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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1935

Page

2

Thanks for help at Texas Democratic convention in Amarillo

John N. Mc Carty praises volunteers and officials from Amarillo and the Panhandle for organizing a dramatic 1936 convention that drew national attention. He credits Potter County, the New Mexico and Oklahoma delegations, and Governor Tingley for their contributions to a memorable event.

Democratic Clubs of Texas Amarillo Panhandle John N. McCarty Dalhart Wilbur C Hawk West Texas News- Globe KGNC Potter County Lawrence Hagg Mason King Louise Evans Alice Arnold McCarty New Mexico Oklahoma Tingley

Kidnaping Trial Promises Full Waley Case Details

The Weyerhaeuser kidnaping case overlaps federal and state actions as Mrs. Waley and her husband fight for their lives under Washingtons stricter kidnap law. Camden N J and Tacoma Washington references appear as investigators pursue ties to Marvin J Taylor and a lodging house witness.

Father Nabbed in Slaying of Youth

Groveton Texas June 19 A Boring 45 Trinity was held in connection with the shotgun slaying of his son Lee Borgin 20. County Attorney Richard Smith said no charges have been filed and an announcement was expected later today. The father, an employee at a Trinity box factory, allegedly shot his son through the heart at their home yesterday.

Groveton Tex Tom A Boring Trinity Lee Borgin Richard Smith Boring Toda

Oklahoma Guardsmen bivouac in Amarillo en route to camp

Oklahoma National Guard engineers from the 120th bivouacked on the Tri-State Fair Grounds in Amarillo after traveling from Oklahoma and New Mexico. Commanded by Major William P. Danford, 13 officers and 206 men pitched tents for a layover as they head to their summer encampment with Texas Rangers escort and welcome messages from state officials.

120Th Engineers Oklahoma National Guard Amarillo Las Vegas N. M William P. Danford Oklahoma Texas Rangers New Mexico Okla Texas Julius Dorenfield James V. Allred Dorenfield Adj Carl Neabitt Texas National Guard Clyde Tingley Charton New Mexico National Guard Texas Young Democrats

KGNC Radio Schedule listings show a mixed daytime to late-night lineup

The broadcast log details KGNC programs across Monday and Tuesday with multiple music sets, news briefs, religious segments, sports, and ad slots. Notable items include Lifebuoy Program, Rio Grande Boys, Chevrolet presents Mu Musical Moments, Barn Dance, World revue, and various local features. The schedule also lists Farm Hour, Micro News, and Voices of the Boswell Sisters among many musical programs.

Dr. Pepper Rio Grande Boys Chevrolet Jane Walker

Cost of NRA admin totals 93 million in two years

New York June 10 the cost of administering the NRA in two years ending this month was priced at 93 884 595 by the national industrial conference board the amount covers only general administrative expense of the NRA and its 578 codes. Acitional costs not included are expenses of code hearings Iipration outlays and litigation for code enforcement and business mens time on the codes.

New York NRA National Industrial Conference Board

Gay Greeting Goes To Shrine Conclave

Washington hosts the 61st annual Shriner conclave with thousands in bright uniforms Friday. Imperial Potentate Dana S Williams of Lewiston Maine attended with past potentates and Almas Temple choristers. Trustees discussed enlarging a Shriner owned plant in Atlanta to support 15 children’s hospitals.

Washington Mecca National Capital Washington Heights Presbyterian Church Imperial Dana S. Williams Lewiston Almas Temple Shriners’ Hospital For P Nt Atlanta

Two Men Slugged in Oklahoma Strike War

Two union men were slugged near Picher in a flare up of violence during the tri state lead and zinc mine strike. Col Ewell Head reported guardsmen involvement and investigation to Adjutant General Cheries F Barrett. Henry McLemore, a UP sports columnist, wed Miss Jean Frances Conrad at City Hall in Des Moines.

Oklahoma City Picher Tri-State Lead Vince Ewell Head National Adjt Cheries F Barrett New York Henry McLemore The United Press Jean Frances Conrad City Hall Conrad James Hanrahan Des Moines McTemore Fleano Benham McLemore

Lost badge prompts call to Mary Ellen Clark

A note from Mary Ellen Clark asks for the return of a lost badge found near the Potter County Library on Saturday morning. It requests callers reach 14 Ong Street with information about Popeye the Boston Screwtail, a missing pet.

Potter County Library Ong Street Mary Ellen Clark

Tugwell Warns of Strife After NRA Death

Dr Rexford Tugwell undersecretary of agriculture in the Roosevelt administration warned against internal strife in the wake of the NRA ruling. He spoke at the University of New Mexico commencement, saying the nation faces economic ruin and a need for national solutions to national questions.

