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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1931

Page

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Experts Take Stand as Oil Quiz Resumes

The East Texas oil field with about 1,000 producing wells could yield 300,000 barrels daily without waste, per W L Goldston Jr. The commission heard plans to prorate on a unit basis, with hopes of 5,000 to 6,000 wells at a daily flow of a million barrels when fully developed.

Austin East Texas State Railroad Commission W. L. Goldston, Jr Cranfill-Reynolds Co Dan Moody Goldston R. E. Hardwicke Central Advisory Proration Committee C. P. Burton Dallas John Suman Humble Oil Company Burton Suman Cranfill W. S. Farish Humble Company Tom E. Cranfill Pat M. Neff Neff Tulsa Okla Oil and Gas Journal The Journal Oklahoma City Seminole Oklahoma Field California

Love and Heroes in a World of Debt and Tigers

Arthur Brisbane surveys money and heroism with a tiger hunt fantasy and postwar reparations debates. He contrasts French demands for payments with Hoover’s moratorium, notes distrust between Britain and France, and discusses love and marriage trends amid social change.

First Wheat Goes In New Elevator in Amarillo

The first four carloads of storage wheat were dumped into Amarillo's 2 100 000 bushel storage elevator yesterday. The wheat, graded No 1 dark hard, will be stored by Farmers Grain and Storage Company of Groom, Texas. Burrus Elevator Company completed work on its elevator and is ready to handle wheat in large quantities with several carloads on tracks awaiting unloading.

Amarillo Farmers Grain and Storage Company Groom Texas Burrus Elevator Company

Deaths Soar Across U S Under June Heat Wave

Heat wave grips the nation with eight days of extreme temperatures. More than 230 people have died in the last 24 hours, while animals, crops, and livestock suffer in Illinois Iowa and Indiana. Rain and cooler air are forecast for Amarillo and West Texas.

Associated Press Central States Pacific Atlantic Illinois Iowa Indiana Nebraska South Dakota

Gatty and Post Land Edmontons Flight Weather Tied to Storm

Thunderstorms and heavy rain reported by the United States Weather Bureau threaten to affect the Edmondton landing of Harold Gatty and Wiley Post. At Fairbanks Alaska they prepared for takeoff in the Winnie Mae, with Post delayed by a heavy fuel load, then resumed flight toward Edmonton as Gatty’s wife Mrs Harold Gatty planned to join the final leg in New York City.

ST. Paul Minn United States Weather Bureau Edmonton Alberta Harold Gatty Wiley Post M. F. Hostde Fairbanks Alaska Jasoline Post Winnie Mae Gatty United States Amarillo New York City Transcontinental Western Air Express Line English Field Post Hissi New York Post and Gatty World Fliers Canada Weaf-Nbc WEAF WJZ

See John about building

John Maynard Lumber Company at 800 West 5th is the contact for building inquiries. phone 5285.

John John Maynard Lbr. Co

No Cure for Chinese Elm Disease Warns USDA Pathologist

Dr. W H Long of the USDA declares Cytospora incurable in Chinese elms in Amarillo after inspecting trees with Temple Robinson. He notes the disease follows a severe late freeze and causes bark death and secondary worm activity. painting cut areas is suggested but cure remains unavailable.

Amarillo W. H. Long Bureau of Plant Industry United States Department of Agriculture Temple Robinson Long

Wheat Harvest Progress Across Panhandle Regions

Two thirds of Panhandle wheat is stored on farms after surveying the belt. An estimated 15 million bushels, about one third of the crop, have been harvested and 10 million bushels stored or piled on the ground. Harvest status varies from South Plains to North Plains with about 40 percent, 15 percent, and 15 percent harvested respectively. The Amarillo Grain Exchange reported 1133 cars moved yesterday. Wheat futures from Tulsa, Groom and Lee sold for 33 cents per bushel.

Panhandle Wheat Belt South Plains Central Plains Plainview North Plains Amarillo

Funeral Rites Planned For Col. C. T. Herring At Four

Funeral services for Col. C T Herring set for four this afternoon at Central Presbyterian Church with Rev R Thomson officiating. Burial will follow at Llano Pantheon. Survivors include son William E Herring and daughter Mrs L K Johnson along with several siblings and grandchildren.

Col. C. T. Herring Central Presbyterian Church Llano Pantheon R. Thomson The Presbyterian Church Colonel Herring Herring Hotel Howard Paul R. L. Underwood Wichita Falls E. O. Thompson William Burger Miles Bivins W. W. McIlroy Ford Brandenburg Frank Kell L. J. Massie Los Angeles Amarillo Dimmitt Lillian Young Shreveport Euna Wilks Alpine Arthur Ware Cornelia Louise Johnson Vernon Wil Charles Ware Elizabeth Herring Gay Taylor D. A. Sparger H. Watson

Sewer Gas Fatal To Two Workmen

George Durham and Oscar Lindquist, both married, were overcome by sewer gas and washed into a Wichita sewer main this morning as City Inspector H. E. Carver arrived. The strong current carried their bodies toward the main.

