Hinton Reports To Directors On Washington Trip
Carl Hinton, Amarillo Chamber of Commerce official, returned from a two week Washington stay with a detailed report. He cited federal funds from the 1.5 billion relief appropriation for High Plains lakes and ponds and urged continuation of the program to ensure results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingon
Carl Hinton
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Panhandle
High Plains
Hinton
Conelugion
Mouch
Rainy Spell Ends Weatherman Predicts Fair Plains Weather
Weatherman H T Collman says the rainy spell is over and Thursday’s forecast calls for fair weather on the Plains. Scattered showers possible in parts of the Panhandle tonight. Earlier floods, tornados, and fog marked the week with Perryton and Clarendon reporting heavy rain and large hail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H T. Collman
Collman
Panhandle
Plains
Perryton
Oklahoma Panhandle
Beaver River
Globe Today
Clarendon
Amarillo Police Stamp 4200 Portraits in Rogues Gallery
Amarillo’s rogues gallery now lists 4,200 mug shots as Virgil Beavers, head of the criminal identification bureau, stamps the latest photo. Postmaster W. J. De Grassi is among new civil identification subjects. Prints are sent to Washington. Reports mention broken windshields caused by large beetles with hard armored shells.
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Amarillos
Virgil Beavers
Criminal Identification Bureau
Police Department
Panama Canal
Bank Night sparks legal dispute over lottery label
Courts differ on whether bank night constitutes a lottery. Hawkins argues the scheme offers indirect consideration to theater goers who buy admission to gain a prize edge. A Texas bill to regulate bank night was discussed but not moved forward after today’s session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkins
Unclear plea for work posted to FAULK
Fragmentary note seeks a job from a motherless home or household tasks. Mentions willingness to do housework, requests a modest wage, shows uncertainty and possible misspellings.
Doyle Burial Tomorrow for J R Doyle Higgins cattle man
Funeral plans for J R Bob Doyle a Higgins cattleman are set with services at Sacred Heart Cathedral tomorrow morning and a 2 PM interment in Higgins cemetery. Doyle died yesterday in an Amarillo hospital after a two week illness. He owned the Box T Ranch extending into Oklahoma and is survived by a son John Doyle his mother and two brothers Frank of Higgins and H C Doyle of Kansas City.
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J. R
Bob" Doyle
Higgins
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Doyle
Amarilla
N.S. Griggs & Sones
Bond posted by Chasteen on forgery charge
RC Chasteen posted a 500 bond after allegedly passing a raised check. Sheriff Bill Adama said the instrument was cashed at Redding's Live and Let Live Grocery. Charges were filed before Justice of Peace C. W. Carder. The forged check was drawn on Amarillo Livestock Sales Company.
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RC Chasteen
Chasteen
Bill Adama
Redding
Live and Let Live
Justice of Peace
C. W. Carder
Amarillo Livestock Sales Company
Mexican Consulate Official Loses Billfold on Texas Trip
Mario Fernandes from the Mexican consulate reported his billfold lost between Amarillo and Dalhart while traveling from the Colorado School of Mines. The wallet contained $19 in cash and his passport and papers were in the car, police were notified and he continued to Laredo.
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Amarillo
Dalhart
Colorado School of Mines
Mario Fernandes
Fernandes
Laredo
Shriners Meet Tonight at 6 30 in Masonic Building
KHiva Temple Shriners plan the monthly business session at the Masonic Building this evening. Potentate Rolla Cartwright announces dinner at 4 40 with a 20 minute Dixie Dice student entertainment starting 7 90. Hebiner handles meal, Carder in charge of program.
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Khiva
Rolla Cartwright
Dixie Dice
Businesa Aeasion
Henry Hebiner i
Macon Carder
Diana Battye Found After Eight Day Disappearance
London police reported Diana Battye, 21, a wealthy socialite known as England's most photographed beauty, was found at dawn sobbing on a London doorstep near her fiancé Michael Asquith's home. A threatening letter to Asquith preceded her return, and she was placed under medical care as investigators consider a possible lovers’ quarrel. Nearby speculation linked her eight day disappearance to broader search efforts across the British Isles as photographers chased her story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Scotland Yard
Diana Battye
Michael Asquith
Didi
England
Young Asquith
Tiana Unles
Singing Redmen of Bacone College Ama rillo Concert
The Singing Redmen of Bacone College presented a varied program in Amarillo in the Amarillo College of Music auditorium. Okla students sang Indian Western sacred and classical numbers under director Gordon Bergey. Highlights included Mallotte The Lords Prayer and a Gilbert and Sullivan parody H M S Pinafore. Cherokee bass James Capps and Navajo tenor Martin Napa delivered standout solos and the group departed for California.
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Redmen
Bacone College
Amarillo
Philharmonic Club
Oklahoma
Amarillo College of Music
Mallotte
James Capps
Old
Wyoming
The
Lone Prairie
Martin Napa
Gordon Bergey
California
CC Dance at Puqua Ranch Friday Night
The Civilian Conservation Corps camp at Puqua Ranch hosts a Friday night dance with music by the camp orchestra directed by Red Malin. Henry G. Blalock will perform a tap dance as Amarillo entertainers provide a floor show. Dancing starts at 8:30 with refreshments served. the public is invited.
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Veterans of
Civilian Conservation Corps
Puquaranch
Red” Malin
Henry G. Blalock
Amarillo
Wil
Rural School Bill Is Signed By Governor Allred
Gov. James V. Allred signed two major biannual appropriations the $11 million rural school aid and the $14.13 million eleemosynary institution bill. He noted no vetoes and said the rural aid should smooth needs through 1939. He planned to sign the remaining departmental bill soon, keeping deadlines in view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
U.P
James V. Allred
Alfred
Allred
Ear sounding device aids expectant fathers in fetal monitoring
Atlantic City June 9 7 two UC physicians Kerr and Bassett described a new stethoscope dubbed symbolphone to locate internal sounds. The instrument promises warning fathers about one to five expected children and assists studying heart and lung sounds and other bodily noises for medical insight.
