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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1936

Page

7

Help to Build Texas Guide Book Consultants Named

A 12 member committee guides the Amarillo section of the Texas guidebook project under WPA Writers’ Program supervision Laura V. Hamner leads the Panhandle Plains effort with consultants from Canyon Amarillo Dalhart Vega Clarendon Hereford and more. Bremen police require traffic violators to attend early Sunday lectures to curb road rule infractions.

Amarillo Texas Works Progress Administration Laura V. Hamner Panhandle Plains L. F. Sheffy Canyon Guy A. Callander Alvert H. Law Dalhart R. E. Lucey G. H. Bryant Texline P. C. Bennett Vega Harold Bugbee Clarendon Mary Moss Richardson Ralph Smith Hereford L. A. Wells B. M. Primer Gene A. Howe A. A. Meredith WPA J. Frank Davis Writers’ Project Bremen Germany

Positive Relief For Itchy Skin Soothing Blue Star Ointment

The Blue Star Ointment soothes skin by melting into pores to treat itch, tetter, rash, eczema, foot itch, and ringworm. Money back on first jar if it fails to relieve the condition.

Amarillo News Roundup Highlights Local Notices

Amarillo readers receive a variety of items including a traffic squad Valentine prank, building permit for D W Gouldy to erect an eight room two story home at 1703 Ong Street with March 20 completion, a San Jacinto liquor burglary, visits from Mrs. S B Sanford of Webb City Oklahoma, Doris Ellingslea visiting Dallas, and local students facing first semester exams. Additional notes cover moves of R Douglas Smith to Amarillo, veterans' hospital news, a divorce in Hartford, and multiple Fort Worth and Denver railway personnel updates. Theater and event listings detail Tobacco Road at Municipal Auditorium, Whipsaw at Paramount, A Notorious Gentleman at Texas, Front Page Woman at Rex, Dante’s Inferno at Rialto, and Nat Dine and Dance Palace Swing Night with Lloyd Snyder's orchestra.

Municipal Auctorium Tobacco Road Broad Way Paramount

Foreign War Vets Will Meet Tonight at Legion Hall

A regular meeting of the John B. Golding Post Veterans of Foreign Wars will convene at 8 PM in the American Legion Hall at the Municipal Auditorium. Dr J F Bromert the magician will perform after a short business session. Also noted is a historical remark about a blind basketball team organized in 1929 at the Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind Talladega guided by bells on players and goals.

John B. Golding Post Veterans of Foreign Wars American Legion Hall Municipal Auditorium J. F. Bromert Alabama Institute For Deaf and Blind Talladega

They Believe the Post Office Is Headquarters

Local postmaster W. D. DeGrassi notes public belief that the post office handles federal matters. He reports over one hundred job applicants for the new local resettlement bureau have visited since its creation and about ten people daily seek loans, jobs, relief, or related information. The office provides only information found in newspapers.

W. D. DeGrassi Amarillo DeGrassi Post Office Bureau of Information

German Tobacco Cartel Head Predicts Shift to Brazil Leaf

Hermann Neuerburgh, a director of the German tobacco cartel, said after a trip to Brazil that starting in 1936 half of Germany's tobacco consumption would use Brazil leaf. The plan signals a major shift in supply sources and trade ties.

Hermann Neuerburgh German Tobacco Cartel Brazil Germany

Brinkley says he does not own XER station in Mexico

Dr John Brinkley admits he still has access to the Villa Acuna station once known as XER after losing ownership amid Mexican health department trouble. He says his role is only as a purchaser of airtime and that the owners may sell time to any party while FCC considers wiring Mexico for broadcasts.

P. D. Elder Georgia Talmadge Mexico Timadge Federal Communications Commission Roosevelt

Special Lunch Treats and Baking Tips Highlighted

A guide suggests giving children a home iced cracker treat instead of candy. It also notes methods for smooth custard and slow-oven baking. Additional facts claim Clyde, Britain, suffered a 70 percent drop in 1931, while Mongolian plains hold far more camels than the Sahara.

Sallie Cox Uses Crying Act for Cash in Radio Prank

Sallie Belle Cox, a 20-something performer born in Parkersburg West Virginia now based in New York, fields complaints from irate mothers who accuse broadcasters of provoking tears. Her act began as playful crying for company and has become a money making routine. She has taught at an Cleveland orphanage and helps at a New England girls camp, while her trade spans romance and radio pranks. The Kei Islands in the Dutch East Indies trade copra timber trepang and tortoise shell.

Sallie Belle Cox Miss Cox Parkersburg W. Va Cleveland New England New York Kei Islands Moluecag Dutch East Indies

Carter's Little Liver Pills Adverts Claim Bile Flow Relief

An 19th century style advertisement urges readers to take Carter's Little Liver Pills to stimulate two pounds of bile flow daily. It warns laxatives are insufficient and promises gentle, effective relief to improve digestion, energy, and mood.

Carter

Girl Killed When She Is Hit by Car

In Fort Worth an inquest was to be held into the death of Bertha McIntire 35 who was killed when she stepped into the path of a speeding automobile on a downtown street as she prepared to buy fruit. C R Pressley Jr driver said he saw her but could not avoid the impact. The death was the sixth automobile fatality in Fort Worth in 1936.

Fort Worth U.P Bertha McIntire C. R. Pressley, Jr Port Worth

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Book OF Texas Schilling Coffee Capitol Hotel Amarillo Barber and Beauty College R. R Carrie) Nation Herbert Hughes Barber College E. R. Cox D. W. Gouldy Ong Street Kidd San Jacinto S. B. Sanford Doris Ellingslea H. E. Billingslea Fillmore Street Dallas R. Douglas Smith Bobby Montgomery Ala McMillen Apartments Smith Rural Resettlement Administration William C. Branam Veterans’ Hospital Sawtelle Calif Hartford Conn Alice Kenyon Rockwell Sam Elkins John Smithee Tucumcari, N. M B. B. Burton Denver Harry Warner City Engineering J. B. Mitchell Lincoln Street Richard Cocke Claude McKinney Wellington Jo Prances Fain Winney Morton M. G. Monaghan J. K. McCann Childress George Baker Frank Banner the Elks Jeeter Lester Tulsa Oklo Jack Kirkland Erskine Caldwell the Panhandle Richard Macauley Saturday Evening Post Rex Theater Bette Davis George Brent Nat Dine and Dance Palace Lloyd Snyder Wayne Bldg S. Harrison Street Sixth and Harrison Streets E. A. Regal Company Insurors Realtors Auditors Box J-24 Care Globe-News XER Clyde Britain Sahara Desert Seagram Distillers Seagrans Bond Joseph E Seagram & Sons Ontario Canada Seagram’s “Vy. O Ottled Seagram-Dutchillers Corp N.Y House of Seagram Seagraw Faineain Street
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