Wichita Kan George Durham Oscar Lindquist Southend H. E. Carver

Blaze Near Gladewater Brought Under Control

A brush fire near Gladewater was reported under control today after threatening the city last night. Authorities expected the blaze to burn on possibly longer but said it was not dangerous.

Tyler Gladewater

Weather Forecast for Amarillo and West Texas

Amarillo and nearby expect showers tonight and a Wednesday with partly cloudy skies. West Texas mostly partly cloudy with possible showers tonight and Wednesday. New Mexico stays generally fair with isolated thundershowers in the north central area. Temperatures reach 82 today and 67 tonight.

Amarillo West Texas New Mexico

Dallas Police Probe Second Hijacking Case

Dallas authorities pursue a second hijacking linked to a Sunday double shooting that killed Abe Schreiber and Pauline Corman. George Stroud, 20, reported being kidnapped by an armed man who forced him to drive to a park, robbed him of 135 dollars, shot him in the leg, and fled with two accomplices.

Dallas Abe Schreiber Galveston Pauline Corman George Stroud Stroud

Santa Fe Requests 17 Mile Extension to Mt Dora

The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad and its Elkhart and Santa Fe subsidiary seek Interstate Commerce Commission approval to extend 17 miles from Clayton New Mexico to Mt Dora as part of a planned 110 mile line from Felt Oklahoma to Colmer New Mexico. Hugh Kennedy a Muleshoe businessman died when his car collided with a truck one mile west of Farwell last night.

Washington Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad The Elkhart and Santa Fe Interstate Commerce Commission Clayton N. M Mt. Dora Felt Okla Colmer Farwell Hugh Kennedy Muleshoe

City Tax Deadline Extended Briefing Tonight

The assessor and tax collector office in city hall stays open until midnight to allow payments before the 10 percent delinquency penalty. City taxes for 1930 become delinquent July 1. City manager Bill Durham notes a slow pace of payments with little rush observed by Tuesday noon. Delinquent taxpayers face 10 percent penalty plus $1 costs and 6 percent interest. Griggs ambulance, phone 4311.

Bill Durham

Robbins and Jones Fly Toward Tokio From Fort Worth

Reg Robbins and H. B. Jones launched from Fort Worth at 4 50 A M in a white monoplane with 325 gallons of fuel aiming to reach Seattle non stop that night. Refueling Ford plane piloted by Jimmy Mattern trailed, planning legs to Bismarck and Fairbanks before mid air refueling toward Tokyo.

Fort Worth Reg Robbins H. 8 Jones Tokio Seattle Ford Jimmy Mattern Robbins Mattern Bismarck N. D Nick Greener Fairbanks Alaska Lockheed Moon Nome

Franco American talks stall over war debts holiday plan

Paris reports a deadlock in Franco American talks on Hoover era war debts and reparations holiday. Secretary Mellon says discussions are postponed until tomorrow amid warnings of a crisis. Mellon and Ambassador Edge show optimism yet admit wide divergence on key points. France seeks longer payment terms for Germany’s annual unconditional annuities.

Germany Britain France Mellon Paris Albion Shylock Hoover Walter E. Edge United States Washington

Graves Beats Contempt Fine Dismissal of Charges

Judge Henry 8, Bishop of the Potter criminal district, dismissed contempt of court charges against John Graves, Potter County jail warden, who allegedly took prisoner Clifton Miller to Austin to confer with the governor and pardon board. Miller remains under a two year penitentiary sentence, held for a Federal investigation.

John Graves Potter County Henry 8 Potter Criminal District Graves Austin O. Ellis Bishop Clifton Miller Miller

Ardmore Case Protested by Mexican Students

A National University student body protest condemns the Ardmore Oklahoma acquittal of Deputy Sheriff W. E. Guess in the killing of two Mexican students. Estrada warns the incident is not closed and protests spread with demonstrations in Pachuca at the Real Del Mining offices.

Mexico City National University W. E. Guess Ardmore Okla Universal Justice Genaro Estrada Mexico Pachuca Real del Mining Company

State Dept to Supply Mexico Case Details on Ardmore Shootings

The State Department plans to give Mexican officials full information on the fatal Ardmore Oklahoma shooting of two Mexican students and the acquittal of former Deputy William E Guess. A trial record will be sent via Oklahoma Governor Murray for Mexican authorities.

Washington State Department Ardmore Okla William E. Guess Murray Oklahoma

PLAN FOR 5 DAY FLIGHT NEW YORK

Clyde Pangborn and Hugh Herndon announced they aim to fly around the world in five days if weather allows. The route includes Moscow and Siberia with a first stop. the crew plans continuous flight with one pilot resting. Post and Gatty remain in the race, nearing the finish.

New York Clyde Pangborn Hugh Herndon Wiley Post Harold Gatty Pangborn-Herndon Post-Gatty Moscow Siberia

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