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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1935
Page
2
A colorful Amarillo weather and social note reports favorable forecast for Thursday as oilmen from the American Petroleum Institute convene. It highlights Harry Hines of Wichita Falls and local hosts arranging dances, meals, and companionship for visiting executives while jokes and local items fill the page.
A middle aged Christian woman with strong references requests a job on a farm or ranch. She notes three sons and asks to bring one or two with her, seeking a position offering room and board. The message appears in Tack Letters on page 8.
A UP survey finds about 100000 college students plan a one hour war protest day after tomorrow. Demonstrations include parades mass meetings and chapel services with pro American and antiwar groups sponsoring. Officials at several universities sanction and in some cases suspend classes for the event while more campuses join the planned actions.
Dallas A P T official C A Young arrives as southwest secretary for the national A P I, praising Amarillo's meeting setup. Geologist Joe Mancini of Continental Oil decides to extend his stay after seeing the Follies Girls. Barbecue by Jay Taylor is a highlight before a Ted Fio-Rito concert and a Fletcher dance at the Nat. E L Bell of Deep Rock Oil attends as vice chairman of Midcontinent Production Men.
Protests flare after Culbertson delays a play as Sims accuses him of false information about down tricks. The 122nd rubber ends with Culbertsons ahead 67 to 55 and a large point lead, while charges prompt a 24 hour protest window.
Western Kansas farmers abandon hopes for a wheat crop as a new dust storm sweeps through the region and into western Oklahoma and the Texas Panhandle. Nebraska, the Dakotas, Colorado, Wyoming see rain and snow while eastern Kansas may receive moisture today.
Dean Rienow refused to comment beyond stating no similar incident has occurred in other fraternities. Fraternity president Hyman Bluestein warned of exposing the issue if university action failed, while student Albert Opperman anticipated reinstatement after proving innocence. In San Diego seventy three rattlesnakes were captured in Imperial Valley for the California Pacific International exposition.
Three American girls aged 14 11 and 15 their governess Swellie Hunt and chauffeur Michael Bray were gravely injured when their car fell about 20 feet from the Pali Highway into a stream during a flower picking trip near Honolulu Hawaii on April 9. The injured include Margaret Scripps Nackey Scripps and Dorothy Ann Cremer and their parents are named.
Sara Wyatt Anna Ruth Mc Clure and Kathryn Anderson head to Temple for the State Junior College speaking contests. Coach C. C. Thompson and Mrs. J. T. McClure accompany the team after district wins at Canyon. Anderson will deliver In Defense of Idealism as district champion.
Berlin April 10. A law creating special defense areas nationwide gives Hitler and Defense Minister Blomberg power to designate zones where all construction and river works require military permission. Military offices may restrict farming and compel landowners to build for military use.
From Stresa Italy officials and observers note France aims to enforce League of Nations Covenant with force. Paris signals a hard line with Russia on mutual military aid as Mussolini seeks real outcomes in the Stresa talks. Britain faces pressure to join a concrete peace program.
City officials warn that violations of the proposed ordinance could bring a fine up to 200 dollars. Reappointed officials include city manager H H. Smith city auditor J M. Barker city health officer B M Primer tax collector Perry C. Burks police chief W R McDowell fire chief George B. Cooper city secretary LeVerne Calhoun and corporation council Underwood Johnson Dooley and Huff. Also noted is that all states except Maryland allow birth central information dissemination with limits.
Cotton futures in New Orleans rose early with gains of 6 to 9 points after a firmer tone and bullish crop expectations. May 11.22 July 11.91 October 10.98 December 11.05. Later, advances faded as Washington reports pressured prices, May 11.18 July 11.27 October 10.89 December 10.98.
Dallas dispatch reports that Ralph Fults 26 died from gunshot wounds and was buried before Raymond Hamiltons capture but witnesses later said they saw Fults in McKinney last night a Dallas sheriff said McKinney relatives confirmed the visit. New York City area fact appears as unrelated data in the copy.
A newspaper ad touts Gold Medal Haar lem Oil Capsules as a 35 cent stimulant and diuretic to flush waste and acids from kidneys. It claims relief from nocturnal urination, backache, puffy eyes, leg cramps, moist palms, and burning or scanty passage, urging readers to ask their druggist for the Gold Medal Haarlem product.
Bernard A. Stulce 56, International Correspondence Schools agent, was found dead in his car near the Rock Island depot at 10 15 last night. Death attributed to heart disease after he failed to return from mailing a letter. Survivors include widow, a son Edwin and a daughter Donlynn of Amarillo, and a married daughter Mrs T H Nichols of Oklahoma City. Body to lie in state at Griges & Sons parlors before funeral arrangements.
Foot sufferers are urged to try Ice Mint a new remedy said to quickly end corns and calluses with minimal pain. The product supposedly cools and soothes, prevents foot odor, and keeps feet sweet, with claims it suits both men who stand all day and women in high heels.
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