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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1934
Page
7
Riots between Arabs and Jews in Constantine Algeria abate as troops patrol the city and martial law remains in effect. About 100 killed, most Jews, with 40 under arrest for swift trials. Five buildings burned and water shortages hinder firefighting.
The Phillies, in seventh place, have begun building for 1935 by purchasing two Texas League pitchers Orville Jorgens and Jim Bivin from Galveston on a cash basis. Jorgens has twelve wins this season. Bivin has a thirteen win string including eight consecutive wins and previously tried out with the Pirates.
Mary O Dares bond for harboring Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker was set at 5000 dollars in Wichita Falls Texas. She faces arraignment in Fort Worth federal court on August 20 while efforts to locate Raymond Hamilton continue. Ed Dowd won dismissal of contempt charges over his refusal to bring the prisoner into district court.
New York, Aug. 7. The Women's Metropolitan Golf Association has effectively barred shorts for women on metropolitan club courses, urging members to avoid attire above the kneecaps. The move follows protests from prominent women golfers over bare limbs and summer wear. Beatrice Gottlieb figures among the cited examples.
Funeral services for Hugh Nollner nineteen were held at 10 a m from Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home. Rev J C Sisemore of Tabernacle Baptist Church officiated. Burial followed at Memorial Park Cemetery. Police report said Nollner was despondent over a love affair leaving four sisters a brother and his parents as survivors.
Paris August 7 U P Unexpected complications arise from a difference in contracted rounds for the Neusel Schmeling heavyweight bout in Hamburg on August 26 Walter Neusel is set for ten rounds Schmeling for twelve Promoter Walter Rothenberg signed Schmeling for twelve and Neusel for ten Neusel manager Paul Damski says his fighter will refuse more than ten rounds If Schmeling wants extra rounds he may shadow box the eleventh and twelfth rounds
The Associated Press reports boxing results with a string of decisions and stoppages. Winners include Soly Dukelsky over Frankie Bate in Chicago and Moe Butch stopping George Pace in Pittsburgh, among others in Winnipeg, Washington, and more.
In Dallas Everett Marshall defeated George Kogut while Jagat Singh beat Dick Raines and Sol Slage drew with Scotty Dawkins. In Tulsa Speedy Larance faced Red Lyons. Bob Montgomery beat Les Wolfe and George Craig defeated Lon Chaney. Toots Estes drew with Paul Bozzell.
Washington observers await Roosevelt's Green Bay address to gauge whether he will push a broad liberal program. Speculation centers on absorbing Republican independents and other liberals into a renewed New Deal Democratic coalition following his return to the mainland.
The Marines are to depart Haiti next week signaling the end of American intervention after 19 years. The flag will come down at Port au Prince barracks on August 15 as evacution completes two months early following President Roosevelt’s July visit.
In Wisconsin amid northern progressive states Senator LaFollette seeks reelection as the new deal and Roosevelt influence loom. Democratic plans to field a separate candidate spark questions for both parties about possible liberal and conservative alignments.
The United States arranged a loan of 22 million dollars to Haiti and took control of customs houses as loan guarantees. Most funds have been repaid and a treaty rewrite with withdrawal of collectors is planned. Marines served as engineers, constabulary, and instructors for a 5,000 strong Haitian guard, with periodic criticism over tough tactics in Latin America.
Deputy Milton Cunningham returns to duty after a 10 day vacation trip with his family to Red River and Taos New Mexico. He reported back yesterday to continue his work as deputy sheriff.
A Gainesville Georgia report says a bolt of lightning struck a hen shielded over her brood during a storm. The hen was plucked to the ground but remained unharmed and the chicks were uninjured.
Denison police believe robbers slugged 67 year old Chessey T Dacon tied him unconscious then looted and set his home ablaze. Firemen saved him from the burning house which burned to the ground as he was taken to a hospital and remained unconscious.
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