Texas May Cut Oil Allowable As Demand Falls
At a Texas railroad commission hearing in Austin operators warned that production may have to be reduced to align with a lower U S Bureau of Mines demand forecast for July. Ernest O Thompson urged staying in line with the mines estimate while observers noted continued drilling boosting output. W E Cottingham reported a drop in bottomhole pressure in the East Texas field suggesting a possible reduction in allowable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Railroad Commission
Texas
Ernest O. Thompson
Commission
United States Bureau of Mites
Houston Bolin
Wichita Falls
Bureau of Mines
Thompson
W. E. Cottingham
Bolln
North Texas
Cohd
Summer reflections at Pampa pool and others
A reflective column recalls childhood swimming hole memories at Pampa pool and a minister former playmate, then shifts to a city-wide talk on cross word puzzles, newspaper circulation trends, and the Dallas Exposition rodeo contests. The piece weaves personal nostalgia with observations on reading habits and regional pride.
Fragmentary Scene From Murky Event At Fire Station
Readable fragments describe a chaotic moment with a gang at a fire station. References include Tom, Eckerd, cutting grass and a pipe, with a bowl pad missing. The passage is unclear and lacks coherent chronology or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Eckerd
Tom Wes Ing
New Maetechanin
Hugh Johnson Attacks Lunatic Fringe Again
New York June 18 Hugh Samuel Johnson former NRA administrator renewed his charge that the anti New Deal groups form a lunatic fringe. He named Father Coughlin Gerald Smith Huey Long and Rep William Lemke with Townsend followers as examples and warned the 1935 attack could revive. He urged that the Republican shift at Cleveland signals electors’ liberal tilt and said the movement cannot win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hugh Samuel Johnson
NRA
Charles E. Coughlin
Father Coughlin
Huey P. Long
Chicago
Gerald L. K. Smith
Detroit
National Union For Social Justice
Long-Smith
William Lemke
R-Nd
Francis E. Townsend
Smith
Johnson
Long
United States
Cleveland
Borger Woman Found Dead in Oklahoma Farmhouse
Mary V. Lovett, 44, of Borger Texas, was found emaciated and died hours later in an Oklahoma farmhouse near Asher. Authorities said no foul play and noted long illness, diabetes, and possible self sufficiency efforts. Relatives identified the body. she had sought insulin treatments and food, arriving by car about ten days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee
Okla
Mary V. Lovett
Borger
Tex
Fay Edwards
Pottawatombie County
Edwards
Mrs. Lovell
Texas
Dinner on Ground to Feature Convention in Panhandle
Between 1500 and 2000 singers from the Panhandle Plains are expected for the 16th Plateau Singing convention to be held in Borger at the high school gymnasium with John F. Taylor as president since 1920. The event runs Saturday and Sunday with programs in Central Park at noon and a Saturday evening concert by the Pampa band. Various singers and groups from Arkansas, New Mexico, Texas and California are slated to attend, with officers to be elected during a Saturday session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panheltle Plains
John F. Taylor
Borger
Clovis
New Mexico
Lost Minute
W. H. Blankney
Alanreed
Gray County
C. E. Ward
Famon
E. Lancaster
First Baptist
Tehyreh
Ne Ot Central Park
High School
Lurch
Taylor
Winston Savage
Wl Ramsey
Little Rock
Ark
J. S. Earp
White Deer
Carson County Association
Gladys McCall
Carlsbad
N. M
Eddy County Association
RB. E. Jordan
Wills Point
Sykes
Canyon
Homer Morris
Morris-Henson
Atlanta
E. M. Bartlett
Beacon
Amarilla
Gal Farley
Entertainers
Marsh
Lynch-Bent Mob Fails to Seize Negro Slayers
A lynch mob of about 300 failed in repeated attempts to seize nine Black suspects in El Campo, stabbing Deputy Sheriff Tip Simmons to death as authorities moved the captives between Wharton and Bay City jails. Officers kept ahead, preserving calm while the mob dispersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Campo
Tip Simmons
A. H. Reita
Wharton
E. J. Koehl
Bay City
Harris Milner
Heat Wave Sweeps Pampa With 104 Degree High
The temperature climbed to 104 degrees Wednesday in Pampa. Early Thursday it was 70 at 5 am and 96 by 1 pm, a 26 degree rise in eight hours. The weatherman forecast showers tonight and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pampa
Pastor killed in gravel pit accident near Mineral Wells
The Rev. George Shawvel, 35, was fatally crushed in a cave in a gravel pit 16 miles north of Mineral Wells while working to supplement his rural ministry. He died shortly after arrival at a local hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineral Wells
George Shawvel
Ji Sear Peprin
Death Takes Maxim Gorky Noted Writer From Moscow
Moscow June 18 P Maxim Gorky 68 renowned Soviet writer died today after months of illness. He rose to fame in the early revolutionary era, opposed communism at first then became a leading propagandist. He lived abroad in Italy until four years ago and later returned to Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Maxima Gorky
Gorky
Soviet Russia
Uny
Lommunist Party
Russia
Sorrento
Italy
Seward Alaska Sees 110 Degree Reading
An unofficial 110 degree reading reported at Seward as a fierce heat blanket spreads from Alaska to Florida. Drought looms for farmers amid grasshopper swarms, with calls for aid. Alaska’s heat adds risk of forest fires, while showers curtail two outbreaks near Prince of Wales Island and Homer. Fairbanks hit 82 and Dawson 84 as Arctic-circle proximity contrasts with the day’s heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Jusie
Alaska
Florida
Seward
Prince of An Island
