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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1935
Page
13
A feature on hay fever in Amarillo details clear symptoms, such as red watery eyes and constant sniffles. Therapies range from smelling salts and teas to pollen extracts, with doctors warning only long term allergy testing and prevention offer real relief.
Berlin reports Germany plans 12 fast U boats two battleships and two cruisers under the 1935 36 program to reach the 420 895 ton Anglo German ratio. More subs expected as the navy expands after years of inactivity.
By order of the Potter County District Court a sheriff sale is set for the highest bidder on the first Tuesday in August 1935, at the Amarillo courthouse. The real estate is Lot 11, Block 210 San Jacinto Heights, 609 Prospect Street, Amarillo, to satisfy a judgment in favor of California Western States Life Insurance Co. against Joe E. Pitts and others. W. M. Adams, Sheriff. Ry Sam Ramse/f, Deputy.
Public auction to sale the interest of Hattie May Keagans J M Reagans H W Blackburn Mrs Florence Hardin and E W Hardin in east half of Lots 8 9 10 Block 84 Glidden and Sanborn Addition Amarillo Texas per July 1935 order of sale issued by the 108th District Court Potter County. Sale to occur at courthouse door between 10 AM and 4 PM on first Tuesday in August 1935.
In Chester Pennsylvania three boys and an 11 year old girl were arraigned before Magistrate Robert McBride on charges of borrowing an automobile. The court ordered spankings by their parents as punishment.
A national finger print bureau for general identification is being organized in Canada by the U P A. The records will help identify victims of amnesia accidents illness or death away from home.
Florence dispatch reports Don Juan, heir to the Bourbon line, to wed Princess Maria Mercedes in October likely in Rome. The union links Bourbon branches as royalists anticipate a grand ceremony blending Franco Spanish royal prestige.
Jesse H. Newton of Columbia University told the National Education Association convention in Denver that America needs two million teachers and a four billion dollar education budget. He urged expanding current totals and emphasized a democracy centered curriculum.
W Rowe, a leading US mule exporter, begins shipments for the year with 109 mules aboard the freighter Sonje bound for Italy from Montreal. He annually ships hundreds of mules to European markets, often accompanying the herd to ensure safe transport.
Springfield reports a lighthearted fact about Aimee Cote born June 9, 1888 in Alpena Michigan. He has endured birthday rain since his birth, moving to Massachusetts years ago. This year the rain continued on his 47th birthday and he predicts more rain for June 9, 1936.
Denver reports the Colorado State Fish and Game Commission endorses a talking picture machine on fish and fishing and the state executive council tentatively approves publishing a state magazine. The magazine would be the most ambitious advertising venture yet for the state.
The Nagoya Railway Bureau of Japan will start a pigeon section costing nearly 1000 dollars. Ninety five birds will be purchased initially and bred to supply a nationwide auxiliary communication system for use when other means are down, such as after disasters.
Amanullah reforms met a setback as a European company toured Kabul. Men rejected Western trousers, removing them and placing them on seat backs, then sat cross legged and strove to enjoy the rest of the show in traditional style.
The 45th annual United Confederate Veterans reunion will be hosted in Amarillo September 3-6. Local Chamber secretary Carl Hinton says thousands are expected from across the nation with visitors arriving by rail, car, and air. Delegations from New York City and Chicago are expected, and organizers emphasize broad national participation and Amarillo hospitality.
Governor James V. Allred leaves Wichita Falls by motor to visit his parents in Bowie and plans to ride by train to Austin later. The trip follows a brief period when Lieutenant Governor Walter Woodul acted as governor after Allred crossed the Red River bridge into Oklahoma to inspect flood damage.
In Los Angeles and Duncan Oklahoma, police guard Erle P. Halliburton and family after he reports threats tied to his criticisms of dole recipients. An unknown caller warns him to watch his children as his cementing plant could be blown up.
Mr and Mrs Frank Hoyt on vacation in Colorado this week with Hoyt working as a clerk in the county tax collector s office The federal office of education reports about one fourth of the nation s total population attends school daily and 30550000 students are enrolled in full time day schools
Last rites for George Jackson Watson 79 were held at Plnckburn Shaw Chapel with Rev T H Tor hat conducting. Burial was in Liang Cemetery. Survivors include widow Julia, five sons E J Homer Louis Tom and Jim, three daughters Zola Nix Helen Hitchcock and Sid Stroup, and brother Noble Watson. He died suddenly at his son Homer Watsons home in Amarillo after five years residence.
Courthouse records list deeds for Mrs. Belle Kniffin to Vernon B Garrett on 7 10 1938 for 260 dollars lot 23 block B Blasdel Ep 221 Holland Texas Plains Building & Loan to E S Burgess on 7 9 1935 for various property. Marriage license for Clifford L Starkey and Lela Evans. Vehicle registrations for F B Beasley 1935 Ford Coupe D C Regal 1935 Chevrolet Coach W Lautry Dalham County 1935 Wyllis.
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