Acquittal and suspended sentences in local burglary case
Rupert Melton a 17 year old of Charlotte and Robert Chapman 16 of Cheraw pleaded guilty to burglary at the J Levy Clothing Store two weeks prior. Melton received a three year suspended sentence with a 3000 bond and Chapman was suspended to the Gatesville reform school until 21. The youths were found in the attic during a skylight entry and claimed to be returning from California. Haskell Allard was found not guilty of robbery with firearms at a Magnolia filling station. Cecil Smallwood testified he was robbed of 13 to 14 dollars. The defense used an alibi involving the defendant's mother. The trial originated from Randall County showing the cross county line location of the station. Grand jury remained in session.
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47Th District Criminal Court
Rupert Melton
Charlotte
N. C
Robert Chapman
Cheraw
J. Levy
Melton
Chapman
Gatesville
California
Albuquerque
N. M
North Carolina
Haskell Allard
Magnolia
Thirty-sixth Avenue
Harrison Street
Cecil Smallwood
Randall County
Amarillo
Allard
Second Avenue
Lincoln Street
Fort Worth Stands Pat on Vaccination
Fort Worth school board maintains its vaccination rule for pupils teachers and employees. An amendment to exempt conscientious objectors was defeated by a four to three vote.
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Fort Worth
Board of Education
Tri-State Fair to Feature 21 Bands From Panhandle
Mason King of the chamber of commerce and Bill Beechler of Cunningham Floral Company announced that at least 21 out of town bands will accompany delegations to the Tri-State Fair next week. King, returning with Beechler from a Panhandle publicity trip, reported high enthusiasm and over 40 planned radio programs by artists from various towns.
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Mason King
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Bill Beechler
Cunningham Floral Company
Panhandle
Ballyhoo
Ft. Worth Man To Head Farm Credit For District 10
T. B. Yarbrough of Fort Worth named president of the Agricultural Credit Bank for District 10 Texas by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. A. E. Thomas, also of Fort Worth, named regional manager. Houston’s Ben B. Smith of Mexia to lead the office and C. C. McGruder to head San Angelo office. Regional corporations will aid stockmen in raising breed and other farming needs.
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U.P
T. B. Yarbrough
Fort Worth
Agricultural Credit Bank
District 10
Texas
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
A. E. Thomas
Houston
Ben 8. Smith
Mexia
San Angelo
C. C. McGruder
Livestock Credit Programs Aimed at Farmers and Stockmen
The article discusses supporting livestock producers through credit mechanisms. It notes use of Reconstruction Finance Corporation and Federal Reserve banks to provide intermediated credit and discounting facilities for farmers and stockmen financing, marketing, and fattening operations.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Intermediate Credit
City Drug Sells Stover Candies in Amarillo and Pampa
City Drug Stores in Amarillo and City Drug of Pampa become dealers for Mrs Stover’s Chocolates. Four Amarillo stores and one in Pampa will carry 12 assortments including chocolates bonbons toffees and summer candies at 80 cents a pound. Manager Earl Barnet says Denver factory will supply fresh candy with two day delivery and special party orders accepted.
Georgia and Colorado primary results shape Senatorial races
The Associated Press reports Georgia Democrats nominated two senatorial candidates while Delaware Republicans named Reuben Satterwhite Jr. to succeed Robert G. Houston. Governor Russell won in Georgia as Charles Crisp conceded. Walter F George renominated unopposed. In Colorado, Alva Adams and Karl Schuyler prepare for November election, with Carl Hayden and Lewis Douglas appearing in the results.
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Associated Press
Georgia
Delaware
Republicans’ Convention
Reuben Satterwhite, Jr
Robert G. Houston
Richard B. Russell, Jr
Charles R. Crisp
William J. Harris
Walter F. George
Colorado
Alva B. Adams
Karl C. Schuyler
Carl Hayden
Lewis Douglas
Arizona Democrats renominate Reynolds burial site
Reynolds burial place chosen by Arizona Democrats signals election momentum. Washington Republicans renominated Senator Wesley L. Jones while Rep Ralph Harr in Seattle district loses to John F. Miller, a former member. Michigan re-nominates its Republican and one Democratic incumbent in the House. Stroud notes leading cowboys have entered to win 3300 dollars in prizes with many more expected before Sunday entry close.
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Arizona
Washington
Wesley L. Jones
Ralph Harr
Seattle
John F. Miller
Michigan
Stroud
Pens and Chutes For Rodeo At Fair Grounds
Pens and chutes for the rodeo at the fair grounds will be completed by Thursday night, says Leonard Stroud, rodeo manager. New pens are larger and stronger than last year due to this year’s bigger event. Forty bucking horses and two carloads of steers and calves will be used. More than 50 of the country’s…
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Fair Grounds
Leonard Stroud
Borger Officials Visit Amarillo for Meetings
County Attorney Henry Meyers along with Ross McGill and M R Porter of Borger arrived in Amarillo as visitors for the day to conduct unspecified discussions with local officials.
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Henry Meyers
Ross McGill
M. R. Porter
Borger
Amarillo
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