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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1936

Page

2

Weather hints of rainy cycle and cooler spell ahead

The writer notes a forecast of a rainy cycle by late August or early September with cooler, but still hot weather in the interim. The letter from Bill Miller and commentary from The Spearman News-Globe discuss Panhandle loyalties, Amarillo bias, and editorial tensions as the Plains region faces drought and expectations of a dull winter.

Bill Miller The Spearman Beer Amarillo Bill Anna- Pillo Globe News News- Globe Panhandle Plains Country News-Globe North Plains Judge Landis

Job Opening for Timekeeper on Track Laying Crew

A company seeks a single experienced timekeeper to manage payroll for up to 175 men on a track laying project. Pay is $100 plus board or more. Communication addressed to Box 217 Springfield Colo. W A Martin signs the notice.

Springfield Colo W. A. Martin

Dallas Man Appeals for Fairer Road Routing Through Texas

Executive secretary F F Morriss of the Texas Retail Dry Goods Association urges Dallas Chamber of Commerce, Conoco and other traffic routers to use the Texas to New Mexico corridor via Amarillo and Wichita Falls. He argues the route via Dallas to Denver is shorter and requests towns along the route to compile evidence on road conditions and write to routing authorities to correct perceived bias.

Texas Dallas Amarillo Colorado Springs Denver Canoco Pacific Coast Kansas Oklahoma Colorado Dallas Chamber of Commerce Conoco ‘Travel Bureau Chambers of Commerce New Mexico Line Conoco Morriss Texas Retail Dry Goods Association Stewart Bldg F. FE

Australian eight hour day memorial and curious trivia list

A Melbourne monument shows three 8s for eight hours work play and sleep. The piece notes silent reels after comedy lines, meat needs for adults, World War aviator hours, and the rise of financial news, among other era facts.

Tralia Melbourne Financial News New York Herald Andy Mellon Richard Los Angeles la Ciudad de Nuestra Senora la Reina de Los Angeles St. Louis Wall Street Charleston Abraham Lincoln Persia

Watermelon Ice Cream Supper At Glenwood Baptist Church

A watermelon and ice cream supper plus community singing will occur tonight at Glenwood Baptist Church at 8 o clock. All candidates and the public are invited to attend. Separate note cites 1935 US motor vehicle deaths peaking in October at 3,850 fatalities.

Glenwood Baptist Church Orlock United States

Piano teacher seeks studio near Margaret Wills School

Letter requests locating a piano studio in the vicinity of Margaret Wills School. Sender offers rent or $3 monthly and notes years of teaching in Amarillo. Mentions Goodfellows driving job last winter and asks Tack for help and references.

Tack Margaret Wills Lexsona Amarillo Ansone the Goodfellows

Rebellion, Battles Rattle Es tremadura in Spain War

Fierce clashes erupted in western Spain as Fascist rebels and government militia fought near Holy and Merida in Badajoz and Caceres provinces. Authorities reported rebels killed and wounded with 42 captured as Madrid forces pressed to quell the 28 day uprising. Meanwhile Paris charged Hitler with stalling a Spanish neutrality pact, urging a hands off approach to allow aid to the Spanish Socialists. France plans to restrict mass recruiting while permitting private volunteer efforts.

Associated Areas Madrid Estremadura Spain Holy Badajoz Cayeres Merida Navalmoral de la Mata Caceres Paris Adolf Hitler Germany France

Britten Family Pioneer in Panhandle Wheat Country

The Britten family, long involved in Groom civic life and Catholic church leadership, moved from Iowa to the Panhandle era. Mr Britten born in Est Germany, funeral in Groom church. Surviving children live in Groom Electra Santa Anna Hereford Wildorado Breckenridge and others.

Panhandle Britten Iowa America Germany Hheir Est Groom Groom Church Griggs Chapel Amarillo Myr Mike Joe Alysius John, Jr Teo Fred Keller Electra Joe Maupert Santa Anna Calif Joe Gaelee Hereford J. M Keller Matt Britten The Prank Britten South English Susana Britten

U S Wheat Supplies Seen Large Enough for Domestic Use

The Agriculture Department projects total U S wheat supplies to cover usual domestic needs. Shortages in red spring and durum may keep importing those types. Mills could shift toward hard red winter and Pacific Northwest wheat for 1936 37. Soft red winter use may cut milling wheat imports. U S prices are expected to stay above world Liverpool levels.

Washington United States Agriculture Department Department Pacific Northwest Liverpool Kansas City

Astor Divorce Settlement Grants Custody Plan

Miss Astor gains custody schedule with Dr. Thorpe for Marylyn from Sept 1 to May 31 and June to Aug under guardianship, with visitation rights and a ban on removing the child from California without court order. Thorpe returns $5,000, diary sealed, and prior disputes end. Kaufman’s arrest order remains if he returns to California.

