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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1939

Page

1

Secretary of Agriculture proposes amendments to Packers and Stockyards Act

Wallace to Congress recommends broad changes to streamline administration and increase usefulness without extra funding. Proposals include bonding for contracts, conformity to preexisting rate orders, nine month suspension hearings, burden of proof on market players, producer intervention in rate hearings, nine month reparations window, and closer supervision of act operators. Calamity Jane noted as Martha Jane Burke (1852 1903).

Washington U.P Wallace Congress Secretary of Agriculture Agriculture Department

Women In The News Report From Sikeston and Senate Hearing

A mass demonstration of sharecroppers along the road near Sikeston Missouri highlighted low economic status. Alice Lee Jemison and Seneca Snedian sobbed as they testified before a Senate committee on Felix Frankfurter’s Supreme Court appointment, alleging he belongs to an organization pushing religious communions on Indians.

Sikeston, Mo Alice Lee Jemison Seneca Snedian Senate Felix Frankfurter Sureme Court Vankfurter

Waves Crash Over Top of Italian Liner Vulcania

The Italian liner Vulcania, struck by a furious storm near the Azores, sent 360 aboard into hysteria and panic as waves broke windows and a hurricane at 125 mph battered the ship. At least six passengers were injured and many bruised during the ordeal before port arrival.

New York Vulcania Azores J. M. McClelland Loneview Wash Daily News Aran

O'Daniel Old Age Pension Plan Details

The proposed plan would cut the ad valorem tax by 49 cents per $100 and exempt homesteads up to $3,000. It limits state pension spending to 1000000 annually, shifts duties to county judges, imposes 16 percent surcharges on ads and wants stamps on items to show tax payment. Marginal incomes affect spouse p ensions and cap fees for pension relis.

O'Daniel

Farm Workers Dear Teck Message

Fragmentary note from 239 net 6 years about farm labor, with continuation indicated on page 8. No clear names, places, or actions readable.

Tee Fort

Sales Tax Plan Could Change Local Revenue Landscape

Veterans and students describe O'Daniel’s proposed transactions tax as a nation first. They note no current local government can levy such a tax and that approval by a majority in June is required, with the plan taking effect September 1 if passed.

O'Daniel

Kansan To Address Geologists Tonight

Glaude Thompson district superintendent of the Chemical Process Company Hugoton Kansas will be the principal speaker at the Panhandle Geologists Society meeting. The session begins at 7 p m at the Capitol Hotel. The topic is The Acidization of Gas Wells in Hugoton Kansas Gas Field and the Texas Panhandle Gas Field. B M Kingston head of the Breckenridge research department will assist. All production men and operators in geology are invited.

Glaude Thompson Chemical Process Company Hugoton Kan Thompson

Mrs Gable Set for Reno Divorce Suit

Hollywood reports say Mrs. Rhea Gable estranged wife of Clark Gable will move to Nevada next week to pursue a divorce under Nevada law. A final decree could come six weeks later. Clark Gable had indicated he would seek a divorce.

Hollywood Rhea Gable Clark Gable Nevada

Rift With Vermont Heard in Congress

In Washington lawmakers on the House appropriations committee cited a dispute with Vermont Governor George Aiken over states rights as a spur to cutting 9.75 million dollars from Roosevelt's deficiency bill. The panel removed 2.2 million dollars allotted to Vermont and other New England states for hurricane damage repair from the total request of 13.429 million.

Washington Vermont George Aiken House Appropriations Committee Roosevelt New England

Cape Cod Beach Uncovers 20-Foot Sea Serpent Skeleton

In Provincetown Cape Cod divers found a 20 foot sea serpent skeleton on the beach. Captain Manuel Enos claims the skeleton is his lost pet Rover, recounting a tale of fishing on the Grand Banks thirty years ago. Local zoologists remain cautious while townsfolk recall the strange encounter.

Provincetown Mass Cape Cod Cape Manuel Enos Rover Grand Banks

Texas tax proposal sparks opposition from Brownsville rep

Representative Milton West of Brownsville says the governor's plan looks like heavy taxation and may be discriminatory against Texas manufacturers. He notes 16 percent tax would apply to Texas jobbers while out-of-state firms escape tax due to interstate commerce rules. He warns laborers would bear most of the burden. Texas senators decline to comment on the plan.

Milton West Brownsville Texas

Oil Testdrilling Denied Trials Near Sin-Clair Dome

A second test 12 miles south was denied by the company as a wildcat drill aimed to locate Ordovician oil sands. A Moore County well reached 7800 feet with no oil, while Amarillo area formations relate to Woodbine and Wilcox sands and could see deep Ordovician drilling within a ten mile wide zone around the Sin-Clair dome.

