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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1936

Page

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First Texas state old age pension checks arrive in Amarillo

Two hundred elderly residents in Amarillo received their initial state old age pension checks marking the start of social security in Texas. The monthly payments come from a mix of state liquor tax funds and federal support, aiding those in need without shame. David H. Freeman, 306 North Houston Street, was the first to receive his check at the post office.

Amarillo Texas Pos David H. Freeman North Houston Street

Second Siamese Twin Dies Before Operation

In Medford Massachusetts the second Siamese twin died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after surgeons abandoned plans for a severance operation. Mary survived briefly after birth but died following respiratory and treatment complications. Carina had died earlier. Dr. John B. Vernaglia, who delivered the twins, spoke of slim odds of recovery and the decision to halt surgery.

Medford Maas Lawrence Memorial John B. Vernaglia Vernaglia

Recess Taken in Frink Suit Against Helen Hayes

Recess was taken early in the hearing of Carol Frink's $100,000 alienation of affections suit against Helen Hayes. Court corridors buzzed with rumors that lawyers were attempting a settlement.

Chicago U.P Carol Frink Helen Hayes

Light Showers Ineffectual in Stricken Area

United Press reports a vast drought across the Northwest driving grain prices higher. Farmers face poverty amid chinch bugs and grasshoppers as scattered showers fail to relieve the heat. Officials urge federal aid while drought-struck regions from the Dakotas to Iowa suffer. Mayor Eric Wallin of Steele, North Dakota, warns of actual want on many farms.

United Press Chicago U.P Great Agricultural Northwest Ohio Missouri Canada Winnipeg Dakotas Wyoming Montana Iowa Drouth Eric Wallin Steele, N. D

Plow That Broke the Plains Shown With Soviet Films in New York

Horace M. Russell, Amarillo businessman, reported in New York that The Plow That Broke the Plains shared billing at the Cameo Theater on 42nd Street with May Day in Moscow and News Spots from U. S. 8.R. The Plow was made by the Resettlement Administration, an agency of the U.S. government, while the other two were released by the National Russian Picture Exhibiting Company.

Times Square New York City Moscow U.S New York Cameo Theater Amkinos Rusell West

Amarillo to Pick Post Office Site and Price

The federal government seeks a new post office site in Amarillo with a $750,000 building budget. Proposals from property owners will be opened publicly as the Treasury Public Works Division requests purchase prices and donations of property. Corner lots and interior lots with specified frontage and depth are described and alternate street frontages will be considered.

Amarillo Federal Congress Procurement Division Public Works Branch Treasury Department Uncle Sam

GOP Charges Plank Thefts Across 1936 Platforms

Chicago July 3. John D. M. Hamilton Republican national chairman accuses Democratic modelers of plagiarizing planks from the Republican platform. He cites anti monopoly and civil service pledges as copied ahead of the Democratic convention.

Chicago John D. M. Hamilton Illinois Republican Finance Committee Roosevelt Hamilton

Convicts Captured While Asleep in Auto

In Groesbeck Texas two escapees Luke Trammell and Forrest Gibson were captured after being startled from sleep in a stalled car near Thornton. Night Warden T. T. Easley and a prison guard seized them at 1 10 A.M. and they were taken to Limestone County jail bound for Huntsville.

Trammell and Gibson Limestone County State Huntsville

Balloon race kicks off from Denver for national event

Six balloonists launch a pre Independence Day adventure from Denver’s mile high airport in the 24th annual national balloon race. The winner earns a chance to represent the United States in Poland for the James Gordon Bennett International race next month and may chase a distance record.

Denver United States Poland

Watermelon Thief Puzzle Baffles Police Expert

Charles Williams, a Black man, was convicted of stealing a watermelon. William Wright attempted to fingerprint him, discovering Williams had six fingers. It took two hours to decide how to fingerprint a six-fingered man, as official cards offer only five spaces. Headquarters advised using two cards.

New York Charles Williams William Wright Wright Williams Headquarters

Amarillo Area Weather Forecast Summary

Weather outlook for Amarillo and West Texas shows fair conditions tonight and Saturday with a few clouds Sunday and Monday. New Mexico also fair tonight and Saturday with warmer northwest portions. Temperature extremes reach 68 degrees today.

Amarillo West Texas New Mexico Northwest

Fischer to broadcast on Texas Quality network Friday nights

Governor candidate W. Fischer will air a campaign broadcast on the Texas Quality network at 8 p.m. each Friday night. Campaign manager Jim Williams says the slot will continue weekly until the first primary on July 25.

W. Fischer Texas Quality Network Jim Williams Panhandle

Official Democratic ballot list for July 25 election

County Clerk Ted Blackburn holds the ballot for distribution on election day. Absentee voters may obtain ballots beginning Sunday. Names listed include U S Senator J Edward Glenn. Governor P Pierce Brooks. Lieutenant Governor Walter F Woodul. Attorney General William McCross. Chief Justice C M Cureton. Associate Justice Richard Critz. Judge O B Lattimore. State Railroad Commissioner to be continued on Ballot Page 2.

Ted Blackburn United States J. Edward Glenn Bosque County Guy B. Fisher San Augustine Richard C. Bush McLennan County Joe H. Eagle Harris County Morris Sheppard Bowie County Joseph H. Price Tarrant County P. Pierce Brooks Dallas County F. W. Fischer Smith County James V. Allred Wichita County Tom F. Hunter Roy Sanderford Bell County Walter F. Woodul William McCross Supreme Court C. M. Cureton Richard Critz Williamson County Court of Criminal Appeals O. 8. Lattimore Travis County

Elephant tusk teeth delightfully snap at a Democrat

A centenarian has false teeth carved from an elephant tusk. The new teeth are mostly satisfactory though they occasionally snap at a Democrat, causing periodic comic trouble in daily life.

Spokane Plays for Zioncheck in Secluded Homecoming

Seattle July 3 Marion A Zioncheck faced his district after a trip with his wife in seclusion. He traveled by train through Idaho Washington state while a band played at Spokane station and he stayed in a locked compartment. His wife arrived by airplane, a surprise to locals amid a warrant for her arrest by former landlady Mrs Benjamin Young. An 18th candidate for the congressional post appeared today. FHA LOANS. Long Bell Lbr Co

Seattle Marion A. Zioncheck Bitter Root Idaho Washington State Spokane Zioncheck Fast Benjamin Young

Amarillo Prepares for Glorious Fourth Celebrations

Amarilloans head into a long Fourth of July weekend with business hours extended and plans for a major Independence Day crash show at Tri-State Fair grounds by Hanson Post of the American Legion. The city joins a Clarendon highway parade and the Donley County Pioneer Round-Up, while the Red Cross warns of firework related injuries and urges caution among revelers.

Amarillo Tri-State Fair Grounds Hanson Post The American Legion American Red Cross Police and Fire Departments Sheriff's Office

Soothsayer fails to soothe as clients miss valuables

More than a dozen Amarillo residents sought the clairvoyant’s help using official and private sources. Victims told of leaving money and cherished items, including a wedding band and rings, with the soothsayer while she pondered problems. A sign claimed she was away at a beauty salon.

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