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Atlantic City
N. J
University of California
William J. Kerr
A. M. Basset
American Medical Association
Sage Case Set for Trial in County Court
An Amarillo post office employee, C. E. Sage, faces negligent homicide charges after the March 15 death of Mrs May Southworth following a collision with Sage's automobile. Judge Newt Riggs set the trial for 9 A M tomorrow in county court. Sage's address is 308 Tennessee Street.
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F. Sage
Amarillo
Newt Riggs
Sage
Tennessee Street
May Southworth
Southworth
Amarillo Youth Fined $50 on Assault Charge
County Judge Newt Riggs fined Billy Filiott fifty dollars plus court costs on a guilty plea to aggravated assault. The case stemmed from an incident at a dance hall where Filiott struck Ted Jensen, another Amarillo youth. Court costs are about twenty five dollars. deferral was considered to allow earning the fine.
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Newt Riggs
Billy Filiott
Amarillo
Elliott
Ted Jensen
New York
Fve
Jeneen
Atharneson Fullingim
Filiott
KGNC Radio Schedule Aboard Wednesday
A dense listing of KGNC program times for Wednesday and Thursday including NBC shows such as Don Winslow of the Navy and Your Hit Parade, alongside local segments like Lost and Found and Panhandle Cowboy, with a final baseball scores note.
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Escorts
Betty
NBC
Don Winslow
The
Navy
Carol Deis
Country Church of Hollywood
Samuel Kissel
America
Carveth Wells
Hendrik Willem van Loon
Richard Leibert
Uncle Fria
Lloyd Snyder
Ted Lewis
Vaughn de Leath
Dean Brothers
Hal Kemp
Ma Perkins
National Farm and Home Hour
Levy
Micro News
Xavier Cugat
New York
Master Dial
Bob
Sons of the West
the Guiding Light
NBL
King’s Men
Mary Detrick
Wedding guests depart for Kansas City after Amarillo ceremony
At an altar adorned with red roses Edgar Parson's Modern Choir led by Leon Krupp and The Sophisticates performed favorites as vows were exchanged. The couple will fly to Kansas City on a TWA plane and return to Amarillo in about a week. Gorillas are shy and retreat from man.
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Edgar Parson
Leon Krupp
TWA
Kansas City
Amarillo
Weis Lead in Georgia Vote
Late unofficial returns from Georgia prohibiton referendum show repeal leading 70 229 to 60 418 at 9 45 A M EST from 844 of about 1700 precincts in 155 counties. Governor Rivers New Deal amendments gain big majorities while both sides await final results amid slim margins. Marvin Griffin and W. W. Gaines voice cautious optimism about rural counties shifting the balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
E. D. Rivers
Marvin Griffin
Repeal Forces
W. W. Gaines
Search Hampered By Rock Slides Near Plane Wreck
Snow and rock slides threaten searchers for seven bodies from a December air crash. Tons of thawed debris crash down the slope below the wreckage, delaying recovery operations 25 miles south of One falling boulder injures a Civilian Conservation Corps enrollee. Officials fear the search may take weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Civilian Conservation Corps
Western Air Express
Texas Gets Federal Grant for Old Age Pension
The Social Security Board allotted Texas a federal grant of 1,243,208 dollars for its old age pension program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Washington
U.P
Social Security Board
Siege and coastal defense amid Madrid insurgent advance
Forces push toward Madrid's northwest edge after months under siege while a government vigilance fleet anchors along the Mediterranean coast. Insurgent warships shell coastal points for two days, prompting anti submarine measures and coastal defense setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Mediterranean
Mystery Continues Aboard Steamer Near Norfolk Tragedies
The Lexington neared the earlier scenes of two tragedies as Mystery talked with an officer. Sekays vanished from his cabin at Norfolk and coast guards hunt for his body. Police call Mrs. Scott's death a suicide with an unclear cause. A coroner's investigation follows.
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Lexington
Sekays
Norfolk
Coast
Scott
Mystery of Keene Murder Baffles DC Officers
Jury rules Keene was murdered in a blood spattered cabin though no one aboard the District of Columbia vessel heard a shot or a scuffle. The officers know nothing about Sekays as the eerie triple mystery ends with a big question mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keene
District of Columbia
Sekays
Seaboard
WPA Inspectors Study Old Laundry for Sewing Room
WPA representatives will inspect the old laundry building this afternoon to judge suitability for a sewing room. Owner Bob Ames offered city and county use for tax remission. From 1933 to 1934 he allowed free use by the Texas Relief Commission, as the plant processed cattle bought in the government reduction program. He later spent about $600 reconditioning after the commission returned the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Ames
Judge Cites Generous Building Use for Repairs
Judge Riggs notes no government funding existed for repairs. He praises Mr. Ames for offering the use of the building, marking a key step in the project and highlighting private support amid funding gaps.
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City Rogue Gallery
Cupid
Ethel du Pont
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Nicholas Ridgely du Pont
Genevieve Livingston Estes
Jacksonville
Fla
Miss Fstes
Shriners
Crete
Paramount Theater
Folk ST
British Isles
Asquith
CC Dance
C. E. Sage
KGNC
Grings
Veverc
Jaspaectana
N.S
Pacnardia
Weis
A. J. Black
WPA
Ree
Amas
Los
Lepore
Biltmore and Spencer Hall
Jayson
Jason
Clothiers
Polk Street
Old Ourker Col
Lawrenceburg
Permanriee
Deem
Yellen & Rewrortein
Lee
Protectors
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