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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1935
Page
2
A long column blends weather notes, community chatter, and outlooks from Amarillo to Borger. It notes rain hopes, fashion quirks, cattle and bull herd talk, vows and weddings, local politics, lake hopes for Perryton Ochiltree, and upcoming industrial projects including a paint factory in Amarillo and hunting at Shelton Ranch New Mexico.
A reader at 1019 Johnson Street requests afternoon housekeeping work. The letter states experience in housekeeping and ironing and offers excellent references. Contact via Dial 6613.
A large Amarillo group will attend the Colorado to Gulf Highway Association victory session in Raton New Mexico. Secretary Carl Hinton says the event celebrates paving gains to Texline with one gap remaining in New Mexico and a 1936 completion pledge by Gov Clyde Tingley. Dalhart publisher John L McCarty will preside with Allen Wikoff and Ed Bishop among attending officers. A luncheon and speeches are planned at the Swastika Hotel.
The South Dakota relief administration ordered all state and federal relief suspended due to refusals of harvest work. About 19,000 family heads are removed from relief rolls as harvest labor demand remains unmet.
The listing details daily programs from Monday to Tuesday across KGNC including News Commentary Lifebuoy Musical segments Waltz Kings Hall Keene Twilight Serenade Chevrolet Musical Moments Blatz Baseball World Revue and more with times from six in the morning to six in the evening and into night, noting sports broadcasts and news updates across the day.
Kansas City livestock reports show cattle and calf prices weak to lower with high finishers, fat cows and feeders mixed, while sheep and lambs edge down slightly. New Orleans cotton futures rise from opening lows with July near 11.00 and near months up, driven by technical buying and inflation talk amid weekend rains.
A reader pleads with Tack for help after multiple dogs are poisoned in Amarillo. She describes personal loss of her dog Sweetie, fears of an organized poison ring, and requests safe deterrents for yards to protect pets and children. She urges nonlethal solutions to keep dogs and cats away from gardens.
The Red Cross first aid institute led by Dr. R. M. Muirhead of St. Louis starts at 7 p m at the courthouse headquarters. Nearly 50 people registered by noon. Muirhead will speak at Lions Club luncheon tomorrow and repeat at civic clubs and Chamber of Commerce lunches. Classes are free if entrants provide their own book and materials, or $1 if purchased. Open to all adults. sessions continue daily through August 3.
The Interstate Commerce Commission extended until September 30 the reduced rates for shipping drought stricken livestock from Colorado, Kansas, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas to available feeding lots. The order, added to last April’s rate reduction, covers numerous counties across the five states.
Lieutenant-Colonel Julius Dorenfield returned to Amarillo yesterday from the encampment of the Fifty sixth Cavalry Brigade Texas National Guards at Camp Wolters Mineral Wells Texas. He served as camp finance officer during the encampment held July 7 to 21. Governor Allred reviewed the troops on Friday July 19 and the 144th Motor Transport Company attached to the camp passed in review with more than one hundred motor vehicles.
The Junior Welfare League hosts a Mid-Summer Charity Ball at the Nat tonight at 9:30 p.m. Johnny Robinson's orchestra will provide music. Plans aim to make it a premier social event of the season with a car as a prize. Mrs Art L Wagoner chairs the event.
Pasadena July 22 discovery of a gamma ray by Lauritsen Delsasso Crane and Fowler at Cal Tech in a 12 foot vacuum tube with currents from 400000 to 1 000000 volts The ray penetrates two inches of plate as light does tissue paper and is six times stronger than natural radium rays The scientists say cosmic rays may later surpass it in power
Last rites for Arthur Francis Gould age 22 were held at 4 PM from Glenwood Baptist Church with Rev. William Duncan officiating. Burial followed at Llano Cemetery. Pallbearers named Nevil Bramer Boyd Coy Kenneth Coy W D Hollingsworth Woodrow Toombs and Clarice Warren. Survived by mother Mrs T J Miller Kansas City sisters Rachel Clark and Nellie Lee and brothers Wilbur Clarence Lloyd George Roy Gould all of Kansas City. Body in charge of N B Griggs and Sons.
Sir Bolton Eyres-Mansell told the House of Commons that England would definitely abandon the naval ratio principle adopted in 1922 at Washington. The statement marks a shift in defense policy as the government moves away from the ratio system.
The finance committee oversees the arrangements for the event. Tickets are priced at 50 cents each or 1 dollar per couple.
A 200 strong 1935 bonus army arrived at Capitol Hill to press for immediate cash payment. Roy Robertson led the group through the House office building aiming to contact congressmen as they convene at noon. Authorities said they would be kept orderly and not molested.
Ludwig Hoffmann claimed a world record for distance in a glider flight, soaring 480 kilometers from Berlin. The feat, reported July 22, set a new mark for the duration and reach of unpowered flight.
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