Livestock Market Report From Kansas City and New Orleans
Kansas City market notes show feeder cattle and vealers trading unevenly with gains up to 10 cents and top cattle near 9.95 per hundredweight while sheep and lambs rise for native spring and assorted shipments. New Orleans cotton opens with prices 10 to 20 points higher influenced by NRA decisions.
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Dope Ring Case Linked to Sheriff Defense Fails
The trial recounts a post at Post where Hartman and Kitchen faced narcotics charges. Prosecutors argued Sheriff Cato protected the men, while Crenshaw urged acquittal citing lack of direct conspiracy evidence. Witnesses and informers backed narcotics activity and exchanges for cash and property.
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Supreme Court Rebuffs New Deal On Three Fronts
The three unanimous rulings strike down core New Deal efforts. They limit federal power over private industry and intrastate commerce, shield independent agencies from presidential control, and critique the Frazier-Lemke debt relief plan. The Humphrey decision curbs Roosevelt’s push to oust a critic on the trade commission.
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Supreme Court
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Congress
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William E. Humphrey
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Two Lubbock Men Arrested in Bonded Liquor Case
Lonnie Saunders and Harry McRay of Lubbock were jailed in Potter County on charges of possession and transportation of bonded liquor. Saunders was nabbed at a local hotel around 8 pm and McRay during a raid as liquor was found in a garage car. Bond set at 750 dollars. case may move to federal court.
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Harry McRay
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Howard Elliott
McKay
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Clovis
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NRA codes face uncertain future after court ruling
Reports from Washington and across the country detail NRA code status after the Supreme Court struck down code requirements. Officials, lawmakers, and business leaders weigh actions as Congress and the administration consider next steps and potential new programs.
Headache Looms Over High Court Ruling Debates
Readers report mixed nerves as a high court decision looms with supporters fearing a setback while others hope new legislation could fix the damage. Public chatter includes jokes and reminders of past debates amid anxious anticipation.
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Blue Eagles
Workman Suffered Severe Burn on Reservoir Project
Fd McCullum, a city reservoir project worker, sustained a severe burn to the left hand when a bucket of molten metal overturned while connecting tunnel pipe. He received treatment for injuries.
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New Reservoir
Quintuplets birth area plans mass at Corbell Callander
The Dionne quintuplets arrival draws attention as a planned mass at Corbell with Rev T F McNally singing and D A Croll, Ontario welfare minister, among attendees. A hospital ceremony will be private then broadcast internationally between 4 and 430 Amarillo time with a radio debut for the babies if feasible. Dr Dafoe notes the extraordinary birth record dated May 28 1934 Oliva Dionne five girls.
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Dafoe
Callander
Oliva Dionne
Kidnapping Case Shrouded in Northwest Mystery
Three men and a woman sought a boy resembling the missing lad after arresting searches across Lake Crescent and Olympic Peninsula forests. Tacoma police and state investigators kept doors shut as ransom demand of 200000 drew attention to strained lumber industry amid a regional strike.
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Supreme Court voids Farm Debt Relief as Five Year Lands Held
The Frazier-Lemke act allowing farmers to hold lands for five years on rental while aiming to satisfy mortgages is struck down unanimously. Justice Brandeis notes the Fifth Amendment limits private property taking. Some see potential for new legislation to aid mortgaged farmers while others warn of radical approaches.
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Supreme Court
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What They Wrote To Tack What They Write To Tack
Fragmented OCR note reads as a letter page heading with stray words and names. Readable items include a heading and scattered phrases about letters, names, and dates, but the full content is unclear and not a complete narrative.
Taxpayers Warned Of July Deadline
Potter County Tax Collector Jewell Davidson warned that unpaid taxes on the 1934 second half roll would transfer to the delinquent roll on July 1. Taxes must be paid by June 30 to avoid penalties and interest, with potential savings if paid before July. County Attorney Howard Anderson and Miss Davidson were studying new delinquency payment laws.
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Jewell Davidson
Labor leaders back Wagner Bill amid NRA withdrawal
Labor leaders say the Wagner Bill has better passage chances after NRA abandonment and will push for enactment. Sen Hugo Black supports a 30 hour week with AF L-CIO backing. The fate of social security remains doubtful, yet labor spokesmen pledge continued pressure. The construction industry plans a bill to create a separate NRA like administrator and license contractors and material suppliers.
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Alabama
American Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Congress
Flood hits road between Norman and Blanchard
A Norman police squad pursuing a drunken driver narrowly escaped being washed from a bridge when the span failed. In Texas, the Brazos River flood swamped thousands of acres of cotton and corn near Juliff in Fort Bend County, with the Thompson oil field underwater and water depths reaching one to six feet in crop lands.
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Bonus march fears and cash payment demand tense debate
Leaders push for a cash bonus for veterans while rejecting funding by alternative methods. They warn that a Washington march could backfire, and believe the vetoed Patman and Vinson bills have diminished any chance for agreement this session.
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Vinson
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Amarillo Seniors Weigh Banquet and Reception Details
Amarillo High School seniors will be entertained at the annual banquet in the Crystal Ballroom of the Herring Hotel at 7 30. A reception for Polk Street Methodist Church members was held from 6 to 7 with a banquet at the church. Davie Raset presided as NMMet with remarks by Smith of McMurry College Abilene. School officials and the superintendent attended.
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Supreme Court ruling on recovery act limits impacts oil industry
The court held Section 9 C of the recovery act unconstitutional, signaling possible new legislation. The decision affects oil operations, wages, and hours in interstate ventures, with implications for production timelines and compliance.
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Ile
Bank of France Hikes Rates Amid Devaluation Debate
Germain Martin condemned France's devaluation campaign as unjustifiable while urging economies and a balanced budget to restore finances. The Bank of France raised its rate again, third time since last Thursday, with the gold loan rate increasing to 7 percent.
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No immediate changes from code rules in major regions
Francisco Des Moines Atlanta St Louis and others announced no immediate changes. Atlantic Steel in Atlanta and Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad Co Buffalo employers echoed the stance. Dexter Stevens of the Northern cotton mills policy committee warned against hasty action citing progress under the vote. Mentcans jailed Ariz May 2 after Mexicans trapped in a desert rendezvous attempted to extort 15000 from Gen Roberto Cruz ex police chief Mexico City. Two found shot Branch Ark May 28 John M Brown 53 and wife 45 shot in farm home. coroners report says Brown killed wife then himself.
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