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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1936
Page
5
Kansas City livestock prices show uneven demand with steer and heifer ranges and top values noted. New Orleans cotton futures rise modestly as hedge selling and loan cotton activity influence early trading amid mixed weather signals.
Listing of KGNC programming for Friday evening and Saturday morning and afternoon. Sessions include Organ Reveries with John Josey, Centennial Contest, Dance Matinee, baseball scores, political talk, insurance program, musical shows, news, and religious lessons with times from 3:00 PM to 5:15 PM on Friday and 6:00 AM to 5:15 PM on Saturday.
Jacqueline Cochran Odlum suffered a second near fatal mishap at Indianapolis municipal airport when her aircraft nosed over and ground looped during a return to York. The event follows a prior incident last week involving a landing after takeoff for a new ship at the same field.
The Panhandle and Santa Fe lines extend from Amarillo with Boise City to Las Animas and Pecos. New trains promise faster service as passenger, express, and freight business rise sharply. May and June 1936 show substantial gains in passenger, express, and mail revenue.
The second week of temperatures above 100 degrees spread across Iowa the Dakotas Minnesota and Central Illinois with no relief in sight. In Wyoming firefighters battled a blazing wildfire around Sundance amid dense smoke as rain remained unlikely.
A 40 year old waiter, Harry Henry, is jailed after an Amarillo High School girl accused him of a criminal incident. The arrest followed parents filing a police complaint and the girl signing a formal statement.
Judge Wilson calls the Landis tract near a helium plant largely ruined by chemical runoff. He notes 331 acres suffering erosion and ecological damage, with lime and caustic soda flooding the land and killing fish and livestock. Damages estimated at 20 dollars per acre. Proceedings cite government action to prevent further contamination. Attorneys Miller Clayton and Vinyard represented the plaintiff.
A. E. Rutenbeck of Milwaukee, manager of the educational tour, notes Utah and Nevada to the Coast as part of a consolidated eastern and southwestern itinerary. The group uses license plates from Oklahoma and Georgia, began in Dallas Texas, and plans to meet a Mexico touring party in California.
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