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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1935
Page
2
Public message stresses polling hours until 7 PM and urges citizens to vote with families. It warns against indifference and highlights the value of civic engagement for the city’s future. Weather note forecasts cloudy skies with little moisture.
A satirical open letter signed by A BUNCH OF UNCLAIMED TREASURES questions social views on single women. The piece defends independence while lampooning bachelor stereotypes and maternal influence on marriage prospects. It defends mothers and condemns heavy taxation of bachelors.
A reader requests pen pals or care work partners. Two women seek a religious, widowed companion aged 35 to 50 with property. a 52-year-old widower offers steady work and contact. Separate notices mention lost items on Fillmore Street and a housekeeper/childcare inquiry.
Texas House committee investigating state departments signals a final report soon and delays a measure to authorize immediate use of surplus tax proceeds from horse race wagering. A separate item notes a failed bid to open executive session rules for appointments.
Milan reports Premier Mussolini urged France Great Britain and Italy to unite for action before any conflict. In Popolo D Italia he warned against optimistic talk about the Stresa conference and said Italy would host the ministers meeting on April 11.
Premier Pierre-Etienne Flandin urged national unity and announced France will keep the ring of steel fortifications permanently garrisoned on the frontier. He confirmed troop movements near the eastern border as part of precautionary national defense measures.
Two men wearing dark glasses robbed Arthur Huey Hutchinson County tax collector Saturday taking about 3000 in checks and 8000 in cash. They forced Huey to drive to a side road while they opened the vault with a drill and fled. deposit slips were found wrapped around the checks in a culvert a mile from the main Panhandle highway.
The Culbertsons won two small slams during yesterday's session as play resumed this afternoon. The Simses performed steadily leveraging a strong run of cards to secure successful contracts. After 52 rubbers, Culbertsons lead 29 to 23 with 46 000 to 40 060 total points. honors favor Culbertsons in aces and queens while Simses lead in kings.
A Texas state Democratic convention action restricting Negro participation in a Democratic primary is described as a drastic curtailment of the franchise. The article notes emancipation guarantees and discusses related Scottsboro cases, including jury pool issues in Jackson County Alabama and potential retrials or reindictments. New capital taxes in New illehit, Columbia are expected to slow investment.
James C Prosser and Gilbert B Stoll plan a 6400 mile goodwill hop from Bahia Blanca Argentina to Cleveland in a Bellanca aircraft built for Russell Boardman. The venture targets the Rossi Codos 5627 mile mark while rivals and market data from futures and bonds are described in the same column.
Telegrams to Adj. Gen. Carl Nesbitt urged recalling Rangers. Nesbitt sent four more Rangers, joining two already here since last Friday. Police Chief Mace cautioned no trouble is sought, but risks remain. Nesbitt denied election ties, cited illegal poll tax receipts evidence, and noted a liquor and gambling drive.
Nationally watched off year contests in Chicago Wisconsin and Los Angeles test party power as Republican and Progressive forces clash. Michigan Republican M R Keyworth leads Democratic rival Dr Paul Voelker for superintendent duties. Oklahoma City votes to widen oil well zoning and Zion Illinois pursues a pivotal battle involving Glenn Voliva and modernization critics.
Oklahoma City voters decide on three ballot proposals to add about 300 acres to the oil drilling zone near the governor's mansion while the zone expands. most drilled or planned wells cost 50 000 to 60 000 dollars each and only a portion of the area has producing wells.
Huey Long pauses in work as he exhibits a strange mix of growls, coos, and feathered impressions to a reporter, drawing shocked reactions from girl workers at the newsroom. The piece ends noting Switzerland's large railway bridge that can be stored in winter to protect it from avalanches.
Markets report from Kansas City shows hogs 2 000 head with bids and scattered sales down 10-15 cents per cwt and cattle and sheep pricing mixed across multiple weight classes. New Orleans cotton opens with liver pool dominating the market as English export interests influence early levels.
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