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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1934
Page
9
President Roosevelt, healthy after a southern trip, aims to propose a unified recovery program. Sources say he may seek at least 4 billion dollars from Congress to provide jobs and coordinate spending for relief and long term aims. Details pending until Congress opens.
Roseland opens The Lemon Drop Kid with Lee Tracy and Helen Mack as a scheming town girl and gambler. The Nat hosts Ralph Bennett and his Seven Aces, while The Mission shows The Dragon Murder Case with Warren William as Philo Vance. S S.
A Saturday stage show heads the program at the Fair with the Club Monte Carlo Orchestra and Billy Wade assisted by Lou Beverly. The lineup includes the Rex family and the Conrad Meehan stair dance act, in a variety of comedy and song, paired with George M. Cohan’s Gambling on the same program.
Raymer K. Harris, 29, was killed when he fell from an oil derrick near Overton Texas yesterday according to United Press dispatch.
Postmaster W D DeGrassi warns patrons to securely pack fragile or perishable gifts for Christmas. Use ample packing material to protect glassware and crockery, wrap heavy items, and avoid ordinary cigar boxes. Mark perishables clearly and use special delivery to speed delivery.
Floyd Jones, above, quit Broad way for the Gospel way. Tonight Mr. Jones will sing in Fellowship Hall of the First Christian Church as part of the Weekend Revival. He will lead the congregational singing and perform solos. The three day series opens tonight with morning and evening revival services scheduled for Sunday.
Former Alabama governor William Woodward Brandon, 66, died in Tuscaloosa after brain complications likely from a hemorrhage. A Spanish-American War veteran, he served as adjutant general and state auditor, and was Alabama’s 38th governor known for presiding over the 1924 Democratic National Convention roll calls.
A service similar to Chanuka called The Feast of Lights will be held at 7 o'clock tonight in the Nunn Building led by Rabbi Simon Bolstien. The prayer of Hallel will be conducted as part of the observance.
A recital portion features a song performed by Rabbi Boilstien at the service, with accompaniment provided by the congregation.
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