Talk charges of violations by oil majors Fort Worth
A Texas proration session cites that enforcement troubles stem from indirect support by major oil firms. Five Texas associations and the American Petroleum Institute discuss advances to operators and hot oil charges. Five presidents sign the joint report noting market demand for Texas oil and East Texas production limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Texas
American Petroleum Institute
Railroad Commission
Texas Associations
Bryan W. Payne
Tyler
East Texas Producers and Royalty Owners Association
Sam W. Ross
Kilgore
East Texas Land Owners Association
Charles 8. Roeser
Texas Oil and Gas Conservation
J. S. Bridwell
Wichita Falls
North Texas Oil and Gas Association
J. D. Sandefer
Breckenridge
West Central Texas Oil and Gas
As- 4
Sion
East Texas
Two Dead As Car Plunges Into Truck Near Genoa
On the Houston Galveston highway a car crashed into a rear of a truck killing Hazel Atkins 20 of San Augustine and C G Overstreet a Houston man six hours after admission. Mrs C B Parkhill Jr of Houston was injured and the truck driver was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
U.P
Genoa
Houston-Galveston
Flying Glass
Hazel Atkins
San Augustine
C. G. Overstreet
C. B. Parkhill Jr
Einstein Spends 54th Birthday in Chicago
Prof Albert Einstein celebrated his 54th birthday in Chicago with his wife and violin case, staying briefly for a birthday luncheon hosted by pacifist groups before continuing to New York. He answered a few questions and said he wished to be left alone. He commented on the California earthquake and U.S. politics with characteristic humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Albert Einstein
California
Einstein
Pasadena
United States
Roosevelt
Mrs. Einstein
New York
Crippled Children Council Faces Year’s Work Under $500 Balance
The Crippled Children Council reports 97 new cases and 204 existing cases aided last year. Receipts total 3334.57 with a cash balance of 462.86 at Amarillo National Bank. The council runs its own Amarillo clinic and hospital and sponsors clinics in Panhandle cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crippled Children Council
Amarillo National Bank
Crippled Children’s Council
G. A. McCullough
Rotary Club
F. J. Storm
A. 8S
Hunsley
Kiwanis
J. 8. Evans
Axel Alenius
Lions
Mr. McCullough
C. C. Cox
A. B
Dance of Death in Edinburg Ends in Death and Suspended Sentences
In Edinburg Texas Marcos and Rodolfo Rodriguez fired a pistol at Maximo Trevino to force a dance. A bullet hit Trevino’s toe and he died from blood poisoning. The brothers pled guilty to murder, received two year prison terms, with the sentences suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburg
Tex
Marcos
Rodolfo Rodriguez
Maximo Trevino
Trevino
Signs Injunction On Radio News
A federal judge signed a temporary injunction barring Radio Station KSOO of Sioux Falls from broadcasting Associated Press dispatches for at least 24 hours after first publication. The order stands until a final hearing or appeal.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
KSOO
Associated Press
James D. Elliott
News Gathering Organization
Radio Concern
X Rays Test Coal Purity in France
X rays reveal coal purity by showing carbon penetration. impurities appear as darker shadows. Tests adapt methods for lump sizes and guide utilization of each piece by quality, helping select best use for individual coal pieces.
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France
Control of Livestock Growing Likely Says Briscoe
Fort Worth March 15 President Dolph Briscoe of Uvalde told the Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association convention that control of livestock production is sure to come and likely to be exerted through Washington He urged Texas representation there as meat consumption declines since 1920 and warned against a Wallacian dictatorship for handling the crisis, noting 2191 members with a budget cut to 55000 next year Former Governor Ferguson backed a proposed sales bill to ease real estate taxes and support ranch and farm valuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Dolph Briscoe
Uvalde
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers’ Association
Washington
Briscoe
Texas Association
United States
Wallace
Texas
Ferguson Speaks
James E. Ferguson
Pleads Guilty in Deaths of Two Firemen
Maurice C. Marshall aged 21 pleaded guilty to the murders of two firemen who died in the Kansas Missouri grain elevator fire on February 18 1932. He was sentenced to life imprisonment after confessing he set the blaze to gain employment rebuilding the elevator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Maurice C. Marshall
Kansas-Missouri
Marshall
Kansas House Kills Anti-Brinkley Bill
The Kansas House reversed itself and killed the Scott bill that would have barred Dr. J. R. Brinkley of Milford from seeking a party nomination in the 1934 primary. The measure failed 27 to 48 after a prior recommendation for passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
House
J. R. Brinkley
Milford
Courthouse Records Sequences of Transfers and Registrations
Eliza Mobley to Ros Newman transfers multiple Mobley Sub tracts. Mary Shepherd to Mary Campbell conveys interior lot 5 in Plemons Adn for 3500. J R Damron to McElhannon Tract 27 Weymouth Sec 166 AB and M for 900. Weymouth to Damron Tract 27 Weymouth Sec 166 AB and M for 700. Car registrations list A H Gay 1010 W 10th Ford and M E Henderson Amarillo Dodge plus Union Assn Co Chev.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Mobley
Ros. M. Newman
Mobley
Mary Shepherd
Mary Campbell
Plemons
J.R. Damron
McElhannon
Weymouth
AB & M
Cc. E. Weymouth
J. R. Damron
A. H. Gay
W. 10Th
Ford
M. E. Henderson
Amarillo
Dodge
Union Assn. Co
World’s Smallest Drug Store Found in Brevard
Special dispatch notes Brevard, North Carolina reports the discovery of the world’s smallest drugstore. The tiny cabinet, carried in one hand, includes balances, weights, mortar and pestle, glass graduate, knives, needles, first aid supplies, and remedies. It dates back over 100 years and was once owned by a sea captain before serving an American planter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brevard
8. C
Merritt Birth Sparks Scrip Child Tribute in Oklahoma City
In Oklahoma City on March 15 Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Merritt of Bethany announce the birth of their son Jimmie Scrip Merritt. The couple says the non-transferable 7 pounds of Scrip are intended for their first child as he grows and accrues compound interest, celebrated despite abnormal times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
C. A. Merritt
Bethany
Jimmie Scrip Merritt
Indian cinema goes on with intermission trade
Movie programs in India are interrupted by a 15 minute intermission to bring trade to the bar in the lobby. Both patrons and staff note the unusual delay as a common practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
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Peeko
Food & Drug Stores
Re Producti Oe Inc
Beekman 8&T
Irene Ware
Wall Street
TWA
Lindbergh Line
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Call Postal Telegraph
Western Union
Transcontinental and Western Air, Inc
Association
Kansas
Courthouse Records
Junkin's Spring Drapery Sale
Scranton
Priscilla
Priscilla’s
Edge
Field & Co
Compare
Sally
Frank
Folger's
Folger
Iger
Folger’s
Central America
Folger Coffee Company
Kansas Cary
San Francisco
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