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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1935
Page
3
Washington reports a limited inflationary effect from treasury cash redemptions of maturing obligations. Officials say the working balance will not fall below 1 billion and the plan may delay some securities redemptions to maintain liquidity.
The U S S Northampton, a 10000 ton cruiser, was dented when struck by a dud torpedo during target practice near San Clemente Island. The weapon carried no warhead, and Admiral Reeves did not release full details. Navy personnel noted such accidents are not unheard of in torpedo drills.
University of Texas students elected officers for campus publication and administration jobs in a low turnout vote near 4500. Jenkins Garrett of Fort Worth won student president over Charles Gruneisen and Morris Glass. Marvin Simpson topped Frank Hubert for head well leader. Jack Gray, basketball captain, won most popular athlete over John Hilliard and Charles Coates. John Pope beat Bill Erwin and Curtis Bishop for editor of the Cactus. Ed Hodge defeated John Duke for associate editor of the Daily Texan.
Philadelphia date April 3 W P W Ward Beam, curator at the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science, found a keep sake 50 years old is a first edition of the Star Spangled Banner. Oliver Strunk of the Library of Congress asked him to bring it to Washington for comparison with two other copies. Francis Scott Key’s poem was printed by Joseph Carr in Baltimore between 1814 and 1819 and set to music by Thomas Carr.
Oregon's six institutions of higher learning report an 18.7 percent rise in winter term enrollment with 6 570 students registered this year versus 5 536 last year. The chancellor's office says every school saw substantial increases.
Baron Konstantin von Neurath, 62, Berlin's seasoned diplomat, denounces French and Italian notes amid rearmament moves. Maxim Litvinov, 59, Soviet foreign minister, lobbies for peace while Dollfuss successor Kurt Schuschnigg battles Nazi pressure in Austria as Britain and France seek guarantees.
John N Edy who had served as Dallas city manager since 1931 and earlier led Berkeley and Flint prepared his resignation to take effect April 30. The Citizens Civic Association won all nine city council seats the day prior, driving the removal amid campaign debate. Edy previously led the International and California City Managers associations.
Philadelphia April 3 The Pennsylvania railroad announces new baggage tariff rules allowing boys and girls traveling with guardians to bring velocipedes go carts play pens and other heavy toys at no extra charge. The policy also cuts rates for household pets and grants outdoor gear like bicycles toboggans snow shoes and camping outfits free checked transportation.
The text notes Schuschnigg as a leading Christian-social figure and head of justice under Dollfuss who helped negotiate an Austria Vatican concordat. It describes clerical troops bowing to Prince von Starhemberg, then Schuschnigg and heimwehr chiefs uniting, and Schuschnigg acting as a roving ambassador to major powers when needed.
Seventy six deaths were reported in Amarillo for March, higher than usual. Dr. B M Primer said the rise was not wind and dust but a mix of causes including 14 non residents, six accidents, two personal crises, and one murder. Births reached 82, with pneumonia leading causes among 26 deaths.
Miss Mildred Prince, a friend of the Roosevelts, is commissioned to sketch Sistie and Buzzie Roosevelt. Buzzie sits quietly for a portrait, while Sistie refuses stillness, dancing and demonstrating headstands and swinging height in the White House playroom.
Advertises Pento-Nub rub as deep penetrating rheumatic pain relief. Claims warming action and improved blood flow to the pain center. Pento-Rub described as absorbent liquid, sold in 25c 50c and 1 dollar bottles.
A man seeks divorce from Gussie Cricker claiming no bath due to her objections and a tub filled with statues. He says meals were eaten on the back piazza or in the cellar. The mix of quirky notes and stray lines follows with unrelated items about a Doncaster fine and a child’s tooth tale.
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