Weather, Sun, and Odd Tidbits From The News Globe
Dry and hot conditions persist with little change since the last rain spell. Lindsay Nunn is expected to open KFDA around August 1 with wiring and offices installed by Nunns and Gooch. The issue also notes opulent anecdotes, local misprints, a new tower at Fourth and Polk, and Cecil Collingsworth’s hospital stay with heat and breeze constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsay Nunn
KFDA
Lindsay
Gilmore Nunn
Cornelius Gooch
Fourth and
Polk Street
Cecil Collingsworth
Gooch
St. Anthony's Hospital
Mattie Collingsworth
East Fifth Avenue
Cecil
Candidacy plans and odd local notices headline the page
The item details a candidate for Congress planning a fall special election after a presumed resignation, with ghost speakers and a promised government jobs payoff. It also includes local notices about bathing suits for a social center, Lynx sightings, a Kansas congressman’s barefoot golf, bird confiscation warnings, a Harvard war index, and a Bell Telephone stockholder count, plus a note about a forthcoming dynamite photograph.
German Ex-Reichstag Member Sees Germany on Path to Catastrophe
Wilhelm Sollman, once a Reichstag member now living in Charlottesville, argues Germany will not rise to world power but is headed toward another catastrophe. He spoke on July 7, challenging Hitler era aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Charlottesville
F. Wilhelm Sollman
Reichstag
Germany
Help Wanted Classified Fragments From Readers
Short notices show requests for work on a house trailer and general labor from a reader at Van Buren Street. Additional postings from a colored married man seeking any work with references and a 19 year old girl offering housekeeping and child care experience at North Lamar Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
van Buren Street
North
Lamar Street
Lions Install Roy Stockton as Amarillo Club President
Roy Stockton was installed as president of the Amarillo Lions Club succeeding J. B. Dooley. New officers include W. H. Freeman as first vice president Harry Daily as second vice president Dr E W Cain as third vice president Henry Munn and Willard Smith as directors. Holdover directors are J K Blythe and Fred Lyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Stockton
Amarillo Gas Company
Lions Club
J. B. Dooley
Amarillo
W. H. Freeman
Harry Daily
E. W. Cain
Henry Munn
Willard Smith
J. K. Blythe
Fred Lyon
Stockton
Dooley
Mark Galloway
Nunn Electric Company
Noble Lawdon
Plains Plumbing Company
Monte Rosenwald
KGNC
Death of Dr Charles E Salsbery Linked to Horse Encephalitis
Dr Charles E Salsbery a Kansas City veterinary biologist died from equine encephalitis in Amarillo after physicians used his own serum made from guinea pigs to treat him. Dr E F Lanham a classmate cautioned that horse sleeping sickness can transmit to humans though few horse cases exist in the Panhandle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Salsbery
Kansas City
Salsbery
E. F. Lanham
Amarillo
Salesbery
Dr. Lanham
Panhandle
Wheat storage jams spread as rails strain under flood of grain
Amarillo rail yards overflow with more than 230 cars of Texas wheat awaiting storage. Much will go to Galveston where 2,000,000 buseshels storage exists. Government loan sets basic prices and protein premiums, netting 66 cents for Amarillo No 1 wheat. market at 58 cents. Freight adds cost. farmers face possible default or buyback options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Amarillo
Galveston
Texas
Amarillo No. 1
CCC
South Plains
North Plains
Panhandle
Oklahoma
Simple Ringworm Relief with Black and White Ointment
An antiseptic treatment promises relief from itching burning and soreness of simple ringworm. It recommends applying Black and White Ointment with Black and White Skin Soap to destroy fungi on contact.
