House Orders Taxation Committee To Report on Pension Plans
The Texas House instructs the taxation and revenue committee to report favorably or unfavorably on three bills raising old age pension revenue. Chairman Homer Leonard says the committee will meet to follow orders with Thursday as the deadline. A constitutional tax proposal debate continues with three plan options and boyer opposition.
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House
Taxation Committee
Austin
Taxation and Revenue Committee
Homer Leonard
Leonard
Rep
T. D. Wells
Paris
E. H. Thornton
Galveston
Wells
Thornton
Sam Covey Freed Of Murder Charge
A 47th district jury acquitted Sam Covey in the murder trial tied to Harold Bimpeon’s May slaying in Amarillo. The panel deliberated 36 minutes after the case was submitted due to defense attorney Grady Hazlewood’s illness. Simpson bled to death after a fight involving several persons.
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47Th District Court
Sam Covey
Harold Bimpeon
Amarillo
Grady Hazlewood
Simpson
Tack Girl Needs Dresses and Help for Needy Readers
A handwritten plea column notes a girl seeking dresses in sizes 15 and 16, Leola Wise requests clothing and work, Beth seeks housework jobs with references, and a reader asks for help locating a lost young dog with a barking affectionate nature.
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Leola Wise
N. Jackson Street
Care for Children Seeks Work From City Stranger
A 36 year old woman, Tam git, seeks employment in child care or housework. She notes high education, experience as a bowtie, and general office server skills. The message appears to be continued on page 9.
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Tack Dames Ehranger
VFW Encampment Preparations Set for Amarillo
Veterans of Foreign Wars ready encampment in Amarillo for a state convention June 17 to 21. Post 1475 Commander R A Andrews announced 8 PM Legion Hall planning meeting and noted headquarters at Amarillo Hotel for Veterans Auxiliary at Herring Hotel and Milner for a VFW unit.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Amarillo
R. ©. Andrews
VFW
Legion Hall
Andrews
Veterans, Auxiliary and
Cooties
Herring
Auxiliary
Milner
Veterans’ Organization
Legion
Waco
Dr Fishbein Sued by Brinkley Over Magazine Article
Dr Mor ris Fishbein editor of the Journal of the American Medical Association faces a $250000 suit from Dr John R Brinkley famed radio medical program host. The case centers on alleged derogatory remarks attributed to Fishbein in Hygeia. Prominent U S medical figures attended the predicted bitter federal court battle in Del Rio March 22.
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National
Fishbein
American Medical Association
Brinkley
Kansas
Medical Association
Medical
Refiners Name Head Ban Antonio
Newly elected President L. BR. Sim mons of Duncan Oklahoma led homeward delegates to the Western Petroleum Refiners Association convention in San Antonio. They were warned that Fascism in Mexico could blight hopes of regaining oil lands in the southern republic.
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Ban Antonio
L. BR. Simmons
Duncan
Oklo
Western Petroleum Refiners’ Association
Mexico
Real Ice Bon Owls Head Ice Box of New York Feels Frigid Spring Day
Franklin County village nicknamed the ice box of New York celebrated the second day of spring with a 12 degree below zero temperature. The report notes the extreme cold gripping the area and its local characterization of the season.
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Owls Head
N, Y
Franklin County
New York State
Detective Robbed of Fingerprint Equipment in Philadelphia
Detective Otto Schull reports thieves looted his car in Philadelphia last night taking his fingerprinting equipment. He cannot confirm whether fingerprints were left at the scene.
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Philadelphia
Otto Schull
Harvard Hosts Inaugural Banquet for College Leaders
Harvard College prepares its first dinner for the president fellows and overseers on January 9 in Cambridge Massachusetts. Speakers include Dr William A Neilson and former Gov Wilbur L Cros with toastmaster George P Garder Jr and guests Nathan Pereles Hugh McK Landon Leverett Saltonstall Walter Lipmann and others.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard College
Harvard Club
Boston
William A Neilson
Smith Calinge
Wilbur L. Cros
Connecticut
Claude M. Foes
Phillips Academy At Andover
Harvard
George P. Garder, Jr
Nathan Pereles, Jr
Milwaukee
Harvard Chow
Hugh McK. Landon
Truttanapotin
Harvard Alun Association
Besidtes
James BR. Conant
Leverett Saltonstall
Mavesachusetts
Welter Liprman
Breretary
Nave @saries
France
Adems
Eller Gani¢wick
The
Atlantic Monthly
Sydney plans aerial police force of 100 pilots
New South Wales aims to create an aerial police unit of 100 men each with his own plane. They will be trained as pilots to pursue criminals. The plan envisions testing in the near future with Royal Air Force involvement.
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Sydney
N. W
New South Wales
Desters of & Coke
Royal Air Porce
Convict Escapee Surrenders to Whitewright Mayor
Whitewright reports W E Cooper one of five crippled convicts who escaped Wynne prison farm near Huntsville surrendered today to Mayor F M Echols. The dramatic escape occurred late yesterday prompting a manhunt across the region.
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Whitewright
W. E. Cooper
Wynne
Huntsville
F. M. Echols
Senators battle to reverse power limit in reorganization bill
Washington March 22 administration senators pressed to reverse a 46 43 vote that sharply curtailed presidential powers under the government reorganization bill. Vice President Garner reportedly offered his vote to break a tie. Wheeler of Montana led an amendment to require congressional approval for executive orders to reorganize or abolish agencies, with a 10 day debate limit in each chamber.
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Washington
Senate
Garner
Congress
House
Wheeler
Montana
One Divorce Granted One Petition Filed
In district court today Laura Watts was granted a divorce from Virgil Watts in the 47th district court. Piva Chamberland filed a petition seeking a divorce from H B Chamberland.
