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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1935
Page
10
Richard Cole and his 16 piece band, popular MCA act, will headline a dance at The Nat next week. The program includes two vocalists and will feature a low cost admission of one dollar and 125 for individual men. Night club reservations are available through The Nat management.
Amarillo motions submitted and rehearings listed for cases involving Mallet Land & Cattle Co. versus Texas state and others. various reversal and affirmations noted. Laredo report covers Pan American highway plans and rotation ceremonies for Rotarians and Lions at Mexico City convention.
Demonstration at the joint American Medical Association and Canadian Medical Association meeting features a salt water brain wash claimed to straighten deformities and relieve brain related conditions. George M. Retan, M D, Syracuse University College of Medicine, presents the method using IV salt solution and spinal fluid drainage to wash inflamed brain areas.
In Brooklyn on June 10, Joseph Fontana and his wife Anna, aged 42 and 38, were killed on their front porch as a neighbor shot at least six times after a conversation with the couple. A male neighbor was detained for questioning as a possible motive tied to a dispute involving children.
In Austin on June 10 the Texas Centen nial reached its final legal step as the state board of control signed the contract with Central Exposition and filed a certificate with the comptroller. The action confirms the $3,000,000 Centennial appropriation and authorizes bid planning for a $1,000,000 state building at the exposition as John V. Singleton travels to Dallas to finalize plans.
Lansing police search for Norma Jeane Rhodes 17 who vanished May 6 from her uncle's home in Gremont Ohio. Information implies she may be hitchhiking to California. Panhandle officers alerted to locate her. She stands about 5 feet tall, 150 pounds, may pass for 20. London to offer public pool family bathing facilities.
In Atlantic City on June 10 the American Medical Association and the Canadian Medical Association sessions oppose federal and state medical insurance laws as a cure-all for social ills. The AMA notes an oversupply of hospitals and 5435 new physicians in 1934, calls for a student plowing-under program, and plans an experimental Alaskan air route service with six ground radio stations.
An old advertisement touts 5.5.5 Tonic as restoring red blood cell count and boosting energy. It links sluggishness and poor appetite to blood deficiencies and claims the medicine improves digestion and taste for food. The ad claims 108 years of success and urges purchase at drug stores.
The 726 carat uncut Jonkher Diamond, largest in the world, arrived in New York aboard the President Roosevelt. It is insured for 1 million dollars and was shipped from England in a registered bag with 960 dollars in postal insurance. Harry Winston purchased the gem abroad and it will undergo customs examination before appraisal.
Lincoln honored in New Salem Illinois as Republicans pay tribute to their greatest leader in a restored village of his youth. The event serves as a precursor to the Midwest grass roots conference opening tomorrow.
The Paramount presents Go Into Your Dance starring Ruby Keeler and Al Jolson with Patsy Kelly and Dolores Del Rio in Caliente at other venues. Warned for children and youths, and with strong reviews for Jolson and Miss Keeler, the revue Roseland tops the bill with Wilson Humber orchestra.
A description compares the pie crust to small funnels that channel juices into the oven, noting the risk of juice bubbling over during baking. This visual emphasizes careful venting to prevent overflow and oven mess.
British officials dampen concern after Mussolini appears to ease anti-British press. Officials say Anglo-Italian relations are secondary to Italy's potential moves in East Africa amid the Italo-Ethiopian crisis.
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