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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1935

Page

8

Flood relief survey reports 1000 homeless in Texas

Texas relief headquarters counted 1,000 homeless families and 10,000 more needing aid after weekend floods. About 5,600 relief cases must be reopened and 2,252 houses damaged across Travis and Bastrop counties with broader losses in Kimble and surrounding areas. Statewide projects totaling 26,584 dollars fund 713 workers across 21 initiatives.

Austin U.P Texas Travis County Bastrop Wharton Matagorda Colorado River Kimble Gulf of Mexico Carmeron County Rio Grande el Paso Immigration and Naturalization Kimble County Aolano Live Oak County Three Rivers Brown County Harris McLennan

Judge Seeks Return of Federal Convict in Handley Slayings

Fort Worth Texas June 21 Judge Willis McGregor filed with Attorney General Homer S Cummings a formal request to return W D May from Alcatraz to Tarrant County for trial on murder charges May is already serving a federal robbery term on Alcatraz and faces a local death sentence. He was convicted in 1934 for involvement in the Handley triple slaying linked to the O D Stevens gang. Stevens is imprisoned on Alcatraz for robbery and Mays appeal of the death sentence is pending.

Fort Worth Texas e—Criminal District Willis McGregor Homer S. Cummings Washington W. D. May Tarrant County May Alcatraz Island Cal Alcatraz O. D. Stevens Stevens

Girl in Hospital With Bullet Wound

A 20 year old woman, Bobbie Stevens, remains in hospital with a bullet wound near the heart after a former employee talked with the shooter before a shot was heard. Police investigate as doctors say she will recover.

Fort Worth Texas Bobbie Stevens R. M. Baker

Big Reds Death Hits Moonshine Hunt In Florida

Big Red, lead trailer dog for Florida alcohol tax agents, has died from suspected poison near a still. Little Red continues tracking moonshiners with Investigator Farl P. Carter. In three months, dogs aided arrests at 16 stills, 14 by the hounds, as offenders often plead guilty or opt for court trials.

Alexander R. George Washington The Revenue Service Big Red Florida Little Red Farl P. Carter Alcohol Tax Unit Carter

Anvil Park Rodeo Opens July in Canadian Texas

Aggressive energy fuels preparations for the Thirteenth annual Anvil Park Rodeo at Anvil Park near Canadian Texas on July 3 4 and 5. Cattle from Old Mexico and Anvil Park string of Brahma riding steers promise high drama with bronc riding steer wrestling rope tricks and a large arena crew led by Marian McLain director.

Anvil Park Canadian Texas Willie Anvil Park Rodeo Association Old Mexico India Brahma Marian McLain Sun City Kansas Beale Queen J. A. Ranch N. FR. Sweeney Floyd Studer Amarillo Buck Harris Ferman Sawyer Boyd Shelton Louis Velda Tindall Wiley McCrary Jasbo Fulkerson Madison Square Garden New York City Boston Rodeo Gate

Drifter Sets New Records For Motorcycle Run At Banbury

A Banbury rider on a motorcycle and sidecar broke land and air records by traveling 5 004 miles at an average 20 mph with 40 000 000 engine revolutions and 20 000 000 explosions. The piston covered 4 000 miles in its own sphere.

Banbury England

Stop With a Smile a Warning on Car and Train Safety

A cautionary note urges drivers to slow for crossings and avoid attempting to beat an oncoming train. It emphasizes safe driving behavior and the dangers of reckless crossing attempts.

Stop for trains at crossings say a calm word

A short verse by W. O. Smith from Santa Fe Switchman Amarillo Texas urges drivers to slow at crossings and not try to beat trains. It warns a train may be ready to go and stopping safely prevents harm, promoting smiling caution for many miles ahead.

W. O. Smith Santa Fe Amarillo Texas

Fishing Poles Taxable Under Ohio Law

Nellie Martin was fined $24 and costs in Bellefontaine justice court for failing to collect sales tax on rental of a fishing pole. The ruling confirms that fishing poles are taxable items under Ohio sales tax law.

Bellefontaine Ohio U.P Nellie Martin Justice Court

Tallman Ranch Hen Lays Record Egg Worth Eight Ounces

Mrs A V Tallman claims possession of a remarkable hen whose egg measures 8.5 inches across and 9.5 inches long, weighing eight ounces, suggesting a champion or near champion layer on her ranch.

A. V. Tallman

Australia Turns to Baseball as Sport Grows

Australia, famed for hockey and tennis, embraces baseball with the past season marked as its most successful. The game spreads in New South Wales and Victoria as bats and balls are imported from America.

Australia New South Wales Victoria Amera

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