Upward Trend for Amarillo Industrial Activity
Earle P. Adams, chair of the state industrial accident board, reported an uptick in injuries across nearly all worker classes after a one day Amarillo session. Twenty three cases were reviewed by four members. decisions will follow further deliberation. The board plans a West Texas swing to Lubbock before returning to Austin.
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Earle P. Adams
State Industrial Accident Board
Amarillo
A. M. Graves
Noel Wood
Potter County
Adams
State Relief Commission
Lubbock
West Texas
Austin
Fire still smolders as Louisiane unloads cargo
The French freighter Louisiane discharged cargo in Houston after a fire swept the hold yesterday. Officials said loss estimates would wait until all 3900 bales of cotton are removed while the ship, which had just finished loading, was to proceed to Galveston for more cargo bound for European ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Wilkens and Biehl
Louisiane
Galveston
Work Out Battle For Cow Disease
State and federal veterinarians from five southwest states met to plan a program against cattle scabies. Attendees included Dr. H. L. Darby, Dr. J. G. Porter, Dr. F. L. Schneider, Dr. L. J. Allen, Dr. C. C. Hisel and Dr. T. O. Booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest
Bureau of Animal Industry
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
H. L. Darby
J. G. Porter
Amarillo
F. L. Schneider
Albuquerque
B. A. IL
L. J. Allen
C. C. Hisel
Oklahoma B. A. TI
T. O. Booth
Baptist Workers Urged to Session Commander To Be Named by Legion
Churches in the Palo Duro Baptist Association are urged to attend the regular monthly meeting at the First Baptist Church in Amarillo on Tuesday June 25. Reports on the Southern Baptist Convention at Memphis Tenn will be included. Legions events include election of the fifth division commander and a dance at Roseland with free registration for Legion cards. Dewey Richberg of Pecos is division commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Duro Baptist Association
First Baptist Church
Amarillo
Southern Baptist Convention
Memphis
Tenn
Guy Newman
American Legion
West Texas
Floyd Sloane
Roseland
T. M. Montgomery
Dewey Richberg
Pecos
Young Democrats to Dance Tonight at The Nat
Potter County Young Democrats host an informal dance at The Nat starting at 9 o clock. Admission is by membership card with a reduced price. Tom Seay, president of the Young Demo Club, announced the event inviting all Young Democrats and their guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County
Young Democrats
Tom Seay
Young Demo Club
Tack Letters Continuation From Page 2
A collage of reader requests seeks room and board work and day labor. Listings include a missing bi swing coat notice, a widow seeking motherless home or ranch work, a couple seeking dairy or farm wages, a practical nurse needing work, and a pen pal plea from a young widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Bertha Wagner
Victor Wagner
Lefors
Texas
Tack
Amarillo
Lincoln Street
Apt
Coed guilty given 30 days in Tahlequah court
Lois Thompson, a coed at Northeastern Oklahoma Teachers College, receives a 30 day jail term after a jury convicts her of assault with intent to kill for firing two bullets at Daniel Shaw. Shaw was absent, having traveled to Honolulu. The extortion note dispute centers on her sister Lelia’s alleged involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tahlequah
Okla
Lois Thompson
Daniel Shaw
Oklahoma Teachers College
Shaw
Honolulu
O. H. P. Brewer
W. W. Miller
Lelia
Rittenberry Heads Amarillo Zoning Appeal Board
F. P. Rittenberry architect was chosen chairman of Amarillo zoning appeal board at a city hall meeting. W. N. Durham named vice chair. C. W. East and Robert Ricks also named. Whittington named but unable to serve. Louis Meyer win appeal to build on alley line at 2203 Hayden Street amid set back rules. Also notes Peters returns from Florida trip after 4 500 miles. First Baptist Church in Boston marks 170th anniversary since 1665 origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Rittenberry
Amarillo
W. N. Durham
W. Whittington
Ape
City Commission
Meyer
Hayden Street
Florida
Peters
J. D. Peters
Tampa
Mr. Peters
Boston
First Baptist Church
Woman Wounded by Bandits Dies in Fort Worth
Mrs. Frances Copeland aged 24 died in a Fort Worth hospital after being wounded by two bandits who had slugged her husband George Copeland. He remains wounded in the wrist and chest as police arrest several suspects. the robbers took $1.55 from Copeland's pocket before the struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Frances Copeland
George C. Copeland
Copeland
Tonic advertised to restore red blood cells vitality
An advertisement touts S.S.S. Tonic as a scientific medicine to raise red blood cell counts, improve appetite and digestion, and restore energy. It claims 108 years of success and urges purchase in the blood cell wrapped packaging available at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S.S
Open Letter to Henry Ford on Concrete Pavement Safety
The text argues concrete pavement offers safety with a light gray non glossy surface and precise conformity to 1928 and 1934 standards. It claims lower accident death rates, quicker stops, comfort, and lower maintenance costs, presenting concrete as superior pavement for load and upkeep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Illumination Congress
Illuminating Engineering Society
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Jack Richards
Treasury
Washington
The
van Buren Street
Coat
Coney Island
Meyer and Meyer
H. Martin
Fast
Fourth Avenue
C. L
East Tenth Avenue
O. B
Tyler Street
SFEES
Bobbie
Rittenberry
Zoning Appeal Board
C. W East
Robert Ricks
Louis Meyer
H. A. Peters
Union Bus Depot
Henry Ford
Haarlem
Seersucker
Oxfords
America
Pennsylvania
Underwriters’ Lab., Inc
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