Officials End Fastham Prison Farm Mutiny After Floggings
Huntsville Tex June 30 U P Af abortive mutiny among 56 hardened convicts on Fastham prison farm was believed ended today after 12 ringleaders were flogged and others given brief solitary sentences. Jack Ellingson said the trouble stemmed from repeaters denied easy jobs.
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Huntsville
Tex
U.P
Fastham
Jack Ellingson
Texas Prison System
Texas
Ellingson
Pastham
Central Farm
Jurors Listen to Evidence in Bridges Trial
Testimony began this morning in the trial of Monte Bridges charged with killing Pred English in Borger last February after a bill dispute. The last juror was selected after new talesmen joined. Bridges surrendered in California last March and English was a hotel proprietor shot during the dispute. J. A. Alexander, charged with helping in the slaying, surrendered ten days later and is expected to testify.
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Stinnett
Monte Bridges
English
Borger
Ridges
California
Texas
J. A. Alexander
Bridges
Shields Rites Set For July 2 in Vega
Funeral services for H. R. Shields 39 Vega ranchman are scheduled Thursday at 4 p.m. in Veno. Shields, a Vega resident for 27 years, died of a heart attack. Survived by wife, two sons Vernon and Joe of Amarillo, and four daughters Edith Hielda, Michael Shields of Canyon, Mrs D. D. Downing of Cross Plains, and Mrs Orban Booth of Cross Plains. Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home in charge.
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H. R. Shields
Vega Ranchman
Veno
Shields
Vega
Vernon
Joe Shields
Amarillo
Edith @hielda
Michael Shields
Canyon
D. D
Chamber of Commerce Considers Headquarters Move
The CC plans to relocate its headquarters from City Hall to the old First National Bank Building. Directors will review the plan at tomorrow's luncheon. The move aims to improve service to clients and tourists. Current headquarters are on City Hall's top floor.
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Chamber of Commerce
First National Bank
Hunter Attacks Governor Allred in Texas Campaign
Brownwood June 30 Tom F Hunter, candidate for governor, harshly criticized Gov James V Allred calling him the blue ribbon cutting ambassador of Texas. He claimed the old age pension fund received only 104000 of 8308000 collected and noted campaign costs and voter outreach figures, highlighting fiscal concerns.
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Brown Wood
Tom F. Hunter
James V. Allred
Texas
Potter County Grand Jury Meeting Announced
The Potter County grand jury will convene at 8 30 tomorrow morning, District Attorney Sra dy Hastewood announced. Walter A. Barlow is foreman.
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Potter County
Srady Hastewood
Walter A. Barlow
Dairy Hand Wanted by Tam in Need of Help
Notice seeks experienced dairy hand, preferably male, with strong milking skill. Also hire a housekeeper cook and help where needed. employer offers free board. See Tack Letters Page 13.
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Tam
Labor Board Power Is Sliced by Judge
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals ruled the national labor relations board lacked authority to issue orders affecting a Detroit trailer maker. It dismissed the board’s enforcement petition against Fruehauf Trailer Co and set aside the order, finding no direct interstate commerce impact and thus no congressional power to regulate the employer employee relations. The board had ordered Fruehauf to halt discharges or threats, to stop discouraging union membership, and to reinstate discharged workers with back pay.
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Cincinnati
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
National Labor Relations Hoard
Fruehauf Trailer Co
Detroit
Fruehauf Company
National Labor Relations Act
Congress
National Labor Board
Frehauf Company
United Automobile Workers Federal Labor Union
Two Nations Join in Highway Fete Across Rio Grande
Laredo and Nuevo Laredo prepare for a joint ceremony opening the Pan American highway into Mexico City. Vice President Garner and a large U.S. delegation attend with Mexican officials as bands perform and a parade follows toward Monterrey. The event includes receptions in Laredo and official breakfasts for the American delegation.
