New Deal Decides To Keep Hands Off Railroads
Washington reports indicate the New Deal will let the federal transportation coordinator expire and allow rail carriers to pursue self salvation. President Roosevelt reportedly told Joseph B. Fastman to drop consolidation plans until after campaigns, with Fastman’s term ending June 16 and not extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of Federal Co
United Press
Roosevelt
Joseph B. Fastman
Fkastman
White House
Eastman
Cardui Relief Story From Biloxi Woman
A Biloxi Mississippi woman recalls relief from weakness and nervousness after using Cardui for functional pains. She says after six bottles she grew strong and regular, with the pain and trouble stopping. The ad invites others to try Cardui and consult a physician if it does not help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Daniel
Biloxi
Miss
Amarillo Chamber Praises Public for 24 Point Program
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce credits the public with completing most of the 24 point program aimed at regional growth. The effort helped secure $15 million for soil erosion and Panhandle projects, paved Highway 5, added Highway 66 to the 1937 plan, and funded Conchas Dam and a new Amarillo Junior College building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
the Panhandle
A. & M. College
Marvin Jones
Hinton
Chamber of Commerce Highway Committee
Jericho Gap
Washington
Texas Highway Department
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Panhandle
Conchas Dam
Tucumcari
N. M
Palo Duro Park
CCC
Canyon
Golden Harvest
Fort Worth
English Airport
Rev Charles Knapp Ordained to Priesthood in Sacred Heart Cathedral
Rev Charles Knapp, former Price Memorial College student and Cincinnati home, was ordained yesterday for the Amarillo diocese by Bishop Robert E. B. Lucey at Sacred Heart Cathedral. He will serve as assistant at Sacred Heart Cathedral after first solemn mass in Cincinnati. Assisting priests included Rev B O'Brien Rev J A Steininge Rev A A Boeding Rev B E A Mauch Rev J R Schmidt and Rev T J Drury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Knapp
Cincinnati
Price Memorial College
Amarillo
Robert EB. Lucey
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Kenrick Seminary
Webster Grove
Lucey
Hunter to Speak at Pioneer Jubilee in Paducah
J W Hunter of Amarillo convenience will speak at Cottle and King County Pioneer Jubilee in Paducah starting tomorrow. Constable Hunter left for Matador to join his sister Mrs Ora Patterson who handles tax and land survey duties there. The three day jubilee honors the Hunter family settled Paducah in 1891.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Walker Hunter
Amarillo
Cottle
King County
Paducah
Constable Hunter
Matador
Ora Patterson
Patterson
Mr. Hunter
W. E B. Hunter
Poppy Day Sale Set By American Legion Auxiliary in Amarillo
American Legion Auxiliary members will oversee Poppy Day sales next Saturday in Amarillo under the direction of Mrs 8 F Rose and Mr T M Montgomery. HanSon Unit auxiliary members also join the effort with several listed volunteers aiding the poppy sale and the junior auxiliary assisting under president Roby Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
American Legion Auxiliary
8. F. Rose
T M. Montgomery
Hanson
Auxiliary
Floyd L. Sloan
J.C Holman
Charles Lowe
M Benton
H. T. Pond
C. O. Hess
J.W. Barr
CC Gibson
Jeff Graham
M. J. Puller
A. Petersen
J. 8 Knight
Tom Gilley
J. P Header
Victor Row
Smith H. A. DeLamar
Ed Teverle
VW Pfereux
Auster Om
Mes Roby Robinson
Will Sid
Gale
Trade, tariffs, and the Japan glass industry debate
The piece argues tariff protection is vital to American jobs and industry. It cites Libby-Owens-Ford data on Japan's glass production and worker costs, claiming open competition would ruin U S manufacturing and raise unemployment despite the lure of affordable foreign labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Carthage
John D. Biggers
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass Company
Japan
Yokkaichi
Mr. Biggers
America
Courthouse records and deed transfers listed in local docket
