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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1936

Page

12

Markets Report From Kansas City and New Orleans Cotton

Kansas City livestock markets show steady bids with cattle calves and hogslisted. Prices span top hogs near 11.90, cows around 8.50, stockers 4.25 to 6.15, vealers up to 7.50 while 18,000 cattle and 2,500 calves traded. New Orleans cotton fell about 1.5 bales amid bearish government forecasts, Oct down 27 points to 11.65, Jan near 11.98.

Kansas City Livestock Kansas City New Orleans Aus

Dot Babb remembered for frontier endurance and Texas life

The obituary recalls Dot Babb born 1852 in Wisconsin who endured Comanche captivity as a youth in Wise County Texas. He later rode cattle trails, lived in Wichita Falls and Amarillo, formed ties with Quanah Parker, and raised a family with Pattie Graham while shaping early Texas frontier life.

Dot Babb West Texas Theodore Adolphus Dot Babb Wisconsin Mississippi United States Wise County John Texas Fort Arbuckle Harris Esserhaby Young Babb Horseback Inter Red River Kansas Pattie Graham Ibbie Gordon Sam Houston Gordon Babbs Wichita Falls Indian Territory Quanah Parker Cynthia Ann Donley County Amarillo Harrison Street

World’s Tallest Tree Measured At 364 Feet

The Redwood Empire Association confirms the Founders Tree in Bull Creek Flat near Dyerville Humbolt County stands 364 feet tall, the tallest known tree in the world. Only one rival ever surpassed this height, a eucalyptus in Victoria Australia at 375 feet, destroyed in 1880.

San Rafael Calif U.P Redwood Empire Association Redwood Empire Bull Creek Flat Dyerville Humbolt County Victoria Australia

Mrs Green estate bonds and appraisal set in Texas

The court appointed Mrs. Green temporarily as administrator and set a $50,000 bond. An appraisal board of W P Allen Edwin Brim and T B Griffith of Terrell, Texas will inventory and appraise the estate within 60 days, with extension possible if needed.

Green Brooks Texas W. P. Allen Edwin Brim T. B. Griffith Terrell

Quiet Memorial at Documont Cemetery Honors Fallen Soldiers

CAL FARLEY leads a solemn remembrance at Documont Cemetery with a multi nation memorial. Voices from many nations and a French choir fill the crowd as bugles play taps and 100000 veterans bow their heads in memory of comrades on Fort Documont ruins.

Documont Old Fort Documont Cal Farley

Drought relief funding outlined amid resource debates

The administration weighs drouth relief options against limited funds with potential diversion of Rural Resettlement funds and Section 32 provisions. AAA indicates up to 30 million for livestock purchases and 10 million for seeds, plus two to three million for seed corn via the Commodity Credit Corporation.

United Press AAA United States Commodity Credit Corporation

Americans Dominate Estonia in Olympic Basketbal Tourney

The United States quinte t overwhelmed Estonia 52 to 28 in their Olympic warm up, leading 26 to 12 at halftime amid initial rule adjustments and 16 points disallowed. Estonian defense was gallant but outreached by the height of the American lineup.

Berlin Estonia Europe United States

Yesterday's Stars: Gehrig and Pearson Lead Yankees Split

Yankees beat the Athletics in a doubleheader with Lou Gehrig homer and a triple driving in four. Monte Pearson pitched four-hit ball in the nightcap. Cubs Curt Davis and Bill Lee allowed 14 hits in a twin bill win over the Pirates. Dodgers Max Butcher and Fred Frankhouse won both ends of a doubleheader. Reds Peaches Davis and Gilly Campbell topped the Cardinals in the opener and nightcap with key hits and three RBIs.

Associated Press Lou Gehrig Monte Pearson Yankees Athletics Curt Davis Bill Lee Cubs Pirates Max Butcher Fred Frankhouse Dodgers Bees Peaches Davis Gilly Campbell Reds

Pleasant Valley residents seek more highway policing

A Pleasant Valley delegation urged the county commission to increase highway policing near the school. Action was deferred pending investigation. The panel also discussed piping gas to the County Farm on Highway 66 and planned to continue the matter at tomorrow’s session. The commission includes Frank Buckingham Percy Gibbs Joe Gray and Mark Parker. Judge J N Riggs presides.

Peases Pleasant Valley Commission Highway 66 Frank Buckingham Percy Gibbs Joe Gray Mark Parker J. N. Riggs

New Deal funds and idle relief totals described

The report notes that funds from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation fall short of the $500 million available two years earlier. Public Works Administrator Harold L. Ickes holds $300 million, largely unallocated, with projects aimed at permanent employment expansion in heavy industry through construction to absorb production.

Reconstruction Finance Corporation New Deal Public Works Harold L. Ickes Gso Ickes

United States Eliminated From Olympic Water Polo

Berlin August 10 United States teams were eliminated from the Olympic water polo tournament as the competition reduced the field. The outcome ends American chances for medals in this event.

Berlin United States

Baseball season leaders and stats from Dallas Beaumont and Houston players

The dataset lists top players and metrics from the season across teams: Mosolf Dallas leads with 155 hits while Cobb Tulsa has 15 three base hits and Strower Tulsa hits 23 home runs. Pitching leaders include Jakucki Galveston with 212 innings and Richmond Galveston with 127 strikeouts.

Mosolf Dallas Croucher Beaumont Cullenbine Harvel Cobb Tulsa Martin Houston Strower Howell Tauby Brower Oklahoma City Gryska San Antonio Jakucki Galveston Greer Fort Worth Johnson Richmond Gavleston Pullerton Dallas Brillheart Gibbs

Americans Narrowly Lose 4 3 To Belgium

The Belgians led 4 0 until mid second period when Jim O Connors of Venice Calif and Phil Datken of Venice scored to pull the Americans within one. A late rally kept pressure on Belgium as the clock wound down but could not net the tying goal.

Belgium Jim O'Connor Venice Calif Phil Datkenspeck

Owens to Turn Pro After Olympiad

Jesse Owens announced with coach Larry Snyder that he would turn professional after a post Olympic tour if financially feasible. He already faced multiple offers including a 10 week personal appearance tour with a California orchestra following his four Olympic gold medals.

Berlin Jesse Owens Larry Snyder Ohio State California

Snyder counsels Jesse Owens on turning pro after peak season

Frankly deciding to cash in on his record Owens ends amateur career despite one year of college eligibility. Snyder, who coaches Owens through Olympic exploits, calls him the greatest track athlete and advises慎 careful, stating it would be foolish to stand in his way while confirming Owens is at his peak.

Snyder Owens Jesse

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