Reward Offered for Strayed Pointer Dog in Amarillo
A male pointer, mostly white with liver ears, left in Old Tack’s yard Saturday morning, may be returned for a $16 reward or information. No collar, tail carried high. Call 6955 or The Globe News office at 262.
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Amarillo
Ith and Harrison
Globe News Office
Missing Dog Notice and Help Wanted Classifies
A reader asks for a liberal reward if a male white Rat Terrier with black markings is returned after going missing last Thursday. Also several readers seek domestic help jobs, offering housework, care for children, and light nursing. contact details and preferences listed.
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Buchanan Street
County officers face new salary and fee system changes
County commissioners weigh a new salary law tied to fees paid to officers. Auditor H G Hamrick would deduct quarters if fees fall short, with deputies and jail costs funded from officer salaries. Precinct officers to stay on a fee basis, while sheriffs face option on car and payroll structures amid graft concerns.
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H. G. (Frosty) Hamrick
J. N. Riggs
Bill Adams
Frank Buckingham
Buckingham
Justice of Peace
Justices of Peace
Death Claims W. F. Scott Panhandle Horse Trainer
W F Scott known as dean of trainers and horsemen in the Panhandle died last night at age 60 after two years ill health. He owned Wolflin Stables in Amarillo and trained Lady Joy owned by Mrs A R Anderson. Survived by four sons Everett Scott Finus Scott JL M Scott and Fred Scott and daughter Mrs Bob Wooten, all of Amarillo. Body at Griggs Chapel with funeral arrangements pending.
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W. F. Scott
Panhandle
Scott
Wolflin Stables
Amarillo
Lady Joy
A. R. Anderson
Everett Fe, Scott
Finus Scott
JL. M. Scott
Fred Scott
Bob Wooten
Griggs Chapel
W. Elmer Scott
Murray
Callaway County
John McKnight Transfer Co
Cncern
Wolflin Park
Shipowners Threaten Shutdown If Law Not Enforced
Pacific Coast shipowners urge the federal government to enforce laws amid a dispute with maritime unions. Counsel Flisha Hanson says the union federation dominates and would force a shutdown if the government does not act. Hanson filed formal charges with the Department of Justice alleging interference with interstate commerce.
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Washington
UP Pacific Coast
Flisha Hanson
Hanson
Maritime Federation of the Pacific
Department of Justice
Patsy Daley Dies After Car Wreck
News comes of Patsy Daley two year old daughter of Mrs. Allen Daley of Fort Worth who died after an automobile crash that also injured Mrs Daley. Daley’s sister is Eunice Morris an employee of Russell Stationery, daughter of Lessie McGilvray. Mrs McGilvray left for Fort Worth as details remain unavailable.
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Patsy Daley
Allen Daley
Fort Worth
Daley
Eunice Morris
The
Russell Stationery Company
Lessie McGilvray
Western Avenue
U S Leaders to Confer on New Neutrality Legislation
Washington sources report state department and congressional leaders to meet with President Roosevelt late today to discuss proposed legislation aimed at keeping the United States out of war. In Texas, Senator W B Collie becomes acting governor as Allred and Woodul are away. In Minnesota, Mayo Clinic surgeons operate on Governor Floyd B Olson but fail to remove a stomach growth due to inflammation.
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Washington
State Department
Roosevelt
United States
Austin
W. B. Collie
Eastland
Senate
Texas
James V. Allred
Walter F. Woodul
Rochester, Minn
Mayo Clinic
Floyd B. Olson
Lindbergh plans England stay amid privacy and threats
The page reports Lindberghs disembarking in Liverpool with crowds saluting as they leave, while Lindbergh intends to establish a home in England yet keep American citizenship. It notes business ties to aviation and speculation on motives during Hauptmann’s execution.
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England
Hauptmann
Harold G. Hoffman
New Jersey
Lindbergh
Liverpool
Lindberghs
Texas Year of Repeal and Reforms Noted in 1935
Potter County records show December divorces and licenses, with 22 divorces in two district courts and 44 marriage licenses issued by Deputy Clerk Pauline Beil. The year 1935 saw prohibition repeal, old age pensions, and widespread investigations shaping Texas politics, with reforms in liquor, security laws, driver licensing, and rural aid. Sarah T. Hughes becomes Texas’s first female district judge.