Municipal records show several real estate transfers including Mary H. Turner to Eler E. Koen for $3,750 at Lot 23 Block 6 C. C. District and Mrs. Bertha Myers to Fritz O Arnholz for $800. Zula M Parr entrusted with an extension sale of 50 by 140 feet out of block 225 Plemons for $10. Vehicle registrations cover multiple makes and owners such as Chevrolet sedan entries for Bridgeman and E Fergeson, Plymouth sedans, Ford coupes, Nash and Hudson sedans, and a range of dealers and registrants including Cooper Motor Co and Pinkney Packing Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary H. Turner
Eler E. Koen
C. C. Dist
Bertha Myers
Fritz O Arnholz
Bone
Zula M Parr
Plemons
Joe Conner
Annie L. McCullough
Reed Et
Wibbard
University Heights
Zula M. Parr
Fred Bone
Globe Realty Co
D. W. Middick
Minside
Saw & Loan Assa
C. C. Cottingham
Chevrolet
Bridgeman
E. Fergeson
Plymouth
Tol Ware
Auburn
Henry D. Akin
Ford
E. Scott
Nash
Cooper Motor Co
LaFayette
Cooper Motor
Potter County Republicans Attend State GOP Convention
Three Potter County Republicans travel to Fort Worth for the state GOP convention. Amarillo delegate H E Exum serves as vice chairman of the state executive committee and has been in Fort Worth for days. W T Bill Pheiffer and R E Wertz departed Sunday night. the state meeting begins tomorrow. Young Republicans are also in session today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County
Fort Worth
H. FE. Exum
Amarillo
W. T
Bill) Pheiffer
R. E. Wertz
Treasury Receipts and Outlays Reported With Debt and Gold Assets
Treasury data for May 22 shows receipts of 9.24 million and expenditures of 22.27 million with a net balance of 2.39 billion. Customs receipts for the month total 23.41 million. year to date receipts reach 8.54 billion against 6.42 billion in outlays. Emergency spending adds 2.98 billion. excess of expenditures stands at 2.88 billion. Gross debt is 31.59 billion, down 0.76 million from yesterday. Gold assets total 10.38 billion. The Krupp gun works in Germany now manufactures false teeth of enameled steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Treasury
Krupp Gun Works
Germany
Portsmouth steel strike and global trade debate
The piece notes 5500 Portsmouth steelworkers demanding a 50 percent wage rise and recognition of the Amalgamated Association, amid free trade fears. It contrasts potential job losses with Musolini, Germany, Russia, and Japan threats, plus England’s defense anxieties and looming empire concerns. It mentions microbes in adobe bricks and J H Thomas’s resignation over a leak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Ohio
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
United States
California
Mission Wall
Blue Star Ointment Promises Cure for Itch Germs
An advertisement claims Blue Star Ointment kills itching from eczema ringworm and foot itch. It promises soothing relief and a money back guarantee if the product fails to relieve symptoms.
Local Car dealers list scattered across towns in Texas Panhandle
A sequence of motor company names is listed with towns including Borger Bovina Canyon Channing Childress Claude Hutton and Cummings Dalhart Happy McLean and McLean area dealers. The franchises shown include Borger Leake Scott and Lott and Holland Bros and Hughlett Cabine Bros. and Baird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Tenth Street
Borger Motor Co
Holland Bros. Motor Co
Clarendon Hughlett Motor Co
Claude Hutton & Cummings Motor Co
Dalhart
Baird Motor Co
Happy
Cabine Bros. Motor Co
McLean
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amarillo Globe
LO Globe
Texas
New Deal
Frederick C. Othman
Cardui
Schilling
Lee Ruth Bragg
CIA Camera Club
the Globe
Denton
Miai Lee Ruth Bragg
Camera Club
Texas State College For Women
CSA
Miss Bragg
H. A. Bragg
Lee R. Bragg
Knapp
J.W. Hunter
Bonaace
England
China
Toledo
Belgium
Courthouse Records
Potter
J. H. Thomas
Mr. Thomas
Edward
Thomas
Labor Party
Mussolini
Russia
Suez Canal
Capetown Harbor
B&m Cleaners
LN DeSoto
de Soto
Chrysler Motors Commercial Credit Company
Detroit
Chrysler Corporation
Wolflin Motor Company
B and S Motor Co
Memphis
Fish Motor Co
O'Dell Motor Co
Perryton
Frank
Umbarger
Lewis Motor Co
Shamrock
Quter
P. S
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!