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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1931

Page

10

Poincare Back in Job After Long Illness

Paris July 2 Raymond Poincare aged 71 recovering from a long illness and living quietly at his Lorraine chateau Leos Sampigny He resumes work on the eighth volume of In the Service of France focusing on Verdun He plans to recount Verdun events with plain candor and notes he will address the Foch and Clemenceau dispute later in his series The former French leader enjoys rural life with rabbits ducks pigeons and chickens and keeps two dogs Floc and Dany while following political matters closely and walking about the countryside.

Paris U.P Raymond Poincare McHman Lorraine Leos Sampigny Poincare France Verdun Tardieu Poin Edouard Herriot Tttle Floc Dany Foch Clemenceau

Escape Stunt at Thompson Pool Delights City Fans

Magician Bob Clark performs an underwater escape from a handcuffed and padlocked mail sack lowered to 10 feet, with Chief W R McDowell padlocking him. expected submersion is 1 minute 20 seconds. Free public entertainment includes swimming contests, diving stunts, and clown diving by Harry Ragland at 8 p.m. in City Section Park North.

Houdini Bob Clark Thompson Pool W. R. McDowell Bob Harry Ragland City Section

Trigg Surveys New Road at Murdo Gravel Pit

Howard T. Trigg Potter County surveyor and crew left for Murdo 46 miles northwest of Amarillo to survey a two mile road around a sand and gravel pit deemed one of the finest beds in the region. Three new railroad switch tracks, including a spur from Fort Worth and Denver, have been laid. The site is the first station this side of Channing and the deposit tests to 133 feet.

Howard T. Trigg Potter County Murdo Amarillo Fort Worth Denver New Highway Survey Channing

Frog raising in Louisiana fuels market growth

In New Orleans the frog leg trade is traced to Louisiana swamps where industry is well organized. Laws regulate catch size for marketing. About 400,000 frogs were sold out of state in 1930, worth from 33 to 4.50 a dozen.

New Orleans Louisiana

Trawler Lands 6250 Dollar Catch Near Murmansk

One trawler fishing off the Murmansk coast under a British cruiser protection landed a catch valued at 6250 dollars. The incident underscores ongoing naval escort operations in Arctic waters as fishermen move haul under patrol.

Murmansk Russia

Advertising and a Santa Fe train delay at Canadian

The column recalls advertising's impact on business and detailing a delayed Santa Fe passenger train No. 9 at Canadian for twenty minutes while the Sundown Ranch Party from New York proceeds to Holbrook Arizona. Thirty boys and sixteen girls, under Dr. W. E. Kurtz and chaperones, travel in Pullman palace cars to spend two months at the Sundown Ranch with planned riding to Indian celebrations and attractions.

Santa Fe Fred Harvey Sundown Ranch New York City Holbrook Arizona W. E. Kurtz Ruth Katzenstein Jennett Shair Pullman Company New York Kurtz Texas Panhandle Canadian

Railroads Expand Power as Amarillo Divisions Grow

Amarillo division receives three 3000 class monster locomotives for A C R line between Amarillo and Liberal Kansas, plus continued loadings on Santa Fe Plains division. Increased staffing returns idle workers and rails borrow crews from lighter divisions. J C Rollo and family in Dalhart. W F Dale takes charge of California fast freight Nos 991 992. M Medearis shifts to passenger service. Construction begins on Denver Northern from Childress to Pampa with ICC deadline. Pampa commits 60000 for right of way. New railway line celebrated in interior town. paving on Highway 33 between Amarillo and Pampa opens. Rock Island restores chief dispatcher role. telegraph service expands to Wilton and Stinnett. July Fourth excursions promoted to El Paso and Oklahoma City. Anvil Park Rodeo at Canadian set for large crowds.

Amarillo Rock Island Liberal Kan Santa Fe Plains Denver W. F. Dale California H. Medearis McClure Denver Northern Fort Worth Childress Pampa Interstate Commerce Commission Gray County W. E. Romero el Paso Oklahoma City

Amarillo to Get New Air Mail Line Soon

Amarillo will join a new air mail route within ten days. The Aviation Corporation with American Airways as a subsidiary holds the Fort Worth to Amarillo contract, while Mid-Continent Air Express covers Amarillo to Pueblo. A Fokker airship awaits at Municipal Field with Dee Graham as manager.

Amarillo The Aviation Corporation American Airways Fort Worth Mid- Continent Air Express Western Air Express Pueblo Municipal Field Dee Graham English Field Denver Mid-Continent Los Angeles Kansas City St. Louis Oklahoma City Tulsa

Postal receipts rise in Amarillo June report

Amarillo postal receipts for June show a substantial increase over June of last year. The monthly report, released yesterday by postmaster W. C. Kenyon, records last month’s receipts at 26355.14 dollars versus 25651.61 dollars the year before.

Amarillo W. C. Kenyon

Island lake pageant and river valley frolics in Texas

The piece describes an island dotted lake arena with groves and fountains hosting a ninth season of shows with crowds in shaded seats. It mentions trains, rail rate hearings, a minor operation in Kansas City, and a request by the San Antonio and Aransas Pass Railroad to junk nineteen miles of track between Luling and Gonzales. It weaves in social notes, jokes, and public concerns reflecting early 20th century Texas life.

Lizzie San Antonio and Aransas Pass Luling Gonzales

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Trigg Barber Castel Vienna John Moore Merlin Pinkham J. C. Rollo Ray Work East Sixth Street Studer and Son Dc. E. Warden Clovis Ralph Martin Tom Wilson Hilda Carson County Bailey T. S. Barnes Jd. C. Hammack Wilton Stinnett Studers State of Texas Anvil Park Old Mexico H. W. Clutter C. P. A. Rock Island Lines Amarillo, Texas City NEW Air Mail Line Roaches Davies R. W. Prentice Etter Mildred Western Railways Eastern Territory Saxophone Whittle and Spit Club Capitol Hotel Lucky Strike Eres A. T. Co Mira N.b.c.networks
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