget Miss Graf, aged 31, caused a light moment during the Morgan Senate investigation. She sat on J P Morgan's lap and chatted as spectators laughed, the press agent guiding the scene amid stern questions. Morgan kept good humor throughout the interlude.
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Roosevelt approves 257 forest work camps in 35 states
President Roosevelt authorizes 257 forest work camps across 35 states to employ about 50 000 men. The tally rises to 1 556 camps nationwide with eight in Texas five in Arkansas one in New Mexico and ten in Oklahoma. Announcement of locations expected Tuesday. Also Bear Mountain New York to host the first woman’s unemployed camp funded by federal aid to test a camp life equivalent for jobless women.
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Bratton Confirmed as Circuit Judge in Tenth Circuit
President Roosevelt nominated Senator Bratton of New Mexico for a seat on the tenth circuit court of appeals. Within an hour the Senate confirmed him, suspending other business to expedite the action and ordering notice of confirmation sent to the President.
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Minister Rev Jack White of Amarillo Dies at 45
Reverend Jack White, 45, a member of the Assembly of God Church ministerial staff, died at 10 this morning in a local hospital after an extended illness. He had lived in Amarillo for three years. Funeral arrangements will be announced by N H Griggs and Sons.
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Am Awaiting Your Call Ad In Business Service Columns
A snippet notes various trades such as painter, paper hanger, carpenter, gun repair expert, plumber, cleaner, and window washer advertising their services daily in the Business Service Columns. It mentions Mr and Wonsult Int Ads in the section.
Middies Hear the President
President Roosevelt urged Naval Academy graduates to build friendships beyond their own class and service. He attended the Annapolis ceremony to issue commissions and told the new officers to avoid exclusive cliques and to seek fellowship with ordinary Americans.
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Panhandle Boundary Dispute To Be Discussed In Oklahoma City
Oklahoma and Texas legislative committees will meet in Oklahoma City on June 10 to resolve the Panhandle boundary dispute. Sen. Clint Amarillo chairman of the joint committee announced the gathering to discuss the line extending the Oklahoma Panhandle from Dallam County eastward.
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Automobile registrations near pre May peak at Dallab
Pre May registrations reached 805 new cars in Dallab on June 10, the highest since May 1931 when 897 were registered, reflecting a strong local demand for vehicles.
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World Fair Goodwill Tour Offered for 75 Dollars
Wilbur Hawk announces an all expense trip to the World Fair aboard the Globe-News Goodwill special priced at 75 dollars for Amarillo travelers. Deposit of 10 dollars required with balance due by June 20. Departures start June 26 with Chicago arrival after 22 hours.
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