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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1935

Page

9

Laws to Keep AAA Effective Are Finished

The House Agriculture Committee completed reforming the Farm Bill to align with the Supreme Court NRA ruling and scheduled floor action. It preserves Wallace’s marketing order powers, processing taxes, and ever normal granary concepts, with safeguards and price-support adjustments for lean years and exporters.

Washington House Agriculture Committee AAA Supreme Court NRA Wallace Agriculture Committee Senator Capper Republican Kansas

Seers, Nukes, and War Talk at Roosevelt Address

The piece notes Mrs. Felicie Crossley denying seances while predicting Roosevelt's reelection and NRA, and mentions Lenin and Hauptmann. It contrasts Western spiritualism with France’s response to the Normandie, praising air power and science advancing health through vitamins and neural cures in brief commentary on wartime nerves and future tech.

Episcopal Summer Conference Slated in Lubbock

The seventh annual Episcopal Summer Conference for leadership training opens Monday in Lubbock under Bishop EF C Seaman with Mrs Seaman as girls counsellor. It runs to Saturday and offers courses for National Accredited Leaders Association diplomas. Also note of a death in Roswell, NM, of Mrs Walter Johnson.

Protestant Episcopal Church North Texas Lubbock EF. C. Seaman Seaman Leaders Association Episcopal Church United States

Dose and nutrition tie to diabetes and quintuplet care

The article notes dose may relieve certain diabetes cases and warns rice processing strips hull removing vitamin rich content. It mentions Dr Dafoe who brought the Dionne quintuplets into the world and suggests all five will soon return to their parents with guardianship under King George.

Ickes Announces Increases in 29 PWA Loans and Grants

Public Works Administrator Ickes disclosed increases in 29 loan and grant allotments to political subdivisions. Texas received a 5200 increase for a storage building, Thornton's water system funding rose to 74000, and East Texas State Teachers College dormitory aid rose to 122500 with equipment costs included. Decatur County rescinded a 16500 loan for courthouse and jail due to nonconstruction.

Washington Ickes Public Works State of Texas State Highway Department Thornton Tex Commerce East Texas State Teachers’ College Decatur Wise County

Assault Case Following Shooting in Dallas

John Dilley was charged with assault with intent to murder after firing about 50 shots from a car near his estranged wife's home. A bullet wounded a Black maid. The incident followed her refusal to admit him. The report also notes a separate fatal train collision in Texas.

Dallas John Dilley Texarkana Texas U.P.W. V. Sims Bowie County Sims New Eoys

Equal burden is requested by railroad leader in Marshall

John L. Lancaster president of the Texas and Pacific Railroad urged equalization of burdens on transportation to foster good business at a railroad week in Marshall Texas. He argued railroads should not pay to subsidize highways and supported a guaranteed income if government controls consolidation of lines. He warned only profitable mergers would occur and railroads could survive the present battles.

West Point Roosevelt America Marshall Tex John L. Lancaster Texas and Pacific Railroad Lancaster Eastman

Sears Named Texas Title Group Leader At San Antonio

C D Sears becomes president of the Texas Titlemen's Association succeeding J Rattikin at a San Antonio meeting. Frank Breaker and Louis Turner are elected officers. Rattikin joins the executive committee as the group pursues a constitutional amendment to cap real estate taxes at one and a quarter percent. Mytinger argues the plan could save Texas property owners about 45.75 million dollars in the first year. Uniform abstract certificates were announced at the final session.

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Mrs. Davis Rites Are Spoken Here

Memorial rites for Mrs. Emma L. Davis were held today at Griggs Chapel with Rev. H N Hunt of the First Baptist Church in Borger officiating. Interment followed in Llano Cemetery. The 62 year old Borger native died Tuesday at her Mesa Arizona home. She is survived by her husband W L Davis and two sons H B Davis of Cameron Oklahoma and L E Davis of Woodward Oklahoma.

Emma L. Davis H. N. Hunt First Baptist Church Borger Griggs Chapel Llano Cemetery Davis Mesa Ariz W. L. Davis H. B. Davis Cameron Okla L. E. Davis Woodward

accident at Hooks near Texarkana

An accident occurred at Hooks, about 15 miles west of Texarkana, details limited in the readable text.

Ton Hooks Texarkana

Perfect Attendance Record At McKinley School

Jerry Ratcliffe age 15 at 1213 West Ninth Avenue son of Mr and Mrs T Roy Ratcliff has attended McKinley School seven consecutive years with perfect attendance and 21 Awards of Honor. Principal J B Evans has served McKinley for nine years.

Jerry Ratcliffe West Ninth Avenue T. Roy Ratcliff McKinley School J. 8. Evans

Names listed in a local notice

Daughters Miss Effie Davis Cal vin Okla Mrs Opal Owens Mesa Ariz and Mrs T C Ward Bor ger appear in the readable portion of a local notice, indicating individuals connected to the item. The fragmentary text centers on a small community notice with several women named alongside places and initials.

Effie Davis Calvin, Okla Opal Owens Mesa, Ariz T. C. Ward Borger

Relief Commission OKs $35,051 for relief work

The relief commission authorized a $35,051 expenditure to fund relief projects employing 273 men. Projects include Hardeman street improvement $5,185 Hardin road improvement $1,500 Hur town branch improvement $900 Jones road improvement $1,080 Taylor dam repair $900 and Wichita destruction of houses $483. Three percent of whale oil extract comes from the tongue.

Hardeman Hardin Hur Jones Ment Taylor Wichita

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HOUSE Lenin Felicie O. Crossley California le Havre France Lieutenant de Vaisseau Paris Vorhaus American Medical Association Harrar Italy Black Empire Garbos Hollywood Episcopal Dan Wooten Prospect Walter Johnson Roswell N. M Johnson Burns PWA Railways C. D. Sears Texas Title Group Mrs. Davis Ataam Bermuda Wisconsin Canada Dry Richelieu Schilling Coffee O. K’d Austin The Relief Commission Moase Pabet Corp Red & White Orted Jemima New Pinkney Finkney Swift's Brookfield Swift Der ITEC PUREX
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