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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1934
Page
11
An Amarillo physician argues that mineral deficiencies in soil and tissue influence disease and tumor development. He cites corn disease tied to iron and potassium, advocates potassium salt therapy, and questions lines of high tension near churches and streets amid public safety and regulatory concerns.
A reader questions standard practice for principal lines near residences and criticizes city commission routing between Van Buren and Harrison Streets. She warns kite strings could pose danger and notes potential radio interference in cars.
At 8:00 PM on June 26 1934 the City Commission will hold a public hearing in the City Hall Council Chamber to consider changing several parcels from Apartment and Residential districts to Retail district and other zoning adjustments on blocks and subdivisions including Tarter Bonita Heights Ironita Woodward Sadler Morningside Ridgemere and Ridgemere Addition. City Secretary Leverne Calhoun provides notice.
A compilation of personal notices from Amarillo includes travels and visits by J. W. Nobles of Phillips Petroleum in Thurman and M. A. Knight in Santa Fe, a Miss Virginia Miller visiting Texola, and families from Big Spring Los Angeles and Fort Worth on vacations and fishing trips.
Miss Chandler sings on WDAG. Mr and Mrs W H Fuqua return from New York City trip. Ray Dryden of 4401 Harrison Street departs for a two week visit to Chicago to see friends and the World’s Pair. Mr and Mrs J W Galbraith and son Toby Galbraith plan a summer vacation in Cloudcroft New Mexico this week.
In Cincinnati on June 21 the Rt Rev Fr Cecil Beaman of Amarillo urges support for the Everyman Offering Campaign of Episcopal Church laymen. The drive seeks 600000 to fund educational and humanitarian church needs at risk from funding gaps. Taft leads the national committee to mobilize across cities and towns.
A spontaneous expression of stewardship shows support for the church program this year and boosts morale for future years. Gratitude and good wishes are directed to Southern Ohio's vigorous leadership.
Plain glass now covers the jail elevator windows at the Potter County courthouse to deter jail deliveries. Original glass was replaced after jailers requested visibility to identify riders. new panes placed in doors on the first third and fourth floors.
North Bay Ontario June 21 A D McCaughey Chicago promoters say the Dionne quintuplets will likely be on view at the World’s Fair next summer after a previously announced withdrawal due to medical and contractual objections. The family seeks modified clauses while under medical guidance. The farm reports say the babies and mother are in good condition and four of the five gained weight yesterday.
Ray Bennett of Mall County was released from Potter County jail on a $500 bond after being brought there earlier this week on a federal automobile theft charge. Jailer Gib Landia reported the release this morning.
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