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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1935

Page

3

Amarillo Launches Citywide Traffic Safety Drive

City officials and local businesses announce a comprehensive traffic safety campaign in Amarillo aiming to cut motor vehicle deaths. Mayor Ross Rogers and City Manager H R Smith urge universal pledge compliance and public cooperation to reduce crashes and promote highway courtesy.

Amarillo Ross Rogers H. R. Smith

Valley Forge drama shines with Washington portrait

Maxwell Anderson’s Valley Forge presented by Theater Guild offers a stark war portrait led by Philip Merivale as Washington. The play contrasts Congress struggles with battlefield grit, highlighting liberty as the central cause and drawing parallels to modern times.

Paul Harrison New York American Theater Maxwell Anderson America Anderson Theater Guild George Washington Washington Valley Forge Congress Army Fed Congressional Committee

The Thedford’s Black-Draught Enduring Laxative Choice

An old reliable vegetable laxative, Thedford's Black-Draught, remains popular as both headache and constipation relief. Mrs. A. M. Brumley of Steele Missouri cites family use and immediate relief from discomfort after meals.

A. M. Brumley Steele Thedford

American Goods in Normandy Liner Highlights U S Parts

The French liner Normandie, though fully French in design, will use American components. May 29 maiden voyage from Le Havre to New York features GE air conditioning, Brunswick refrigeration, Sperry searchlights, Frigidaire equipment, and Armstrong Cork deck coverings. Maiden outbound June 3 arrival. eastward trip starts June 7 from New York.

New York General Electric Company Brunswick International Company Newark Sperry Gyroscope Company Brooklyn Frigidaire Armstrong Cork Company Lancaster Penn la Havre

Seek Mail Carrier To Deliver Huge F. D. R. Greeting

Boston news reports a nationwide probe to find a mail carrier born January 20 1882 who will carry by air the world’s largest birthday greeting card to President Roosevelt. Postmaster General Farley has approved delivery. the card measures 100 by 100 inches and weighs 70 pounds and when unfolded exceeds 180 feet.

Boston U. S. Postal Department Roosevelt Eriest Dudley Chase Farley Amarillo Washington Frank Abrahamson Polk Street Ed Otis Mr. Otis

French Line order shifts to French subsidiary after quality concerns

The French Line has found the French product not fully up to American standards, leading to an order placed with the French subsidiary of the American firm involved. This move reflects the transfer of procurement to local operations amid quality comparisons.

Dealers Gather in Amarillo for Minneapolis Moline Meeting

More than three-score dealers from Amarillo area and Panhandles attend a daylong meeting of Minneapolis Moline Power and Implement Co at 1009 East Tenth Avenue. New wheat farming machinery and latest improvements are displayed. Officials F N Langham and C H Davey attend. Luncheon, banquet at Blackstone Hotel, Jim York oversees arrangements.

Amarillo Panhandle Plains Texas Oklahoma Panhandle New Mexico Minneapolis- Moline Power and Implement Company East Tenth Avenue F. N. Langham Kansas City C. H. Davey Minneapolis Blackstone Hotel Jim York

Groundwork Laid For Loan To Aid Co Eds In Oklahoma

Legal steps were taken in Oklahoma City for a $100,000 loan fund from W T Clark's will to assist University of Oklahoma co-eds. The Sallie B Clark Fund honors Mrs Clark and supports advanced education for women to better prepare them to train their children. The will, filed in Anadarko, handles a $213,009 estate. Clark died January 9.

Oklahoma City University of Oklahoma W. T. Clark Sallie B. Clark

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