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Potter County
Pauline Beil
W. E. Gee
108Th District Court
FE. C. Nelson
47Th District Court
Alvie L. Pope
Gertrude Pope
Idalee Price
P. W. Price
Kathleen McNeill
L. I. McNeill
Geneva Shepherd
J. M. Shepherd
Delia Burleson
A. S. Burleson
Velma B. Weatherall
Floyd Weatherall
Berry G. Cox
Reveda D. Cox
Iweta Goodson
Ival Goodson
J. E. Bat
Richard M. Morehead Austin
Texas
House
Agriculture
J. E. McDonald
Highway Department
Allred
Texas Panhandle
Detroit
Public Utility Commission
Texas Relief Commission
State Board of Control
Federal Works Program
Sarah T. Hughes
Dallas
New Year Optimism Grips Amarillo In 1936 Plans
A local vendor forecasts expanding sales in 1936 while Am arillo leaders promote goodwill and cattle industry optimism. Jay Taylor predicts the Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association convention will be the biggest ever as cattle prices rise and cowmen are financially ready to register. Citizens share mixed 1935 reflections and city events for New Year’s Eve include church watch parties Shrine Dance and dances at the Coun try Club and Masonic Temple.
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Polk Street
Bill Beechler
Amarillo
Jay Taylor
Panhandle Livestock Association
Mr. Taylor
Polk Street Methodist Church
Claudette Colbert
Paramount Theater
Mission Theater
Eny
Italian Troops Advance After Bitter Three Month War
On the last day of the old year Italian troops emerged from a month of bitter fighting and prepared for further bloodshed. They were confident the fiercest battles lay ahead as rifles were cocked and bayonets readied.
Italian front in Ethiopia nears 550 mile terrain hurdle
The report notes Italian forces advance less than 75 miles into Ethiopia's north while southern advances stalled. It describes a jagged 80 mile mountainous front from Makale toward Aksum, with Eritrean and Somaliland troops to unite. American counties range from 25 to 20,000 square miles.
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Makale
Aksum
Ethiopia
Roland West Recalls in Todd Case
Los Angeles authorities recalled veteran director Roland West to aid the grand jury probing Thelma Todd's death. West, 49, had claimed Todd died by accidental carbon monoxide poisoning and denied any quarrel or violence, while revealing new details of their business relationship after Todd was found dead in their garage on December 16.
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Los Angeles
Roland West
Grand Jury
Thelma Todd
Contreras Named Venezuela's Chief
Gen Eleazar Lopez Contreras was elected president to serve the unexpired term of the late dictator Juan Vicente Gomez who died two weeks ago. Contreras had been provisional president and faces a country recently rocked by rioting that left about 150 dead.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Eleazar Lopez Contreras
Juan Vicente Gomez
Gomez
Lopez Contreras
West Indies
Amateurs Announce Over KGNC Tonight
Three more entrants appear in KGNC weekly amateur announcer contest in Amarillo. Dudley Caldwell Alton Baxwell and James Callahan join the lineup sponsored by Adkisson and Baker. New Year Eve program airs at 9 45 PM and starts a three part series with future broadcasts set for Thursday and Friday nights.
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Mike
KGNC
Adkisson & Baker
Dudley Caldwell
Alton Baxwell
James Callahan
Amarillo
Death Claim for 3 Year Old In Dawn
Robert Clifford Oden, 3, son of Mr and Mrs J A Oden of Dawn, died at 6 15 pm Monday at home after brief pneumonia illness. Funeral 10 30 am Wednesday at Hereford Baptist Church with Rev B N Sheppard officiating. Burial Hereford Cemetery under Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home. Paris German ambassador Roland Koester dies of pneumonia at the American Hotel in Paris.
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Robert Clifford Oden
J. A. Oden
Dawn
Baptist Church of
Hereford
B. N. Sheppard
Blackburn-Shaw
Paris
Roland Koester
France
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