Navy Probe Slowed As Geneva Talks Falter
Senate Shearer inquiry pauses further work on two year old Geneva conference questions. Senate orders general lobbying investigation under Caraway resolution amid tariff influence concerns. Prime Minister MacDonald nears America as talks on naval limitations continue between London and Washington.
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Washington
Senate Shearer
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Shearer
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Nebraska
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Shearer Committee
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London
Hold Court In Hutchinson County Martial Law Report
General Wolters describes a civil court of inquiry with no witness immunity, aided by troops stationed in Borger and Stinnett to protect testifyers. Hutchinson county faces intimidation claims from Governor Dan Moody and DA Clem Calhoun, while police court fines fund street cleanup projects.
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Dan Moody
Clem Calhoun
Hutchinson County
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Borger
Stinnett
McCord McIntire
Quail
Clint Millholson
Sam B. Jones
Liberty
Dan Baker
Flood toll rises across Florida Georgia and Alabama
The storm moved northeast through Alabama and Georgia causing tangled lines and rail disruption. A Panama City man drowned, a carpenter died in Albany from falling bricks, a woman was electrocuted near Blackshear, and others including two men near Valdosta and Port St. Joe perished as downed wires and debris disrupted the region.
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Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Panama City
Fla
Gulf of Mexico
Albany
Blackshear
Valdosta
Port St. Joe
Town Debates $200,000 Water Bond Question
Mayor Thompson City Engineer E N Stanley and D L McDonald spar over a water bond proposal as speeches flood town talk about soft water and funding. The heated discussion targets the $200000 bond issue with officials pushing and opposing voices heard.
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E. N. Stanley
D. L. McDonald
Five Water Tests Question City Administration Claims
The Globe-News reports five tests of Amarillo city water. Panhandle Laboratories finds average hardness 16.6 content across five faucet samples, disputing the city administration’s 21 content claim. Hardness has fallen about five percent in 18 months, with expectations of softer water from Word ranch and Bush site in about 18 more months.
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Globe-News
Amarillo
Panhandle Laboratories
Word Ranch
City Commission
Word Ranch Water Tank Controversy Spurs Private Inquiry
A resident pledges $1,000 toward hiring water experts to examine the Word plant project in Amarillo. He urges impartial analysis of water costs and plant viability, criticizing city engineers and urging an independent investigation before building a new facility.
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Old Tack
Amarillo
City water cost debate centers on Bush tract purchase
A local columnist questions city plans to buy land from D L McDonald for a water plant. Comparisons show Amarillo’s Word ranch plant delivering water at 8 cents per thousand gallons, while Panhandle wells report 11 to 18 cents per thousand, challenging alleged 1 cent savings.
Amarillo Citizens Debate Bond Issue and Local Events
A reader voices opposition to more bonds and land purchases until water costs prove cheaper than 8.15 cents per thousand gallons. The column shifts to local notes about a baby named Lollapalooza, a missing diamond ring reward, a celebrity couple’s son, a lost bicycle, and neighbor reports of dog poisonings near 14th and Fillmore Street.
Water costs at Word ranch drop to 3.15 cents per thousand
City Engineer Stanley reports tests on the pipeline near Amarillo show it may not be rotten and blow-outs could be due to hammer or air pressure. He suggests repairs could allow the pipeline to carry 10,000,000 gallons as promised, potentially avoiding new land purchases and enabling wells at Word tract to produce water cheaply.
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Lions Club
Bush Tract
Amarillo
Stanley
J. N. Beasley
Lions’ Club
Beasley
Word Tract
Shamrock Meeting Delegates Seek Transport to El Paso
Caravans will carry delegates to the El Paso meeting and an all Panhandle special train is proposed. Any participant lacking transportation for the Shamrock meeting tomorrow should contact Mr. King immediately.
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Mr. King
Sermon Exhortation on Scripture as Guide and Comfort
The text urges readers to turn to the Old Testament for inspiration and the New Testament for consolation during troubled times marked by high wages and social unrest. It frames scripture as a living source of strength and guidance.
Paving Ordered on Three City Streets After Hearings
City commission ordered paving on Thirty third Avenue from Polk to Tyler Monroe Street from Twenty first to Twenty second and Twenty second Avenue from Monroe to Washington. Bids will close and construction to start after an interval of 20 days following hearings. Hearing for Fifteenth Avenue from Western to Hillcrest was set for October 15.
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Texas
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Twenty-second Avenues
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Monroe
Washington Streets
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Hillcrest
Allen Turner Guest in City of Judge Bishop
Allen E. Turner special agent for Export Insurance Co of New York visited Amarillo to see Judge Henry E. Bishop and his wife Mrs. Bishop. Turner and his wife are sisters of Mrs. Bishop. Turner moved on to New Orleans while Mrs. Turner stays for an extended visit after attending the Blue Goose convention in Los Angeles last week.
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The
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New Orleans
Poultry Association Plans Meeting Ahead of December Show
The Panhandle Poultry Association will meet Thursday at 8 PM in the Chamber of Commerce building Fifth and Polk. President Robert Ricks announced plans for premiums and preparations for the Municipal Auditorium show scheduled December 12 to 16. All members and interested parties are urged to attend.
