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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1935

Page

7

Politician’s attack on Ickes fuels Moses relief feud

Former Governor Alfred E. Smith denounces Secretary Ickes over pressure to resign Robert Moses from his PWA posts tied to the Triborough Bridge project. Smith, backing Moses, calls the demand narrow and political while defending relief funds for New York City and urging LaGuardia to assert city rights. The remarks stir interest in Tammany Hall links to Washington.

B. L. Livingstone New York Alfred F. Smith Roosevelt Ickes PWA Smith Robert Moses Triborough Bridge Authority Moses Triborough Manhattan Queens Bronx Herbert Lehman New York City LaGuardia Rckes Tammany Hall Washington

Amarillo Otters Club appoints McMahan manager

Frank J. McMahan was employed as manager of the Amarillo Otters Club at a meeting last night. Plans were laid to buy athletic equipment and furniture for the club rooms. Fred Kelly became finance committee chair. Elmer Frede resigned as president. Preston Fowlkes was elected to succeed him. A complete order for furniture and equipment will be placed.

Frank J. McMahan Amarillo Otters Club Palo Duro Fred Kelly Elmer Frede Preston Fowlkes Phillips Company Frede

Oklahoma Favors Special Sales Tax Issue

Oklahoma lawmakers move toward a special sales tax on chain stores. The house voted 97 to 5 to levy one hundredth of one percent on the first two stores in a chain and to raise the rate for additional outlets, awaiting senate and governor concurrence.

Oklahoma City U.P Oklahoma State Senate E. W. Marland State House House

Bridge Authority Faces Cash Crunch Under New Leadership

The bridge authority, led by a new leadership, showed improvement but faced a cash shortage as Secretary Ickes and Moses held firm. Without added funding from Washington, it risked insolvency by mid March and would likely be unable to meet current demands.

Ickes Moses Bridge Authority Washington

Law proposal seeks tax equity for independent stores

Representative Kenneth Abernathy, author of the tax bill, proposes a cap at three percent on sales of more than 12 stores to level the field for independent retailers. He argues the measure would equalize opportunity for smaller merchants.

Kenneth Abernathy Shawnee

Friends Gather To Pay Axson Tribute

Houston mourns Dr. Stockton Woodrow Wilson Rice Institute professor funeral held with honors. Rice closed in respect. Dr. Charles L. King officiated. Body to be transported to Rome Georgia for burial beside sister Mrs Ellen Axson Wilson be first wife of the war time president.

Axson Houston Stockton Woodrow Wilson Rice Institute Charles L. King First Presbyterian Church Rome Ellen Axson Wilson

Courthouse records list 1935 property transfers and vehicle notes

A court ledger details multiple real estate deeds dated February to March 1935 in Pleasant Valley and Original Town with parcels in blocks 50 12 and 377 plus deeds between Tillie Schroeder G W Luke and Bernice Washburn. It also notes several 1935 vehicles including Ford and Chevrolet models and buyers such as Walter Irvin Inc and Henderson County.

Virgie Moore Et Air Texas Bldg. & L Pleasant Valley Tillie M. Schroeder Bernice Washburn Tillie Schroeder So. Pl. Improvement Co

Positive Relief For Itchy Skin Ointment Ad

Cooling soothing Blue Star Ointment melts into skin to drive medicines into pores and quickly kill itch tetter rash eczema foot itch ringworm. Money back if first jar fails.

Rheumatic Pain Relief Claim For Allenia

An advertisement promises rapid relief from rheumatic pain and neuritis due to excess uric acid using Allenia. It claims pain and agony end in 48 hours with a safe prescription, no opiates, and a nationwide sale at fairs. The copy urges readers to request 8 ounces of Prescription Allenry.

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