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Pampa Daily News

Location

Pampa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1933

Page

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Pampa License Debate Reflects Local Trade Burden

A fragment from the Laconia Citizen notes a Pampa license ruling affecting local bakers and wholesale distributors. It argues metropolitan competition shifts burdens onto home firms, urging residents to support local industry through licenses, charity, and commerce while addressing tax and payroll impacts.

Wich- Kans el Paso Denver Pampa Commission Amarillo Chamber of Commerce Do- i -Ste Tol Pampa

Morgan lists link to Roberts and Atterbury in 1929 sale

Senate investigators reviewed a fourth list of J P Morgan clients including Owen J Roberts soon to be associate justice and W W Atterbury president of Pennsylvania Railroad. The 1929 sale of 82 000 United Corporation Morgan units at 75 dollars each yielded potential profits near two million.

Washington J. P. Morgan and Company Senate Owen J. Roberts Supreme Court W. W. Atterbury Pennsylvania Railroad Roberts Bf Persons United Corporation—Morgan Utilities Stock Holding Company Drexel & Company Morgan Pennsylvania J.P. Morgan Ferdinand Pecora Fim Nclusive

Thomas Receives 85 Crop Loan Applications Countywide

County Agent Ralph Thomas reports about 85 crop loan applications filed in this part of the county with more in progress today. Checks may arrive late this week and Charlie Hut will verify waivers. missing items grant applicants 14 days. Overall about 105 in this county side and 40 in the south. Deadline for wheat loan papers is June 19.

Ralph Thomas Vallas Chek Charlie ‘Hut Guna Dale Aas

Parks Brumley Named City Desk Sergeant In Harvest Prospect Note

Heard that Parks Brumley told friends he is not accepting a city fine but becomes the new desk sergeant on day duty. Lloyd Moors and Neisy Groom, home from W. T. OG ab Canyon, report no changes. They favor Harvesten prospects for this fall.

Parks Brumley Lloyd “Dinty Him Neisy T. OG Ab Canyon

Japan's Army Faces Two New Tasks After North China Truce

Japan's military leaders, after a five month campaign, plan new actions in Manchuria against bandits and a campaign toward Kalgan in Chahar province. The armistice, signed at Tanchu, also outlines a Chinese evacuation area south of the Great Wall. Talks will likely cover political effects and border alignments as both sides assess the new terms.

James A Mills Associated Press Sentsin China Manchuria Kalgan Chahar Province Inner Mongolia Great Wall Tanchu Connecticut Hwang Fu Akira Ariyoshi Chine Jehol Wall

County May Get Federal Help for Highway Projects

Gray county may receive federal assistance for paving highways 152 and 88 as state projects. Bunds for the cross-country road remain unsold, while relief funds could speed work and support a northern route across the Canadian river between Famoa and Miami. The river-spanning project has long been recognized.

Gray County Palo Duro Canyon Canadian River Famoa Miami

Hello World Broadcasts Buys KWKH Stations

The International Radio corporation led by Sam D Hunter has purchased KWKH facilities from Hello World Broadcasting, organized by W. K. Henderson, for $50,000 in Shreveport Louisiana. The acquisition was officially announced today.

Hello World Shreveport International Radio Corporation Sam D Hunter KWKH Hello World Broadcasting Company W. K. Henderson

Convicts in Arkansas Hills After Kansas Prison Escape

Kan sas state prison fugitives thought to be hiding in the dense woods near Can Lo where officers closed in after a gunfight with Chief Bob LaFollett. A stolen car with bullet marks tied to the escapees was found north of town, while another car with Kansas plates was abandoned. Violence marked flight as 11 desperadoes split into two groups from Lansing prison.

Kansas Spavinaw Creek Kansas State Lansing Oklahoma

Oil Found in Dolomite Strata Near Wheeler County

Dolomite formation in the Panhandle shows a notable find by Bell Ou & Gas Co in No 1 Evans, section 61 block 24, OH, bottomed 2328 feet. Test shot planned that afternoon. wildcat one mile from nearest production in Morse pool, Gray county line. Early results suggest potential expansion of productive area with earlier wells already yielding modest dolomite shows.

Wheeler County Bell Ou & Gas Company Evans Morse Pool Gray County Panhandle Pampa

Open cars sought to haul beauty contestants in parade

Owners of open cars or convertibles are urged to volunteer for the June 9 parade preceding the opening of the new municipal swimming pool. Cars will carry beauty pageant entrants and kiddie revue participants, with prizes donated by merchants for pageant winners.