Albuquerque N. M Supreme Court NRA Rexford G. Tugwell Roosevelt University of New Mexico

Court Considers Not Guilty Pleas in Lamb County Case

In Lubbock on June 10 eight of 22 defendants in a Lamb County liquor tax conspiracy trial moved for instructed verdicts of not guilty as attorneys prepared arguments. Driscol Irvin testified he frequented bootleggers and joined gambling games targeted by his father Sheriff Len Irvin, who led efforts to disrupt them. The group faced charges of conspiracy to violate liquor tax laws.

Lubbock Lamb County Driscol Irvin Len Irvin

Young Roosevelt To Go to Missouri Meet

James Roosevelt eldest son of President and Mrs Roosevelt leaves Fort Worth by train tonight for Kansas City He will then go to Excelsior Springs Mo to address the regional meeting of officers of the Young Democrats of Missouri Kansas Arkansas and Nebraska He is secretary of the Young Democratic Clubs of America. He came to Fort Worth by airplane from Amarillo where he attended the Texas Young Democrats session and regional meeting of officers from Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico

Fort Worth James Roosevelt Roosevelt Elliott Kansas City Excelsior Springs Young Democrats Missouri Kansas Arkansas Nebraska Young Democratic Clubs of America Amarillo Texas Oklahoma New Mexico

Prepare Two Men To Die in Chair

Huntsville reports preparations for electrocution of two men on Wednesday. John B Willis of Tyler faces a criminal assault case involving a young bride, while Eligha Stuart of Houston killed one of his four year old daughters. If Governor Allred does not intervene, they will be the first white Texas prisoners executed in the electric chair since the Hamilton Palmer case last year.

Huntsville John B Willis Tyler Eligha Stuart Houston Jamies Vo Allred Willis Stuart Texas Raymond Hamilton Joe Palmer Wills

Mussolini Orders Tone Moderation of Italian Press

Premier Mussolini directed Italian newspapers to curb anti British attacks over the Italo Ethiopian crisis. Through son in law Count Galeazzo Ciano he limited harsh commentary while not banning it. A front page editorial warned Britain they could face war. The S S Cesare Battisti sailed with 600 troops and 50 engineers to East Africa to survey Eritrea for an Italian airline link.

Rome Mussolini Great Britain Galeazzo Ciano Ottobro iThe S. S Cesare Battisti Naples Eritrea Italy

Rail Activities Across Amarillo clubs and social events

Regu lar Lions Club meeting features Dr Kil lough and a Business & Professional Women's Club appearance at 6 15 in the Red Room Amarillo Hotel A dance for railroad workers and guests is set in the Masonic Temple ballroom with a 9 pm start and 41 cent admission per couple The Nat W B Putral dance committee chair announced a second dance later in the week CHICAGO June 10 The start of American Railroad Week hits with whistles from 15 000 locomotives on 38 western railroads as eastern lines join in a national observance to highlight railroading advances

Lions Club R.S. Killough Business & Professional Women's Club Amarillo Hote Railroad Masonic Temple Chicago Western Association of Railway Executives Eastern Roads

Roosevelt hits constitutional issue in 1935 campaign

President Roosevelt decried court rulings invalidating NRA codes and wage provisions and urged a choice between a "horse and buggy" constitution or an amended document granting federal power to tackle national economic problems. Arthur M. Hyde assailed New Deal and warned against abandoning liberty.

Roosevelt Supreme Court National Recovery Administration Prazier-Lemke Hoover Lincoln Hyde Missouri

Dr Moore Studies Thick Interior Patches Among Population

Dr Moore examined 6 650 persons and found 229 with thick interior patches. Ninety eight percent of the sufferers were women. He offered a theory that late or absent childbearing may upset reproduction. He suggested calcium metabolism changes could influence bone building.

Livestock Market Report From Kansas City and New Orleans

Kansas City livestock market shows steady to lower prices with top cattle at 9.70 for select cattle and vealers steady to lower. New Orleans cotton opens lower on favorable weather with early prices around 11.20 to 11.23 for nearby months and notes on a government pool selling 250000 bales.

Kansar City Kansas City D. A Gariy New Orleans Liverpool Government Oscar Johnston

PLAN TRIBUTE FOR L WOOTEN

Funeral services for Robert L. Bob Wooten 65 a pioneer railway conductor who died yesterday at a local hospital will be conducted tomorrow afternoon at 3 from the First Christian Church Rev R C Snodgrass will officiate Interment will be in Liano Cemetery Pallbearers will be EC Best A E Hagan A H Cockrell W A Kierke C W Herbert and George Green Honorary pallbearers will be members of the Order of Railway Conductors He had been a railroad man for more than 40 years and for 18 years lived in Amarillo where he served the Santa lines The family home is 1805 Buchanan Street He is survived by his widow Mrs Annie Wooten one daughter Mrs L L Broaddus Amarillo five brothers Charles Walter and Oliver Wooten of Birmingham Ala J H Wooten of Dickson Tenn and Ernest Wooten of Columbia Tenn two sisters Mrs L R Surgion and Miss Ada Wooten of Birmingham and his stepmother Mrs A W Wooten of Columbia Tenn The body is in charge of Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home where it will remain until time of services.

