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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1937

Page

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West Texas judges and county officials gather in Lubbock

Potter County Commission members Lon Sellers John Winters and Dan Pavillard attend the West Texas association convention opening in Lubbock. Also present are Judge Newt Riggs and Commissioner Mark Parker with Texas Tech president Dr Bradford Knapp and officials from the state board of control and highway department as speakers on Friday and Saturday events.

Panhandle Lubbock Potter County Commission West Texas Association Lon Sellers John Winters Dan Pavillard Newt Riggs Mark Parker West Texas Bradford Knapp Texas Tech College Claude Teer State Board of Control Gib Gilchrist State Highway Department Robert Lee Bobpitt State Highway Commission William McCraw Judges and Commissioners Alvin R. Allison Levelland R. A. DeFeo Channing Omar Burleson Angon 4. J. Dillard Lubbock County Commission Kar L. Lovelady Bosque County A. F. King Mitchell County Wilson Cowan Dallam County Waldo McLaurin Lynn County K. R. Crockett Lamb County

Love Prisoner Hallucination Trial Report

The article describes Dr Marcus treating Mrs Love in a prison setting with alleged mind therapy to avoid insanity after a skull fracture. Mrs Love recalls frightening memories and recognizes Sheriff Biscailuz briefly before remaining unconscious. She faces seven years to life imprisonment for second degree murder related to her husband’s shooting.

Mrs. Love Dr. Marcus Helen Eugene Biscailuz Mrs Love

Moore County Oil Boom Spurs Rapid Growth and Leases

Moore County experiences a surge as oil and gas drives land leasing and industrial expansion. Numerous wells are being drilled, with hundreds of thousands of dollars paid in rents annually. Local firms report major purchases of casing and materials fueling Panhandle production and a busy Amarillo trade corridor.

Sunray Dumas Moore County Tlaise Panhandle

Randall County Licenses Required for Amarillo Residents

Amarillo residents living south of Twenty ninth Avenue must obtain Randall County automobile registrations under state highway laws. County Tax Collector Jewell Davidson stated registrations from those south of the avenue are not accepted. A branch tax office is set up at Edgefield Grocery, 3700 Tyler Street, under Deputy Sheriff W L Lyons.

Moore County Gas Reserves Spark Regional Growth

The text describes Moore County as a growing regional trading point with labor commuting from Amarillo due to housing shortages. It asserts the county’s progress is unstoppable and highlights vast gas reserves needing state oversight to conserve the resource for long term benefit, with protection plans framed for the distant future.

Amarillo Moore County

Desperate Lunch Program Seeks Food Donations

Schools rely on Pinkney Packing Company to butcher free beeves for noon meals and Surplus Commodities supplies hundreds of canned vegetables monthly. Milk remains cash only, prompting renewed appeals. donors include W W McTlroy with $10 and Mrs G H Glenn with canned goods. Call Superintendent Rogers or George M Waddill or the storeroom at R746 to arrange pickups.

Pinkney Packing Company Surplus Commodities Corporation W. W. McTlroy G. H. Glenn West Tenth Avenue Rogers George M. Waddill

Two Men Arrested in Amarillo Chicken Theft Case

Two men, George Gray and Weldon Luginbyhl, are jailed on separate chicken theft charges. Gray allegedly stole nine chickens from P. W. Holzkamper at 804 North Arthur Street, while Luginbyhl is accused of stealing from E. W Brown at the Gasoline Plant on Oil Field Highway. The birds were sold to a poultry brokerage on Northeast Second Street. Both counts are felonies under Texas law with possible penitentiary sentences if convicted.

Amarillo George Gray Weldon Luginbyhl Gray P. W. Holzkamper North Arthur Street Luginbyhl E. W Brown Oilfield Northeast Second Street Texas

Detroit Eyes Courts In Sit-Down Strike Tension

Labormean measures to control the sit down conflict spread as the AFL plans a formal condemnation. Congress and Gov. Murphy urge mediation with Chrysler and Lewis, aiming at Detroit talks after the General Motors settlement. Chrysler favors waiting to test court authority before acting further.

American Federation of Labor Congress Frank Murphy Michigan Chrysler Lewis Detroit General Motors Planta

Water Department Worker Improves After Auto Crash

H M Marshall an Amarillo Water Department employee injured Wednesday afternoon when struck by a car at 13th Avenue and Washington shows improving condition at Northwest Texas Hospital. He suffered head and back injuries and leg bruises. colleague George Bumgarner was treated and released after emergency care.

H. M. Marshall Amarillo City

Amarillo Chamber Hears Call for Agricultural Emphasis

B W McGinnis of the Soil Conservation Service argues that the true value of conservation is long term benefits to agriculture and regional resource use in the Panhandle. He urges greater focus on agriculture and local resource development as part of a broader Northwest Texas improvement program.