Victoria 4. J. Johnson High Schol Harry Kelley Jack Dunn Harry Walker R. M. Johnson Marvin Lewis H. L. McCarley Barnes Samuels Schulkey Bob Watson Jack Varice Parade

Roosevelt outlines oil regulation provisions for Congress

President Roosevelt via Secretary Ickes urged the House Ways and Means Committee to attach an oil regulation section to the national industry recovery bill. The draft would authorize the president to regulate petroleum production, allocate national demand among states, and prohibit interstate transport of oil in violation of laws or regulations.

Washington Roosevelt Ickes House Way and Means Senate McIntyre

Roosevelt approves 267 forest projects with 50,000 jobs

President Roosevelt sanctioned 267 forest projects expected to employ over 50,000 youths in summer and autumn across 35 states. Army orders directed divisional commands to maintain present strength of officers and enlisted men until further notice. In Austin, Texas, the legislature, in a lengthy session, plans to resume at 1 p.m. after delay for sine die adjournment.

Washington Roosevelt Jne Austin Jun Texas

West Texas Tonight Partly Cloudy With Showers

Partly cloudy to cloudy conditions with local showers in West Texas tonight and Friday. In Dane Wis a quirky item mentions a gentleman and a misdirected mail incident dated August 31. The fragment references a girl and a mailbox mix up, with unclear local relevance.

West Texas West Portion Madison Wis Dane

Delinquent Tax Ruling Awaited By Collectors

A ruling from the attorney general is awaited by tax collectors concerning penalties and possible interest on 1932 taxes delinquent July 1. Austin observers question if relief laws apply. penalties schedule ranges from 1 to 6.8 percent across dates, with taxes for any year payable in full at once without entire tax account charges.

Austin

Tax Bill Adopted to Merge Tax Offices in Texas

Both houses adopted a conference committee report on a bill to combine the offices of tax assessor and tax collector. The plan assigns sheriff duties as assessor and collector in counties under 10,000, while counties over 10,000 will elect a separate tax collector and assessor at the next general election. Ht. B. Robertson of Abilene visiting here this week.

Austin

No specific treaties expected at London Economic Conference

Aboard the President Roosevelt with the American delegation, June 1. London talks aim for gentlemen's agreements on gold conservation and internal policy coordination to revive industry and credit. Secretary Hull and delegation pursue early achievements aboard the steamship. Authorities foresee currency stabilization tied to each nation's internal reforms.

Claude A. Jaggers Associated Press U. S Roosevelt Lordell Hull

L. H. Webb Dies At Ranch In Webb Community

Longtime local resident L. H. Webb died Tuesday night at his ranch after several weeks illness. Funeral in McLean to be attended by relatives and community members including John B. Hessey Charlie Thut John F. Studer Siler ae and Judge Newton Pp. Wills.

Uncle Lewis" Webb McLean L. H. Webb Webb John B. Hessey Charlie Thut John F. Studer Silerae Newton Pp. Wills

Morgan Circus Moment As Midget Sits On Morgan’s Lap

Washington June 1 The Morgan inquiry erupted in a circus moment when a four foot tall midget named Lyn Graf sat on J P Morgan s lap drawn in by a press agent. Morgan traded quips with officials and afterward the senate banking committee warned photographers that future pictures with the midget would be barred from hearings.

Morgan Washington J. P. Morgan Lyn Graf Senate Morgan Carter Glass Miss Lyn Morgan Group Tha Rm Miss Grat

Eight Die in Midair Collision Near Cajon Pass

Unverified reports claim eight men died when two Army Air Corps planes collided over Cajon Pass east of San Bernardino. A second report cites another crash near San Bernardino with three dead from seven aboard a bomber and an observation plane. Names include Lieuts Charles M. McHenry Edward D. Kennedy and William L. Trimble plus six enlisted men from March Field Crissy Field. Weather was foggy, wreckage found with eight bodies.

March Field Riverside Calif Army Air Corps Cajon Pass San Bernardino Army Air Base San Francisco Las Vegas Charles M. McHenry Edward D. Kennedy Spencer, Decker Ramino

Panhandle Oil Allowable Up 1,000 Barrels

The new Panhandle oil schedule increases the allowable to 44,000 barrels or 1,000 more than the March 1 summary. It sets the production percentage at 12.56 versus 11.44 previously, with field potential at 151,820 barrels and Gray county at 112,363 barrels. The Gray county summary lists 828 producing wells and 244 marginal wells, with 27,040 allowable barrels and 97,644 profitable barrels. Junes and Thomas A. Stamp appear in a separate note about an investigation.

Panhandle Texas Gray County

Fragmentary Historic Quote About Reverend Mullen Reception

Fragmented OCR text describes Reverend John Mullen and a quoted line about a longer talk and a loyal colored person receiving a reception, with garbled names Harold Payn and a hump appearing in the fragment.

John Mullen

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