Robert L Bob) Wooten Pioneer Railway First Christian Church R. C. Snodgrass Liano Cemetery EC. Best A. E. Hagan A. H. Cockrell W. A. Kierke C. W. Herbert George Green Order of Raiway Mr. Wooten Amarilo Santa Lines Buchanan Street Wdow Annie Wooten L. L. Broaddus Amarillo Charles Walter Oliver Wooten Birmingham Ala J. H. Wooten Dickson, Tenn Ernest Wooten Columbia, Tenn L. R. Surgion Ada Wooten Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home

Laska and defense clash over jury questioning in kidnapping case

In a tense courtroom Judge Vaught outlines defense rights as Laska proclaims his guilt and hints at a ransom fund issue. Attorney Lewis urges a jury recess while Dave Tant takes over questioning as the government seats its first 12 jurors in the kidnapping case.

Laska Lewis Vaught Dave Tant Oklahoma City James ©. Mathers Tant

Four Men Dead as Airplane Crashes Near Watertown

Four men died when a four passenger cabin plane crashed into Lake Ontario near Henderson Harbor, ten miles northeast of Watertown. Victims were Archie Laverty 40 Francis O'Reilly 32 Ben Baxter 28 all of Watertown and Gerald Conway 32 of Evans Mills. The craft plunged about 6000 feet into the lake late yesterday.

Watertown N. Y Henderson Harbor Archie Laverty Francis O'Reilly Ben Baxter Gerald Conway Evans Mills Lake Ontario

Bolsheviks Turn To Love to Preserve Home and Fireside

Moscow reports that Comsomol Pravda declares love essential to Bolshevik life and the Soviet social order. The family is no longer regarded as diminishing in importance, with measures aimed at strengthening fireside influence. It says equality of sexes exists and that love now leads to marriage in socialist Russia.

Moscow Comsomol Pravda Socialist Russia

Japanese Move to Reshape North China Garrison

Reports say Japanese in Hopei Province will not advance south soon but gain authority to appoint administration and troop placement. Chinese forces under Yu Hsueh-Chung evacuate as the 32nd Army under General Shang Chen arrives in Tientsin to assume North China duties.

China Hopei Province Peiping Tientsin Rengo Hopei Yu Hsueh-Chung Kansu Shang Chen North China

Chaco peace plan outlines steps for truce and arbitration

CHACO mediators propose prolonging the truce to a mutually agreed date. Bolivian and Paraguayan envoys should accept arbitration over the Gran Chaco boundary. A definite armistice to be proclaimed and armies demobilized gradually. Final arbitration of the dispute to follow.

Gran Chaco

Vessel at Mercy Of Pounding Serf

Grounded on Point Arena rocks the Noyo schooner with a 20 man crew fights pounding surf. Two coast guard cutters rush to aid while guardsmen seek another distressed vessel in fog but radio cannot locate it. Novo in serious condition with leaks and shifting cargo.

San Francisco Point Arena Noyo Coast Guard Radiomarine Novo

Pitts barred from Albany club over ex convict status

Edwin C. Pitts, Alabama lad known as Sing Sing's athletic standout, is ruled ineligible to play minor league baseball with Albany because he is an ex convict. The National Association executive committee upholds the ruling of president C. C. Bramham that his appearance would harm professional baseball. Pitts joined Albany at Syracuse after release from Sing Sing where he served five years for robbery.

Albany N. Y Edwin C. Pitts National Association of Minor League Kenesaw Mountain Landis Pitts Albany Club International League C. C. Bramham Association Syracuse Sing Sing

Barber Is Jailed On Seven Charges

SAN ANTONIO June 10. Alton Wright a 29 year old barber was held on seven charges of robbery by assault after he admitted fatally shooting W H Lasswell at a filling station last December 11. He said the robberies netted him 300 dollars. Wright requested baptism at a non sectarian church before signing. Ballistics tied Lasswell’s death to a pistol similar to one found at Wright’s home.

San Antonio Alton Wright Barber W. H. Lasswell Lasswell Wright

Guardian seeks mineral lease for ward in Potter County Texas

In re guardianship of Walter D Caldwell Jr a minor in Potter County Texas notice of filing June 7 1935 by Walter D Caldwell guardian of the ward estate seeking court authorization to lease undivided one sixth mineral rights on 1280 acres in Hansford County Sections 27 and 51 Block 1 Washington County By Co Surrey to oil and gas and other minerals to be heard June 18 1935 at 10 00 AM at Potter County Courthouse

Ward Walter D. Caldwell, Jr Potter County Texas A. D Walter D. Caldwell Hansford County State of Texas Towit Washington County Surrey A. M. Walter D. Caldwell

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