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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1935
Page
2
A column mix covers a Kansas City Hollywood anecdote with Anna Sten, a rattlesnake relay for the Canyon museum, dog poisoning concerns, a barbecue sauce recipe, bartered rewards, and local notices. Sheriff action foils cattle theft as Carnes and Chandler are charged.
The list catalogs KGNC air time blocks from 6:00 PM to 6:00 AM featuring news, dance music, orchestras, variety programs, market reports, and special segments such as Blatz Baseball, Reveille Program, Farm Hour, and Nightly News. Multiple entertainers including Austin Meyers, James Melton, Dan Lieberfield, Hal Stuart, Johnny Robinson, and Lee Morse are noted along with program sponsors and market coverage.
A letter to Tack expresses a job request for farming or ranch work and part time housekeeping in fall. The writer seeks employment and lodging, offering to cook, manage a ranch or farm, and keep house for room and board as needed.
Former Maryland governor Albert C. Ritchie addressing the Ancient Order of Hibernians in Baltimore criticized the New Deal as failing to work. He urged immediate steps toward a balanced budget and warned that without reform the nation risks inflation and bankruptcy.
Jacksonville Texas July 19. An ice shortage struck as Gulf Public Service workers halted plants. Gasoline pumps operated at the city water works where electric current was also shut off due to the strike.
A pet of James Davis of Whans, NOY receives a rare charter for a non profit organization linked to a dog named Peg. The plan notes Peg’s role will bring happiness dividends for her owner, described as the world’s only honored canine.
Two men, Joe Hanley alias Joe Collier and Harold Harpin alias Robert Harpin, were jailed in Corpus Christi on Lindbergh kidnaping charges tied to the June 6 abduction of Missouri officers Sheriff Herman G. Breden steiner and Deputy Deans Hames. Their bonds totaled 75000 dollars. The officers were taken with their car and released in South Sioux City Nebraska.
Bruce Hayes a gasoline truck driver from Whittenburg was described as doing fine at St. Anthony's Hospital. He is expected to be dismissed within a day or two after being injured in the silvoglycosin blast east of the city that killed two men.
The Amarillo community plans a large reception for thousands of visitors with a special musical program by the Melody Maids and Amarillo College groups. The event is free to the public and no collection will be taken as organizers, led by Tom W. Cotten, prepare for a widely publicized reunion in September.
Thomas Lamb 47 of Hopkins County died in Dallas hospital after doctors amputated his arm to treat a black widow spider bite. He was bitten July 5 while sleeping on his Miller Grove porch and brought to the city hospital Monday for treatment.
Treasure divers led by Harry Morgan report locating the British sloop DeBraak sunk 140 years ago near Cape Henlopen. A piece of railing matching the ship’s description was raised, part of a cargo said to be worth 10 million dollars in Spanish gold.
Mrs. James T. Flower reports a cigaret machine in the county jail was robbed using slugs. The incident is linked to the jail’s guests and follows earlier concerns about security and honor among thieves. Akron report notes the theft occurred several weeks after installation. Athens cabinet split over monarchist question as Tsaldaris resigns and forms new list. royalist coup rumors denied.
Police charged into several thousand demonstrators protesting government wage cuts and economy decrees in Paris. They cleared boulevards after minor skirmishes around 6 30 P M.
The Texas relief commission announced it had received one million dollars in federal funds via Gov. James V. Allred to pay back salaries for rural school employees. Chester Barrett’s death sentence for poisoning three of his children was upheld by Oklahoma City’s state criminal court of appeals.
Quotes from legal thinkers address why NIRA limits require Congressional and state action. Debates cover relief through legislatures, debt reduction, and value increases to restore financial balances. Authors include Rush C Butler and others discussing banking, communications, and federal taxation topics.
An unnamed tenor playing Jose in Carmen at Mannheim lost control during the famous dance and threw and mauled Swedish contralto Sigrid Onegin, sending her to hospital for five days. The incident ends any planned American tour this winter.
In New Orleans July 19, near months gain slightly while distant months drop. July and October firm due to tight supply, December through March ease modestly. Texas crop reports indicate generally good progress, with overall trading quiet and little participation from speculators. July at 11.98 and October 11.55 mark the session, while weekly stats show spinner takings down about 15 000 bales from last week. Weather rains are reported across the belt.
A Sunday lesson sermon reading in all Churches of Christ Scientist centers on Psalms 36 7 9 and John 5 39. It elevates the Bible as the guide to eternal life and cites Science and Health page 497 by Mary Baker Eddy.
Fort Worth Texas July 19 police identified three men killed when their motorcycle crashed into a wagon lane mile south of the city on the Burleson highway. The dead are Jesse Russell 23 Burleson David Hunter 17 Burleson and Byron Bockman 22 Alvarado identified by a CCC discharge found in his pocket.
The House military affairs committee heard testimony that Army goods dealer Joseph Silverman paid salesman Frank Speicher for several months while Speicher was being sought as a witness in War Department investigations. The unemployment insurance section notes opposition to compulsory insurance laws, with Charles Denby Jr. of Philadelphia contributing remarks.
Senate lobby chairman Hugo Black said he discussed with Edward Keating a Labor charge that a railroad lobby assigns an official to each New York congressman to influence votes. Black declined to detail the evidence, while Labor alleged a nationwide organizational setup.
Representative Edward A. Kennedy urged the House labor committee to cancel $50,000,000 in naval contracts held by the New York Shipbuilding Corporation at Camden New Jersey if officials unfairly treat employees.
The article notes Henry L. Stimson pressing restraint on an aggressive stance shaping Cordell Hull's approach and the Kellogg Briand Pact’s limited use. It reports the League Council set to meet July 29 in Geneva to discuss the Italo Ethiopian conflict and cites Japan’s foreign office watching with concern as a white versus colored races issue.
Six Alabama firms challenging federal processing taxes on cotton and pork won a first round as Federal Judge Charles B Kennamer granted a temporary injunction blocking the levies. The case cites a constitutional ruling in a similar capital act and argues the provisions are invalid and unenforceable against defendants. Bankhead cotton substitute urged as alternative. Rep Dies seeks presidential backing for a new plan for wheat and cotton growers.
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