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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1936

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Edward VIII Proclaimed King in Britain and Empire

Edward VIII was proclaimed king and emperor in London and across the empire. A 41 gun salute rang out in Hyde Park to mark his 41 years, while the Tower of London fired a 62 gun salute for his age and sovereign’s first.

Clifford L. Day Associated Preas London Edward VIII Great Britain Ireland India England Wales Scotland Hyde

College enrollment nears Amarillo College capacity

Amarillo College enrollment for the second semester exceeds 300 students as registrations push the campus toward capacity before the new building is ready next September. Officials note many withdrawals stem from first half exam failures and anticipate transfers from Amarillo High School as final exams occur.

Amarillo College Amarillo High School J. F. Mead

Laval Quits With Cabinet in Gold Standard Split

Premier Laval presented his resignation and that of his cabinet to President Albert Lebrun after six radical socialist ministers led by Edouard Herriot quit at party demand. The left blamed Laval for gaining strength as France clung to the gold standard.

Paris Laval France Albert Lebrun Edouard Herriot Perre Laval

Authenticity Is Upheld By 2 Witnesses In Hamlin Confession Case

The Texas trial heard two witnesses confirm George S. Hamlin signed his confession admitting wife murder after a warned statement. Howard Anderson and Norman Minter testified to seeing Hamlin sign after reading it, while cross examination touched on the warning and other confessions. A new angle emerged with Dr. W Scott Johnson to discuss Hamlin’s epileptic fit in court.

Gene Elo Farwell George S. Hamlin Howard Anderson Potter County Norman Minter Amarillo Hamlin E. T. Miller Anderson Minter Miller Adams Ham- Minter Blank Bob Underwood Gene Howe News-Globe W. Scott Johnson Farwell Johnson Jimmie Witherspoon Hereford Ham

Congress approves baby bond plan for veterans

Immediate payment of the soldiers bonus wins House approval 346 to 58 after Senate action. The plan authorizes $50 bonds for 3.5 million World War veterans with 3 percent interest from 1937 to 1945, proceeding toward the White House with possible Roosevelt veto.

Washington Congress House Senate White House Burns Garner Roosevelt Doughton North Carolina Ways and Means Committee Coughton

Dallas Pharmacy Loses Court Liquor Fight

The Texas Supreme Court denied Bishop Pharmacy of Dallas leave to file a mandamus against the Texas Liquor Control Board. Oak Cliff precinct was deemed dry by a local option vote not rescinded by a county wide wet vote last December, leading the board to deny a package store permit.

Austin Supreme Court Bishop Pharmacy of Dallas Texas Liquor Control Board Oak Cliff Liquor Board

Farm Plan Ready for Introduction in Congress

Washington reports the administration's two year half billion dollar substitute for AAA is prepared as a separate bill. It amends the soil conservation act adding soil fertility measures and aims to maintain a stable farm purchasing power with payments to producers based on land use and crop acreages. Senator Norris challenges its constitutionality as it moves toward formal introduction.

Washington AAA Capitol Hill Jones Texas House Agriculture Committee Bankhead Alabama Senate Independent Offices Secretary of Agriculture Norris Nebraska Congress

Arlette Stavisky Seeks Fresh Start in United States

Arlette Stavisky widow of the famed swindler sailed from England to the United States under her maiden name Arlette Simon. After 16 months in jail she was acquitted of complicity in her husband’s large frauds and now aims to rebuild her fortune by pursuing a place on the American stage.

Visky United States Arlette Simon England

Ethiopian Leader Denies Italian Victor Claims

Ras Desta Demtu, Haile Selassie's son in law, rejects Fascist reports of a 125 mile northward advance and 5000 Ethiopian casualties. He notes several engagements with mixed results while Geneva talks see funding disputes over sanctions and a clash between Aloisi and Guinazu on aid transfers.

Roy P. Porter Ras Desta Demptu Haile Selassie Ras Desta League of Nations Council Geneva Baron Pompeo Aloisi Baron Aloisi Ruiz Guinazu Coordination Committee of Aloisi League Guinazu

The Prince of Wales and His Possible Reign

Arthur Brisbane notes public curiosity about the Prince of Wales and how he might resemble past English kings. Americans who met him think he will follow his father’s example, though he offered no definite preference when asked.

Prince of Wales America

Five Nations Sign New Pact

The League of Nations announced a mutual assistance pact among Great Britain France Turkey Greece and Yugoslavia to act if Italy attacks any member. A special expert committee will study oil embargo viability and invite government reps. no sanctions action on coal iron and steel was taken. Earlier Baron Pompeo Aloisi of Italy protested a 75000 Swiss franc payment to cover sanctions committee expenses.

