Governor Ferguson signs $6 million winter relief bonds
Austin reports Governor Miriam A. Ferguson signed a bill authorizing $6,000,000 in state bonds for winter relief. Former Governor James E. Ferguson floated another special session, noting current relief funds may be insufficient past October. He joked about pay, clarifying the $10 daily wage. The 43rd legislature adjourned after approving the bond issue with other measures passing and several bills dying in last-minute jams.
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Miriam A. Ferguson
Texas
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Mass Housing Act to Open Amarillo Meeting
National Housing Act moves into full operation in Amarillo on Monday with a mass meeting at 8 p m in Municipal Auditorium. Principal speaker Walter D Cline of Wichita Falls and West Texas Chamber of Commerce. Speakers from labor unions churches and American Legion. Mayor Ross D Rogers to preside Panhandle wide. Preliminary meeting details released.
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American Legion
Ross D. Rogers
Hauptmann Indicted In Lindbergh Ransom Case
Bronx County Grand Jury indicted Bruno Richard Hauptmann on extortion in the Lindbergh ransom case. Police found about 840 in four rolls of bills and a pistol hidden in holes in a two by four. Col Lindbergh testified on ransom negotiations as crowds and police swarmed the Bronx County Building.
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Roosevelt silent on NRA future plans after Hyde Park absence
President Roosevelt returned to the White House from Hyde Park and said NRA reorganization would be tackled immediately. He avoided details on when a full plan would be announced, calling the new program evolutionary and planning telephonic outreach for a conference. General Johnson leaves Oct 15 to private life, as the NRA era ends with his controversial front page impact and slang filled leadership.
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Fan Dancers Love Cooled For Fighter Kingfish Levinsky
MILWAUKEE September 26 UP Kingfish Levinsky outlined his view of a marital dispute sparked by meeting Roxanne Evelyn Glickman at the Worlds Fair. The couple wed last month but Rosie's divorce filing follows accusations of outside flirtations and demands alimony. He says she ate $40 a week as a fan dancer and now wants steak, and notes a $50 gift while he’s away for a Ruggerillo fight. Rosie alleges he was too friendly with other women.
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Amarillo Banks Rush Housing Loans in Campaign Push
Three loans were issued yesterday at loan headquarters as part of the Better Housing Campaign in Amarillo. Cecil O'Brien said bank cooperation shows lenders can process loans quickly. Carl Hinton noted the act aims to improve homes and boost local labor, with about 75 cents of each dollar aiding workers locally and 25 cents for repairs and materials.
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Cecil O'Brien
Carl Hinton
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Cattle Buying Nearing End in Texas AAA Program
The emergency cattle buying program under the AAA in Texas will end after the 100,000 head quota is purchased this week. Bureau of Animal Industry inspectors will return home once the final quota is reached. Jay Taylor of the Panhandle Livestock Association called a special meeting of Panhandle cattlemen at 10 AM Thursday at the Amarillo Hotel to discuss administration action amid rising feed costs.
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Farmer Nearly Dead After Beating in Garfield County
ENID Okla Sept 26 UP F J Cupps an elderly Garfield County land owner was found brutally beaten at his farm home with a baseball bat and a spade bearing bloodstains nearby Robbery appeared to be the motive Physicians said his condition was critical The attack followed another in Oklahoma this week on elderly farmers believed to have money A boy about 16 who had been staying with Cupps was missing at the time and not located today
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F. J. Cupps
Garfield County
Oklahoma
Cupps
King and Queen Help Launch Biggest Ship
In Clydebank Scotland on September 26 King George VI and Queen Mary christened a giant new British liner amid rain and cheers from a vast crowd. The king spoke of friendship between the United States and Britain as the ship launched to carry people of two lands. The vessel, named Queen Mary, was launched with the Prince of Wales and Ambassador Robert W. Lee present.
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Oil Allowable in Texas Is Slashed
In Austin on September 26 the Texas Railroad Commission cut the daily oil production allowable for Texas fields to 929,552 barrels. This is 71,370 barrels below current estimates and 26,547 below the federal recommendation. Yesterday's predicted production stood at 1,000,922 barrels.
