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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1935
Page
16
The lone woman in the Texas Legislature, Mrs. Helen Moore of Texas City, backs a constitutional amendment to give women the right to serve on juries. She argues women are intelligent jurors and should be required to serve with proper exemptions, citing constitutional provisions and past county practices.
Austin April 19 37 work relief projects announced employ 701 men at total cost 73175 The items include Anderson County State Highway Park repair 1088 with 40 men El Paso commodity distribution 803 with 81 men Frath Canning program 7224 with 21 men Nacogdoches commodity distribution 1493 with 7 men Potter Home gardens 400 with 1 man Red River County road improvements 3756 with 101 men Rusk community gardens 2935 with 11 men Walker commodity distribution 664 with 4 men
Friday evening Sabbath services at Temple B Nai Israel will be led by Religious School teachers. Mrs Minnie Lee Solnick and Miss Sylvia Krasner will speak. Miss Louise Lieberman will read prayers and Miss Katherine Miller will perform a piano selection. The public is invited.
Deeds record transfers from WF Moore et ux to Sallie James Lot 2 Block 419 Mirror and from Roberta G Steele et vir to Chas A Green Lot 8 Block 311 Plemons W Falls Bldg L to H H Toewenstern Lot 22 Block 430 Mirror and to HOH Loewenstern Lot 19 Block 371 Mirror. Also Gty St Didg L to Fred M Seale Lots 13 14 15 18 17 18 Block 11 Original Town. CAR REGISTRATIONS list J F Jones Old Sedan 35 and B R Solmick Chev Coach 35. SEATTLE WPA camp shop shows tiny carved grains of rice figures of Mary Infant Jesus Christ on the Cross Confucius and Buddha.
Community bulletin by John Moore notes Potter County relief efforts to employ the unemployed, listing available labor and the Employment Desk contact. The Santa Fe Railway reports air conditioned cars, staff movements, and ongoing training in Amarillo. It also mentions political talk on government rail takeover, local humor, and a small fraud anecdote about Hiram Hostetter in Amarillo.
Western railroads spend 19 million to air condition passenger cars and by May 15 trains carrying over 75 percent of western passengers will be air conditioned. Ed D Wilcox a veteran I and GN engineer died of appendicitis after bringing his train into Fort Worth April 13. He served 51 years and helped numerous youths with education. His home and gardens in Ryan Place were his hobby. The Dirty Duds plant upgrades with two large installations.
The Federal Emergency Relief Administration authorized vouchers totaling one million dollars to cover freight charges due carriers on emergency relief movements. The statement ties relief logistics to funding and rail transport costs amid wartime or postwar hardship.
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