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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1934

Page

2

Weather and travel woes from the Panhandle region

A column mixed with forecasts and local notices describes windy weather, a chance of rain midweek, and possible precipitation by Thursday. It notes travel bureau routing through Amarillo, calls for Chamber of Commerce action, and ties weather to farm life, drought, and community efforts in Higgins and Moore County.

Amarillo Denver Wyoming Carlsbad Caverns Held Travel Bureau

Honor Roll of Children Home Bus Contributors

A long list of names and contributions appears under a heading for the Children's Home Bus Honor Roll. The segment names individuals, churches, companies, and local organizations such as the American Legion Palo Duro Post 7, First Presbyterian, and News-Globe, with numerous cash donations and in-kind gifts listed alongside donors like teachers, clergy, and residents from Pampa and surrounding areas.

Edith McCarty Ccerwercesss Frank A. T. Abrahamson C. T. Hutchina BE. T. Dunaway Tom &. Knidel Co T. Burke Weenenenenee American Legion Palo Duro Post J. I. Ballengee First Presbyterian Gwater Ccccec J. A. Stirratt Bureese J. B. Gibbon A. C. Binank J. P. Rollins F. F Owens John Long R. H. Spicer J. B. Poole J. M. Castle Hubbell Diamond Track Company EB. Williams Hartley the News-Globe Street Charlie Young R. D. Northen W. T. Butler Minnie Schult Ll. J. Lowry Ray Minner J. W. Curtis Cash Ceryese Gi’sastra H. M. Walker Ll. W. Turner M. A. Perry W. D. Lemmona Ohne Oea Robert Boston W. H. Fuqua Rees Gaines Whitsit Terry R. M. Dillard Clyde Doughty James Sherrill Harrison FE H. Aderton Rouse Freema H. B. Cook Bill Adams Cheech Terenernd Bays Oes J. E. Bowers Buchanan St M. E. Cantrell

Letters to Tack on Farm Work and Family Support

A 27 year old man writes seeking farm work to support his wife and two babies, offering to take any job. He signs his letter to Tack, indicating a desire for guidance and practical opportunities.

Tack

Britain Sells War Munitions Export Concern Warns of Power Shift

Senate munitions panel hears that British War Office surplus arms valued around 30 million dollars could tilt political balance in small states if sold in bulk. Letter from Boley Armament Company of London, acting for the War Office, cites vast stockpiles and financial-industrial complications. Mention of Amelia Earhart and Clarence Chamberlin aiding munitions officials. embassy attaches in Rio de Janeiro cited as helpful to past sales monsters.

Washington British War Office Senate Munitions Committee Boley Armament Company, Ltd London American Armament Corporation Armament Company Amelia Earhart Clarence Chamberlin Rio de Janeiro

Rain Delays and Hail Hit North Texas Towns

An inch of moisture fell during the night at Alanreed with crop damaging hail and heavy rain. Childress and Bowie saw an inch, while Petersburg Lockney and Sterley each had half an inch. Shamrock received three to four inches, the Fort Worth and Denver railroad reports a bottoming out nearby, and Pampa measured three quarters of an inch.

Childress Alanreed Petersburg Lockney Sterley Bowie Fort Worth Denver Shamrock Pampa

Morro Castle Explodes Toward Shore Off New Jersey

Captainship approached Buena Ventura Colombia as the Morro Castle burned with 558 aboard. The hulk defied investigators, its frame twisted, plates buckled, and no living souls remained. Coast guardsmen and rescuers anticipated more bodies washing ashore along the north shore while two were recovered at dawn.

Asbury Park N. J U.P Morro Castle Corst

Trio Charged With Drunken Driving Indictments

Potter County grand jury returned indictments Saturday charging J A Growden Kenneth Tuckness and W G Gates all Amarillo residents with driving while intoxicated Growden and Tuckness posted bond while Gates a Black man remained in Potter County jail today

Potter County Grand Jury Amarillo J. A. Growden Kenneth Tuckness W. G. Gates Growden Tuckness

Bo Henson Undergoes Emergency Appendicitis Surgery

Bo Henson son of Mr and Mrs Ben Henson of 1001 Sunset Terrace was rushed to St Anthony Hospital this morning for an emergency appendicitis operation and was reported doing well at noon.

Bo Henson Ben Henson Sunset Terrace St. Anthony Hospital

County Sends Officials to Drouth Relief Meeting

Potter County Commissioners Court sent County Judge J M Simpson to San Angelo for the drouth relief conference convening today. The court had voted Saturday to send the judge and also to dispatch Commissioner Joe Gray to Lamb County to pursue a judgment in a long settled lawsuit.

J. M. Simpson Potter County Commissioners’ Court San Angelo Drouth Joe Gray Lamb County

Tragedy Involving McDaniels Family Ends in Double Homicide

Neighbors describe a deadly incident after Mrs McDaniels entered a car with her husband and was shot in the chest an arm and a leg as he opened fire then killed himself. A daughter and son survived. The couple had lived there about 25 years and two young children, a 10 year old daughter and an 8 year old son, survived.

Com McDaniels

Downtown window unveiling with concert band and models

Tickets priced at STYLES and 25 cents for balcony. Dave Derdet's concert band will signal the unveiling of downtown shop windows at 7:30 tonight. The band will play before windows of many stores opening. Living models parade styles before the window shopping audience.

Dave Derdet

Auto Crash Near Amarillo Sends Two Men to Hospital

Two men, L. L. Miller of Oklahoma City and Alfred Crowe of Clinton, Oklahoma, were injured when their car overturned at the Santa Fe crossing near Marymere Farm northeast of Amarillo. They suffered head cuts and multiple broken ribs and are hospitalized at St. Anthony's. The crash prompted a grand jury investigation now in session.

Grand Jury Santa Fe Crossing Marymere Farm Amarillo L. L. Miller Oklahoma City Alfred Crowe Clinton Okla St. Anthony's Hospital

Heavy rains hit Texas Panhandle with scattered showers

Weather officials reported unsettled skies east of the Panhandle with rainfall amounts ranging from a quarter to four inches in spots. Amarillo saw showers in scattered districts while Canyon reported a half inch. Totals spanned Hoover Oklahoma to Pampa and Canadian to Waynoka with additional showers at Follette Carrouzette Perryton Booker and Farnsworth.

Panhandle Amarillo Canyon Pampa Clinton Okla Hoover Waynoka Follette

Market summary from Chicago New Orleans and Kansas City

Chicago wheat prices show new and old contracts hovering around 1.05 to 1.06 with slight gains and feeds. New Orleans Cotton opens softer after government crop estimate lifts total to 9,252,000 bales, with early losses of 15 to 20 points narrowing as shorts cover and trade buys emerge. Kansas City livestock trading active with 6,000 reported, 1,000 direct, amid steady demand.

Chicago New Orleans Liverpool

Cattle and Stock Prices Mixed as Market Opens

Quotations show cattle and calves at varied levels with cattle 26 000 head and calves 5 000 head, stockers and feeders steady to strong. Best fed steers early and light weights around 4 1/2 dollars, natives and westerns holding above 6 dollars for select lots. Sheep and lambs report mixed, with nativ es around 6.25 for natives and choice westerns over 6 dollars.

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