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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1934

Page

6

Texas Votes Aye for Setup Now Holds Lead in Fund Distribution

Farmers nationwide back continuation of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration corn hog program for 1935 with a 2 to 1 approval in 500000 ballots. Texas leads all states in farm benefit distribution with a 9 to 1 yes vote, while Iowa and Illinois show strong support in the program.

Texas Associated Press Chicago Agricultural Adjustment Administration AAA Acante Kansas Nebraska Indiana Michigan Ohio Wisconsin United States Iowa Illinois

Upton Sinclair and Rockefeller Legacies in News Commentary

The piece notes Upton Sinclair’s gubernatorial bid affecting Florida’s moving picture sector, and Percy Rockefeller’s will leaving $100 million to his widow with John A. Garver and National City Bank as executor and trustee. It then shifts to Yugoslavia’s 11-year-old King Peter II, praised at the frontier and stations, amid racial strife and broad human trend toward rulers.

Percy Rockefeller John D. Rockefeller William John A. Garver National City Bank of New York Rockefeller Peter Yugoslavia Belgrade United States Louisiana California

Mrs Delzell to Convention in Memphis regional meeting

Potter County librarian Mrs Ruth Delzell will attend the southeastern and southwestern regional conference in Memphis Tennessee October 17 20 along with Fannie M Wilcox state librarian Edwin Sue Goree state organizer and Lucia Powell president of the Texas State Library Association The plan aims at economy and a broader program covering states from Virginia to California and the Southern coast.

Potter County Ruth Delzell Memphis Tenn Southwestern Library Associations Fannie M. Wilcox Edwin Sue Goree Lucia Powell Texas State Library Association Virginia California

Case to Grand Jury in Bagley Liquor Case

N. G. Bagley faces charges under state liquor laws as the case is presented to the Potter County grand jury for consideration and potential indictment. The proceedings focus on alleged violations and the legal process moving forward.

N. G. Bagley Potter

Doves and Telegraph Wires Suffer From Hunters

Reports from Southwestern Bell in the Panhandle show dove hunting after September 1 caused 33 trouble incidents in 15 days, 17 from shotgun slugs striking lines. Damage includes wires, signs, posts and other objects, with many lines at risk as cold weather approaches. Company urges hunters to avoid perching birds on wires and asks for cooperation to keep service reliable.

Panhandle N. H. Moore Southwestern Bell Telephone Company

Mary Storm Starred in Prince Chap Benefit Performances

Mary Storm will portray the leading feminine role in The Prince Chap at the Municipal Auditorium for two performances on Wednesday and Thursday nights. The annual Crippled Children Council benefit is presented by the Black Mask Players.

Mary Storm Prince Municipal Auditorium Crippled Children Council Black Mask Players

Grand jury meets as Bagley bond set at seven fifty

County officials report bond for Bagley at 750 dollars. A raid on Bagley's home yielded a small amount of liquor. Paradichlorobenzene, adopted by fruit growers, is praised for killing 90 to 100 percent of orchard insects including peach tree borers.

Bagley

Mother admits killing child in Cedar Rapids home

In Marion, Iowa, 3 year old Tommy Smoyer was found strangled. His mother Arlene Wood Smoyer allegedly confessed to her father George Wood and then confessed to hospital staff amid claims of long standing mental instability. No charges filed yet.

Cedar Rapids Tommy Smoyer Arlene Wood Smoyer Marion George Wood Wood Tommy Mrs. Smoyer Ralph Smoyer

Whalers Report Large Alaska Season Oil and By-Products

From 636 whales two companies operating off the coast of Alaska derived more than 28 000 barrels of oil and 2 000 tons of by products this season.

Alaska

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