Panhandle Poultry Protective Association Formed
Amarillo Poultry Anti Theft Association moves to incorporate and form the Panhandle Poultry Protective Association. Mike Wink serves as president with H L Green vice president M L Johnson secretary treasurer. Directors include Ray Hershey Robert Detten John Miller Roy D Lewis and J A Rogers. Rewards remain 100 for information leading to arrest and conviction and 50 for locating a branded bird. Edward W Thomerson district attorney advised on incorporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Poultry Anti-Theft Association
The
Panhandle Poulty Protective Association
Mike Wink
H. L. Green
M. L. Johnson
Ray Hershey
Robert Detten
John Miller
Roy D. Lewis
J. A. Rogers
Anti- Theft Association
Edward W. Thomerson
Hold Alleged Convict Here on Booze Count
G. V. Churchill, said to have escaped from the penitentiary after a two to seven year sentence, is held in Potter county jail on liquor violation charges. Ed Fitzgerald, also arrested in the raid, was released on bond. Officers found seven guns and a blackjack in Churchill's room, including three rifles, two shotguns and two pistols. Ed Summers, wanted on a grand jury indictment for robbery with firearms, was also arrested. he had been indicted four months earlier and previously acquitted on a similar charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Department
G. V. Churchill
Wichita Falls
Potter County
Churchill
Ed Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Ed Summers
Sheriff's Deputies
Summers
Mrs Fesler Given Five Year Suspended Term
Esther Fesler was sentenced to five years suspended in district court after being found guilty of kidnapping the six day old infant son of Mr and Mrs L M Darnell of 411 Northwest Twelfth Avenue on April 28. A temporary insanity defense was rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Fesler
District Criminal Court
L. M. Darnell
Northwest Twelfth Avenue
Medicos Schedule Next Meet at Beaumont
Beaumont was chosen as the next meeting place by delegates at the State Medical Association closing session. Dr. John G. McReynolds of Dallas named president-elect. Officers elected include W. L. Baugh first vice president, C. W. Stevenson second vice president, R. E. Bledsoe third vice president, and John W. Burns of Cuero automatically succeeding to the presidency for the next convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Wells
Beaumont
State Medical Association
John GO. McReynolds
Dallas
W. L. Baugh
C. W. Stevenson
Wichita Falls
R. E. Bledsoe
Port Arthur
John W. Burns
Cuero
City Board to List Property Not Rendered
Amarillo property owners who have not rendered property for city taxes will face arbitrary assessment by the city board of equalization, per James Bowen the city tax assessor. Owners should render promptly as the tax office will be busy late this month and taxes are due before May 31 to avoid delinquency. Mr and Mrs J H Greer left yesterday for a six weeks trip to California and other points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
City Board of Equalization
James Bowen
Bowen
J. H. Greer
California
Spring Dance Review Presented by McMurtry Studios At High School
Amarillo groups unveil a varied program tomorrow at 8 o clock in the High School Auditorium. The annual event features baby to adult dancers in toe and aesthetic dances tap solos duets ensemble work and a dance comedy sketch. Notable participants include Dorothy Agnes Hoppin Judy Childers Jeanne Gaines Zilpha Grosvenor Kathleen Childers Doris Vineyard Ellen Humphreys Ellen Martin Grace Moss and others across military cowboy dragonfly ballet and acrobatic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
McMurtry Dance Studios
Dorothy Agnes Hoppin
Judy Childers
Jeanne Gaines
Zilpha Grosvenor
Kathleen Childers
Doris Vineyard
Ellen Humphreys
Ellen Martin
Grace Moss
Francis Wooten
la Verne Walker
Harriet Ann Collard
Myrtle Carmen Russell
Marjory Harrison
Jeanne Gains
Helen McKinley
Virginia Thompson
Lawrence McMurtry
Mary Exum
Emma Roth Biggs
Helen Mode
Sue Alice Simpson
Loretta Polk
Elsie Little
Circus clowns vow to charm children with laughter
Armand the clown from Morris and Castle Shows says their aim is to provoke laughter in children. He notes that children make the circus possible and that happy kids secure the show's success, even as adults attend for fun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armand
Joey
Morris and Castle
Tri-State Fair
Library of Congress Buys Major European Aeronautics Collections
The Library of Congress, using the Guggenheim fund, acquires four major European aeronautical collections: Gaston Tissandier’s French 1800-item set, Austrian Hoernes and Silberer collections, Maggs Brothers London 621 items, and the Langley set from the Smithsonian. The move, cataloguing underway, expands access to early aviation history and includes works from Leonardo da Vinci to Franklin and Lana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Danniel Guggenheim Fund For the Promotion
Library of Congress
Europe
Herbert Putnam
Librarian of
Congress
Albert F. Zahm
Guggenheim Fund
Langley
Gaston Tissandier
Herman Hoernes
Victor Silberer
Maggs Brothers
London
Smithsonian Institute
Brary of
Lindbergh
Leonardo da Vinci
Francesco Lana
Brescia
Italy
Modern Way To Easy Housekeeping With LUSTRWAX
LUSTRWAX offers a modern, oil free polish that dusts and cleans with a dry finish. It claims to disinfect and insect repels, lasts twice as long as ordinary polish, and suits woodwork furniture floors enamel porcelain and autos. Available in 30c and 60c sizes.
Miami Adopts Chicago Plan On Capone Bailft
Miami authorities adopt the Chicago plan for Al Capone forcing him to leave city or face arrest on sight. Capone is jailed briefly for habeas corpus writ while in town. he returns to Palm Island estate after a court appearance. Capone’s brother John and others were arrested and released. police seized cash and a diamond from Capone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Chicago
Scarface al Capone
Capone
Palm Iceland
Florida
Doyle Carlton
John
Albert Drignano
Nick Circules
Caribou Seen Inside Glacier National Park
A caribou, possibly the first to enter the park, was spotted on Starvation Ridge near the boundary. Park naturalists think it may be searching for protection and could migrate from the north to use the park as its regular habitat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Glacier National Park
Mont
Starvation Ridge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Panhandle Poultry Protective Association
Medicos
Maurice Chevalier
Big Pond
Ruth Griffin
Fisk
J. E. Langston
Oliver Eakle
Bert Hart
M Agios
Garfield
Cloverleaf Cab & Baggage Co
Fillmore Street
European Library OF Air
Lana
Benjamin Franklin
Paris
Franklin
France
Charles
American Commonwealths Power Corporation
Albert E. Peirce & CO
Southwestern Public Service Co
AL Capone
French Academy of Sciences
Montgolfier
Sage
Lunardi
Blanchard
Jeffries
English Channel
Godwin
Zahm
Navy Department
G. C. Bruce
Hot Springs
Arkansas
H. V. Robertson & Co
Accountants and Auditors
Fitch
B. Storland
Etna St
St. Paul
Minne
Resinol Chemical
Baltimore
Blackburn Funeral Home
Star Lumber Company
Deauville
Rovel