Moore County Amarillo Woodbine East Texas Wilcox Oklahoma

Daniel proposed tax increase plan faces opposition

The article notes critics argue the O Daniel administration will be forced to propose new or higher taxes as part of the taxation policy. Public reaction on days of open discussions reflects concern over tax burden and fiscal strategy.

O Daniel

Tax Bill Sparks Cold Reception in House Meeting

Washington January 19 Texas representative on Ways and Means committee indicated the transaction tax proposal received a cool reception. Speaker Gevense W Lee ODaniel explained his comments amid the debate.

Washington Texas Howe Gevense Lee Odaniel

Bushy Brows Crown Many Statesmen

Capitol barbers say thick eye brows mark legislative readers. Notable examples include Vice President Garner Chief Justice Hughes Senator Borah Norris Speaker Bankhead and CIO head John L. Lewis. Secretary Cordell Hull also sports notably thick brows.

Garner Hughes Borah Idaho Norris Nebraska Speaker Bankhead Alabama Capitol Hill Washington John L. Lewis CIO Cordell Hull

Texas Jobless Aid Leads All States

Texas reports 1938 totals for unemployment benefits and placements. 372000 people placed in jobs by the Texas State Employment Service, over 316000 first claims and 1700000 continuing claims filed, and more than 1 million benefit checks mailed averaging 8.95 dollars. Total benefits reached 9.4 million dollars. the fund grew to over 32 million with 18 million added in 1938. Costs totaled 97 dollars per covered worker, with program funding from the federal government.

Austin Texas Orville S. Carpenter Commission Unemployment Commission Texas State Employment Service Frank Persona United States Employment Service Carpenter

Local Club Grows to 146 Members

Thurman Gholston of 403 Belleview applied for membership as the organization reports 146 members. Dues are $1 annually and cards may be obtained by addressing applications to the Out O' Doors Column at Globe-News. Three whoppers are reprinted in today’s Globe.

Thurman Gholston Belleview Globe-News Globe

New Panhandle Farm Seed Trial Yields Surprising Vine

A newcomer to the Fertile Plains bought a Panhandle farm after hearing about soil fertility. While planting cucumbers with a hoe the ground opened to reveal a green vine that entangled his legs. He escaped by drawing his knife, only to pull a full grown cucumber from his pocket, leaving bystanders amused.

Panhandle W. P. Blake Washington

Local hunter recalls dog drowning in panhandle showers

The writer from Co. C Stewart Route 1 Box 320 describes a hunting day in a panhandle shower where a dog fell and drowned ten yards away, with its tail still dry suggesting sudden immersion.

Panhandle Co. C Stewart Box 320

You Dont Know Pete The Prairie Dog

A vivid reminiscence details meeting a clever prairie dog named Pete. The narrator recalls Pete’s exceptional digging speed, escape artistry, and the challenge of taming him before forming a bond.

Kidney Trouble Causes Nighttime Urination

A discussion of kidney problems causing awakenings at night, bladder irritation, difficult passage, backache, and the buildup of toxic waste and acids in the kidneys.

Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Promoted for Kidney Relief

An advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a safe, inexpensive diuretic to relieve kidney related symptoms such as backache nervousness night-time urination and urinary issues. It claims 59 years of use and urges readers to buy a 35 cent package from drugstores and demand the original Gold Medal Haarlem product.

Haarlem Holland

Boyhood tale of a dog and a Bowie knife rescue

A man recalls riding fence with a dog named Pete perched on the saddle horn. While mending the fence he drops his Bowie knife. Pete digs up from the ground and returns the knife in his mouth.

Pete

Mrs Mildred Lane Dies at 83 in Amarillo Hospital

Mrs Mildred C Lane 83 of Amarillo died this morning at 12 30 after a fall caused hip injury. She was born January 10 1845 on a Alabama plantation and lived in Amarillo 16 years. Survived by two sons L P Lane San Antonio Frank Lane Long Beach two daughters Mrs R A Brock Long Beach and Mrs J R Watkins Niles Center and 16 grandchildren including Amarillo resident Mrs Homer Watts. Funeral service tomorrow at 2 30 pm Blackburn Shaw Chapel with Rev E B Fincher officiating burial in Lianc Cemetery.

Mildred C. Lane Amarillo Pickensville Ala Kentucky Street L. P. Lane San Antonio Frank Lane Long Beach Cal R. A. Brock J. R. Watkins Niles Center Ill Homer Watts Blackburn Shaw E. B. Fincher Ellwood Park Presbyterian Church Lianc Cemetery

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