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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1934
Page
9
The United States board of tax appeals publishes findings on Sunset Scavenging Co Ins of California. It notes some workers were indifferent, while others were trained through association with expert scavengers to improve technique and courtesy.
In Ama rio and Potter County mourners attended funeral services for Robert G. Sullenger 61 known as Denver Bob a longtime peace officer. The body lay in state at Griggs & Sons Chapel until 9:30 pm then to Cundiff Texas for burial. Rev. Huckabee and Rev. Pincher officiated. Survived by widow two daughters and five grandchildren.
HOUSTON, DM. 5 uP)-w. o. Huggins, 56, editor of the Houston Chronicle and prominent lawyer, died suddenly last night at his home from a heart attack. He had been editor since 1929, succeeding C. B. Gillespie, and was acting editor during Gillespie's illness. He was active in politics and a former chairman of the Texas Democratic executive committee.
Bob Morris a county highway officer left this morning with a 16 year old Amarillo boy who this week drew a reformatory sentence after admitting to taking a Thanksgiving turkey and a case of eggs. The boy was arrested last week after allegedly breaking into a downtown business establishment.
Rev Jerome P Donegan Paulist missionary speaks to an almost capacity audience on the principle that belief shapes action in politics social life and daily conduct. Tonight's talk on why confess sins to a priest begins at 7 45 and is open to the public.
Governor elect Marland plans to cut relatives from the state payroll under the New Deal administration. Campaign manager Howard Drake said members of the 15th legislature and elected officials would be limited to two relatives on the payroll.
The terminal grain elevator industry was ordered placed under new regulation yesterday. Officials announced a standardized code covering safety operations and handling procedures for all terminals nationwide. Enforcement will begin immediately with audits scheduled by month end.
F. J. Nichols of the merchants' service bureau of the National Cash Register Company closed two days of lectures in Amarillo urging concerns to push for bigger orders carry standard lines and cut out cheap brands. Nichols left for Dallas last night after addressing druggists jobbers retailers wholesalers and credit men.
The approved code for grain exchanges excludes country grain elevators that have their own approved code. The change becomes effective December 24. Labor provisions set a basic maximum 40 hour work week and minimum wages of 12 to 16 dollars per week depending on population.
Secretary Roper discussed improving business prospects and a shift from emergency to permanent government programs. He urged a measured rise in federal spending tied to need and emphasized state and local responsibility for unemployed and elderly. He noted most ships under construction worldwide are in British yards.
FASTEETH a new powder that keeps false teeth firm and comfortable with no sliding rocking or popping out. No gummy taste or feeling and breath stays sweet. Available at City Drug Co Fox Drug Co and other good drug stores.
Millions find Calotabs valuable for colds. One or two tabs the first night, repeat on night three or five if needed. Calotabs cleanse the intestinal tract and act as a diuretic to remove cold poisons from the blood. Economy noted at twenty five cents for family package, ten cents for single.
The Amarillo plant resumed full operation after a shutdown caused by tin can supply exhaustion. It normally uses 34,000 cans daily and receives shipments by truck from railroad cars to the West Sixth Avenue facility. The federal government operates the plant with labor from the Potter County Relief Board.
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