Rhinelander Settlement Planned for July 16 in Las Vegas
The Rhinelander divorce dispute moves toward a $200000 to $500000 settlement in Las Vegas on July 16. Leonard Kip Rhinelander, heir to the Rhinelander fortune, and his former wife Alice Jones Rhinelander will end their separation case in Westchester County as part of the deal. The case arose after Mrs. Rhinelander, asserting the Las Vegas divorce was invalid in New York, pursued divorce proceedings citing cruelty and abandonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preas
Waiter Plains
N.Y
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Rhinelander
Alice Jones Rhinelander
Las Vegas
Nev
Frank M. Gagliardi
Gagliardi
Westchester County
Commo
Phillip Rhinelander
New York State
Prohibition debates and world tariff tensions discussed
The column debates prohibition impact on savings and wages, and critiques U S tariffs amid European retaliation risks. It cites Italy and Isotta Fraschini, mentions GM plans in Italy, and warns Europe must coordinate or risk prosperity. It also recounts daring feats and aviation pioneers like Stathskie and Amy Johnson, plus Irish and Canadian alcohol trade notes.
Drawing Igloo the Byrd Dog for Free Theater Tickets
Amarillo children ages up to 15 are invited to draw Miss Igloo, Byrd's white fox terrier, as pictured with Commander Byrd at the South Pole. Twenty five winners will receive free tickets to the film With Byrd at the South Pole, printed names and drawings to appear in Fridays Globe. Entries must be submitted by 8 a.m. Friday to the Byrd Contest Editor at The Globe. Tickets distributed Saturday at The Globe office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrd
Globe
Globe Office
New York
Jno
F. Clarke
Amarillo
Allegheny Corporation
Allis Chalmers
Bits Ameria
Foreign Power
American Car & F
American Power & Lig
American Tobacco
Anaconda Copper
Associated Dry
At&s R
Auburn Auto
Aviation
Baltimore, & One
Best & Company Toy Bethlehem Steel
Boha Aluminum
Borden Company
Brooklyn
HAN Dity Abm
Crucible Steel
Cubs Company
Delaware &Hudson
Delaware A & Wee Ek
AO & Rio Gra Wes R&r
Edison
Talyeres
Man Koil
Tee Iite Auto Lite
Electric Boat Co
Ee, Electric Power & Li
Kye
Endicott Johnson
General Motors
General Railway
Farmers urged to grow less wheat in price drive
Reed accused Legge and officials of pressuring American farmers to reduce acreage and exports while manufacturers ship mills abroad. Hyde and Legge touted a plan in Nebraska and Colorado, arguing higher foreign production lowers U S prices. Governor Reed challenged the Farm Board as Legge prepared to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Legge
International Harvester Company
Nebraska
Colorado
Hyde
National Party
Farm ‘Board
Farm Board
Legion 40 and 8 Picnic at Palisades
The 40 and 8 members of the Lovel American Legion post will gather at the Palisade Thursday night for a stag picnic. Otho K Fa thef de Gare announced. Attendees should be at the Legion Home at 7 o clock ready to go. Lunch and transportation will be furnished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovel
American Legion
Palisade
Otho K
Fathef de Gare
Legion Home
Bond for Nicholas Freedon in June 13 shooting
Nicholas Freedon Bond posted by J. R. Nicholas in a gun battle with local taxi driver H. W. Hyde. The $2,500 bond was signed by Lubbock citizens with approval from Wade Hardy the Lubbock County sheriff. A September trial is probable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Nicholas
H. W. Hyde
Lubbock
Wade Hardy
Nicholas
Former Amarilloan Held at Albuquerque
Former Amarilloan C. R. Williams known as Clarence Hayden and H. H. Wilson was arrested in Albuquerque, sought by Amarillo police on pick-up warrants. He faces state charges of obtaining money under false pretenses. The text also includes unrelated historical commentary on whiskey and tariffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Williams
Newcomer Seeks Work in Amarillo Citizes Waiver
A newcomer to Amarillo writes Tack seeking income methods before settling permanently. He has explored the city for employment without success and mentions a nice business opportunity found, noting he has exhausted avenues and plans to pursue further in Tack Letters on Page 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Various Amarillo Visitors and Local Notices Around Town
Amarillo residents hosted guests and visitors this week including Mrs. Ford Noland from Amarillo visiting in Wichita Falls and Roy Wright of Clayton New Mexico in town on business. Several residents returned home from visits to Dallas Fort Worth Throckmorton Mobile Alabama Clovis and Oklahoma City and a number of local business figures announced travel plans including Ad agency Panhandle Fair exhibit promotion and real estate hires. Barth posts bond after being indicted for cutting telephone wires leading into a local residence.
