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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1939

Page

4

Postal firms ordered to halt unauthorized package delivery

Attorney General Gerald C. Mann ruled that Western Union Telegraph Company and Postal Telegraph Company exceeded Texas charter powers by offering package delivery. He notified executives they must desist from ultra wires activities or face legal action, after findings showed services handling department store deliveries in several cities.

Austin Gerald C. Mann Western Union Telegraph Company Postal Telegraph Company Texas Mann Ultra Wires

Deputy Landis Exhibits Quick Rescue Tactic

Deputy Gib Landis loaded two runaway girls from Memphis Texas into his car and returned them home while also guiding a juvenile delinquent from Gainesville toward state reform school at Gatesville. The boy had earlier fired at a man after being refused work, reflecting a troubled home background.

Gib Landis Memphis Texas Oklahoma New Mexico Landis Gainesville State Reform School For Gatesville

Texas Postmasters Open Annual Convention

Big Spring June 22. Post masters of Texas convene for the annual session. 180 plus registrants attend the opening program with addresses from Owen Keen W R Briggs Henry D Young and Alvin S Page. State association president W D DeGrassi of Amarillo presided this morning as visitors were welcomed. session runs through Saturday.

Texas Owen Keen Department Washington W. R. Briggs Cincinnati Henry D. Young Port Worth Alvin S. Page Fort Worth State Association W. DD. DeGrassi Amarillo

Markets Report: Dow Jones Averages Slump Across Sectors

The market summary shows declines across several sectors with the Dow Jones averages lower. Utilities and stocks led losses while industrials and agricultural groups also underperformed amid trading activity on the New York Stock Exchange.

Dow-Jones Fenner & Beane Amarillo

Expert urges valve changes for all submarines after Squalus disaster

Harold C. Preble a civilian submarine expert testified before a naval board in Portsmouth asserting the current air induction valves are inefficient and unsafe. He urged adoption of new ventilating equipment to improve emergency response and rescue capability.

Portsmouth N. H United States Naval Board of Ives Harold C. Preble Navai Portsmouth Navy Yard Preble

Fish-0 Tests Again Tonight

Fish-0 continues with about 25 tackle prizes and a grand prize to be decided. Cecil Delk is a top contender for the grand prize a five gallon can of Texaco motor oil donated by Tom Troth. Troth leads in number of prizes as play starts at 7 pm near the Public Archery Range West Tenth Avenue. Qualifying rounds begin at 8 pm with no entry fee.

Prev Close Close Allied Chemical & Dye Allix Chalmers Allied American Power & Light Lily Baltimore & Ohio Barnsdall Oil Bendix Aviation Bethlehem Borden & Co Bner Borg-Warner Evidere Budd Mfg Brigas Mfg Co Burroughs Phy Bridgeport Brass Chicago Wei Chrysler Oy Columbia Gas & Electric Coommercial Credit Wy Commonwealth & Poutnere Bet Sit Murray Corp Aalesh National Depa Btores Abe Kelvinator Bineult York Central York Ship Building Orth American Aviation American Cobine Northern Pacific Onle Otian Steel Steeis Wee Paramount Pure Penney Co JC Ras Rbi Pennsylvania 7A Petroleum Corp Weebene Phillips Petroleum Sree Pullman CaMmeenr Radin Corp St Cecil Delk Texaco Tom Troth West Tenth Avenue

25 Year Clubbers Plan Barbecue Near Tri State Fair

Nearly 1 000 notices were mailed to Amarillo Borger Pampa Lubbock and Canyon residents who attended Amarillo High School in 1939. The 25 Year Club barbecue is set for next Tuesday night in front of the Tri State Fair grandstand, served at 6 30. Members may bring guests at 50 cents each. Annual dues are 50 cents.

Amarillo Borger Pampa Lubbock Canyon Amarillo High School Milton Cox Dave Parks John Snider

Stevenson Denies Call for Texas Legislature Special Session

Lt. Gov Coke R Stevenson denied plans to convene a special session of the Texas Legislature during Gov. W Lee O Daniel's absence for the New York World Fair trip. He said he would not call a session even if he were governor and would visit Austin while the governor is away after a 163 day regular session.

Austin Coke R. Stevenson Texas W. Lee O'Daniel Stevenson Int Junction

Oswald the Rabbit film stolen in Amarillo burglary

Oswald the Rabbit from the Texas Theater hutch was found damp in an Amarillo alley after a burglary at 619 Polk Street. A break in through the popcorn booth gained entry, with $15 in candy and several popcorn boxes taken. a second film and an ad reel were also stolen.

Oswald Hutch Texas Theater Amarillo Polk Street Oswald, the Rabbit

Murder Charge Filed On Scarborough Son

A murder charge was filed against Hollis Scarborough 41 in connection with the pistol slaying of his father Hollis Scarborough senior a wealthy Texas New Mexico rancher and oil man at his Scarborough ranch near here. The elder Scarborough died Tuesday night after being shot Monday. Hollis Scarborough was held on a $25000 bond.

Kermit Hollis Scarborough Wff Scarborough Texas-New Mexico

Lemuel Clark Faces Burglary Charges

Lemuel Clark a 17 year old boy was charged today with burglary and his bond set at 1000 dollars. Clark allegedly burglarized the Texas Theater last night taking several rolls of film and a quantity of popcorn and candy. A younger boy with Clark was held as a juvenile delinquent.

