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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1939

Page

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Amarillo to train traffic officers and tighten rules

The City Commission will send Capt. Sid Harper to a Texas traffic officers training school in Austin starting May 1. The move aligns with Mayor Rogers and City Manager Smith plans to revamp Amarillo traffic control. A state highway department survey outlines improvements including more officers, revised traffic signals, and updated markings.

City Commission Sid Harper Police Traffic Squad Austin Texas Traffic Officers Training School Texas Department of Public Safety Harper Amarillo Rogers Smith Traffic and Safety Division State Highway Department Sixth Avenue Georgia McMaster Streets

Stuccoed Hats March Through Amarillo Spring

Gray tan stucco coats cover cars homes and hats as a spring “equalizer” muds the town. Car washes window washers taxi fleets and boot blacks boom while residents rush to clean and restore color, hoping for rain and brighter days.

Paul Timmons James L. Gordon Taylor James L City Water Department

Mr Jamiresco’s Ceiling Cat Plastering Fiasco

In Jersey City James Jamiresco struggles to fix a kitchen ceiling with a hole in the plaster. After plasterers finish the job the family is relieved until the cat becomes stuck in the fresh work and police reopen a hole to free the feline.

Jersey City N. J U.P James Jamiresco Jamiresco

Age Beginning To Impair 90 Year Old Fisherwoman

Rebecca Edwards of South Sterling at 90 still fishes trout but says age is dulling her technique. She appeared at the Wayne County courthouse for a new license and told the clerk she has not missed a trout season in years yet cannot wade the streams any more.

South Sterling Rebecca Edwards Wayne County

Britain and France push anti aggression front with force

Britain and France pursue naval defenses and diplomatic warnings amid Roosevelt peace appeal. Chamberlain notes Dutch Swiss and Danish independence as vital. Hitler moves fleet toward Spain as Mussolini looms in Rome. Jugoslav troops rise. Tangiers tensions loom near Gibraltar. Amarillo building costs reach 819235 with hospital addition and new homes signaling a strong boom potential.

Great Britain France Roosevelt House of Commons Neville Chamberlain Netherlands Switzerland Denmark Russia Turkey Britain Mediterranean Adolf Paris Francisco Franco Tangiers Gibraltar Rome Benito Mussolini Hitler Reichstag

Circus Tickets Mistaken Identity Prompts Kid Plot

Twelve East Side boys seized 900 circus passes by using a forged letter of authorization and planned profits of 1500 dollars. After confusion in Central Park and at Madison Square Garden, the scheme unraveled when a missing letter surfaced. They received subway fare home and a small bonus.

New York U.P East Side Central Park Johnny Minutoli Madison Square Garden Danny O'Rourke Tom Wynn Catholic Charities Tom Danny

Should the old folks live with married children

Contest notice in Amarillo Globe invites letters arguing whether elderly parents should live with their married children. Prizes of 5 dollars or 2.50 dollars for the best 300 word letters due by 12 o clock Thursday. Typewritten preferred. legible longhand accepted.

Amarillo Globe GLOBE

Governor Grants 30 Day Stay in Fort Worth Rape Case

Governor W. Lee O'Daniel announced a customary 30-day stay of execution for James Ervin of Fort Worth who was set to die tonight for raping a 64-year-old white woman. Pardons Board chair J. C. Andrews said the board unanimously supported the execution delay after reviewing the case with no mitigating factors found.

Austin Goveror W. Lee O'Daniel James Ervin Fort Worth Jr. C. Andrews Pardons Board Andrews

Inspections Begin At Plainview Dairy Show

Judges started inspections of four major dairy cattle breeds at the Plainview show with Jersey Holstein Freisian Guernsey and milking shorthorn classes to parade Saturday morning. The queen will be crowned at tonight’s pageant The Blindmen have shades Amarillo Shade Equipment Co.

Plainview Jersey Guernsey Amarillo Shade & Equipment, Co

Al Capone seeks immediate release from federal prison

Al Capone petitions for habeas corpus claiming he has overrun his 11 year tax case sentence by more than a month. The government counters the term began at Atlanta on May 4 1932 with good behavior credits. Health reports from Alcatraz vary as officials note hes in good health despite earlier paresis.

Los Angeles al Capone Chicago Atlanta Capone Abraham Teitelbaum U. 8S Maurice Norcop Scarfecell Alcatraz

Panama Canal Bill Favored by House Committee

The House Merchant Marine Committee approved a bill to enlarge and improve the Panama Canal. It aims to strengthen defense and boost capacity for future inter-oceanic shipping, authorizing up to 277 million dollars, with an initial 15 million dollar appropriation for the upcoming fiscal year.

Washington House Merchant Marine Committee Panama Canal

Partial Eclipse Visible Tomorrow Across Nation

A partial solar eclipse will be visible in the Northern United States tomorrow morning with no more than half the sun obscured. The Pacific Coast may see about half covered, Texas about one fifth. In Central Standard Time zone eclipse hours run from 9 30 A M to 11 00 A M.