B. W. McGinnis Soil Conservation Service Mr. McGinnis Panhandle United Effort Chamber of Commerce Northwest Texas Hospital H. A. Daniels

Funeral Services Scheduled Today for Thomas J. Wright

Thomas J. Wright, 78, retired Santa Fe Railway employee, dies in a local hospital. Services set for 4 p.m. at Griggs Chapel conducted by Rev. E B Fincher and M C Schofield. Survived by widow Sarah, three daughters in California and Amarillo, a son Claude Wright of Amarillo, and D R Johnson of Seattle. Burial in Liano Cemetery.

Thomas J. Wright Santa Fe Railway Griggs Sarah Wright Roy Work San Jose Calif John Koff Jordan Williams Amarillo Claude Wright D. R. Johnson Seattle Wash Liano Cemetery

Regime Press Attacks LaGuardia in Berlin Cable

Berlin dispatch reports the Lokalanzeiger and Schwarze Korps denounce U S policy and LaGuardia in two week anti American campaign. The papers urge neutrality law changes to shield foreign leaders and institutions and claim anti German agitation nears war days.

Berlin Germany Lokalanzeiger Washington Schwarze Korps Hitler Schutz Staffel United States

R. C. Green Sentenced Quickly to Jail

R. C. Green was arrested after a store complaint and sent from the five and ten store to the county jail. County Judge Newt Riges imposed a $100 fine 60 days in jail and $23 in costs. He must serve more than 100 days.

R. C. Green Green Newt Riges

Trial of A. E. Krause Set For Next Term of Court

After a hung jury in the current term, A. F. Ed Krause charged with driving while intoxicated has been rescheduled for the next term of the 47th District Court. Judge KE Nelson Jr. discharged the jurors after about 24 hours deliberation.

A. F Ed) Krause 47Th District Court KE. ©. Nelson, Jr

Amarillo Chamber credits citizens for progress

Chamber of Commerce president Guy Saunders highlights last year’s activities while crediting the entire citizenship for Amarillo’s accomplishments. W. W. Finch notes no skilled building tradesmen out of work since last April, a contrast to other Texas cities. Red grouse are the only birds confined to the British Isles.

Amarillo Guy Saunders Chamber of Commerce W. W. Finch Labor Organization Texas

Mistress and Mate Jailed in Slaying Probe

Canton reports say Duable Cable, 47, and his admitted mistress Theresa Ludwig, 45, were jailed after overnight questioning in Wooster in connection with the shooting death of Cable's wife Rose. Authorities hinted at a break as lie detector tests were discussed and five city men linked to the Akron apartment affair.

Canton Dueble Cable Theresa Ludwig Rose Lean Miss Ludwig Wooster Leonard Keeler Northwestern University Columbus James Seccombe Akron William Simpson

Earl Lee Captured in Amarillo After Oklahoma Warrant

Oklahoma authorities sought Earl Lee, a 1937 sedan suspect, and Amarillo police spotted and chased the vehicle early yesterday. Officers fired at the tires after a dozen blocks pursuit. Lee and his wife were in the car but she was not arrested. Mason Hart, Oklahoma officer, said a warrant for selling mortgaged property existed and asked local authorities to hold him.

Lee Oklahoma Amarillo Bob Johnson Henry Maggard Belleview Street Sixth Avenue Mason Hart Raid

Burial services for 17 year old Jack McCormick Held today

Funeral services for Jack Allen McCormick 17 of Odessa were set for 3 p m at Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home Borger where he will be buried. He died of pneumonia in an Amarillo hospital Wednesday and was an employee of Westernfield Truck Line. Rev A J Huff of Tulsa Baptist Church was to conduct the services with burial at Memorial Park Cemetery.

Jack Allen McCormick Westerfield Borger Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home H. D. McCormick Odessa Amarillo A. ©. Huff Tulsa

Treasury position in Washington March 16 report

Treasury figures show receipts of 153,135,480.39 and expenditures of 205,904,106.73 leaving a balance of 1,708,047,865.45. Customs receipts for the month are 28,582,462.04. For the fiscal year to date receipts total 3,209,164,436.30 and expenditures 5,209,011,830.89, including 2,034,986,033.09 of emergency spending, with a gross debt of 34,678,259,734.65 and a gold asset total of 11,507,328,001.15, including 276,113,588.23 of inactive gold.

Washington The Treasury

Shriners Sponsor Benefit Dance for Crippled Children

Khiva Temple Shriners announce a benefit dance March 27 at the Masonic Building ballroom. Potentate Rolla V. Cartwright says proceeds go to the Shrine Crippled Children's Fund aiding the Shriner Clinic in Shreveport Louisiana, aiding Amarillo district children with severe leg deformities and other disabilities.

Khiva Temple Shriners Shrine Crippled Children’s Fund Potentate United States

Shrine Temples Spur Fundraisers for Crippled Children Clinics

Shrine Temples nationwide organize special events to raise funds for the Shrine Crippled Children's Clinics, supporting services for children in need and expanding medical work.

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