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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1935
Page
3
Hollywood gossip notes report the Clark Gables removed from the Southwest Blue Book for 1936 amid rumors tied to an impending divorce of Clark Gable and his second wife. First wife Josephine Dillon Gable remains listed.
Miss Hope Adams visits Miss Dorothy Bennet in Austin while Mrs J C Neudigate travels to Chicago to see ill mother Elenore H Hayne. Amarillo’s Elmer Frede moves to Austin to run a Hudson Essex agency. Mason King heads to Plainview for the Southwestern Dressed Turkey Show. Irving White of Texas A and M helps judge poultry in Chicago and edits the Agricultural Review. The Spanish class will meet at courthouse Room 111 with instructor Mrs R T Liebernecht. The Amarillo Civic Chorus travels to Hereford to sing Messiah with Hereford Club, and Hereford club returns December 15 to assist in Amarillo. Railroad notes report Canyon track work by Santa Fe, and Rock Island’s Harriman medal for safety.
Mr. Joe Morgan of Amarillo says Gly-Gas ended his decades of gas bloating indigestion and dizziness after trying the remedy via Fox Drug Co. He reports improved digestion kidneys sleep and energy and urges others to seek Gly-Gas at the Oliver-Eakle building. Box pricing is $1 per box or six for $1.00 with prepaid orders.
Howard C. Marshall reports on Gibb Gilchrist Texas highway engineer who links mental road hazards to crashes. Gilchrist, who built 23,000 miles of Texas highways, argues safety includes reducing motorists fears by removing hazards like ditches and sharp turns. He cites a mental hazard of a hundred foot raised highway as a thought experiment.
Texas A M College graduates urged to attend a 6 30 dinner in the Capitol Hotel. Panhandle Ex-Student Association aims to organize a Christmas program for A M exes in the region, announced by president B C Rogers.
Texas New Mexico and Colorado settled a bitterly fought compromise to probe the river's waters. The plan restricts any inquiry from Mexico while allowing cooperative investigation by the national resources committee and the Rio Grande compact commission.
The Texas pension board said Negro and Mexican applicants will not face discrimination as pension grants begin. A preliminary survey in Austin noted unanimous approval is needed for survey recommendations. Officials expect pensions to start July 1 1936 under the act effective February 1936.
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