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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1933

Page

6

Bodies of Spanish aviators recovered after Atlantic flight

The pilot boat Coloso moved to recover the remains of Capt. Mariano Barberan and Lieut. Joaquin Collar, presumed to have perished on the Havana to Mexico City Atlantic crossing. A wrecked plane Four Winds was found on a lagoon island near Puerto Mexico. Balcazar and U S inputs confirm the find and Mexico City plans national mourning.

Mexico City Coloso Mariano Barberan Joaquin Collar Atlantic Emilio Balcazar Aguila Oil Company Lake of la Madona Puerto Mexico Santa Ana Bay United States Josephus Daniels Balcazar

Home Owners Loan Setup Due Shortly in Texas

The Texas division of the Federal Home Owners' Loan Corporation is to be organized in Dallas within ten days. E. E. Shelton, member of the Ninth District Federal Home Loan Bank, says Washington set the outer date at two weeks. A state manager, likely James Shaw, Texas banking commissioner, would head the operation with offices in Houston San Antonio El Paso Amarillo and possibly Fort Worth.

Dallas U.P Texas Federal Home Owners’ Loan Corporation E. E. Shelton Ninth District Federal Home Loan Bank Washington Shelton James Shaw Shaw Houston San Antonio el Paso Amarillo Fort Worth

Names of gold-hoarders to be published by Justice

Washington June 27 The Department of Justice will publish names of gold-hoarders who refuse to return the metal under President Roosevelt's order. Attorney General Cummings said prosecutions would follow the publication and the delay was to age all evidence for court presentation.

Washington Roosevelt Department of Justice Cummings Department

Twelve Jurors Hear Case Over Oregon Snowback Fall

Beaumont on June 27 twelve jurors listened as lawyers argued that a fall from a moving Pullman on May 1 1932 caused D G Berkman 2950 in damages. He claimed a door left open by the train crew led to the incident and a long wait in a snowbank before rescue.

Beaumont Oregon D. G. Berkman

Criminals Favor Strangers for Robbery More Than Murder

A AAAS briefing cites Prof. R Clyde White of Indiana University noting criminals kill neighbors or acquaintances more often than strangers but steal mainly from strangers. He urges regular city crime censuses to guide police deployment.

Chicago American Association For the Advancement of Science R. Clyde White University of Indiana

Cost of living up 0.8 percent in May report

The National Industrial Conference Board finds May living costs rose 0.8 percent from April across 172 cities. The purchasing power index sits at 138.7, while year over year costs remain 7.4 percent lower than May last year and 27.1 percent below two years ago. Rentals fell 0.8 percent. food rose 3.6 percent. clothing hardly changed.

New York National Industrial Conference Board

Refuse Rail Rate Slash for Grains

The state railroad commission in Austin refused to order a 25 percent or larger cut in grain and grain product freight rates. The request came from Fort Worth groups, arguing lines faced track competition. The commission noted reductions require rail carrier initiative and did not act on noncarrier proposals.

Austin Jime 27 U.P State Railroad Commission Fort Worth Grain & Cotton Exchange Fort Worth Freight Bureau Fort Worth, Beaumont and Waco Chambers of Commerce

Crime Distances and Costs in City Districts

A study shows crime density peaks within one mile of the city business center while a district five miles away reports 3.7 felonies per square mile with two felons convicted. Burglary costs average $3.60 per citizen for police, courts, and prisons.

19 Counties Seek Highway Aid for West Texas Roads

SAN ANGELO June 27 Nine teen West Texas counties request state highway funds totaling more than 2 000 000 for road improvements. The counties aim to secure financial assistance to upgrade and maintain major routes across the region.

San Angelo West Texas

Counties Seek Legislation to Allow Bond Participation

At a conference of eight county officials the group urged legislative relief to allow their participation in a law on state county highway obligations. The Texas State Highway Department has completed most bonded projects, but checks payable to the department by 19 counties and drawn on Security Trust Co of Austin have not been paid since 1932, causing some bonds to default. Counties represented: Andrews Bell Concho Gaines Pecos Reagan Refugio Van Zandt. Others affected: Bowie Liberty Lipscomb Live Oak Madison Matagorda San Jacinto Tyler Wheeler Wood.

Security Trust Co Austin State Highway Department Andrews Bell Concho Gaines Pecos Reagan Refugio van Zandt Bowie Liberty Lipscomb Live Oak Madison Matagorda San Jacinto Tyler Wheeler Wood

Mellon Attacks Big Suit in DC Court

Attorneys for Andrew Mellon and several ex treasury officials asked the District of Columbia Supreme Court to dismiss a 220 million dollar lawsuit alleging they defrauded the government in settling taxes for a foreign steamship company.

Washington Andrew W. Mellon Secretary of the Treasury Treasury District of Columbia Supreme Court Foreign Steamship Company

Governor backs cotton acreage control week in Oklahoma

Oklahoma Governor Murray announced June 25 to July 1 as cotton acreage control week, backing the national crop reduction plan from his office. The move aims to support stabilization of the cotton industry and encourage farmers to participate in acreage limitations.

Oklahoma City Murray

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