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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1935

Page

7

Utility plans stir Senate over Wheeler Rayburn bill

Washington reports the Wheeler Rayburn measure to abolish public utility holding companies faces renewed debate. Senator Tydings urges revision to pass regulatory provisions separately and study abolition later, while Wheeler defends the bill amid constitutional objections from Hastings and Dieterich.

Washington Wheeler-Rayburn Tydings Maryland Senate Wheeler Montana McKellar Democrat Tennessee Clark Democrat Missouri Congress Hastings Delaware Dieterich Illinois Securities and Exchange Commission Borah Idaho

Auto Industry Moves Toward 1929 Employment Levels

A look at the clash between the auto industry and the NRA as code provisions on hours and wages sparked conflict with Henry Ford and led to a drawn out dispute. The Automobile Manufacturers Association sought more hours to lift weekly earnings from 24.70 to nearer boom-year levels, while unionization efforts lagged among plant workers.

David J. Wilkie Detroit NRA Automobile Manufacturers’ Association Tually Ford Hugh Johnson Manufacturers’ Association American Federation of Labor National Automobile Labor Board Roosevelt Labor Board Automobile Ford-Johnson River Rouge Midh

Bouisson’s Booming Voice Fails to Save Cabinet

Paris June 5 Fernand Bouisson premier of France for a day used his voice to calm parliaments but the chamber of deputies defeated his government on financial matters. Born in Constantine Algeria he has long served Marseille as deputy since 1909 and was a shipper and government commissioner for maritime transports during the war.

Paris France Fernand Bouisson Marseille Chamber of Deputies Flandin Bouisson Namie Seine Communist Party Cachin Laval Algeria Constantine Socialist Party

Wise County Reunion Invites All Former Residents

Wise County natives now living in the Panhandle are invited to a June 22 reunion at Palo Duro State Park. An old fashioned basket picnic will accompany the program set by Ben Short who was named president. Registration starts at 9 30 in the morning with Sam Culwell as secretary and G T Vineyard Dan Pavillard and W F Nix as committee members. Hawaii football players often play barefoot improving kicking accuracy and can punt 50 yards.

Panhandle Wise County Palo Duro State Park Ben Short Sam Culwell G. T. Vineyard Dan Pavillard W F. Nix

Woman Freed Kills Herself After Acquittal

Alma Victoria Rattenbury, 31, acquitted of complicity in the mallet murder of her husband, was found dead by a river near Christchurch. Police say six stab wounds near the heart indicate self inflicted injury after she left a Mayfair nursing home with a companion.

London Alma Victoria Rattenbury Stour Choistchirch Rattenbury Bourenmouth Christchurch

Breath taking eyebrows spark Garner portrait and city robberies

A June Panhandle spree reports robberies at Santa Fe station depot and the Caldwell home with $200 cash stolen. Sheriff Harris leads a manhunt. bricks moved by truck tracks near city hall. Azadia Newman calls Garner’s brows breath taking after finishing his portrait.

Ginobe Panhandle Santa Fe C O Caldwell BR Harris J. JD. Raymond Caldwell Caldwells Santa Fe Station

Peck Leaves TWA to Take Braniff Traffic Manager Post

Walter Peck formerly with TWA resigned and assumed Braniff Airways traffic manager duties in Kansas City this morning. He left Amarillo yesterday. A. R. Williams will handle TWA downtown duties. WH Ostrander will make bi monthly trips from Albuquerque to help in Amarillo.

Walter Peck TWA Braniff Airways Kansas City Peck Amarillo English Field A. R. Williams WH. Ostrander Albuquerque

Aggravated Assault Charge Is Lodged

A formal complaint of aggravated assault was filed against Tom Barker by his step daughter Vera Crankard from 112 North Bowyer Street. Barker was arraigned in Justice Bob Clark's court with bond set at $1000 and remained jailed as the case heads to a grand jury for tomorrow's review.

Tom Barker North Bowyer Street Vera Crankard Barker Bob Clark

Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Aid Kidney and Bladder

An advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a safe diuretic to flush waste from kidneys and ease bladder irritation. It claims relief from nocturia, backaches, puffiness, cramps, and moist palms, stressing authenticity from Haarlem, Holland.

Haarlem Holland

Social Work Agencies Highlight Potter County Meeting

At the Amarillo Hotel yesterday the Amarillo Council of Social Workers reviewed agency reports. Mrs J Kendrick urged a larger Community Chest budget for Potter County School Children's Relief with funds for a past time school, emergency nurse, glasses, school supplies, and fees. Floyd Sloan outlined American Legion activities through Hanson Post including veteran aid and CCC enrollment. Edstrom described Potter County Transient Bureau functions and support for local civic groups and veterans graves.

Amarillo Abe Floyd Sloan Hanson Post CCC Crippled Children’s Council Childrens Home Potter County A. E. Edstrom Potter County Transient Bureau

Tax Valuation of Railroads Boosted

Preliminary intangibles tax valuations for 1 Texas railroad system reach 123.365 million dollars, up more than 150 percent from 1934, according to State Tax Commissioner R. B. Anderson. Pipeline valuations total 101.07 million, versus 97.957 million previously. final railroad and pipeline values were 30.329 million and 64.9998 million in 1934. Toll bridges show a slight decline, with first estimates at 200 thousand dollars.

Austin U.P Texas R. B. Anderson

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