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Laredo
Americas
Nuevo Laredo
Rio Grande
Lagaro Cardenas
Mexico
John Garner
United States
Mexico City
Garner
Kina
Monterrey
Garnet
Sceepbus Daniela
William GG
McAdoo
California
Dennia Chavez
New Mexico
Tom Connally
Texas
Carl Hateh
James V. Alfred
W. P. Hobby
Houston
Edward L. Reed
Division of
State Department
William P. Blocker
Wilbur Cartwright
Oklahoma
R. BE. Thomason
George Burnham
John Dempsey
New México
Uvalde
Daniels
General G
Governor Allred Hosts Photo Finish Pensions Ceremony
At the pensions event Mrs. Kainer shows quiet interest and poses for photos as Governor Allred is asked to redo the ceremony for repeated shots. After another retake Mrs. Rainer hands the check to her husband with the scene wrapping up.
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Mra. Kainer
Governor Allred
Convicts Involve Paducah Sheriff In Texas Car Chase
Convicts fled with Sheriff A A Payne of Paducah Texas after forcing him into his automobile. They fled toward Wellington Texas and tried to escape by car at Buck Creek. Deputy Sheriff F H Whittaker was slugged by the gunmen when they entered his mother's home and seized keys to his car.
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A. A. Payne
Paducah
Tex
Ative Payne
Weillington
Buck Creek
Oalhome
Bheriff F. H. Witte
Reed
Whittiker
Rose Votuviiker
Hollie
Matehen White
Jimmy
Wilkes-Barre
Polich
Mra. Castle
James Thompson
Revere
Maas
Faber Castle
Robert Taylor
Rigmund Scheps
Palace Gardens
Thompson Sets July 16 Hearing Date for State Oil Proration
Ernest O. Thompson chairman of the Texas Railroad Commission announced that the next statewide oil proration and gas conservation hearing will be held July 16. The Rodessa field conditions in Texas will be at the head of the docket with discussions on spacing drilling regulations and a casing program. Louisiana conservation officials will be invited to attend.
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Austin
Ernest O. Thompson
Texas Railroad Commission
Thompson
Texas
Rodessa
Louisiana
Mast Texas
Dean Francia to be buried in Ohio. Texas cattle pioneer
The body of Dr. Mark Francia, dean of Texas A M College Veterinary School and "father of the Texas cattle industry," was sent to his Shandon Ohio home for burial. Ohio State University representatives, alma mater of Francia in 1887, planned to join the Texas funeral party.
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College Station
Mark Francia
Texas A. and
M. College
Texas
Shandon
Ohio State University
Prancis
Rainfall totals note scattered showers across Texas towns
Widespread light to heavy rain fell Monday evening across the Wellington Amarillo Moore County and adjacent areas. Totals ranged from a quarter to three tenths of an inch with notable showers near Dumas Wildorado Vega Hereford and Tulia.
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Wellington
Claude
Amarillo
Tascosa
Dumas
Moore County
Wildorado
Vega
Glen Rio
Hereford
Amarilla
Tulia
Dimmitt Canyon
Teachers Battle Plans For Independence In Schools
Portland June 30 The National Education Association outlines militant plans for independence of thinking in schools. Nomination and election of officers begin today with balloting starting now and results due Thursday night. Delegates at the seventy fourth annual convention denounce restrictions as dictatorial censorship and urge solidarity and militancy. About 7 000 members registered with delegates from all states. Eighteen affiliated groups meet while U S Commissioner John W Studebaker criticizes congressional action limiting government science discussion in DC.
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Portland
Ore
National Education Association
Union
John W. Studebaker
United States Commissioner of Education
District of Columbia
Lehman Yields to Demand for Entering Race
Albany June 90 Governor Herbert M Lehman announced he would yield to party pressure and run for a third term. The chief executive of New York called reporters to his office and released a 200 word statement saying he could no longer resist the pleas of his party in the state and nation.
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Albany
Herbert M. Lehman
Roosevelt
Tanker Refloated Near Moppo After Rock Grounding
The stranded American oil tanker Magnolia was refloated today with the aid of the salvage boat Yushomaru. Kongomaru stood by the scene to provide necessary assistance after the vessel ran onto rocks near Moppo, Korea, on Saturday.