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Laura Watts
Virgil Watts
47Th District
Piva Chamberland
H. B. Chamberland
French feminist leader dies in Menton at 89
The widely known French feminist leader Avril de Sainte Croix died Tuesday night in Menton after a long public life. Her career spanned advocacy for women's rights and social reforms, earning recognition across France.
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Menton
France
Mime
Avril de Sainte Croix
Kansas City Livestock Markets Report March 22
Hogs 1500 with top 7.25 and sows from 6.15 to 6.35. Cattle 2800 with calves 500, good steers 8.75 to 10.65, heifers 8.25 to 9.75, fat cows 5.75 to 7.00, vealers 10.00 to 10.50. Sheep 4000 with fed lambs 8.80 to 9.00 and slaughter ewes 4.50 to 5.00. New York curb exchange list provided by Fenner and Beane Amarillo Building.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
New York
Dow-Jones
Fenner & Beane
Amarillo
NEW York Stock Exchange
Allied Chemical & & Dre
Allis Chalmers
Bridgeport Brass
Callaham
Caluimet
Continental Baking
Otis Steel Fees
Crosley Radio Dees
Packard Motors
Curtis Wright
Paramount Pictures Arenes Oh
Penney Co
Douglas Aircraft Eeense
Remington Randy Engineers
Speanasia
Reo Motors
Republic Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
Freeport
General Foods
Sears Roebuck
General Motors
Serve Inc
Gillette Safety Oea A
Simmons Co
Gimbel Bros
Biy Skelly
Goodrich
Socony
Goodyear
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Great Northern Rapid
Stenderd
General Tire & Rubber Ter
Califace
Hecker
Houdatile-Hershey
Texas Pacific Coal
Liscomme Recomnen
Texas Pacific Land Trust
Johns Manville Tate
Thompson Products
Tide Water Associated Outfit
Kennecott Copper
Transamerica Corp
Trancon & Weet Air
Sean Long-Bell Lumber
Union Carbide
Marshall
Steel Hee
Murray Corpneers
National Dept Stores
Warner Bros Pictures
Nash Kelvinator
Western Union
Nat'l Biscuit
Westinghouse Electric
Nat'l Dairy Products
Sheen
Wilson & Company
Nat'l Distillers
Wool
Mexican Oil In Bad Shape Despite Mexican Government
Henry M. Busch, geologist at Western Reserve University, warned that Mexican oil firms are poorly placed under current government and would fare worse under a fascist revolution. He spoke before the Western Petroleum Refiners Association in San Antonio, noting rumors that American oil interests backed Gen. Saturnino Cedillo and urging soul searching if true.
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San Antonio
Mexico
Henry M. Busch
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Ohio
Western Petroleum Refiners Association
Busch
Saturnino Cedillo
San Luis Patosi
Amarillo oil man Deward B Roberson dies at 60
Deward B Roberson, 60, an Amarillo oil man, died this morning at 9 40 in a local hospital after moving to Amarillo from Hereford two years ago. Survived by wife Fannie, four sons Earl Lloyd Howard and Doward all of Amarillo, two daughters Emma and Deane, two grandsons Earl Jr. and Lloyd Jr., funeral set for tomorrow at 4 pm at First Baptist Church with Dr J Howard Williams officiating. Burial Llano Cemetery under N S Griggs and Sons. Body remains in Griggs Funeral Chapel.
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Deward B. Roberson
Amarillo
Hereford
Fillmore Street
Fannie Roberson
Earl G. Roberson
Mansfield
Lloyd EF. Roberson
Howard P. Roberson
Doward B. Roberson, Jr
Emma
Deane Roberson
Earl R. Roberson, Jr
Lloyd A. Roberson
First Baptist Church
J. Howard Williams
Llano
N. S. Griggs and Sons
Griggs Funeral
VFW Post Distances Itself From Ticket Campaign
The John B. Golding Post No. 1475 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars denies sponsoring any ticket sale effort. Roy C. Andrews, post commander, states Amarillo solicitors are selling tickets for a show and a dance without post authorization, and any such claim is false.
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John B. Golding
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Roy C. Andrews
Amarillo
Mr. Andrews
Controversy Over Texas Game Commission Blooms Then Dies
A Texas House committee unanimously dumped a bill to abolish the current game commission. Critics accused the panel of wasteful spending and corruption while defenders, led by secretary Will J. Tucker and director W. W. Boyd, denied the charges. District leaders from Corpus Christi and Dallas pressed for reforms and restraint.
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Austin
Texas Game Affairs
House
Will J. Tucker
Commission
W. W. Boyd
Coastal Division
Game Department
W. L. Rhodes
Corpus Christi
South Texas Conservation League
Laguna Madre
Rhodes
Edward C. Lorey
Lewis Stephens
Boyd
Commission Lets Plumbing Contract For County Farm
The county commission approved a general contract with Randall Construction Company for improvements at the county farm totaling 11 659 30 dollars. The heating system adds 2 573 30 dollars, making the combined cost 11 659 30. A new site was purchased after land gifts for a veterans hospital required relocation from the old Hillcrest golf course.
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County Commission
Randall Construction Company
Veterans Hospital
Hillcrest
25 Fined in Gambling Raid
Texas Rangers raided a large hotel dice game in Houston. Twenty-five men were fined a total of 448 dollars. J. P. Miller and Harry Brook each paid 108 dollars after pleading guilty to exhibiting gaming devices. Ranger Davenport called it his biggest gambling raid.
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Houston
Texas Rangers
J. P. Miller
Harry Brook
E. M. Davenport
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers’ Association
Miller
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