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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1935
Page
3
Senator Robert F. Wagner of New York called for early passage of a bill to raise the lending authority of the Home Owners Loan Corporation by 1 billion dollars. The plan also seeks 100 million extra to aid private home modernization and expansion.
Christian College in Columbia Missouri ends the stag line at the Christmas ball after a ruling by student president Aileen Simms from Oklahoma City. The school replaces the old system with formal program dances, citing social balance and planned pairings as benefits.
Jimmie Flannary, companion of Robert C. Wry of Dallas, is jailed on murder charges after admitting a quarrel led him to strike Wry with a stick. Authorities say Wry died when a truck later struck him after he and Flannary argued over allegedly stolen property.
President Roosevelt was said in Democratic circles to prepare a special message to the Senate urging ratification of the protocol of American adherence to the World Court. Democratic leaders plan early debate with three protocols on the program. Chairman Key Pittman set a Foreign Relations Committee meeting for next Wednesday to act.
The University of Missouri annual military ball will not feature the usual stag line, signaling a change in social functions for the college event.
Flemington residents rise early to glimpse Col. Charles A. Lindbergh arriving to testify and clash with Hauptmann’s chief counsel Edward A Reilly. Dr. John F. Condon known as Jafsie also appears as spectator amid courthouse bustle and newsboys’ cries.
A line from the article ties the statement to a commitment by Democratic Leader Joseph T. Robinson during the last session. The piece emphasizes political accountability and the continuation of reform efforts behind policy debates.
In Nau ga tuck Conn the first public card party of the Hose Hook and Ladder Association ran smoothly until 9 40 P M when an alarm sounded and all guests and volunteers had to depart.
Visitors carry trays of ham and wheat cakes and drink piping hot coffee in large quantities, showing hearty appetite and bustling refreshment scene at the event.
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