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Tokyo
Magnolia
Yushomaru
Domei
Kongomaru
Moppo
Korea
Zioncheck exits amid Capitol chaos and press onlookers
Capitol police escorted Congressman Zioncheck from the capital as cameras flashed and reporters pressed for statements. Officers feared delays from Washington or Maryland authorities over warrants for assault and a fugitive-from-sanitarium charge. He boarded a Pullman with his Beattie home town congressman and promised, I’ll be back.
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Capitol
District of Columbia
Washington
Maryland
Bishop
Beattie
Zioncheck
Robbery at bank prompts sheriff team investigation
Two armed men robbed a bank on Main Street at 3 20 PM and fled through the back door. Sheriff Earl Booth and Virgil Beavers arrived with other officers from Vega Dimmitt Mulcaohe and Palmer County to assist in the case. The gang demanded calm and swiftly disappeared after seizing a dummy bag from the vault leaving about 5000 in cash.
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Carl Maurer
McLean
Lee
Bill Adams
Amarillo
Virgil Beavers
Earl Booth
Palmer County
John Halliburton
Vega
Jim Cook
Mulcahoe
Garland Brown
Dimmitt
Vitamin A Deficiency Linked to Kidney Stones
Two scientists from the University of Wisconsin report that insufficient vitamin A in the diet may contribute to kidney stone formation. The researchers outline potential mechanisms and call for further study to confirm the link.
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University of Wisconsin
Park Development Plans Tied to Land Acquisition
Palo Duro State Park’s expansion hinges on acquiring additional land. At an Amarillo meeting, Pat M. Neff and Texas State Parks Board officials urged negotiations with lienholders to adjust terms. The panel endorsed shifting Palisades and Hereford parks to local control due to limited state funds for maintenance.
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Palo Duro State Park
Amarillo
Texas State Parks Board
National Park
Pat M. Neff
Waco
State Parks Board
Palo Duro
Palo Duro Park
Neff
National Park Service
Panhandle
Palisades
Hereford
State Board
Wendell Mayes
Brownwood
Tom Beauchamp
Tyler
Col
Judge Denounces Excuse In Red Light Case
Tom Sparks, a used car sales manager, told Judge Walter Fly in city court that he ran a red light because stopping might prevent his car from starting again. He pleaded guilty and was fined $2 as motorcycle officer H W Thomas observed the incident. Sparks is a veteran railroad man.
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Tom Sparks
Sparks
Walter Fly
City Corporation Court
Fry
Vallee Details Diet Habits and Maine Lodge Life
The star discusses keeping fit through diet and restraint, citing strong Maine farmer stock as his heritage. He enjoys motion picture color photography, studies guest artists, and rarely outdoors due to time. Vallee praises Judy Starr as a rising star and recalls staging a lodge gathering for band members and families.
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Vallee
Maine
Lake Kezar
Valles
Judy Starr
Nat
Homicide linked to wooden leg thief in Chickens case
In Miami on June 30, police tied the theft of 35 hens to Lee Owens, a 32 year old Black man who lost a leg in a past chicken theft. The suspect, named by H M Nicholas, confessed after a rapid deduction by R B Chastain following evidence near the roost.
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Miami
Fla
R. B. Chastain
Lee Owens
Owens
H. M. Nicholas
Chastain
Strikes Roil Marseilles Port and Algeria Mines
In Marseilles a general strike threat looms as crews occupy freighters Moute and Kroumer after owners withheld wages. Algeria sees clashes at Quenza mines with shots fired at gendarmes and ten arrests amid ongoing Saint Nazaire strike negotiations halt naval repair work.
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Marseilles
Moute
Kroumer
Algeria
Quenza
Constantine
Amarillo Tax Office Reports Late Payments Amid Rush
Miss Davidson reported 9155 dollars paid on Monday while nearly 25000 dollars were expected. Mr. Parks noted heavier payments over the past 10 days as city taxes remained open until the deadline with checks postmarked before midnight acceptable.
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Davidson
Parks
Amarillo
Vallee Honors Cast Members After Nat Program
Vallee signed pictures after his Nat program last night and answered audience questions. He reluctantly but graciously declined to see or hear any songs composed by the cast.
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Vallee
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