Panhandle Plains farmers extended to June 15 for crop loan loans
Panhandle Plains farmers have June 15 to apply for summer fallow and winter wheat loans. Spring row crop loans closed Tuesday night, but wheat loan closures were extended by 15 days to allow growers to decide abandonment due to conditions. Maximum loan amount is 300 dollars. Line loans handled by community committees as before.
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Rites for Paul Kochan Friday at Sacred Heart
Paul Kochan longtime Amarillo resident and former pack plant operator dies after brief illness. Rites set for 9 a m Friday at Sacred Heart Cathedral with Monsignor Amirault in charge. Burial at Llano Cemetery. pallbearers include local Knights of Columbus members. Interment will follow at Llano Cemetery.
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Eight Hurt in Amarillo Traffic Crashes
Police reports show eight persons injured in Amarillo traffic incidents last th. Eight victims were in vans and none of the injured are in serious condition. Police logged 20 crashes in May with 96 reports this year and five fatalities.
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Tax Collectors Vote to Rewrite Archaic Laws in Texas
The Texas Tax Collectors Association closed its 29th annual convention in Houston voting to rewrite and simplify archaic Texas tax laws. Fort Worth chosen as the 1934 convention city. A. E. Warren of Belton elected president succeeding C. J. Lockhart. Paul Williams of Austin re elected secretary treasurer. Gibson Gayle of Waco named first vice president. C. Strauss of Bellville named second vice president.
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Austin
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Waco
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Bellville
Patton Named President Pro Tempore of Texas Senate
Senator Nat Patton of Crockett was elected president pro tem of the Texas Senate to serve until the next session. He defeated Senators George C. Purl of Dallas and John Hornsby of Austin for the post by a majority.
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McGinnis Jr. Drowns at Lake Dallas
John H. McGinnis Jr., six, son of a Southern Methodist University English professor, drowned at Lake Dallas yesterday while fishing with family. The boy reportedly fell into the water and did not survive.
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John H. McGinnis, Jr
Southern Methodist University
Lake Dallas
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