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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1936
Page
3
Market notes show hogs slow and uneven with limited higher bids in Kansas City receipts of 2000. Cattle and calves steady with Colorado steers above 10.50 and butcher cows around 5.75. In New Orleans, cotton opened higher on improved textile news with March at 10.92, May 19.55, July 10.27 and October 9.89 amid active trading.
Final contest entrants will make final appearances tonight at KGNC. The 15 minute program sponsored by Adkisson & Baker airs at 9 45. Only two of the trio will appear. Bob Lovett is out of town after appearing twice earlier in the week.
A brief notices line notes Amarillo Building project listing furnished by BE A Pierce and Company in New York City. The entry identifies the firm supplying curb materials and the building involved.
Two wounded Japanese army aviators are held at Pokrovka near the Siberian frontier after an alleged attempt to kidnap a peasant for military information. One was wounded by the peasant and the other by border guards. physicians were sent for treatment. Additional detentions of Japanese and Manchukuoan officers beyond Dec. 26 were reported, and Tokyo officials questioned the report as groundless.
Seven men linked to the August 1934 Rebel Ice Corp armored car heist in Brooklyn were arrested. Police summoned company representatives and the armored car operators. Names of six detainees were not released. Authorities believe the suspects also were involved in multiple metropolitan bank robberies.
The Randall County grand jury adjourned after returning six indictments. One charges Tom Amos with forgery and four Amarillo youths with chicken theft. The youths are Wesley Carbell Joe Pundenburg Jr Elmer Culpepper and Elmer Tatum. They are free on $1000 bonds and will face Judge E C Nelson in 47th District Court next Monday. Two indictments were returned against Pundenburg. The admin of criminal justice and losses due to crime exceed $2 000 000 000 annually in the United States.
Colorful crochet pattern promotes a flower lattice square with pastel petals and green leaves. Pattern 5509 provides complete directions, illustrations, color suggestions, and material requirements. Send 10 cents to The Amarillo Globe Household Arts Dept. in New York for the pattern.
A gardening note describes a wife repurposing her husband's old golf bag to carry gloves lotion and small tools, plus a gardener converting a child's toy wagon into a supply hauler. The piece argues gardening is hard work but should be a labor of pleasure not play.
E L Baker of Fort Worth Texas led the Western Association of Nurserymen in Kansas City Missouri at the closing session with C C Smith of Charles City Iowa elected vice president. The report notes porcelain production in Kingte Chen China dating back to the sixth century.
Miss Jim mie Wright, 45, died in a Dallas hospital from injuries after Wednesday night fall while demonstrating a square dance at her home. She struck her head on a piano stool leg and succumbed to the injuries last night. The report notes the Prince of Wales is multilingual with several languages listed.
Saturday meeting of rural school teachers set for 10 o'clock in the courthouse office of County Superintendent Carl G. Clifft. The potter County Inter scholastic League meet date to be decided at the session.
An 18-year-old witness in Ipswich County Court was not allowed to testify in an assault case after saying he had never been taught about God. Judge Hidlesley ruled the youth did not know who God was.
In Papua the market for safety razor blades has collapsed according to scientist Jack Hides. He notes locals remain clean shaven by plucking hairs with bamboo bits. The piece also mentions a Plutarch claim about Parthians beating kettledrums to deter foes.
The Paramount Theater hosts Blossom Time next Tuesday, touted as the most satisfying musical comedy of the era. Tickets are on sale at the Fair Theater box office. The show features Schubert melodies adapted by Sigmund Romberg with Dorothy Donnelly’s elaboration.
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