Amarillo Daily News Carrier Listing
Am a r i l l o newspaper notes carrier assignments for the month. Lists names and routes with locations and start dates. Includes delivery details and changes for residents receiving the Amarillo edition.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1935
Page
4
Am a r i l l o newspaper notes carrier assignments for the month. Lists names and routes with locations and start dates. Includes delivery details and changes for residents receiving the Amarillo edition.
The Daily News presents itself as an independent Democratic newspaper, pledging to publish impartially while supporting what it believes is right regardless of party politics.
The piece describes the Roosevelt plan for federal incorporation as an alternative to state charters with federal aid and favored status for subscribing corporations. It also profiles lawyers and officials, noting Kennedy and Landis roles, and hints at tensions with Mellons and the Supreme Court.
The column discusses Secretary Hull pressing for reciprocal tariff discipline with Germany and Italy amid Belgian gains and possible public spanks. It flags court policy shifts and political jockeying including the Goldsborough amendment and New York economic groups shaping 1936 battles.
A compact health feature urges immediate decisions to avoid procrastination. It warns that delaying choices worsens symptoms and leads to tangled tasks, recommending action now, tackling problems small and large, and keeping a mirror note: Do it today.
A reader suggests using milk from a Jersey cow for transfusions but experts warn pasteurization and infusion risks. They doubt milk can safely replace blood and cite protein shock and infection dangers.
Four great record holders Glenn Cunningham Bill Bonthron Gene Venzke and Jack Lovelock headline the Princeton Invitation mile race at Palmer Stadium. Radio networks WJZ NBC and WABC CBS will broadcast from Princeton Saturday with start times 3 15 and 3 30 respectively.
Grace Abbott of the U S Department of Labor will present Overseas Tomorrow from the International Labor Conference in Geneva on WEAF NBC at 4 P M Trade adviser George N Peek discusses expanding foreign farm product trade on the National Grange program over WJZ NBC at 1130 A M The schedule lists two broadcasts with prominent officials from the U S government and the White House.
Ex convict Alabama Pitts will discuss the Albany baseball dispute on Thornton Fisher’s review show at 5 45 PM. Al Jolson stars with Alla Nazimova Eddie Dowling and Ray Dooley on WEAF NBC at 7 30 PM. A Denmark tribute will air noon on WEAF NBC with speeches by Otto Wedsted Herg Leach and Peter Reinsholm. Katharine Lenroot speaks from Montreal at 2 PM on WABC CBS. Detroit Derby coverage on WJZ NBC at 4 15 PM. Cleveland Heights A Cappella Choir performs on WFAX NBC at 1 PM. And additional WEAP NBC programs at 1 30 PM and 3 30 PM.
A New Yorker at Grand Central notes a tired man carrying golf clubs and a frayed bag as city dwellers seek air and sun on weekends. The piece contrasts Manhattan crowds at auctions with casual pursuit of escape, humor, and shared fates among locals.
The microphone reveals George Frame Brown performing from his hospital room on WJZ NBC while the International Golden Gloves Tourney in Yankee Stadium is set for July 2 with WJZ NBC carry and John F. Royal sails to Europe to study expanding foreign demand for American broadcasts.
About 160 million average sized trees are felled each year to meet lumber demands. This figure highlights the scale of forest harvests supporting construction and industry.
A perplexed husband seeks help for a jealous wife who accuses him of affairs with Miss A. The advice warns that jealousy ruins love, urges seeking psychiatric help, and notes that many men remain flawed after marriage. It also says compliments and tenderness prevent nagging and cautions against marrying a sarcastic, teasing man.
Secretary Ickes raises a PWA loan and grant to 2,884,000 for the Red Bluff water control district Pecos Texas to fund a Pecos River dam with a powerhouse and transmission line due to higher site costs. Other increases list Three Rivers Texas Tarrant County Chico Odem for water and school projects.
Modern etiquette weighs whether typewriters suit social notes with no consensus. Some say use for business only, others allow social correspondence, but pen and ink is favored. Coffee is poured in small cups on a tray, and tipping taxi drivers is customary beyond the fare.
More than 30 Texas Tech students depart for a six week botany field course in Gallinas Canyon 20 miles northwest of Las Vegas New Mexico. Dr R A Studhalter head professor and George W Woodbury associate professor lead the program with Mrs Studhalter as matron and three student assistants aiding.
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