Miss Astor Marylyn California Astor-Thorpe Thorpe Hollywood Georges. Kaufman John Barrymore Bennett Cerf Sylvia Sidney Astor Knight Kaufman

Wreck Involves Amarillo Men. Families Respond

Judge Underwood and sons A. B. Underwood Jr and Rip Underwood were at Eagle Nest when the accident occurred. Rip Underwood and C. M. Humphrys headed to Dalhart, followed by Hugh Cooper, son of Judge and Mrs. Cooper. Doctors expect the injured to likely return home tomorrow.

A. BE. Underwood, Jr Eagle Nest Rip Underwood

Remodeling Begins On W. O. W. Home Renovation

Construction starts on the W. O. W. home at Seventh Avenue and Taylor Street replacing the Moore-Poston Company site. Randall Construction Co. holds the permit with renovation costs around 8000 dollars. The project includes subdividing parts of the building into clubs and recreation rooms and creating an auditorium, with completion expected in October.

Seventh Avenue Taylor Street Moore-Poston Company Randall Construction Company

Hoover Campaignspeech Stirs Recall of Hamilton Era

In a charged address Hoover attacks the New Deal as costly and unamerican and pledges to restore enterprise. He endorses Landon and cites Hamilton as guiding ally in a bid to win the White House. Hamilton later reports a productive meeting with Hoover as the campaign heads toward Los Angeles.

Landon Hamilon Hamilton White House Hoover Los Angeles Hill

Fugitives Sought as Youths Hunted Near Groom and Claude

Deputy Sheriff Ivy Wilkinson led searching parties while young Smith broke down under questioning by Earl Talley in Pampa and Constable Smith. Smith says the Groom jail housed the youth who will be moved to Oklahoma officers tomorrow. Warnings broadcast on KGNC urged motorists and locals near Groom to beware, as armed fugitives could be nearby and should not aid them.

Ivy Wilkinson Young Smith Earl Talley Pampa Constable Smith Groom Jail Oklahoma Smith KGNC Groom Claude

Drought Relief Tour Planned by Roosevelt Committee

The Drouth Bent Roosevelt's Great Plains Drouth Committee announced a nine day tour of the stricken area starting Aug 17 or 18 from Amarillo. The trip includes Dalhart Dodge City Lamar Wray or Julesburg Chadron Pierre Aberdeen Bismarck Gillette and a meeting with President Roosevelt near Rapid City Aug 27 or 28.

Bent Roosevelt Great Plains Drouth Amarillo Dalhart Texas Dodge City Kans Lamar Colo Wray Julesburg Chadron Neb Pierre S. D Aberdeen Bismarck N. D Gillette Wyo Roosevelt Rapid City

Moscow bound plane runs aground near Nome Alaska

A powerful Moscow bound pontoon equipped monoplane piloted by Sigmund Levanevsky and Victor Levchenko ran aground on a sandbar near Nome while awaiting high tide. The flyers completed a 600 mile flight from Fairbanks in three hours and landed at Safety Lagoon east of Nome. They planned to continue toward Whalen Cape Siberia as part of a 10,000 mile San Pedro to Moscow air trade route.

NOMF Alaska Sigismund Levanevsky Victor Levchenko Nome Siberia Fairbanks Safety Lagoon Here Whalen Cape San Pedro Calif Moscow

Morris Seeks Votes in Sulphur Springs Campaign

Frank S. Morris running for railroad commissioner spoke in Sulphur Springs and planned a broadcast address intro by Lon Smith. In Longview Mrs Morris promoted her husband's candidacy after speaking at Texas points. The item notes 40 million U S automobile drivers.

Sulphur Springs Frank S. Morris Lon Smith Longview

Maverick Club Hikes to Devil's Kitchen Camp

The Maverick Club recounts a trip starting Thursday at 9 30 A M to Harding's Ranch for two days. Dutch Man Tell Tex Watkins and Cyclone Mackey led a car ride, with camp setup in an old dance hall and a scouting hike to a swimming hole near Devil's Kitchen followed by meals and campfire songs.

Harding Dutch Mantell Tex Watkins Cyclone Mackey Jess Rodgers Devil's Kitchen E. J. Counts Thomas Murphy LeeRoy Boyter Lee Kearns Owen Harmon Owen Donnie Sharp Donnie R. A. Boyler Joel Robertson Aubrey Robertson Edward Sharp Laws Marlin Joe E. Brown Sharp Gene Turner

City Jail Is Empty and Quiet Morning in Globe

The Globe reports an uneventful night with no burglaries, no accidents, no arrests, and only a few traffic violations. Chief W. R. McDowell and Corporation Judge W. L. Fly were relaxed, not complaining about the weather as rattles and squeaks in a car are noted to need quick attention.

Globe W. R. McDowell W. L. Fly

Robertson & Compane Accountants and Auditors

Commercial listing for Robertson and Compane Accountants and Auditors Tax Counselors including street address Oliver Eakle Building and phone number 2 2038.

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