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Chamber of Commerce
Fifth and Polk Strets
Robert Ricks
Municipal Auditorum
Prosecutor Thomerson Returns After Hamilton Case
District Attorney Edw. W. Thomer son returned from Weather ford Texas where he attended the opening of court Monday and represented the state in getting an early setting for the trial of R. H. Hamilton charged with the slaying of Tom Walton Jr last May 4. Hamilton will go to trial October 28 though the defense asked for November. A special venue of 150 was ordered.
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Weatherford
Texas
R. H. Hamilton
Tom Walton, Jr
Hamilton
Correction notice clarifies two injunction suits
A correction states that John J. Harden of Oklahoma City seeks to bar Roy Terry from living in his East Amarillo garage, not H. D. Ross as previously reported. It notes Ross, operator of the Motorite Service Station at East Tenth and Buchanan, filed an injunction against Southwestern Public Service Company. suits filed the same day and corrected in yesterday’s account.
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Oklahoma City
Roy Terry
East Amarillo
H. D. Ross
The
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Buchanan Streets
Southwestern Public Service Company
Amarillo Bond Fight Over Water Improvements
A reader urges defeating the $200,000 water bond issue in Amarillo, proposes a full investigation, and advocates voting for larger bonds later to ensure adequate water supply. The letter stresses long-standing water shortages and a call for community unity and action.
Carson County Holds Warrant For Boyles Transfer Planned
A felony warrant for Col. C. Hi Boyles, held in Potter County jail on two charges of switching and one of bigamy, was received by the Carson County sheriff. He will be turned over to Carson County authorities after his cases are disposed of in Potter County.
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Potter County
Sheriff's Department
Panhandle
Boyles
Carson County
Turpen Not Guilty Says Court Here
A. M. Turpen was found not guilty by a jury in district court yesterday on a criminal assault charge. The defense argued conspiracy with numerous witnesses. The jury was excused this morning and a special venire will be called tomorrow for Ed Summers robbery with firearms trial.
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Ed Summers
Fort Worth Livestock Markets Report for Oct 2
The Associated Press reports Fort Worth hogs, cattle and sheep sales with rail hogs up to 9.90 and truck hogs around 9.25 to 9.40. Cattle include fed steers from 10.50 to 11.00, cows to 7.75, bulls to 7.00, and heavy calves 9.60 to 10.26. Sheep show aged wethers at 6.65 and lambs at 11.00.
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Chicago Livestock Prices Report Hogs and Cattle Mixed
Hogs 19 000 late trade strong to 25 cents higher top 10 25 for 180 210 lb weights packing sows 7 26 8 50. Cattle 7 000 galves 2 500 steady slaughter steers good and choice 1300 1500 lbs 12 50 14 16 25 1100 1800 lbs 12 50 16 25 950 1100 lbs 12 50 16 25 cows 8 00 10 50 dealers 12 50 15 50.
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Kansas City Market Report Shows Hog and Lamb Shifts
The Kansas City market notes hogs up 10 to 25 cents with top at 9.75 for 190 to 220 pound grades. Cattle and calves rise or steady with beef steers 959 to 1500 pounds at 11.50 to 15.50, cows 7.50 to 10.25, vealers 7.50 to 18.00, stockers 9.25 to 13.26. Sheep and lambs see lambs 11.25 to 12.15, ewes 4.00 to 5.25, with lambs down modestly.
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New Orleans Cotton Opens Softer on Liverpool Decline
The New Orleans cotton market opened softer as Liverpool prices fell. First trades showed losses of 3 to 5 points, with December at 18.79, January 18.80, and March 19.15, about 7 points below yesterday. By noon prices were near the lows with quiet trading and hedge selling noted.
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Associated Press
Liverpool
New York Cotton and Stocks Rise on Buying Surge
New York cotton opened steady with a small decline but rose to December 19.10 and March 19.39 as buying continued, aided by expected clearing weather in the eastern belt and trade activity. Southern selling and realizations limited gains while stock market opened higher led by Radio-Keith-Orpheum and International Harvester with mixed movements in rails and utilities.
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Market activity fades as prices slip in somber trading
The market shows reduced activity after an earlier surge with prices easing by halftime. Trading tapers off as months hold at 1 to 13 points higher, while December sells around 18.92, reflecting weaker demand and cautious sentiment.
Cotton market closes steady in Liverpool with gains posted
Se ecie ress reports cotton trading in Liverpool with good business and higher levels for American grades. Spot prices range from strict good middling at 11.21 to strict ordinary at 9.61, with 6,000 bales sold and 2,800 receipts. Futures finish steady: October 10.01, December 10.08, January 10.11, March 10.10, May 10.26, July 10.25.
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Liverpool
Poultry Futures Mixed in Chicago Trade
Poultry prices eased with owls at 26 to 27 cents and springs quoted around 21 to 23 cents while roosters held near 20 cents and turkeys around 20 to 10 cents. Ducks marked 18 to 22 cents and geese at 20 cents in the Chicago market.
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