Fireman leaps to death in New Orleans
Bennie Getz, a city fireman on sick leave, leaped from a twelfth story window of the veterans bureau in the Masonic Temple during the morning rush hour. His body crashed onto a parked truck and narrowly avoided the crowded sidewalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Bennie Getz
Veterans Bureau of the
Masonic Temple
Bear Raids on Stock Worrying Ranch Owners
Western ranchers in the Gunnison River district face bear raids on stock killing hundreds of sheep. Ranchers have killed nine attackers and requested a hunter from the U S Biological Survey to help abate the nuisance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Gunnison
Cole
Wall Street
Gunnison River
United States Biological Survey
Next Trip Of Admiral Byrd Kept Secret
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd says he plans another expedition but will not reveal destination or details. He noted a deficit from the Antarctic voyage and compared exploration to Amundsen, stressing such trips are not money making ventures.
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United Press
Albany
N. Y
Richard E. Byrd
Poles
Byrd
Amundsen
Sterling shifts San Angelo speech to Thursday at 10 30 A M
Sterling announced he would wait to speak in San Angelo until Thursday at 10 30 A M while Miller’s engagement remained unchanged. He outlined a radio plan with a five station hook up including KGEKL KOB WIAD KGKB and KGFI and said he would discuss highway financing and tax reduction to voters.
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At & P
Sterling
San Angelo
Miller
KGEKL
KOB
el Paso
WIAD
KGKB
Brownwood
KGFI
Corpus Christi
WBAP
Fort Worth
Dublin
Lone Cop Shot During Bank Heist Escape
A lone officer felled by a pistol butt, two accomplices fled to the woods. Captor identified as ex convict Fred Diebel. Bank officials value the loot at about $3,000. over $1,700 recovered from sacks dropped by Diebel.
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Fred Diebel
Diebel
Three Children Die in Calgary House Fire
A Calgary family fire claimed three young lives when the mother left to get milk next door. Birdie Gillard aged 4, Eileen aged 2, and Allan aged 1 died in the blaze. Father Henry Gillard had gone to a fair grounds booth to sell frankfurters.
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Associated Press
Calgary
Alta
Birdie Gillard
Eileen
Allan
Henry Gillard
Fair Grounds
Reid Resigns as Choir Director Head Reid Resigns as Choir Director Head
Professor Thomas Reid, long time director of music at First Christian Church and choir director at Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church, resigns to take a similar post at Central Christian Church of San Antonio. He plans to open a San Antonio studio after arriving February 1 from Cisco. He previously led Randolph College's College of Fine Arts for four years and held a similar post at Phillips University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Reid
First Christian Church
Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church
Central Christian Church of
San Antonio
Reid
Central Christian Church
Cisco
College of Fine Arts
Randolph College
Phillips University of
Huntsville Attorney Killed In Bridge Crash
Earl Swanger a 37 year old Huntsville attorney and DA candidate died when his car plunged 50 feet from the Harmon Creek bridge eight miles from Huntsville. The wreck and body were found today after a campaign stop in Trinity County.
