Fragmentary OCR note on panels and prices
Incomplete text shows references to panels and a price of 341 dollars, with scattered terms like Broome, social jITRATORS radio, and a few garbled phrases. No coherent event or clear subjects identified.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1938
Page
8
Incomplete text shows references to panels and a price of 341 dollars, with scattered terms like Broome, social jITRATORS radio, and a few garbled phrases. No coherent event or clear subjects identified.
Dr H J Ettlinger spoke at the Amarillo Hotel luncheon urging support for a Jewish History and Philosophy chair at the University of Texas. He argued the Jew remains essential to civilization and praised existing chairs at Harvard and Columbia, with the AmarlilloJewelry community backing the effort and Bnai Brith aiding fundraising.
Hogs top 8.40 with 2,000 head traded. cattle 6,000 head with fed steers around 11.10 and good short fed heifers near 8.25. spring lambs bid around 50 cents lower while natives and westerns hold above 8.00 and 8.25 respectively. Grain quotations show May wheat around 7.44 to 7.68 with corn near 5.27 to 5.52 and oats about 2.85 to 2.74. rye prices in the 46 range. Now-fo nes average figures follow for utilities and stocks, with notes on industry across the markets.
The Amarillo Council of Church Women outlines a fall style show to aid the Social Center for Girls building fund. The event on September 9 at 8 pm in Municipal Auditorium features five scenes including ready to wear fur sports date and evening wear with models linked to their future colleges. James L. Gordon will narrate and Mrs. Cade handles music amid a fall return for the annual show.
Readable fragments show a brief agency or company note and personal names for a local district item. The text is incomplete but indicates a report on a civic or business matter with potential dates or identifiers. No clear event, outcome, or location is discernible from the readable portion.
The Eleventh District Bank reports improving agricultural, oil, retail and wholesale sectors in the Southwest. Construction contracts surged in July while agricultural production and livestock remained favorable with output likely higher than last year. petroleum output rose mid July to mid August after a Saturday shutdown ended. Department store sales declined slightly in July but rose in early August, signaling broader improvement.
The Texas American Legion near ends its 20th annual convention with speeches by Senator Tom Connally and Maj Gen. Johnson Harood. Vincent Chiodo of Houston emerged as a leading candidate for state commander to replace W. J. Danforth of Fort Worth while I. L. Roberts of Borger was named as a potential opponent. Mrs W A Wyatt of San Marcos appeared as likely successor to Mrs W L Ezell of Beaumont as Legion Auxiliary president. Delegations from Waco Mineral Wells Beaumont Fort Worth Laredo San Antonio and Harlingen pushed for the 1939 meeting location.
The American Medical Association will hold a special session of its house of delegates on September 16 to review the national health program proposed by a presidential committee. The meeting marks the second time in the association’s history that a special session has been convened.
Maurice Johnson, a Los Angeles Bible teacher, will address the topic Saved by Dry Baptism or Is Water Baptism Essential at an open-air meeting at the Seventh Avenue and Madison Street tabernacle. The service starts at 6 o clock with no collections and the public is invited.
In New Bern North Carolina a thunderstorm led a woman to call her doctor claiming flashes from her husband. The physician traced the cause to a lightning bug lodged deep in the man’s ear. Nearby a dam burst in Tehri state India, flooding three villages and leaving dozens dead or missing. A house cooling tip notes that color choices like green and blue can make rooms feel cooler.
The Amarillo Bar Association votes a funeral tribute for James O. Guleke a longtime Amarillo attorney who served as Association president He began practicing in 1916 and was active in state and American bar associations The resolution praises his civic work and family devotion and orders copies filed in court records and shared with press and relatives.
Registration for the fall term at Amarillo High School and three junior high schools will occur Thursday and Friday. Students are to report in alphabetic order for classification with designated time slots by last name, while elementary students classify Friday morning. N Y A work applicants should apply today and tomorrow.
Dr Roy Brown a Presbyterian educator with 26 years in the islands warned at the Lions Club luncheon that the Philippines face financial ruin unless U S laws are tightened to grant commercial concessions. He argued rapid independence is unlikely before 1960 and blamed U S import quotas for crippling commerce while praising American development as a missionary work.
Roberta Schmale, 22, youth division delegate of the Townsend National Recovery Plan, addresses Amarillo and visiting Townsendites in Municipal Auditorium. She calls for unity to advance the national program and emphasizes it as more than an old age pension plan. Schmale departs today for a Colorado tour after appearances in over 30 Texas towns. Presiding was W. W Parkinson, Amarillo Townsend Club No. 1 president.
Chinese officials announced six Japanese bombers were shot down near Shuikwan on the Canton Hankow railway in Northeastern Kwangtung Province. Nineteen Chinese planes engaged the raid, swooping from high altitude to surprise 30 Japanese bombers and pursuit ships.
At a noon meeting in the Capitol Hotel the chamber of commerce directors decided to hold the Old Southwest Days Pageant next year in mid July. A committee had earlier recommended scheduling the event for next year.
Pasadena reports doctors work on a 22 year old man identified as MNZ with vision loss from-eye calcium deposits turning to stone. Surgeons say this rare amblyopia exapasia stems from overactive parathyroid glands, the first known case of ocular ossification, discussed at a Western Assembly conference.
Mrs. J. M. Taylor of Lu Bock Texas says Gly-Cas cured indigestion constipation nervousness sleepless nights and urinary issues. She notes rapid improvement after trying Gly-Cas and credits renewed energy and regular bowels to the remedy sold by Fox Drug Co No 3 Oliver-Fable Building and local druggists.
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