Homer Distrot
Arctic Circle
Fairbanks
Dawson
Yukon
Paris Officials Yield to Strikers at Hospital
Paris officials capitulated to demands of hospital workers ending a three day layoff after the French government refused Ambassador Tsidor Straus's request to eject the strikers. In London, Prime Minister Baldwin said collective security has failed and urged a peace alliance among Britain Germany and France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Jesse Tsidor Straus
London
Baldwin
House of Commons
Great Britain
Germany
France
Guilty Pleas In Court Here Draw Stiff Penalties
The law tightens on drunken drivers in Gray county as District Judge W. Ra. Ewing fines, jails, and suspensions. Buck Harrell gets 90 days and two year license suspension. Flora Quinn 30 days and one year driving ban. Lena Benton $50 fine and one year driving ban. Elmer Asbott to five years for truck theft. C H Calliconte three years for forgery. County court trials delayed. several criminal cases await August term. local visit by E Bass Clay family noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
W. Ra. Ewing
Buck Harrell
Nce
Lena Benton
Offer
Elmer Asbott
New Mexico
Culbertson-Smalling Chevrolet Co
Pampa
H. Calliconte
J. H W. Casey
Phillips Camp
William Balonka
LePors
Mark Long
Hig Tern
Gene Worley Seethes at Tugwell in Local Comic Vow
In a light hearted but pointed outburst Gene Worley jokes about punching Rex Tugwell’s nose after seeing The Plow That Broke the Plains. He plans to leave Dallas this week as a delegate to the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia and return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Shamrock
Amarillo
Panhandle
Deep South
Gene Worley
Rex Tugwell
Gene
Tugwell
Dallas
Philadelphia
Negro Runs Out Of Shoes In Downtown Theft Chase
Local man R. W. Abbott fled with clothes after grabbing garments from a Levines store rack. Albert Burns pursued through streets past Standhard Food store, White Deer Land, Lone Star Cafe, and Mitchel’s, with police joining. Abbott hid behind Johnson hotel. charged with petty theft and fined $3.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Abbott
Ralph Metcalf
Eddie Tolan
Albert Burns
Abbott
Burns
Levines
Straet
Standhard
White Deer Land Company
Btar
Johnson Hotel
Oly
Essed Abbott
W . Antine
Truckers push for Texas truck law changes in Pampa meeting
At the Pampa Texas Truckers Association gathering, regional organizer R H Waters tallied trucking taxes at about 14.78 million annually versus railroads at 4.02 million, urging fair, workable regs. Local figures Rayburn Thompson Judge Ewing and Ralph Randel spoke as new members joined. next meeting set for Monday at 8:30 p m at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Pampa Organi Vaation
Texas Truckers Association
County Court House
R. H. Waters
Aiarillo
Waters
Rayburn Thompson
Y. L. Boyles
Ewing
Carl Brashear
B. Gary
Pampa
Puryear
Pickens
Whites Deer
Boyles
Panhandle
Ralph Randel
Compromise On Tax Bill Near After Long Session
Congress completed action on a 2.275 billion relief deficit appropriation and moved to end the session. Senate and House conferees reached tentative understandings on taxing undistributed corporate earnings, with drafting to begin and final action expected tonight or tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waslington
Congress
Senate
Florida Ship Canal
House
Treasury
Senatehouse
Roosevelt
Doughton
D-Nc
Gooch Confident He Won't Hang As Clemmency Hopes Fade
Arthur Gooch awaiting execution for the kidnapping of two Texas officers expresses renewed hope for last minute clemency. He says he never felt happier, while President Roosevelt declines to commute the sentence. Oklahoma club women discuss possible demonstration. Mrs Mary Gooch travels with their son Billy Joy to visit Gooch in the state penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M'Alester
Okin
Arthur Gooch
Jang
Texas
Oklahoma
State Penitentiary
Washington
Roosevelt
Gooch
Homer
Cummings
Oklahoma Club
Mary Gooch
Billy Joy
O. F. Banks
Oe Bly
Big Fight Postponed As Rain Delays Louis Schmeling Bout
Weather delays force postponement of Joe Louis versus Max Schmeling fourth heavyweight match at Yankee Station. Louis weighed 198 pounds and the promoters aim for tomorrow night or Saturday afternoon if rain persists. Also mentions Mr and Mrs H T Hampton returning from Wichita Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joe’ Louis
Max Schmeling
Yankee Station
Raw and Weather Bureau
Mike Jacobs
Schmeling
Louis
Jacobs
Dallas Centennial Show Draws Praise and Local Arts
Mrs Kathyrn Vincent Steele returned from the Centennial and praised the Dallas exhibit. Tomaroff, a rap and Russian ballet expert, offered lessons during the exposition. Local interest centered on Ben Guill's archery display by Red Deer Creek in Central Park. Tit cubs meet nightly at seven, with a dozen participants observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Vincent Steele
Dallas
Chicago
Tomaroff
W. B Weatherred
W. M
Deacon
Mrs. Jones
Ben Guill
Red Deer Creek
Central Park
Rearranged Editorial and Comics Pages Announced
The Daily issue reorganizes editorial and comic sections with new features. Highlights include Man About Manhattan daily roundups Pen Feathers short observations Talk To Parents a parents guidance column Washington Daybook and a new crossword on page four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily
Manhattan
New York
Washington
National Capital
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London Cowboys
Oklahoma Cowboys
Plateau
Hugh Johnson
GOP
Fort Worth
City
My. Hill
Frank Emil
Distelet
Mercury
Maxim Gory
E. Bass Clay
Ruth
Dixie Vanderburg
AL FY
McAlcester
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