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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1934

Page

3

Loggers Seek Plane Wrecked in Washington

In fog near the Cascades a United Airlines passenger plane crashed. Co Pilot Dwight Hansen described the crash after reaching the site with loggers 100 miles from Seattle. Pilot Ben Redfield suffered possible arm injuries and a girl passenger possible leg injury. others escaped.

Seattle Wash United Airline Cascades Forest Here Dwight Hansen Hansen Ben Redfield Redfield Spokane Ben Marian Bennett Salt Lake City Mr. O. G. Johanneson Helen Curran Daisy Mooney Mercedes Boyd Winthrop, Wash Robert Co. Clark Wenatchee P. C. Beezley

Miss Davidson Testifies in Lubbock Robbery Trial

Miss Jewell Davidson Potter County tax collector is summoned as a witness in the robbery with firearms trial of Bill Dupee, Canadian World War I ace, opening in Lubbock. She will provide records on an automobile registered here by Earl Shaeffer, tied to three men charged in the M System store holdup that cost Robert Tharp his life. Dupee follows Paul Mitchell, Amarillo youth, who was convicted and sentenced to death, later commuted to life by the governor.

Jewell Davidson Potter County Bill Dupee Lubbock Miss Davidson Earl Shaeffer Robert Tharp Dupee Paul Mitchell Amarillo

American women deemed most beautiful by English illustrator

English stage designer Aubrey Hammond, visiting New York, declares American women the most beautiful in the world. He praises their legs and graceful style while noting shorts skirts of the past, but prefers blondes and says dark hair suggests intelligence. He plans no sketches this trip, observing unofficially.

William T. McCleery New York Aubrey Hammond Lees Hammond Hammond Ford

Jail Terms Set in Justice Court Plea Deals

Two men received jail terms and one was fined after pleading guilty to distinct charges before County Judge J. M. Simpson. Cunningham admitted theft of a radio from the Western Auto Store during its opening day and drew 45 days plus costs. Owens pleaded guilty to aggravated assault and paid 25 dollars plus costs. Sid McDaniel pleaded guilty to tampering with an automobile and received 30 days in jail plus costs.

J. M. Simpson. Co C. Cunningham W. T. Owens Sid McDaniel

14 Vacancies Exist in U S Army Service

U S Army recruiting officer for the Amarillo district said seven applicants were accepted this week. Vacancies remain at Fort Francis E. Warren in Cheyenne Wyoming, with the local Amarillo office serving as a unit. The army seeks young men with junior high school education or better. Mrs H C Ferguson of 1823 Polk Street will visit relatives in Knox City for two weeks.

Set. R. F. Forsythe U. S. Army Amarillo Fort Francis E. Warren Cheyenne Wyo Sgt. Forsythe

Humble Buys Rusk Acreage Near Wood Well

Humble Oil and Refining Company vice president Wallace F Pratt confirmed the purchase of 320 acres, 2000 feet southeast of the Wood discovery in the Rush field. The deal with Birmingham Development Company totaled about $300,000 in cash and oil payments. This large tract places Humble in the heart of the newly found field amid daily oil flow estimates.

Houston Wallace F. Pratt Humble Oil and Refining Company Wood Discovery Rush Field New Birmingham Development Company Humble Oil Company Humble Company New Rusk

No Change Likely in School Assessments

Amarillo valuation for school tax assessments will remain approximately at the $53,000,000 level set last year. The equalization board led by T. M. Bruner C. W. East and Homer Wheeler will finish its work today with a public hearing tentatively set for July 20. Any total change, if any, would be slightly lower, says George M. Waddill secretary of the board of education.

Amarillo T. M. Bruner C. W. East Homer Wheeler George M. Waddill Board of Education

Oil Promoter Given Four Year Sentence

H H Tucker Jr a 56 year old oil promoter was sentenced today to four years at Leavenworth and fined 1000 on mail fraud charges by a federal court jury. William F Tyree 62 received a year and a day in El Reno reformatory and a 1000 fine on a similar charge. Tucker had promoted the Texas American Syndicate of which Tyree was auditor and promoted in Coleman County Texas.

Dallas H. H. Tucker, Jr Leavenworth Tucker William F. Tyree el Reno Reformatory Texas American Syndicate Tyree Coleman County Tex

Daniels case set for hearing next Monday

District Attorney Grady Hazlewood announced that Mrs Frances Daniels faces a charge of driving while intoxicated and the case is scheduled for next Monday in 47th District Court. The incident involves an automobile from the scene of an acel-

Mrs. Daniels Grady Hazlewood Frances Daniels 47Th District Court

Amarillo Attorney Convicted in March Street Death Case

Joe V. Moore, Amarillo attorney, was convicted of murder without malice in a fatal March 21 accident on South Arthur Street that killed Shirley Palmateer 3. He has appealed to the State Court of Criminal Appeals. Cloves are described as the drid buds of a tropical evergreen tree.

Profit of 5200 on Public School Bonds

A profit of 5200 will be shown on bond purchases by the public school board. Twenty thousand dollars of short term bonds were bought at 02 cents savings in interest, with details of the transaction noted from last night’s board meeting.

Gasmaker by-products fuel school bond debate

The board claimed that $22,000 bonds would pay for themselves through savings, yielding real profit for taxpayers. They noted teachers for negro and Mexican schools were elected, and referenced Saccharin as a by-product of the gasmaker's refuse, described as 300 times sweeter than sugar and a coal tar derivative.

It Isn\u2019t the Soap Scent But The Lather In Clean

A compact ad copy notes that effective cleaning comes from rich lather rather than scent, praising bubbles and suds as the key to cleanliness. The line emphasizes practical cleaning action over perfumed detergents.

Kirk Castile

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