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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1934
Page
2
A visiting father to Old Tack showcases a life of prolific writing, claiming over 225,000 paragraphs authored across five decades. The piece riffs on old fashioned sayings, social conduct, and quips about marriage, money, and human folly, interwoven with a gubernatorial candidate’s Amarillo stop.
A 21 year old pharmacy student, wearied by three weeks of mad flight, faced disgrace linked to a girl's death. He spoke with attorney W. P. Mor and described his fearful, tired state and travel from Oklahoma City to Morrison.
Regulations at the jail specify no more fines for inmates and present a revised two meal daily schedule. A federal inspector approved the changes along with a new menu listing breakfast and dinner for each day of the week featuring bacon, rice, vegetables, bread, and fruit desserts.
Cooler temperatures arrive after a 105 degree heat peak in Amarillo yesterday. The city set a water usage record with 210.8 million gallons for the month, while the hottest day last June 17 1924 stood at 106.5. City officials note the month was the driest in 42 years with daily averages at 6.8 million gallons. The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies tomorrow as temperatures ease to the mid 90s.
Evidence cites Franz Heil a courier linked to Austrian Nazis. Anton Rintelen, Vienna envoy to Italy, implicated after suicide. Propaganda chief cites decoded messages showing German government collusion, while officials face pension cuts following the upheaval.
Election tabulation shows Woodward ahead of McCraw in governor race due to late West Texas returns. Allred leads in governor race with Hunter and McDonald trailing. Woodward also leads in attorney general, with McCraw second. Ferguson calls Allred Hobson's Choice criticizing McDonald's policy failures and relays relief commission clash.
Funeral services for Mrs. Sam W. Caliham 58 will be held at 2 tomorrow afternoon from the Claude Methodist Church. Rev J S Huckabee will officiate. Burial will be in Claude Cemetery. Survived by three brothers and three sisters. She died yesterday evening at Claude home. Pallbearers listed. Burial by N B Griggs & Sons Amarillo.
No divorces were granted in Porter County last month because both district courts were in vacation. Yet numerous divorce cases have been filed in District Clerk Ben Smith's office in recent weeks and eight new suits were filed on the first two days of this week.
Kansas City market notes cattle and calves with varied demand and price moves from 6.50 to 6.75 per cwt, fat cattle down 18-25 cents, stockers steady, hogs and sows mixed. Cotton in New Orleans rose early on bullish crop data, later retraced. October near 18.10 and December 13.20 before slight pullback. New York Stock Letter reports gradual gains amid dullness, Grains and Cotton firming on weather and crop news, silver higher, ruble steady.
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