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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1938
Page
10
A partial readable fragment mentions time and a person named Rid and other unclear terms. The text is garbled with missing context and lacks verifiable details.
A near miss at the airport prompted an internal safety review as officials reported a close call between two aircraft. Investigators are examining air traffic procedures and controller communications to determine how the incident occurred and prevent recurrence.
President Roosevelt departed Washington today without acting on the recommendation for the new 11,435,000 veterans hospital in Texas. Marvin H. McIntyre said the proposal was among the important papers taken by the President, with no announced date for a decision.
Dallas August 17 One of two suspects in the slaying of Adolph Laake a Paige Texas gas station operator has been identified as the driver of a car seen at Laake's station shortly before the killing Detective Inspector Will Fritz and Detective Jack Archer took the two men into custody Marion Lusk of Paige provided the identification The deputy sheriff M B Perkins of Astrop County photographed the suspects for Paige viewings to aid identification of the second man Perkins also transported a .32 caliber bullet fired from the suspect's car to Austin for the state police to compare with markings on the fatal bullet
Mrs. Ed Pittman remains in critical condition at St Anthonys Hospital after a crash that left her with two broken arms a broken leg and severe head and chest injuries. Two men Harold Shelton of Amarillo and W W J McClellan, others in the collision, face drunken driving charges with bonds set at 3000 dollars. Hospital staff report she is resting but unchanged in condition.
War games across Europe tense the continent as about 2,000,000 men test modern war machines. Germanys maneuvers alarm smaller nations while other drills finish or begin, raising fears of renewed conflict.
Hollywood August 17. Screen writers crafted lines for Douglas Corrigan’s film My Flight to Ireland. Pandro S. Berman of RKO said Corrigan would be technical advisor and star. pay likely 50 000 to 100 000 dollars after turning down an earlier Warner offer of 25 000.
The county school board schedules a 1 30 pm session at the county superintendent's office to set the 1938 39 budget. President Al W Cheney leads the family board as the final meeting of the 1937 38 term is held.
The Townsend Club will sponsor a candidates rally Friday night at 8 oclock in Townsend Hall at the Municipal Auditorium. The public is invited to attend.
Kansas City market notes show cattle and calves meeting active demand with higher prices. Beef steer and yearling values rise, grain fed spots up, and sheep bids steady to strong as varias markets list offerings and futures data across corn oats and stock indices.
TOLEDO. Uncle Sam is the largest business player in Toledo with 7.5 million in postal savings, ownership of AO homes, mortgages on 8800 dwellings, and over 500 thousand invested in banking and industry. He also runs the biggest unemployment and old age insurance program.
Dr William F Lamance a one time prizefighter turned osteopath is charged with murdering wife Nell Savage Lamance in Laclede Missouri after her body was found in a vegetable cellar near his home. He joined a funeral procession to Williamsburg Kansas for the burial as deputies investigated. The coroner's jury ruled death foul and the prosecutor filed first degree murder charges.
Mrs. Cecelia Dempsey, mother of former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey, says he will not relocate to Utah to escape kidnappers. She confirms only a fall visit and denies plans to move from New York, despite reports of threats to his daughters.
FT GELKNAP Mont U P reports plans to place Grogs Ventres religious pipes in fireproof moldings for preservation. The flat Pipe is said to be world making relic and the feathered Pipe a gift from an ancient chief during a storm. Keeper deaths heighten superstition. offers from museums and private collectors have been made.
The Panhandle Parade cast assembles Wednesday for the third program in Amarillo. Stars include Harris Ordell Joan Ryland Roy Diven Kay Irving Lucky Clarence Lucky and Carl ton Seales and Orchestra. Guest star to be announced from the State Theater stage. Margaret Sillavan and James Stewart star in Shopworn Angel.
As part of the August Parade Of Hits a special sneak preview of an unreleased Hollywood film will run Thursday at 9 45 P M uncut and unedited to gauge audience reaction before final editing. Patrons may also see the regular program and the Amarillo showing follows the strong reception of The Rage of Paris. No advance prices.
The Jones Family from the 20th Century Fox series are pictured as camera enthusiasts. Kenneth Howell shoots eight millimeter films during a European trip and marine life along Southern California shores, while 13 year old George Ernest uses a candid camera around the set and beyond. The Rex Theater screens Love on a Budget featuring Jed Prouty and the familiar cast with additional stars.
J. W. Triplett received a $3,000 permit from city building inspector Wallace Hazelwood to remodel several tourist cottages at 801 North East Eighth Avenue. The cottages, of frame and stucco construction, will be reconditioned. Separately, farmers cooperative association membership has grown by over 500 000 in the last decade.
The Board of Trustees of the Amarillo Independent School District and Amarillo College District will meet at 7:30 P M in the Senior High School auditorium to officially approve budgets for 1938-39 and supplementary 1937-38. Taxpayers may discuss or protest any budget item. George M Waddill secretary.
Roy Diven, violin virtuoso, earned the Panhandle Rubinoff title after two KGNC Panhandle Parade appearances from the State Theater stage on Friday evenings. He performs symphonic arrangements of modern music and his solo for the coming program is to be announced.
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