New York United States Pacific Coast Texas

Further Rain May Increase Flood Danger

The Ohio River and its tributaries rose above flood stage after fresh rains. Forecasters, led by U. S. Forecaster C. A. Donnel, warned conditions could worsen with more rain in the East and upper Ohio valley. At Louisville the river reached 30 feet, Cincinnati 56.39 feet, with crest expected in 2-3 days if rain stays light. About 2,000 people displaced in four states. five deaths from floods and dozens in weekend storms nationwide.

United Press Ohio River U. S C. A. Donnel Chicago East Ohio Valley Louisville Cincinnati Missouri River Wilmington Del Portland U. S. Weather Bureau Ohio Red Cross Kentucky Indiana Illinois Colorado Wyoming Nebraska Iown Minnesota Wisconsin Middle West

Address for Return Reaps Big Reward

A Philadelphia hotel desk received three letters marked returned for better address. Inside were $500, $500, and a $1000 bill totaling $2000. Secret Service agents said the rightful owner must be found. if not, Shapiro would receive the reward.

Philadelphia U.P Philip Shapiro Shapiro Secret Service

Cities Service Chief Attacks Government Policies

Henry L. Doherty president of Cities Service Company assailed fiscal and regulatory policies urging reduced federal spending to balance the budget and lower taxes in New York on April 18.

New York U.P Henry L. Doherty Cities Service Company

Weather Forecast for Amarillo and Surrounds

Amarillo and vicinity expect frost in low spots tonight then a fair warmer Wednesday. West Texas fair with frost north portions tonight and warmer north and southeast portions Wednesday. New Mexico fair tonight and Wednesday with little temperature change. Extremes from 32 to 62 degrees. Insurance notice for Neely-Greenhill Agey.

Amarillo West Texas New Mexico

Globe tips prize goes unused in weekly news contest

Readers filled the tip line after a Fowler family triple murder and a death by own action, but no tip qualified for the prize. Last week’s winners included Gus Ballew for a boy run over, Mrs. C. L. Giles for an Easter hen egg story, and W. H. Gordon for a Perico boy’s automobile wreck death.

Globe Fowler Gus Ballew C. L. Giles W. H. Gordon W. H. Williams Mabel Dodson Humpy Campbell C. G. Landiz Hugh Tolleson Jimmy Davis Denzal Teague Miles Morton J. T. Swink F. E., Coan O. F. Weatherall Pauline Thompson Joe Kimble I. Q. Jonas Donald Stinson Arra English LaVerne Wilmeth Margaret Wyatt

Texas Senate Rejects West as Highway Commission Chairman

The Texas Senate rejected James M. West Sr of Houston for chairman of the State Highway Commission, Gov. O Daniel’s third choice after Carr P. Collins and J C Hunter. West had a delayed hearing as he prepared to appear before the nominations committee.

Austin U.P Texas Senate Today James M. West, Sr Houston State Highway Commission W. Lee O’daniel West Carr P. Collins Dallas J. C. Hunter Abilene Senate Senate Committee On

Irish Thrush Jack Doyle Announces Three Items

Crooner and heavyweight Jack Doyle, facing U S immigration issues, announces three items from Tijuana. He says he married Movita in California, will sail to England May 2 for a fight with Len Harvey, and has a patchy boxing record in America. Movita accompanies him amid prior marriages and legal scrutiny.

Tijuana Mexico U.P Jack Doyle U. S Mareried Movita England Vera Cruz London Len Harvey Hollywood Doyle Movita California America Judith Allen

Train Fare Cut Aims To Discourage Driving To Dallas

Two Texas railroads announce a five month fare experiment lowering Houston to Dallas Fort Worth one way to 4 and round trip to 6 with 15 day return limit. They operate Rocket Zephyr Sunbeam Hustler Owl trains and will offer half fare for children with stopovers and checked baggage.

Houston U.P Texas Dallas Fort Worth Burlington-Rock Island Southern Pacific Lines Texas Railroad Commission Southern Pacific Frank Hester Burlington General Heafer

Mr. Collman Forecasts Warmer Weather Tonight

Mr Collman predicts fair and warmer conditions for tonight and tomorrow with light northwest wind. He notes little dust potential and says damage from the freeze should be slight as the cold was in the air. Low temperature around 37 degrees with light frost in low areas expected.

Mr. Collman

The Girl Was Guilty and The Magistrate Nonplussed

In Santa Fe on April 18 Magistrate Lorenzo Gutierrez confronts Rosie Gutierrez who admits guilt for parking in a prohibited zone. The magistrate then pays his daughter's fine from his own pocket. A brief local item noting a small court scene and a family interaction.

Santa Fe, N. M Lorenzo Gutierrez Rosie Gutierrez

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