Low Interest Idle Deposits Revive Trade in Omaha
June 12 Omaha report quotes Danny Stephens of Fremont on idle deposits and low rates spurring demand as banks should focus on commercial loans over investments. J F Parker and W R Snodgrass critique banking practices and praise newspaper advertising as essential to sound bank promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Danny Stephens
Fremont
Neb
American Institute of Banking
Stephens
J. F. Parker
Tulsa
Okla
W. R. Snodgrass
Union National Bank
Kansas City
Avirett Case Reversed by Appeal Court
The Court of Criminal Appeals reversed and remanded Joe Bailey Avirett’s death sentence for the murder of James Malcolm Stewart near Katy. The reversal followed trial errors including juror contact with outsiders and denial of defense testimony about the deceased’s conduct. The case originated in McLennan County with Avirett sentenced to death in November 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Court of Criminal Appeals
Joe Bailey
Avirett
McLennan
W. A. May
Tarrant County
Jack Sturdivant
May
James Malcolm Stewart
Katy
Waco
McCraw to Attend Panhandle Gas Conservation Hearing
Attorney General William McCraw and assistant Archie D. Gray will attend the railroad commission hearing in Amarillo on gas conservation. The session, to curb natural gas wastage in the Panhandle field, serves as preliminary training to enforce Panhandle regulatory orders as vigorously as laws against hot oil in East Texas. Gray leads the legal defense of the new act and related orders.
Illness Blamed For Girl's Plunge From Hospital Window
In Los Angeles on June 12 Miss Pepi Lederer 28 daughter of Reine Davies and niece of Marion Davies totaling a film star plunged from a hospital window after illness was blamed for the fall. Nurse Marion Pope said she turned to fetch a item and saw Miss Lederer strike the screen and fall to the shrubs below, dying within minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Pepi Lederer
Reine Davies
Marion Davies
Miss Lederer
George W. Lederer
New York
Marion Pope
Fay
Abilene and Brownwood Pose for 1936 Lions Meet
Abilene and Brownwood were tentative candidates for the next Texas Lions convention as the annual session neared. Delegates returned home urged to attend the international convention in Mexico City. A Lions Day during the Texas Centennial in Dallas was urged in a resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Tex
Abilene and
Brownwood
Texas Lions
Mexico
Dallas
What Th Write Ty L TACK See TACK LETTERS
A brief notices page fragment invites readers to view letters on page 7. The line hints at community correspondence or a readers’ letters section and directs to the page for full text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty L
Right To Regulate Spacing Of OU Wells Is Approved
Texas Supreme Court upholds railroad commission power to regulate spacing of oil wells under conservation law. In Brown vs Humble Oil the court notes rules may have exceptions for vested rights, warns against arbitrary action, and affirms Rule 37 and Rule 47 as applied to subdivision cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas Supreme Court
Railroad Commission
C.H. Brown
Commission
Humble Oil & Refining Company
Maurice Stewart
Stewart
Grege County
Travis County
Appeals
Supreme Court
Court of Civil Appeals
Tonight on KGNC Radio Schedule Featured Broadcasters and Music
A detailed KGNC program grid lists news commentary, dramas, dances, and orchestra sets. Highlights include Dr Proper and Massakott programs, Vin cent York Orchestra, Peter Cavalio’s Symphonic Band, Blatz broadcasts, and multiple farm and market updates through Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watz Kings
Dr. Massakott
Chevrolet
Blatz
Brarball Broad
Hal Stuart
Jane Marcey
Roland Smythe
Peter Cavalios
Merle Mack
Nat
Vincent York
Texas League
The
Arcadians
Mico
Dick Reynolds
Orchestra
Frigidaire Quartet
Levine
Louis H. Smith, Jr
Cal Far
Charge of Murder Filed in Slaying of Farmer
Springfield Missouri June 12 Murder charges were filed against Lloyd Robinson 18 his mother and their family physician in the killing of his father Robert Robinson Chaffin Webster County prosecutor said Lloyd confessed to collecting 10000 insurance and named Mrs Mary Robinson 49 and Dr F W Schlicht 55 Niangua Mo as authors of the plot All three are held in Marshfield jail awaiting arraignment June 20
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Lloyd Robinson
Robert Robinson
Homer Chaffin
Webster County
Lloyd
Mary Robinson
F. W. Schlicht
Niangua
Ask Survey Monies For Parks in U S
The national park service asked for 3,444,132 of the 4,000,000 work relief fund to hire 4,696 needy people to survey the nation’s recreational facilities. States listed include Arkansas 53,788 Oklahoma 67,868 Texas 165,126 with transfers from relief rolls to payrolls anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Park Service
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Life Insurance Firms in Texas Plan Merger