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iBy
Associated Press
Huntsville
Earl & Swanger
Harmon Creek
Swanger
Trinity County
Lightning Kills Rancher in Howard Lake Ariz
Lightning killed 80 year old Macedonio Ortega, a ranch house caretaker, in Howard Lake Arizona. Two men nearby were unharmed. Elsewhere soil from all 48 states was used to plant an international friendship tree in Coral Gables Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Jant
Amy Johnson
London
Australia
Winifred
Miss Browne
Associated Press
Howard Lake
Ariz
Ite
Macedonio Ortega
Coral Gables
Fla
Seek to Move Loan Suit to Federal Court
Attorneys for the Amarillo Building and Loan sought to transfer the injunction suit filed by J S Cunningham against the Amarillo Building and Loan Association to the U S district court citing Colonial Holding Corporation of Utah as a party. Judge W E Gee planned to rule at 2 o clock. A new injunction case against the proposed merger with Texas Plains Building and Loan was filed by Mrs Sarah Conwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Cunningham
Amatillo Building and Loan Association
United States District Court
W. E. Gee
Colonial Holding Corporation of
Utah
Amarillo
Texas Plains Building and Loan
Sarah Conwell
Gee
Amarillo Building and Loan
Bobbitt to Speak Tomorrow in Canyon Courthouse Lawn
Arrangements are complete for Attorney General R. L. Bobbitt to address the public from the courthouse lawn at 8 p.m. tomorrow, followed by a radio appearance on WDAG between 9:30 and 10 p.m. He plans a Friday morning tour of North Panhandle communities before returning to Canyon that night.
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R. L. Bobbitt
Attorney Bobbitt
WDAG
North Panhandle
Canyon
Kansas City Market Report Including Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Livestock markets across Kansas City Fort Worth and Chicago show hogs up to 9.25 top in some lots, calves and steers varying gains, light yearlings and milkfed cattle strong at times, with sheep and lamb demand steady to higher. Prices listed by weight and class reflect active trading across regional yards and stockyards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Associated Press
Fort Worth
U. D
Chicago
Family of Four Can Live on 1.65 Per Day Report
Chicago reports a family of four could survive on 1.65 dollars daily through summer economies and seasonal produce. The American Research Foundation offers a model menu for breakfast lunch and dinner and urges buying fresh fruits and vegetables in season. The note appears amid broader market and weather updates from Meridian and New Orleans cotton, with commodity prices and futures cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
American Research Foundation
Foundation
Relatives and Names Lesson From a Child’s Poem
A 1930 Edgar A. Guest poem teaches a child to learn family by heart, naming uncles aunts grandmas grandpas and cousins and showing pride in knowing relatives. It mentions parents praising memory and a line about oils from yesterday's close at 12:80 to 2.
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PLAN
Europe
Italy
France
Isotta Fraschini Motor Company
Miami
Sloan
United States
George E. Stathskie
Buffalo
Niagara
Vesuvius
Ephesian Dome
Steve Brodie
Our Land
Bowery
Brodie
St. Pierre Miquelon
Foundceuet
Canada
Imme
the Globe
Will Winch
Publix Theater
Commander Byrd
Antarctic
Legion 40
Palisades
Nicholas Freedon Bond
Albuquerque
French Islands
Sam
Frost
Ford Noland
Amarillos
Wichita Falls
Roy Wright
Clayton, New Mexico
R. D. Robinett
West Fourteenth Avenue
H. W. Phenecie
