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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1931

Page

3

Farm Board to Hold Wheat Pile Indefinitely in Washington

The federal farm board will retain more than 200 million bushels of wheat and not unload it to depress prices. Officials say they may market portions when feasible without harming prices, trusting the policy to negate supply demand interference. Hoover advisers deem the large stock a necessary safeguard against market manipulation.

United Press Washington Federal Farm Board Hoover

More Women Than Men Lose Articles On Train

The Long Island Railroad reports that 60 percent of lost items on its trains belong to women. Umbrellas gloves rain coats eye-glasses pocketbooks and overnight bags are common losses while men often forget brief cases bags keys rubbers and walking sticks. Occasionally a baby carriage or a bicycle is left behind.

Associated Press New York Long Island Railroad

Seek Burglars In Kilgore Paycheck Robbery

Authorities hunted burglars who stole six thousand dollars in payroll checks from Blacksills and Bryson Inc tank manufacturers in Kilgore Texas. Two checks were cashed by merchants today and more attempts were feared. Special Ranger Homer Glover led the investigation with federal agents to join. The checks were drawn on Union National Bank Bartlesville Okla the firm home office and plant.

Kilgore Texas Blacksills and Bryson, Inc Homer Glover Union National Bank of

House Prison Committee calls for extensive improvements

Austin March 25 The House Prison Committee recommends no change in prison location but urges a state hospital for the criminally insane at Huntsville and concrete barracks at Imperial Ramsey and Harlem prison farms. The report cites 223 criminally insane in prisons and 385 who escaped recap ture remains. The committee approved the Satterwhite bill reducing the board of commissioners from nine to six and granting the prison manager more powers.

United Press Austin Mar Huntsville Imperial, Ramsey Harlem House Prison Committee Satter Board of Commissioners Wynne Farm

Court of Civil Appeals Proceedings in Amarillo

Proceedings in the Seventh District court at Amarillo include granted motions to correct transcripts in two Dial cases, rehearings for Dial v Martin, affirmations, reversals with rendered judgments in part, and numerous submissions and set-for-submission dates across multiple cases in Wichita, Gray, Lubbock, Hutchinson, Deaf Smith, Carson and Dickens counties with May 20 1931 as a key date.

Court of Civil Appeals Seventh District Amarillo Tom Jackson L. L. Noel Gertrude A. Dial N. H. Martin N. H Martin Security Union Insurance Co J. H. Hall Wichita J. L. Jackson Oliver C. Steele Mfg. Co Curlee Clothing Co C. L. Wickliffe J. O. Jones J. A. McClatchy Lubbock

Moseley Visits Panhandle During California Trip

G. S. Moseley of Huntington Park California visits his nephew W. S. Davis at 210 Fairmont. This is Moseley’s first Texas visit and he notes the strong wind and is impressed by the Panhandle’s development.

G. S. Moseley Huntington Park Calif W. S. Davis Fairmont Mr. Moseley Texas Panhandle

Man Sentenced to 60 Days for Bar of Soap Theft

Clarence Rucker received 60 days in jail after stealing one bar of soap from an Oak Park store. Magistrate Paul R. Wick imposed the sentence in lieu of a $25 fine, with Rucker citing his aim to keep clean.

Associated Press Chicago Oak Park Clarence Rucker Paul R. Wick Rucker

Creosone Promised Cure for Pyorrhea in 3 Weeks

An advertisement claims pyorrhea endangers health and links gum disease to heart illness. It touts Creosone as a germ destroying home treatment that can stop bleeding gums within one day and cure mouth troubles in three weeks or money back.

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