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Texas
Texas Railroad Commission
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Senora Chairez Celebrates 121st Birthday in Santa Ana
Senora Leandra Chairez marked her 121st birthday with a Mexican waltz and a meal of fried chicken and tequila. She rose at 4 A M to roll her stockings, claiming comfort, and records affirm she was born 121 years ago in Agua Calientes, Mexico.
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U.P
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Shaw denies Doherty group contributions to Kansas governor race
George H. Shaw, general counsel for Public Service Co. of Denver, denied before the Federal Trade Commission that any Doherty companies contributed to campaign funds of Kansas governorship candidates in 1932.
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First Frost On North Plains Tonight
The first frost of the season may reach parts of the Panhandle tonight as Weatherman H T Collman forecasts a light frost in exposed areas. Amarillo is likely spared though unsheltered ranges north of the Canadian River may feel winter's bite with temperatures dropping into the 40s.
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Weather forecast for Amarillo and region
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight with possible light frost in exposed areas. Thursday sees partly cloudy and warmer conditions. West Texas reports cloudy skies with thundershowers in the southeast, colder air, probable frost in the Panhandles, and warmer spells in the north. New Mexico expected to be fair tonight and Thursday with frost in the north and east. Temperatures today range from 42 to 53 degrees at 1 o'clock.
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West Texas
Panhandle
New Mexico
Lindbergh Grand Jury Testimony Amid Discrimination Accusations
News reaches multiple fronts as textile workers in the South report possible second strike calls over alleged nondiscrimination and bad faith in reopenings. Col Lindbergh appears before the Bronx grand jury as Hauptmann case developments unfold, with hints of identification and related evidence amid a continent-spanning flight back to New Jersey.
Philharmonic Group To Rehearse Tonight
Amarillo's Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra holds its first rehearsal of the year tonight at 7:30 in the Municipal Auditorium. New conductor Christian Thaulow urges all returning members to attend and asks new players to contact him at 4074 or join a brief meeting before rehearsal.
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Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
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Army planes depart Wichita for Amarillo route
Five Army planes left Wichita, Kansas shortly before noon today bound for Amarillo. Destination not learned immediately. The ships are expected to refuel at English Air port, arriving around two o'clock.
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English Airport
Melton Found Guilty In Bank Robbery Case
Virgil Red Melton was convicted of bank robbery in Billings Missouri after an alibi from his bride, a former nurse from San Antonio Texas, was rejected by jurors. He received a ten year prison sentence.
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U.P
San Antonio, Tex
Virgil
Red) Melton
Nuevo Laredo
Mexico
Billings
GOPs of New Mexico Select Ticket
United States Senator Bronson Cutting was nominated to seek another term. Dennis Chavez secured the Democratic nomination for the Senate in Albuquerque, facing Cutting. Former Gov. R. C. Dillon won the Republican short-term Senate nod against Carl Hatch. Maurice Miera was chosen for the lone congressional seat, opposed by J. J. Dempsey in November. Republicans selected Jaffa Mll- for governor.
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U.P
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Senate
Cutting
Dennis Chavez
Albuquerque
R. C. Dillon
Dillon
Carl Hatch
Maurice Miera
J. J. Dempsey
Jaffa Mll
Youth Escapes From Harris County Jail
Bale Watson aged 18 escaped from the Central Prison Farm at dawn today. He had been sentenced to two years for theft from Harris County in May 1934. Watson reportedly fled in the automobile of John Dulles, cannery superintendent, per Captain Buck Flanagan.
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Room for Rent Ad Urges Quick Listings in Globe News
If you have room to rent Amarillo has not seen such demand for houses apartments housekeeping rooms and vacancies of all kinds. Longer term wants are being filled quickly under current conditions no excuse to lose a day’s rent on a desirable vacancy. Advertise in the For Rent columns of the Globe News Want Ads or call 6262 for quick results.
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Globe News
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Body of Lost Girl Found in Detroit Trunk
Detroit police report Lillian Gallaher found today on her eleventh birthday. The body was in a trunk at 68 Warden Avenue West, bound with a towel gag and in advanced decomposition. A man named M W Goodrich and his female companion, both missing, are sought as potential suspects in a case linked to a recently rented apartment with a piano and scattered music sheets.
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M. W. Goodrich
Clyde Burgess
James E. McCarty
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