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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1935
Page
2
A scrambled local column recounts spider bite myths and old house dangers, notes a rodeo at Canadian July 3 4 5, mentions a wedding scare and a golf club plan, plus odd bits about pets and weather and a panhandle Senior Golf Association.
Jackie Thomas 10, son of Mr and Mrs Jack Thomas of 2114 Buchanan Street, suffered a broken left wrist and minor cuts when his bicycle was hit by an automobile at Eighteenth Avenue and Fillmore Street about 8:30 this morning. The driver, a El Paso woman tourist, stated the accident was unavoidable and the child was at fault. Jackie was taken to St Anthonys Hospital for first aid and then home. Riding with him was Carlton Horne, son of Mr and Mrs Howard Horne of 2145 Pierre Street, who was also involved.
Tra Truitt, son of Prittt, living east of Lamesa, drowned yesterday in a small lake. Local authorities planned memorial services today in Lamesa as Lamfsa and community crews searched the area.
The 47th and 108th district courts adjourned for summer vacation. Judge F C Nelson and Judge W F Gee attend a bar association convention in Houston. Potter County grand jury dismisses 1K days in 1N weeks with 46 indictments and 235 witnesses. Gee returns Aug 19, Nelson Aug 26, Canyon, Randall County session Aug 3.
Walter C. Richards, 51, an oil well driller, is missing from his Pampa home. He drove a 1931 Chrysler with plate 415-640. Last seen after planning a May 25 visit. Amarillo police informed. Contact Mrs. W. H. Davis with information.
Funeral services for Jess J. Lawson age 40, proprietor of Herring Barber Shop, will be held at 2 PM Tuesday at N S Griges Funeral Home. Rev R N Huckabee will lead, with pallbearers C R Garner Far Fuqua Max Merry Jess Lapham FE H Jackson and R P Ford. Burial in Llano Cemetery. Survivors include widow Alta Lawson three sons Jess Jr James C Jackie two daughters Ola B Roberta mother Mrs G W Lawson Para Gould Ark and two sisters Mrs W W Coleman Cooter Mo and Mrs Charles Maynard St Louis.
Burial services for 17 year old Fekford Mathis will be held Tuesday at 4 PM at Griggs Funeral Chapel and San Jacinto Methodist Church. Rev. Gaston Foote will officiate with interment at Llano Cemetery. Surviving are parents Mr. and Mrs Mathis and three brothers Far Odell Paul. The body traveled from Fort Worth Denver train and lies in state until services.
Official figures show 227 dead in the Kyoto Osaka flood disaster with 22 percent of victims dead in the region. Homes damaged across 21 prefectures and farmland inundated as railways broken and relief work continues.
A reception of near spirituals will be given at Mt Zion Baptist Church located at Second Avenue and Van Buren Street. Concert program details are incomplete but indicate an evening event at the church.
Amarillo eyes a three week outing with a shot at Hollywood after a Paramount Theater sponsored bathing beauty contest July 17 18. Contestants compete in evening gowns then swimsuits with six finalists advancing to Roswell for Miss Queen of the Southwest and possible studio trips and gown gifts.
Dr Yoshioka discussed experiments with 30 chimpanzees showing potential to restore sexual powers via hormonic injections. He claimed hair growth and chest hair effects linked to sex, with partial human trials yielding similar but less pronounced results.
Senator Carter Glass of Virginia, after 34 years in Congress, laments current strikes for five day weeks and six hour days while recalling his own 18 hour workdays. He still owns Lynchburg newspapers and keeps media interests alongside banking legislation.
In Chicago a 14 year old boy Stanley May of Independence Missouri lies with bandaged eyes as doctors evaluate a pioneering transplant of a woman's eye into his injured left eye. The donor woman remains anonymous and the operation follows a five year old accident.
In Braceville Illinois on July 1 UP reports peace between the Watkins and Bamberger families once at swords points after an erring nurse swapped identification tags at Englewood Hospital Chicago at the birth of Charles Evans Watkins and George Edward Bamberger. The parents and boys now mark their fifth birthday with a family tea and cake.
A nitroglycerin explosion east of Amarillo injured Bruce Hayes, a Pepin driver, last week. He remained semi conscious for days and is now mostly conscious in hospital care. Mrs Hayes traveled from Hollister, Missouri for support.
President Roosevelt issues executive orders extending the national labor relations board until August 1 and keeping the national steel and textile boards active until further order. The national labor relations board would otherwise have expired, while a new Wagner board is prepared under legislative action now before the President.
Eden recalls to Mussolini that any cession of British territory must bring an equivalent return. Mussolini rejects the proposal as a basis for settlement. Eden says on his Paris trip he briefed Premier Laval on his conversations with Mussolini.
Reuters dispatches report the commander of the Chinese irregulars was captured at Tungchow and to be returned to Peiping for trial. Five mutineers were reportedly captured bearing five barred flags and armbands reading Justice Autonomy Army. rewards were offered for the capture alive and for the body.
Congress debates a death sentence provision for unessential utility holding companies. Rayburn advocates limited debate while Maverick and Truax oppose, O'Connor objects to process control. Ficher pushes the amendment as the House negotiates 2.5 hours more debate with a vote expected about 2:30 PM EST. labor leader Green backs Roosevelt stance.
Markets report slight drops in New Orleans cotton amid muted interest as July opens near 11.77 and surrounding futures hover around 11.4 to 11.47. In Kansas City, hogs and cattle move uneven but largely steady to higher, with futures and cash prices showing varied gains across grades and stock types.
Amarillo attendees include Judge J Walker Hall chief justice of the Seventh Court of Civil Appeals Judge W E Gee and many local lawyers such as Ben H Stone J B Dooley L M Fischer E A Simpson Riley Strickland and Dawn Adkins among others as the convention opens Tuesday Judge Gee will speak on the judicial section program and Dooley will read a report for the association on legal education and admission to the bar.
The Veterans Administration requests sealed bids to furnish hospital or sanatorium care to female beneficiaries in Amarillo. Bids should be sent to the Veterans Administration Federal Building Oklahoma City. Bids will be opened July 8.
Funeral arrangements for Louis Gioldasis who died Saturday remain undecided though services likely tomorrow. The Greece native, 47, operated a cafe and lived in Amarillo six years. Survived by brother Sam and son Speros of Amarillo along with a wife and son in Greece.
Governor vows justice as searchers locate charred baggage and personal effects east of Tijeras Canyon. Investigators believe the killer burned items to destroy evidence of the crime.
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