Geneva League of Nations Great Britain France Turkey Greece Yugoslavia Italy League Pompeo Aloisi

Weather Outlook for Amarillo and West Texas Area

Fair tonight and Thursday with low around 32 degrees in Amarillo. West Texas sees similar calm conditions with slight warming southeast Thursday. New Mexico also fair tonight and Thursday with higher temps in extreme southeast. Temperature extremes recorded 30 to 50. Notes reference Bulla, Lor, Maynerd Lor, Co 00 W Std, PHA Loans, Long-Bell Lbr Co.

Amarillo West Texas New Mexico Bulla Laumber John Maynerd Kan H. T. Collman U. S

City Wins In Court Battle Over Bond Proceeds

Fort Worth City Council may use 687 500 dollars in bond proceeds for Centennial livestock show buildings and for acquiring necessary sites the Texas Supreme Court ruled. The court answered that the city had the right to use the funds for all purposes stated, making the other questions unnecessary.

Frazier Lemke Law Upheld by District Court

In Cincinnati Judge Robert R. Nevin ruled the amended Frazier Lemke farm moratorium law constitutionalamid a morning session. In San Antonio Flying Cadet Robert S. Atkinson 25 a Kelly Field trainee was critically injured when his attack plane clipped a water tank on takeoff. Winter Oils 10¢ Qt 1900 W 3rd

Cincinnati Robert R. Nevin United States District Court San Antonio Robert S. Atkinson Kelly

Federal study urges war on traffic deaths and federal control

The American Road Builders Association reports that a national traffic survey favors federal licensing and mandatory federal vehicle inspections. It says metallurgy and fuel tech created a dangerous machine and calls for constitutional amendment to place traffic control under federal authority. Frank J. McDevitt directed the survey in St. Louis.

Cleveland U.P American Road Builders’ Association Congress Frank J. McDevitt St. Louis

Contractor Claim Denied by City Dads

The Panhandle Construction Company of Lubbock sought 4200 for extras on the PWA water system enlargement, but the city commission denied the claim as submitted after the final estimate. Texas Public Works Administration officials acted as arbitrators. The manager was authorized to advertise for two sewer trucks and to repair the city barn at Fourth and Monroe. The commission also approved paving a leave-out on Street at 1009 Madison Avenue.

Panhandie Construction Company Lubbock PWA Public Works Administration Texas City Commission H. R. Smith Fourth Monroe Street Madison Avenue

Tobacco Road Opens at 8 45 Tonight in Municipal Auditorium

The play Tobacco Road starts at 8 45 with near sellout prospects in the Municipal Auditorium. Tickets are on sale after 6 at the auditorium box office and reservations are possible at City Drug No 1 on Polk Street for 55 cents to 2 20. Extra stage hands accelerate curtain setup due to 2600 seat capacity. Train delays from Tulsa affect opening.

Tobacco Road Municipal Auditorium City Drug No. 1 Polk Street Tulsa Oklo Amarillo

Huey Long Machine Maintains Firm Louisiana Control

Incomplete returns from Louisiana Democratic primary show Judge Richard Leche leading with 79 649 votes over Cleveland Dear as Huey P Long's machine appears to retain absolute power for four more years. New Orleans precincts reported Leche ahead clearly amid fraud allegations as Long supporters claim a landslide victory across the state.

Richard Lewhe Long Cleveland Dear New Orleans Leche Dear Huey I. I. Femrite U.A Huey P. Long Louisiana

Midwest Hit By Cold Wave Across Plains

A severe cold wave swept the plains bringing the coldest weather of the season. Snow of up to two inches fell overnight as a northern gale moved from a high pressure area centered east of the region. Temperatures plunged with reads like Winnipeg 40 below and Minneapolis 36 below, while the forecast called for more cold tonight then a warming trend tomorrow.

Kansas City U.P Middlewest Plains States Canada Medicine Hat Missouri Iowa Canadian North Pole Winipeg Huron Bismarck N. D Moorhead Minn Minneapolis Decorah Spencer Omaha Sioux City Des Moines St. Joseph Kirksville Dakotas Nebraska Illinois Minnesota Government Weather Bureau

A Meter for Household Rows and Phon Noise

A Globe News Want Ad uses a playful note on phon readings to advertise a six room home at 1205 Bowie with electrical appliances and a double garage. The piece contrasts low whispers with high disputes, quoting phons from a dressmaker’s bill discussion.

London Electrical College Globe News Bowie

Maverick complains about cowboy tunes in radio and shows

Rep Maury Maverick of Texas voices fatigue with cowboy songs and ranch imagery. He criticizes lines like Boots and Saddle as inauthentic, notes cowpunchers seldom sing, and questions Home on the Range as phony despite being a favorite of President Roosevelt.

Washington Maury Maverick Texas Mavericks Lone Prairie Maverick Texas Roosevelt

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Hollywood Calif Sylvia Sidney The Screen Bennett Cerf New York Miss Sidney Sidney Lee Edward VIII Mme Arlette Sta Arlette U. 8 T. R Arthur Brisbane Globe Brisbane Joseph E. Sharkey PHA Loans Long-Bell Lbr. Co Fort Worth Midwest
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