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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1935

Page

10

U S Chamber chief plans friendly push to Roose velt

Harper Sibley head of the Chamber of Commerce says he will present critical convention resolutions to President Roosevelt in a friendly manner. He stresses differences with the New Deal are crucial but not antagonistic and calls for study of social security and constitutional questions on federal control.

Washington Chamber of Commerce of United States Rooselt Harper Sibvey Chamber Sibley Rochester N. Y Roosevelt NRA

Republic Corrigan Merger Approved by Federal Court

Federal judge Frederick M. Raymond approved the merger of Republic Steel and Corrigan McKinney Steel, ruling the deal compliant with the Clayton act. The $323 million consolidation will place Republic Steel among the top three U.S. producers, elevating chairman Tom M. Girdler to a leading industry position.

Cleveland Republic Steel Corporation Corrigan McKinney Steel Company Frederick M. Raymond Raymond Grand Rapids Mich Republic Steel Republic U. S. Steel Bethlehem Steel Tom M. Girdler

Amarillo Veterans to Attend Lubbock Reunion

World War veterans of Company G, 142nd Infantry, 36th Division plan the second annual reunion in Lubbock at the Allen Brothers Post of the American Legion. Arrangements chief E. R. Bruce urges registration and transport plans, with G. Ray Smith as transportation chairman.

Amarillo 142Nd Infantry Lubbock Allen Brothers Post American Legion E. R. Bruce

1000 High School Bands Compete in West Texas Contest

About 1,000 high school students from twenty West Texas towns competed in the first annual West Texas High School Band contest in Lubbock. Results will be announced tonight. Towns entered include Odessa, Levelland, Fort Stockton, Big Spring, Monahans, Loraine, Panhandle, Forsan, Abilene Academy, Sweetwater, Wink, Midland, Coleman, Slaton, Lamesa, Iowa Park, Wichita Falls, Amarillo, and Lubbock. D O Wiley, Texas Tech band director, led the contest.

Lubbock West Texas Texas Band Teachers Association Odessa Levelland Fort Stockton Big Spring Monahans Loraine Panhandle Forsan A. C. C Academy of Abilene Sweetwater Wink Midland Coleman Slaton Lamesa

Fiend Diary Case Moves to Grand Jury Murder Charge

The diary linked to a suspect described as an example of compulsion neurosis. The state attorney's office announced Peterson would be held to the grand jury on a murder charge as he confessed with bland indifference.

Atttorney Peterson Bland Indif

Firebug Confessed to Rogers Park Arson Spree

A man admitted setting fires in Rogers Park on April 22, starting an apartment blaze that killed Mrs. John Goldberg and spreading to eight buildings. Assistant State's Attorney Marshall V. Kearney described the suspect as driven by a “mad urge to set them” and that the fires were set without watching the destruction.

North Shore Rogers Park John Goldberg Marshall V. Kearney

Editors Gather for First Annual Gridiron Dinner

Editor John McCarty of the Dalhart Texan led a delegation as Panhandle editors gathered for the first annual gridiron dinner. Guests included Wichita Falls official Harry Hines and Austin highway figures Gib Gilchrist and Gene Howe. Delegates planned discussions on newspaper work topics through the luncheon and afternoon sessions.

Panhandle John McCarty The Dalhart Texan Association John Herring Hotel Harry Hines Wichita Falls Gib Gilchrist Austin Gene Howe News-Globe

Convention activities and aviation alarm noted in reports

The event schedule includes an 7 o'clock start and an annual dance, followed by a luncheon at the Herring Hotel hosted by The News-Globe. Reports from officials warn Germany is rapidly expanding aviation with an aim to 200 monthly replacements, while British leaders pledge to curb Reich air power with increased RAF personnel and training.

Herring Hotel The News-Globe Frank Engleman Tulsa Herald W. W. (Hick) Holcomb Austin Clyde Warwick Canyon News J. C. Estlack Donley County Leader Association Norris Ewin News- Globe Olin Hinkle Pampa News Germany John Simon Hitler

Secretaries reveal Hitler air power claim on war planes

A secretary disclosed Hitler's assertion of equal air strength, stating Germany now fields more than 800 war planes, matching Britain’s first line at home and overseas. The report notes a 100 planes per month capacity supplementing Germany’s regular facilities.

Germany Royal Air Force Stanley Baldwin Hitler Great Britain

Gas state police agencies into a department of public safety

A proposed reorganization would merge gas state police into a new Department of Public Safety directed by a governor appointed commission. The department would include the highway patrol Ranger force and adjutant general's department with a board overseeing bureaus of identification and records.

Department of Public Safety House State Highway Patrol Ranger Force Adjutant General's Department

Texas law enforcement reorganization proposal outlined

The plan creates a headquarters division for ords communications intelligence and education with new divisions for the Ranger force and highway patrol. Ranger mounted companies would be cut from four to two, highway patrol personnel rise from 114 to 140 privates, and Special Rangers would be limited to 300 with bonds of 2500. Regular Rangers would not be bonded. property seized goes to district judges. UT and state institutions must cooperate to enforce the law.

Ords, Communications, Intelligence and Education Ranger Force Highway Patrol Ranger House University of Texas

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