Lemuel Clark Clark Texas Theater

Pin Swallowed Years Ago Led to Man's Death

El Paso report says 89 year old Fred W. Mister of Hillsboro New Mexico died after an autopsy found a straight pin he swallowed years earlier pierced his appendix causing peritonitis. He fell ill June 10 while en route to El Paso and died Sunday.

EL Paso U.P Fred W. Mister Hillsboro N. M

Three Amarillo Boys Headed to New Mexico Camp

Three Amarillo boys Sanford Edquist Ernest Rogers and Terry Maxwell will depart Saturday for the Western Life Boys Camp at El Porvenir New Mexico led by Prof Frank Phillips head of the agriculture department at West Texas State College.

Amarillo Western Life el Porvenir N. M Frank Phillips Department of Agriculture West Texas State College Sanford Edquist Ernest Rogers Terry Maxwell

Fever Tick Eradication Brings Circus Hope Back

In Edinburg Texas and the Lower Rio Grande Valley children may finally see a circus after three years as cattle fever tick eradication ends quarantine. Hidalgo County remains under restraint and officials expect lifting in 1939. Circus dates were canceled in 1937 and last performed in 1936. A six wheel storage battery truck from Germany is described with four electric rear wheels.

Edinburg Texas U.P Rio Grande Valley Hidalgo County Leonard Freasier State Livestock Sanitary Commission Germany

Investors Seek Money Here, Brymer Tells Real Estate Meeting

W H Brymer secretary manager of the First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Amarillo reports national interest in Amarillo investments. He notes life insurers in Oklahoma City and a Washington, DC resident seeking multi thousand dollar entries, with bids for diversification. The board declared 4 percent dividends totaling 17772.49 with 11000 added to reserve.

W. H. Brymer United States Amarillo First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Polk Street Panhandle Washington, D. C Brymer Shreveport First Federal Savings and Loan Association

Tire Tool Fatality Claims Panhandle Operator

Henry Dellis, a service station operator in Panhandle, died after a tire tool slipped while he repaired a tire. He suffered a mouth wound and heart complications believed caused by the shock. funeral arrangements are handled by O'Neal Funeral Home.

Panhandle Henry Dellis Dellis

Two Stores Three Individuals Are Robber Victims

Police received three prowling reports last night detailing break ins at the Texas Theater on Polk Street the Cal Stand on Fillmore Street and the Jimmie Fenley apartment on Monroe Street. Coins were taken from a music box a wrist watch from the apartment and an electric sweeper was stolen from an apartment above Nelson Drug at Tenth Avenue and Van Buren Street. A man at 415 East Fifteenth Avenue reported a lost pocketbook.

Texas Polk Street Fillmore Street Jimmie Fenley Monroe Street Tenth Avenue van Buren Street East Fifteenth Avenue

Entertainers Appeared Before Rotary Club in Amarillo

At the Amarillo Hotel the Rotary Club heard Cal Farley's Sons of the West perform a novelty skit by Gib and Floy Howard. Mary Louise Broome sang and danced, Jean Farley spoke thanking the club for teaching Cal Farley to use a fork, and Stuttering Sam presented a model program from the Kickapoo Rotary Club.

Rotary Club Amarillo Hotel Cal Farley Sons of the West Gib Howard Floy Howard Mary Louise Broome Jean Farley Sam Kickapoo Rotary Club

Municipal golf course under construction at Amarillo Thomp son Park

Top material laid on most grass greens at Amarillo’s municipal course in progress at Thompson Park. Mix of rich soil fertilizer and Holland peat moss used. $18,000 clubhouse rising with glass veranda overlooking greens. Five miles of sprinkler pipe to be bought. bids to furnish pipe open at 10 tomorrow by city commission.

Amarillo Thompson Park Holland

FCC Extends Radio Licenses From Six Months to One Year

Washington June 22 The Federal Communications Commission raised standard broadcasting station licenses from six months to one year effective upon expiration of existing licenses. The move follows a three commissioner study panel report and contrasts with the National Association of Broadcasters proposal for three year terms under the act.

Washington Federal Communications Commission Standard Broadcasting Commission National Association of Broadcasters

Geological Group Pauses in City on Road to Diggings

A geology party from Miami University Oxford Ohio paused in Amarillo briefly this afternoon en route to diggings in New Mexico and Arizona. About a dozen members travel by truck as the party continues its field work.

Miami University Oxford Ohio Amarillo New Mexico Arizona

Texas reports 88 lives saved equals 3.08 million in losses saved

Public Safety Department statisticians compute that 88 lives saved this year in Texas translate to an economic saving of 3,080,000 dollars. Each saved life avoids an estimated 35,000 dollars in earning power and dependent costs. The year’s traffic toll stands at 655 as of June 22, with May claiming 97 fatalities and 17 more deaths from prior injuries.

Austin U.P Public Safety Department Texas

Amarillo Stocked With Beer Despite Heat Wave

State police stopped and weighed a truck this morning. The weight was 16,000 pounds, 9,000 pounds over weight. Contents included 9,600 bottles of beer.

Company posts record home loan volume after charter

Mr Brymer announced the firm issued the largest volume of new home loans since obtaining its Federal charter, totaling 047043.25. The statement notes that shareholders received less than 4 percent, reflecting the company’s strong lending momentum last month.

Mentha-Pepsin Promises Quick Relief for Digestive Distress

Dare's Mentha-Pepsi is promoted as fast acting relief for acute gas attacks and sour stomach. The Pool Drug Co. and other druggists offer a satisfaction or money back guarantee, emphasizing rapid and reliable performance.

Dare Pool Drug Co Oth

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