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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1930

Page

13

New Plan on Subway Shortens Fillmore Street Underpass

City Engineer E N Stanley unveils a revised underpass plan cutting 560 feet from the proposed Fillmore Street route. The plan relies on Rock Island track decisions and railroad cooperation to eliminate crossings and allow local surface streets to handle traffic to and from Fillmore business district. If approved by property owners and railroads, construction may begin in a month or six weeks.

Fillmore Street Fillmore E. N. Stanley W. N. Durham South First North Second Avenues Durham Canyon Highway Rock Island Mr. Stanley Santa Fe Stanley

Long Life Key Now Elusive Says Doctor

Dr Morris Fishbein editor of the Journal of the American Medical Association told the Philadelphia County Medical Society that no method currently proves a longer life. He noted centenarians who drank and used tobacco, and urged moderation diet and exercise plus regular checkups as the best path to longer expectancy.

United Press Philadelphia Morris Fishbein Journal of the American Medical Association Philadelphia County Medical Society Pr. Fishbein Fishbein Salerno Quiet Diet Merryman Dr. Fishbein

Amarillo to Be Represented in School Plans

According to J O Guleke Amarillo will have representation on the Texas Education Commission one of Texas most important bodies. The Amarillo representative will be chosen soon by the executive committee of the Texas State Teachers Association which elects members every two years. The commission submits bills to the legislature handles financial and educational matters and advises related groups.

J. O. Guleke Amarillo Texas Education Commission

Keen Interest in Homes Shown Here

Amarilloans are home conscious says Noble Paulk and Fred M Seale of the Panhandle Lumber Company real estate department. A large crowd attended the opening of a new South Taylor Street home built by the Chandler Lumber Company. An estimated 1000 to 1500 dollars funded the event as people viewed the house and many planned to buy or remodel soon.

Ple Samuel Dickstein New York National Capital House District of Columbia Congress Washington Dickstein

Dallas Man Faces Second Robbery Trial After 99-Year Verdict

Ernest Knox alias Claude E Whitford, convicted of robbery with a 99 year jury recommendation, will go on trial April 21 for a second similar charge in Dallas Texas. The defendant smiled cynically after the verdict.

United Press Dallas Tex Ernest Knox Claude E. Whitford

Weather chief cautions on frost delaying planting

The Amarillo area forecaster predicts little change in the week ahead but moisture later in the month could bring cooler weather and possible frost. Observer H T Collman urges delaying planting for at least ten days, noting recent frost dates and historic records.

Amarillo H. T. Collman Eramus

Amarillo ISD to hold school board election next Saturday

All details for the Amarillo Independent School District election are set with polling locations and officials named. Poll hours run 8 to 6, with multiple boxes and specified judges and clerks, including candidates Goff Britt and Bill Askew as the race’s outside contender.

Amarillo Independent School District J. W. Goff J. W. Britt J. L. Scott Howard Trigg Court House Sixteenth Street D. W. Owen R. K. Puckett G. G. Ordway W. M. Curl Frank M. Butler D. Roach Bill Askew B. C. D. Bynum H. Ernest Smith Fred Young

Beloved Santa Fe Worker Evie Carter Dies in Amarillo

W W Carter a Santa Fe employee and Amarillo resident for twenty years died at Saint Anthony's Hospital at 8 30 a m after euræmia. He lived at 2506 B Taylor St and funeral services are set for Thursday afternoon at Griggs Undertaking parlors. Interment will be in St Joseph Mo. Survived by his widow and stepson, he belonged to the Masons Woodmen Yeomen and Switchmen's Union of North America.

W. W. Carter Santa Fe Amarillo Saint Anthony's Hospital Masons, Woodmen, Yeomen Switchmen’s Union of North America

Amarillo Electric opens new store on East Eight Street

Amarillo Electric Company inaugurates a new shop at 111 East Eight Street with an interior arranged for lighting displays. The building features a large arched doorway to the office and radio demonstration room and hundreds of lights hung throughout. A. J. Arnold serves as manager.

Amarillo Electric Company East Eight Street A. J. Arnold Com

A Life of Cheer and Service in Amarillo

A tribute to a man described as kind and uplifting who faced burdens with silent fortitude and cheered children on his path from home to work. The piece highlights his virtues and influence before detailing the personnel of the Amarillo beer company at 718 Polk Street, including A. J. Arnold as manager and owner.

Jones to Speak on Radio Friday Night

Rev. R. C. Jones of the Church of Christ will preach on Salvation by Grace on KGRS Friday night from 9:30 to 10 o clock. The program includes quartet performances during the regular service.

R. C. Jones Church of Christ KGRS

Charters Issued in Texas with Varied Capital Stock

Austin April 3 charter notices list Whaley Co Marshall with 20000 capital stock and incorporators E Wood Sr Mamie Whaley and M L Lawrence. Donnely White Co Austin with 74000 capital stock and incorporators Steve White E L Miletead W A Mathews. Mexia Chamber of Commerce Mexia with no capital stock and incorporators Ben Smith J I Riddle W W Barnett.

United Press Austin Tex Whaley Co Marshall Capital E. Wood, Sr Mamie Whaley M. L. Lawrence Donnely-White Co Steve White E. L. Miletead W. A. Mathews Mexia Chamber of Commerce Mexia

Obituary and labor agreement notes from Kansas City

The piece honors W. W. Carter and his service to others, reflecting on daily deeds and spiritual strength. It also reports a joint plan by a Washington committee to end building trades jurisdictional disputes, aiming for May 1 implementation, while noting 8,600 Kansas City tradesmen approved a five day week with pay increases for two years.

Building Trades Department A. F. of L Washington Kansas City

Senate Hearings Expose Hard Times and Unrest Across Nation

Testimony from New York witnesses at two Washington Senate hearings reveals sharp drops in factory pay, bread lines four blocks long, overcrowded municipal lodging houses, and widespread hunger among white collar and labor groups. American railroad veterans plan a Boston reunion October 6, inviting those who served. Painters Hall dances draw crowds weekly as Joe Norman's band leads the floor in lively tunes.

Salvation Army New York Senate Washington, D. C Boston

Creosone Promises Cure For Pyorrhea In 3 Weeks

Advertises Creosone as a home treatment for bleeding gums and pyorrhea. Claims 25 germ stopping ingredients stop bleeding in one day and tighten teeth, with pus stopping and health restored within three weeks or money back. Promoted at drug stores with warnings about heart disease and rheumatism from pyorrhea.

Oldest Man in U.S. Near 120 in Missouri Farm Tale

A column notes Thomas Kemp near Poplar Bluff Missouri is believed to be the oldest living man at nearly 120. He says he leads a normal life, walks, works, and enjoys coffee tobacco and whiskey when available. A Florida immigrant joins a city club, Bible sales remain strong, and a union convention is set for Chicago on April 28.

United States Thomas Kemp Poplar Bluff

Convention to discuss five day week and vacations for workers

Delegates from nine road organizations in the United States and Canada will attend a convention chaired by B M Jewell. The agenda includes stabilizing employment, adopting a five day work week, and considering paid annual vacations for all employees. Congressman Samuel Dickstein seeks a congressional inquiry into Washington slums and child malnutrition among District pupils.

Eral United States Canada B. M. Jewell

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