Plan to Keep Codes Within Trust Limits
Washington June 20 A policy of keeping voluntary NRA code operations within antitrust bounds was reported as adopted by the Federal Trade Commission The commission tentatively decided not to create codes under its powers and would reconsider if NRA rules against voluntary codes Industries eyed include wholesale liquor and soft drinks fertilizer tile confectionery west coast butter eggs cheese and poultry The health commissioner of Milwaukee cautions parents to discipline children by sunlight rather than force and gradually.
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J. R. Brackett
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
NRA
Trade Commission
Commission
Long welcomes Roosevelt back into fold of wealth shares
Senator Huey Long of Louisiana, skeptical yet hopeful, welcomes President Roosevelt’s tax message as a step toward “share the wealth.” He warns of past shifts and says he will assist in pushing the tax measures through Congress, claiming plans already exist to support rapid action.
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Huey
W. H. Mylander
Washington
Senator Long
Louisiana
Roosevelt
Long
America
Mitchell
Commerce
Mr. Roosevelt
Astors
Congress
Reward Offered in Disappearances of Four Tourists
Governor Henry Horner announces a $500 reward for those responsible for the disappearance of two Illinois couples Mr. and Mrs. George M. Lorius of East St. Louis and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Heberger of Du Quoin. The travelers vanished May 22 near Albuquerque as they headed to California. their car was found abandoned in Dallas and forged traveler’s checks were cashed in Texas. Federal agents take charge of the car in Dallas. a youth who cashed about 305 dollars of Lorius checks is sought as investigations span the Southwest.
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Springfield
Henry Horner
George M. Lorius
East St. Louis
Albert Heberger
du Quoin
New Mexico
California
Albuquerque
N. M
Dallas
Texas
Horner
Alfred
Tingley
AUTO
Illinois
Department of Justice
el Paso
J. W. Frits
Lorius
Camp Kiwanis Joins Certification Drive for Girl Scout Camps
Camp Kiwanis Amarillo participates in a national camp visiting plan to certify Girl Scout camps. Inspectors visit thrice per season with regional and national staff, reporting to headquarters. after three years camps meeting standards receive certificates. Camp Kiwanis closes its three week summer encampment season with nearly 50 girls attending each week.
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Kiwanis
Amarillo
Girl Scouts
J. Roy Cullum
Girl Scout Work
Girl Scout Council
E. J. Corn
Tucumcari
N. M
Mary White
Girls Organization
Roswell
Girl Scout
Margareth Chesmore
Chesemore
Margaret Galley
Ida Mae McClure
R. L. Brown
Alice Cohenour
Mus
Amarilloans Face Federal Conviction
Four men faced federal convictions for conspiracy to counterfeit U S currency in Taylor last December. Shofner, Marvin Montgomery and John Garrett Jr were also found guilty of altering bills. Flake Montgomery was convicted of conspiracy only. Sentencing was deferred by Judge McMillan.
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Austin
United States
R J. McMillan
Shofner
Marvin Montgomery
Amarillo
John Garrett, Jr
Bartlett
Flake Montgomery
Taylor
Railroads Build Amarillo as Hub of a Great Transportation System
John Moore outlines Amarillo’s role as a central rail hub with fast freight and passenger service. He notes three transcontinental outlets Burlington Rock Island Santa Fe plus several branches, daily package cars and through merchandise cars, and emphasizes growth since the first railroad. Wholesalers offer good value and strong delivery, attracting buyers who spend a day in the market.
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Amarillo
Burlington, Rock Island and
Santa Fe
Mother Awaits Word From Missing Son
A Texas mother, Mrs. Nannie I. Slade of 1500 Harrison Street, waits anxiously for her son Jesse B. Slade his wife and their eight year old grandson James after a Colorado fishing trip. Slade, a 35 year old former Amarillo realtor, warned his mother to wire a Denver radio station if anything went wrong and said he would listen each noon. yesterday a broadcast yielded no word.
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Nannie I. Slade
Harrison Street
Jesse B. Slade
James
Colorado
Slade
Denver Radio Staton
Amarillo
Commission Revives Oil Tender System in Texas
The Texas Railroad Commission orders oil and gasoline transport must use a tender system with six manifests including SW-1 through SW-6. The move enforces House bill 581 authorizing seizures for illegal oil and sets up monthly consolidation of tenders for all plants pipelines storage and handlers.