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
Polk Street
Ross Phenecie
Champaign
Ilinois
Hub Phenecie
Roswell
New Mexico
Frank Joy
Taylor Street
West Coast
Washington
Oregon
California
J. M. Brooks
Dallas and
Jack Lusher
Coca Cola Bottling Works
Perryton
W. H. Diggers
Santa Rosa
Riley Strickland
Mobile
Alabama
Ralph Wooster
Mineral Wells
Ted Taylor
Tri- State Fair Association
Panhandle
Thomas Hendrick
Tucumrari
David McAdam, Jr
Fred M. Seale Real Estate Company
RH. V. Billings
Frank Harrie
Old Mexico
V. Stangel
Mr. Stangel
F. J. Stangel
Pawnee
Oklahoma
Lyman Stangel
Oklahoma City
Gladys Cook
Clovis
Miss Cook
General Motors Corporation
C. FE. Brunson
Fred M. Seale
Moore
Sherman
Dallam
Darrell Rascoe
Amarillo Motor Company
Belton
Texas
W. T. Whitehurst
Joe Vincent
Thin City
Whitehurst
Wanda Vincent
Ray Walling
Los Angeles
Winifred Shaver
The
Industrial Finance Corporation
Admiral Byrd
North
East Texas
Hwated Press
Fort. “Worth
John A. Erhard
Dallas
Lions Organization
Clint C. Mall
Erhard
Bobbitt
Weather Bureau
Meridian
Mixa
Associated Preas
Liverpool
U 5
D. A
Kansas
Missouri
Enat Shore Virginia Bbl
Chesapeake & Ohio
Safeway
Worthington Pump
Chesapeake Corp
Columbian Carbon
J. I. Case
Atchison
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific Preferred
St. Louis Southwestern
American Can
Westinghouse Electric
Koless
John
Mitie
Becoz
Irene
Flo
Edgar A. Guest
Ajay
Vose J
Gillett Razors
Am Republics
Glidden Co
Atlantic Refs
Ob Barnsdall “A
Gold Dust Corporation
Creole Pet
Goodrich Tire & Rubber
Darby Pet
Sly Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Gotham Silk Hose
Gulf of Penn
Fikta
Graham Paige
Pernete Houston
RTS Bie
Granby Consolidated Copper
Great Northern Railway
Pfd
Humble
Great Western Sugar
Hahn Department Stores
Aes Itio
Houdaille Hershey
Internat
Pet
Nate
Hudson Motors
Illinois Central RR
Louis Aokr
Erace
International Cement
Midntinent
Kans International Harvester
Johns Manville
Pandem
Kansas City Southern
Panhandle P & R
Julius Kayser
Vhege Ay 244
Kelvinator Corporation
Phillips Seeds
Kolster Radio
Pierce Oil Es
Kresge & Co
Ene Petre Kroger Grocery & Baking
Lambert Company
Praisie
Liggett & Myers B
Richfield of
al Deene
Ait Loew's Inc
Qeenee Ene
Reiter-Foster Ones
Royal Dutch
Lorillard ‘Tobacco
Louisville Gas & Electric
Simms
Ers
Ludlum Steel Sreveee Etartete H
Mack ‘Trucks Ener Si
Sinclair
Alg Bry
Land Roy
Penn Oil Sresve Ai Missouri T Paciti
Montgomery Ward
St'd
Murray Corporation
Superior Oil National Air Transport
Ivy Tide Water
National Aviation
An Buai Ohy
Union of Calif
Aos National Bellas Hees
Vacuum ‘al - Soh SI National Biscuit Co
Rl Pet
New York Central RR
NH & H RR
Warner-Quinlan
Northern Pacific RR
Oliver Farm Equipment
Penney Co
Sas Hanes
Pennsylvania RR
Public Service of NJ
Pullman
Vane
Radio Kelth Orpheum
Pr Radio Corporation
Remington Rand
Am Superpower
Ark Nat Gas
Eaeee
Assd Gas & Elec
Reynolds
Canadian Marconi
Ay Schulte
St Joseph
Cent
DeForat
Sears Roebuck
Detroit
Averft Simmons Co
Southern California Edison
Durant Motora
Tobaly Elec Bond & Share
Stone & Webster
Agly Fokker
Studebaker Corportson
Ford Motor Ltd
Ford of
Can 'A
Fox Theatre
General Baking
United Aircraft Transport
Goldman Sachs O
United Cigar
Anes
Lone Star Gas
United Car
Mavis Bottling
Tay United Fruit
US Pipe & Foundry
Pennroad Corp
US Steelsretry
Technicolor, Inc
Universal Pipe & Rad
Trans Am Corp
Ath
Vanadium Corporation
Warner Bros Pictures
AOA
United Gas
Warren Broa Co
Western Maryland RR
Western Union Ieee
Westinghouse
White Motor Co
Wee Overland
Woolworth
Maracaibo
M-J-B Co
M.J.B
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