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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1935
Page
6
Railroad men across the Santa Fe system were noted for Monday and Tuesday freight work from Amarillo to Clovis and back. Several employees resumed duties after leaves and medical treatments in Topeka and other locations. The item ends with a critique of highway safety and the need for safer highways amid careless driving.
The City Drug Store No 1 unveils a modern new facility at 615 17 Polk Street with open display islands, open prescription department, 24 foot soda fountain, indirect lighting, and enhanced air circulation. Opening bargains include Cara Nome powder and perfume, Brower's candy, or theater tickets for eligible purchases.
Washington July 17 Senate Democrats denounced Senator Schall as misrepresentative from Minnesota and condemned his denunciations of the Roosevelt administration while Schall defended his right to speak freely. Democratic leaders warned against decency breaches as gallery crowds watched a heated exchange on the Senate floor.
A. Pp. M. Michie Jr of Pittsburgh was elected chairman of the American Bar Association mineral law section. Charlie I. Francis of Wichita Falls Texas was named vice chairman. Peter Q. Nyce of Washington DC was re-elected secretary. New council members include George W. Nusson Los Angeles HC Coster New York and Robert Stone Topeka.
Snyder July 17 W T Birmons 80 of Portales New Mexico was killed when struck by an automobile after a collision with another vehicle.
A long reader notice blends praise for Amarillo's Children’s Home under Mother Irvin with plans for a United Confederate Veterans Reunion. It describes railroad logistics to park trains near the shopping district, reduced round trip rates, and certificates bearing Leo and Lee signatures for veterans and auxiliary members, plus local travel notes and itineraries.
Los Angeles July 17 4 Charges that many women school teachers throughout the United States are divorcing their husbands to hold their jobs yet maintain marital relations were made by several speakers at the closing session of the National Association of Women Lawyers Percilla Lawyer Randolph Los Angeles newly elected president has the association in California many teachers conceal their marriages while others divorce to escape discrimination against married women
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