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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1935
Page
5
Harold Bauer, slated for recital Friday, contrasts European and American audiences. He notes Europeans attend mostly with formal music education, while Americans come from curiosity and innate musical interest, spurring education after exposure. He adds war reshaped music’s national role and audience sensitivity fuels a fertile musical climate.
A Washington report notes rising demand for music education in public schools and private instruction, praising growing talent and cultural interest. In other items, anecdotes span First Lady letters, White House visits, and a Beards recounting suffrage era jibes about male supporters.
Proceedings before the Texas Court of Civil Appeals Seventh District in Amarillo include rehearing motions for Texas Utilities Co versus Mrs. O F West and several others. Some cases granted mandamus without costs, others overruled or reversed and rendered. Submissions listed cover Panhandle Construction Co. and related parties from Lubbock and Hale counties, with dates and counties noted.
Peter Wheeler was elected president of the Maverick Club, defeating George Wellington by six votes. The Independent Party secured the victory, with the Citizens Party winning the rest of the ticket. Jimmy Taylor claimed the Chief of Police office with 206 of 235 votes, alongside Cecil Crawford as vice-president Clarence Flagan as secretary and Edward Sharp as treasurer.
James Allard, seen at Paramount and Fair Theater stages, yesterday became manager of the Rialto Theater. He succeeds John K. Medlheran, who died last week, and is a brother-in-law of Mark Hardin, the local school tax assessor. Allard previously managed Dallas Old Mill Theater and has a history in vaudeville and revue.
Miss Jewell Davidson, county tax collector, said January tax receipts may exceed 1934 levels though final figures await next week. She pegged total January collections near 140000, with delinquent and poll tax declines noted. A February push targets delinquent 1933 and earlier taxes with no penalties or interest.
Judge E C Nelson Jr announced a new policy for the 47th District Court. The court will convene at 10 o’clock Monday mornings and the first Tuesday of each term, with all other mornings opening at 9. The change aims to align with the 108th District Court and avoid confusion.
Advertises Kruschen Salts as a health booster with a money back guarantee if no improvement. Claims it cleanses the digestive tract, improves liver and kidney function, and brings energy, better sleep, and appetite, recommending one 85 cent jar for eight weeks and promising a refund if not worth the cost.
Hollywood reports Greta Garbo plans a public life return, heightening an age old rivalry with Marlene Dietrich. Dietrich adopts men’s attire and moves among public scenes while Garbo signs Mamoulian to direct and courts top stars, signaling a possible studio swap and a dramatic confrontation at a Hollywood night spot.
Water with meals helps stomach juices and digestion. If bloated with gas, a spoonful of Adler ika may aid. One dose cleans out poisons and washes both upper and lower bowels. Fox Drug Co. and City Drug Stores.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd V. Studer travel to Pampa after learning their niece, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Studer, has died there. The child’s funeral is set for 10 o clock tomorrow morning in Pampa.
Six thousand girls are employed in London's telephone exchanges with six hundred leaving each year to assume household duties, highlighting turnover and gendered labor patterns in the city’s communications sector.
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