Consolidation of the Gulf States Security Life Insurance Company of Dallas and the Trinity Life Insurance Company of Fort Worth announced. Morgan Duke of Fort Worth will become president of Gulf States, succeeding E Marvin Sr who resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Gulf States Security Life Insurance Company of
Trinity Life Isurance Company of
Fort Worth
Morgan Duke
Weather radar notes light showers across multiple towns
The report details light showers and localized drizzle from Groony and Conway to Amarillo and Canyon with one eighth inch in Clovis to Preos. Temperatures run higher than nearby, with dry to the north and mixed showers to the south. Forecasters expect partly cloudy skies tonight and Thursday with possible sun breaking through by afternoon and a cautious note on weekend moisture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groony
Conway
Amanite
Wildorade
Clovis
Preos
Fort Worth
Denver
Memphis
Clarenton
Claude
Amarillo
Canyon
Santa Fel
Here
Panhandle
Western rail travel cheaper. third day of Railroad Week opened
News from Amarillo reports Santa Fe Rock Island and Fort Worth and Denver opened the third day of Railroad Week. W F E Goodloe urged rail travel over long distances and praised western rates as lower than Europe. King George in England faces two weeks rest for bronchial catarrh at Sandringham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
W. F E. Goodloe
Santa Fe
Amarillo
Rock Island, Fort Worth & Denver
Meyer
Amarillo Hotel
Goodloe
Harry G. Taylor
Western Association of Railway Executives
Sandringham
England
George
Frederick Willans
Lord Dawson of
Penn
Queen Mary
London
Covent Garden
Grace Moore
la Boheme
Negro Waits Trial Escapes Lynching in Munfordville
Raymond Curry a 19 year old black man awaited trial on an assault charge in Munfordville Kentucky when about 30 men seized him from a barn and prepared to hang him. A town marshal and a doctor intervened to prevent lynching as Mrs Jolly had not identified the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munfordvillf
Raymond Curry
Elizabethtown
Father Jolly
Burt Hodges
Maher Speevack
Munford Ville
Henry Jolly
Marshal Hodges
Dr. Speevack
Normandie Returns Home in Triumph
The S S Normandie sailed into Le Havre at 6 PM to a triumphant homecoming after its maiden voyage setting two new transatlantic speed records. France celebrated the pride of the nation as the flagship docked in its home port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normandie
LE Havre
France
Continuous Milk Therapy Aims At Stomach Ulcers
Dr Winkelstein introduces a device delivering milk and bicarbonate through a small biopsy tube into the stomach, providing 24 hour treatment for three weeks. He notes ulcers show high nighttime acid, and continuous dosing may improve outcomes. He also links protective ovarian hormones in women and possible pituitary prolactin role in men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winkelstein
Schoolboy Rowe Becomes Father During Doubleheader
Detroit pitcher Lynwood Rowe sat in the dugout during the Detroit Boston twin bill and did not know the score. He learned he had become a father to Lynwood Rowe Jr. weighing four pounds born Tuesday afternoon, while he watched the game. He later phoned manager Mickey Cochrane and vowed to pitch and win against the Red Sox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Lynwood
Edna Skinner Rowe
Mickey Cochrane
Tigers
Lefty Grove
Cochrane
Mike
Rowe
Red Sox
Informer Freed Of Threat Of Prosecution In 1921 Post Office Robbery
Dallas report states W. 8. Shilo Scrivenor was freed of federal prosecution for his role in the $2 million Jackson Street post office robbery of 1921. He was not sentenced on conviction due to testimony that helped convict Albert Rowan and others. The government, after Scrivenor refused to testify against Johnnie Gibbs, sought to sentence him but parole and a federal judge halted action. The attorney general later dismissed Scrivenor’s charges as time for sentencing expired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Shilo
Scrivenor
Jackson Street
Albert Rowan
Federal Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Kan
Rowan
Johnnie Gibbs
James C. Wilson
U. S
John Erhard
Portuguese Nobility Prepare Rome Flight From New York
Weather permitting two Portuguese noblemen Marquis George and Count Alfred Monteverde brothers will launch a non stop flight from Floyd Bennett Field to Rome aboard the ship Francesco de Pinedo A final instrument check is completed as they await the weatherman's forecast and clear skies for the dangerous journey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marquis George
Count Alfred Monteverde
Floyd Bennett Field
Rome
Japanese Evacuation and Indo China? North China Stance
Japanese troops evacuate through the French concession with about 1,500 soldiers amid martial atmosphere. Geisha nurses provide water to welcomes as officials promise no large concentration unless China stalls. Reports mention a proposed independent Chinese buffer state in North China including Hoper Shantung Shans and Chahar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Tokyo
China
Japan
Manchukuo
Nanking
Renge
Hoper
Shantung
Shans
Chahar
Kansas City Livestock and New Orleans Cotton Market Roundup