Coke Stevenson Summoned to Austin for Conference
Lieutenant Governor Coke R. Stevenson of Junction returned to Austin for a conference with Governor W. Lee O Daniel. The summons sparked speculation that it involved the road bond debt assumption bill awaiting the governor's action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Coke R. Stevenson
Junction
W. Lee O’daniel
Stevenson
Rural Transfers Due by August 1 in Potter County Rural Schools
County Superintendent Carl G. Clifft announced that all transfers from Potter County rural school districts to joining districts outside the county must be completed by August 1. Transfer blanks are available in the county courthouse. The Amarillo independent district is not affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl G. Clifft
Potter County
Mr. Clifft
Amarillo Independent
Grand jury to widen scope after LSU probe
Louisiana prosecutor says the grand jury, though focused on State University matters, may expand to other cases after completing its LSU review. Sanchez declined to elaborate as to possible indictments. If new charges arise, the $50 000 bond for Dr. Smith could be raised. Smith, captured in Canada after fleeing with his wife following resignation, faces an embezzlement indictment for $100 000 from L. and S. Uz funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Jack Benny
George Burns
G. O. P.laces
Brooklyn
New England
Pacific Coast
J. L. Barrow
Joe Louis
State Pharmaceutical Association
North Carolina
Germany
Hitler
Charlie McCarthy
Herb Lake
Canada
Dodgers
Cards
Frick
National League
Bonnot
George VI
Boston
State University
Sanchez
Dr. Smith
Smith
Funeral services held for V. Z. Sampley in Amarillo
Funeral services for V. Z. Sampley, a utilities lineman, were held at N. B. Griggs and Son Funeral Chapel with Rev. M. A. Meeker officiating. Sampley died after contacting a 13 200 volt high line, with four fellow linemen present. He was a native of Oklahoma and resident of Amarillo for 12 years. Survivors include wife Ruth, parents J. B. and wife, five sisters, and three brothers. Burial at Llano Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Z. Sampley
N. 8. Griggs and Son
M. A. Meeker
First Christian Church
J. L. Cook
F. E. Wood
S. E. Cox
G. M. Sullinger
Kay Baird
G. L. Holbrook, Jr
Samley
Utilities Company
Southwestern Public Service Company
Sampley
Oklahoma
Amarillo
Ruth Sampley
J. B. Sampley
Vina Terry
Lydia Nash
W. E. Huneke
N. L. Purtle
Chickasha
Okla
H. C. Christian
Bard, N. M
Oran Sampley
Chickasha, Okla
Thomas Sampley
Omega Sampley
Salano, N. M
Llano Cemetery
Plan To Cut Down Building Prices Plan To Cut Down Building Prices
Thurman Arnold, assistant attorney general, outlined a program for anti trust enforcement to lower building costs and increase housing. He testified before the federal monopoly committee that nationwide restraint of trade in housing is widespread and intolerable, with coordinated actions across government and business to prosecute violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thurman Arnold
Justice Department
Federal Monopoly Committee
Arnold
Department
Department of Justice
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wacwey
Associated Press
News-Globe
New Mexico
Colorado
Winchell
Albia
Iowa
Congress
Marvin Jones
Marvin
Helen Burgess
Arthur Ware
Curtis
Mamie Japhet
Houston
Dick Coon
Dalhart
Japhets
GC. O. Rison
Oklahoma City
Capitol Hotel
Borger
Skellytown
Mr. Rison
Mr. Risen
W. P. Lambertson
Kansas
East Eighteenth Street
Radio Tower
Harvard
Spain
England
France
Italy
Russia
Greece
Rome
United States
Bell Telephone Company
Jimmy Farley
Wes Lack
Dial
Effi
Lions
Weather Data
Abilene
Tex
Boise Idaho
Brownsville
Chicago
Cincinnati
Ohio
Clayton
N. Mex
Corpus Christi
Dallas
del Rio
Denver, Colo
Des Moines
Dodge City
Kan
Edmonton
Can
Elk City
el Paso
Eureka
Cal. Ors
Galveston, Tex
Havre
Mont. Wane
Helena
Mont
Huron
Jacksonville
Fla
Kamloops
Cal
Los Angeles
Lubbock
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Isa Bie
al Minnedosa
Modena
Utah
Montgomery
Ala
Nashville
Tenn
New Orleans
Lake North Platte
Neb
Phoenix, Ariz
Portland
Ore
Pueblo, Coloveer
Rapid City
Roswell
Shreveport
Washington, D. C
Wichita
Williston
N. C
Wilmington
Winnemuneca
Nev
Coke Stevenson
Louisiana
Bulova
Elizabeth
ELGIN
Zale
Dad
Bee
Pullman
New Sunny Col
Rere
Essick
Nunn Electric CO. Distributors
Ambasseder
Rogers Bros
America
Timest
POLK
Amarillo Globe-News
The
Globe-News
Encyclopedia Dept
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!