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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1936

Page

3

Market report shows cattle hogs and sheep price mix

Kansas City cattle and hog markets show uneven demand with lower prices for many classes. Calves and vealers hold higher ranges while beef and sausage bulls push toward six dollars. Sheep and lamb markets soften with top fed lambs around ten dollars. New Orleans cotton opens steady on December demand with futures showing slight gains in July and new crop months amid Bankhead case speculation.

Kansas City U. S New Orleans Supreme Court Herdehrdetachmf

Soil Officers to Albuquerque Meet

Amarillo U. S. Soil Conservation Bureau officials depart for Albuquerque New Mexico to attend a three day regional conference with Washington bureau reps. Topics include personnel procurement and training and a safety program for workers on projects. Attending from Amarillo are B W McGinnis personnel officer for Region 6 A W Fanning business manager and W L Cowan ECW administrator.

Amarillo U. S. Soil Conservation Bureau Albuquerque N. M Washington Amarilla B. W. McGinnis Region 6 A. W. Fanning W. L. Cowan ECW

Amarillo Credit Association appoints three directors

At the annual meeting Roy Pool Clarence Williams and Norris Ewing won two year terms as directors of the Amarillo Credit Association The four remaining directors R D Kirk Horace Russell Walter Blackburn and Lee McSpadden will serve one more year Rolla Townsend secretary reported substantial growth and full repayment of a large initial loan L S Crowder of the National Retail Credit Association spoke on credit structures.

Amarillo Credit Association Roy Pool Clarence Williams Norris Ewing R. D. Kirk Horace Russell Walter Blackburn Lee McSpadden Rolla Townsend Townsend L.S. Crowder National Retail Credit Association St. Louis

Odd Fellows Install Officers for Year

New officers were installed at the I O O F Hall with Walter Hill as Noble Grand and FE Broadstreet as Vice Grand. Re-elected secretary P J McMahan and treasurer Jim Stidger were reinstalled, with J E Taylor Jr Warden and other appointments filled. District Deputy Grand Master Herbert Little presided and 36 new members joined in 1935.

Walter Hill FE. H. Broadstreet P. J. McMahan Jim Stidger J. E. Taylor D. ©. McDowell John F. Ross Albert Myers W. H. Scott Arthur Spence Noble Grand Rae Ramzell Hugh Gatlin E. E. Johnson M. Spencer Guardian O. K. Chamberlain Herbert Little Order McMahan

Judge Questions Man About His 37 Children

In Detroit a 60 year old man testifying as his two sons faced arrest joked with the court. He counted his offspring, noting 37 children from three marriages. He admitted remarrying and said raisin’ children is his worry.

Detroit Jan John Estelle John

Two Die In Tenement Fire Near Times Square

In New York on January 14 two men died when a fire swept the upper two floors of an eight family tenement at 313 West 44th Street near Times Square. Pedro Chaves 33 was found on a stair landing and Frank Marello 31 in a fourth floor room. Fifty people were driven from the burning dwelling as crowds gathered from the Broadway theater district. The blaze started from an undetermined cause.

New York Times Square Pedro Chaves West 44Th Street Frank Marello Broadway

Attempt To Derail Train Thwarted Near San Antonio

In San Antonio on January 14 an apparent attempt to derail the Sunshine Special of the Missouri Pacific Lines between St. Louis and San Antonio was thwarted when a switching crew found an open switch and a mud-spattered red light signal. The lock was broken with a rock and the switch opened to derail the train. Police and railroad officers investigated with Southern Pacific and Missouri-Kansas-Texas lines aiding.

San Antonio Missouri Pacific St. Louis Southern Pacific

Commission to Accept Bids for Police Cars Tonight

The city commission will hear bids from local dealers for two cars to be used by the police, replacing two aging vehicles, at tonight’s regular meeting. A hearing on a re zoning application for Lots 3 4 5 and 6 in Block 50 of the Tartar Addition follows as the rest of the special business. Baron Pompeo Aloisi, head of the Italian delegation, reportedly was instructed by Mussolini to explain the communique to the five power committee.

City Commission Baron Pompeo Aloisi Mussolini

Leaders Hear Scouter Talk on Girl Scouting Aims

Miss Mary White of the National Camp Advisory Staff addressed the Girl Scout Leaders' Club outlining aims and methods of scouting. She said scouting gives girls a joyous outlook on life, teamwork, art, literature, nature, fitness, and citizenship while stressing parental cooperation and adaptable troop planning to keep girls engaged.

Mary White Girl Scout Leaders’ Club W. R. Klingensmith John Galley Klingensmith Miss White

Six Bodies Recovered from Iowa Wreck Off Peacock Spit

At Astoria Oregon January 14 only six of the 34 crew members from the freighter Iowa have been recovered. Coast guard Cmdr Lars Bjelland says the wreck lies in two broken sections and that divers risk would be too great to recover the remaining bodies.

Astoria Ore Peacock Spit North Pacific Iowa Lars Bjelland Point Adams

Treasury position report for January 11

Treasury data show receipts 11.3 million and expenditures 16.3 million on January 11 with a balance of 2.15 billion. For the fiscal year since July 1 receipts 2.00 billion and expenditures 3.98 billion including 1.76 billion in emergency spending, gross debt 30.53 billion, gold assets 10.15 billion.

Treasury Washington The

Positive Relief For Itchy Skin Ointment Ad

Soothing Blue Star Ointment melts on the skin sending medicines into pores to relieve itch tetter rash eczema foot itch and ringworm. Money back on the first jar if relief fails.

Drug Store Liquor Selling Rules Clarified in Board Ruling

Attorney General William McCraw ruled that liquor sold in drug stores must come from stores registered with the State Board of Pharmacy and staffed by a registered pharmacist. The Liquor Control Board has no authority to issue drug store liquor permits to unregistered locations. Stores must have two years of operation and provide pharmacy certificates before permanent permits for medicinal liquor.

Craw McCraw Liquor Control Board

Stockman Tom W. Winton Dies in Oklahoma Barnyard Accident

Tom W. Winton, 49, a pioneer Quinton stockman, died from injuries after becoming tangled in a rope attached to two mules and being dragged around a barnyard. An earlier note mentions an 1897 chemist who created a camouflage ice cream that sold on Sundays when bars were closed, dubbed a sundae.

Mcalester Okla Tom W. Winton Quinton Stockman Ethica

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