In Kansas City, cattle and hog markets show slow to steady demand with top cattle near 17 dollars and calves mixed. hogs steady to lower. New Orleans cotton opens easier with July around 11.49 and October 11.14 as weather reports flag uneven temperatures. New York stocks rise after utilities selloff, rails and industrials advancing as House committee weighs new hold ing company rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Thesday
Conler
New Orleans
Liverpool
Ctober
GOP Outcry Over 1936 Race Sees Democrats Targeted
In midwestern gatherings Republicans urge Constitutional Democrats to back the GOP ticket for 1936. Senator Carter Glass declines Treasury post over gold standard, while Patrick Hurley lauds possible Democratic defectors including Ely, Smith, and Murray. The crowd even applauds Smith’s 1928 campaign song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Glass
Virginia
Treasury
Roosevelt
Midwest
Patrick J. Hurley
Glass
Gov
Ely
Massachusetts
Alfred E. Smith
New York
William
Alfalfa Bill) Murray
Oklahoma
Smith
Beers Horses Display Attracts Crowd To Brewery Exhibit
Andrew Haxton leads eight draft horses exhibited around Anheuser Busch beer handling, with two spare animals. Warted champion gelding Warrer, 11 years old with 42 blue ribbons, is retiring after this season to a St Louis farm. The heavy Search Light weighs 2350 pounds, stands 18 hands two inches high. No charge to view the old fashioned brewery display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Haxton
Anheuser-Busch
Haxton
Warrer
St. Louis
Warrior
Searchlight
Boycott
Finders Keepers Not Slogan of Police Sergeant
Amarillo police sergeant Elmer Green reports a stash of Jewish Bibles and religious tracts found in the downtown district. The items were turned in at headquarters in a brown suitcase and may be reclaimed by the owner. The sergeant noted the material could aid a Sunday school from the city jail inmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Green
Amarillo
Roosevelt Attacks Republicans in Chicago Rally
James ident Hoover of the Young Democratic Clubs of America blasts the Republicans saying a dead man cannot revive a dead party. Roosevelt mocks former Secretary Hyde and cites issues of agriculture and centralization while urging earlier constitutional review of congressional acts like the NRA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Young Democratic Clubs of America
Roosevelt
Hyde
Springfield
Rosevelt
West
Abraham Lincoln
NRA
Wheeler-Rayburn bill targets utility holding firms
The Senate passed Wheeler-Rayburn to curb holding companies by requiring registration with the Securities and Exchange Commission by October 1 1935. Intrastate utilities are exempt while the plan aims to harmonize federal state cooperation in utility rate regulation and protect national welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sat
Senate
Wheeler-Rayburn
Securities and Exchange Commission
Negotiations Proposed for Gold and Silver Currency Stabilization
Washington reports a joint resolution introduced by Rep. White of Idaho urging the President to open talks with other nations to stabilize currencies on a gold and silver basis. The measure seeks international cooperation to set a metal-backed monetary standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Representative White
Idaho
Mystic Shrine Elects Officers At Washington Parade
The Mystic Shrine nobles elected officers and discussed their 15 hospitals to aid crippled children. After a march up Pennsylvania Avenue they planned further festivities tonight with lighting effects. Vice President Garner reviewed the events as Roosevelt prepared to return from West Point to observe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mystic Shrine
Pennsylvania Avenue
Garner
Roosevelt
West Point
A. G. Arnold
Fargo
N .C
James N. Galbraith, Jr
Mexico City
William H. Woodfiled
San Francisco
George H. Rowe
Buffalo
N. D
Fred F. Whitcomb
Omaha
Dana
Williams
Lewiston
Imperial
Leonard P. Steuart
Hugh M. Caldwell
Seattle
Steuart
Rabban
Imperial Council
Clyde S. Webster
Walter S. Sug
Morley FE. MacKenzie
Toronto
Can
Butte Ransom Case Triggers Gold Rush Search
In Butte Montana a mass pursuit unfolds for 89 000 dollars in the Weyerhaeuser ransom after government agents and police hunt William Mahan a Tacoma kidnap suspect. Mahan fled Sunday abandoning his car and 15 155 dollars of the ransom as detectives closed in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mont
Weyerhaeuser
Department of Justice
William Mahan
Tacoma
Mahan
J. E. Mooney
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McCraw
Abilene
Brownwood Ask
Tack
Hood
KGNC
Pinkney Packing Co
Lou Childre
the Pandoleers
Micro News
American Family Robinson
Tayior Kings Orchestra
Parade Ground
Gordon's Style Shop
Jane Walker
Home Economist
Violet
James Landry
Verlena Stringer
Studio Grand
Joe Dene Propst
Ozzie Nelson
Life Insurance Companies
A. FE. Méyer
Railmen
Amarillo Real Estate Board
George III
Las MacArthur
Wiliam D Connor
U.S
House Committee
Sterling
Chicago
Lew Olone
Ark
Riley
GOP
Finders Keepers
James
Said
D! Scholls
N. S. Griggs & Sons
N.s.griggs & Sons
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