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Austin
Railroad Commission
Texas
Ethiopia asserts 800000 strong army ready for defense
Ethiopia announces voluntary part time training for all males and claims an 800000 man force organized on feudal lines with 20000 elite infantry 700000 regular infantry and 80000 cavalry. Italy is projected to field 225000 troops by September as Mussolini hardens mobilization. A separate report notes Jess King of Amarillo jailed on a whisky hijacking charge sought by New Mexico authorities.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
Adua
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Jess King
Mexican Paymaster Defendant in Suiz
Salvador Ateca, paymaster of the Escobar revolution in Mexico and operator of the reventivy closed foreign club faces charges in El Paso. Trial details pending.
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Suiz
EL Paso
U.P
Salvador Ateca
Mexico
Death Claims Wife of Santa Fe Clerk
R E Work chief clerk to the Santa Fe trainmaster left for Albuquerque where his wife died this morning at 1 30 in the Methodist Sanitarium He planned to visit his wife and bring his daughter Rhea Fern Work back to Amarillo.
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R. E. Work
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Mr. Work
Rhea Fern Work
Amarillo
Taxers Get Simple Ruling On Coin Machines
Austin reports a straightforward rule from the state comptroller on coin operated marble and vending machines. Owners pay taxes or face confiscation as gambling devices if machines are not service or vending types. Neff Jr. letter copies warn machines taxed at 5.9 to 11.78 dollars this year. power outages delayed copies. counties may levy half the state tax.
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Austin
State Comptroller's Office
Pat Neff, Jr
Allred
Rail commerce boosts Amarillo market activity and wages
Amarillo railroad shipments support local merchants as rail handling brings wage income to town. A Rock Island fare sale offers $50 round trips to Baltimore New York Philadelphia or Montreal with a 21 day return window. The Garage Workers Association calls a meeting at Amarillo Brake Co. offices Friday night. Rock Island executives visited Amarillo on company business.
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Amarillo
Amarillo Railroad
Rock Island
Baltimore
New York City
Philadelphia
Montreal
Quebec
Garage Workers Association
Amarillo Brake Co
Seventh
van Buren
Dallas group dominates opening round in Texas Amateur
In Dallas at Brook Hollow, Jack Munger led 96 entrants with a 69 to top the medal tally as 16 low scorers in mercial play include 15 Dallas locals. Leland Hamman of Waco was the sole out-of-stater among the 16 and several locals posted solid scores with Lafayette Franks second at par 70 and O Hara Watts and Harry Todd tied for third at 72.
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Dallas
U.P
Leland Hamman
Waco
Jack Munger
Brook Hollow
Lafayette Franks
O'Hara Watts
Harry Todd
Peyton Slade
Jamie Gough
Hamman
Reynolds Smith
Jack Speer
James Winton
Fort Worth
Russell Cox
Pilly Bob Coffey
Drake
Austin
Gehrig Tigers Fox Lead Doubleheader Slugging Day
Lou Gehrig of the Yankees hit the eighth homer a triple and a single in the first game while Pete Fox of the Tigers homered in the day’s doubleheader. Wally Berger and Phil Cavaretta contributed for their teams as Cubs Cavaliers. Julian Solters hit two homers and a double for the Browns in the doubleheader. Ossie Bluege Bruce Campbell and Billy Knickerbocker each had three hits as the Senators and Indians split the twin bill.
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Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Pete Fox
Tigers
Indians
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Okla
Cecile Parsons
Margaret Collins
Osce McCrerey
Canyon
Alma Lynn Been
Wheeler
Dorothy Aufdenbrink
Tomlinson
Neilson
M. Sears
Potter County Nurses Association
Ampion
Russell
Middleton
Certified Public Accountant
Ais
Oliver Fakle Bidg
John Moore
Amarilloan
Mexico City
R. P Zarate
Jose Corona
Chihuahua
Ateca
Fl Paso
Schilling
Tri-Way Garage
Pierce ST
the Brotherhood of Railroad
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Mina Meadow Green
Kush
Kane
Katherine Knock
Miss Meadow
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Hireless Cocker
Claude Gray
Cool
W. Kirk
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Mr. Kirk
Missouri Pacific Lines
Kansas City
Southern Pacific
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Sierra Blanca
Devils River
del Rio
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Santa Fe Railway
Bernalillo
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Thedford
J. M. Casper
Benton
H. &. McMullen
G. A. Carroll
Dalhart
L. S. Cook
Marle Mack
Mary Palmer
Claire Dodd Clark Williams
Alice White
Jack Larue
Geo. E. Stone
Universal Picture
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Alice Teasdale
Hobart
China
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Josephine Hutchinson
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Fild de Luxe
Paramount News
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Warner
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Guy Pa Aga
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Rex
Ladies
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Francis Drake
Edward KE. Horton
Liberty Theater
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Ar. Dallas
Pr. H. Winstead City
T. B. Gallaher
Amarillo, Texas
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