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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1937

Page

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Light Rain Delivers Moisture to Texas Panhandle and Nearby

Light rains fell across eastern New Mexico and western Texas with Amarillo spared due to a strong north wind. Lubbock reported about 0.4 inch, Abilene over 0.25 inch, San Angelo 0.4 inch, Big Spring 0.125 inch, Wichita Falls 0.8 inch, Quanah 0.5 inch and Childress a shower. The South Plains winter wheat benefited as Panhandle and Southeast regions joined the moisture. Weatherman Collman cited wind patterns keeping Amarillo dry. Roswell New Mexico saw 0.5 inch. Forecast calls for partly cloudy skies tonight with low near 33 and a warmer Friday.

New Mexico Childress South Plains Southeast Panhandle Collman Amarillo Roswell N. M

Health Entry in National Contest Will Be Discussed

Members of the chamber health conservation committee meet at 5 p m to discuss Amarisio s entry in a national contest sponsored with the cooperation of the American Public Health Association. The committee includes Clyde Smith Dr J B Landers Mrs Howard Puckett C M Rogers Bishop JF Beaman Dr Louis K Patton Jewell Davidson and Dr BM Primer. All material for the health conservation contest must be submitted to the United States Chamber of Commerce by March 15.

Chamber of Come Health Conservation Amarisio American Public Health Association Clyde Smith J. B. Landers Howard Puckett C. M. Rogers Bishop JF. ©. Beaman Louis K. Patton Jewell Davidson BM. Primer United Stats Chamber of Commerce

Potter County Grand Jury Returns No New Indictments

The Potter County grand jury met today in a continuation of its session and had not returned any indictments by noon.

Potter County Grand Jury

Italy Presses Policy Drive to Build Future Army

The council moves to curb Italy's declining birthrate by aiding large families with job preferences and wage boosts tied to children. Measures include drafting men aged 14 to 45, loans for marriage, dowries, and state sponsorship of insurance for young workers as part of a broader mobilization for national resilience.

Italy

Free trial offer for rupture control method from W B Rice Inc

An advertisement promises a free trial of a rupture control method by mail. It urges readers with any rupture size or duration to request the trial, claiming the appliance can reduce the rupture and restore normal work capability regardless of prior truss use. Includes address in Adams New York.

W. &. Rice, Inc Adams N.Y W. B& Rice. Inc Adam, N.Y

Surrealist Photography Masterpiece “Futility” Shocks Audiences

In Atlanta Georgia cameramen describe surrealist work titled Futility as boondoggling during the Depression. The piece features a man with false teeth biting through a scene labeled Monday Morning, using dark glasses and an empty glass to symbolize a hangover and regret, with an upside down alarm clock signaling remorse.

Atlanta, Ga

Barricades Considered to Ward Off Mauna Loa Lava Threat

Hawaii volcanologist Dr. T A Jaggar proposes $800000 barriers to divert lava away from Hilo, noting the threat from Mauna Loa's north rift while acknowledging recent flows have not endangered the city. He compares the danger to malaria and urges action to safeguard the second largest city in Hawaii.

Hawaiian Islands Mauna Loa Hilo T. A. Jaggar Hawaii National Park Dr. Jaggar

Radio Schedule In KGNC Times Slips Through The Day

Radio listings show KGNC program lineup Thursday to Friday with dances, NBC programs, music acts and stories. Notable entries include Frank Watanbee, Selma, Show Boat, Little Orphan Annie, and Jack Armstrong segments.

Noble Cain NBC Frank Watanbee Selma the Music Maker Jack Armatrong Helen Traubel Roy Campbell Royalists Sparta Imperial Samuel Kissel Show Boat Monticello Ma Perkins Honeyboy Sassfras Micro News National Farm and Home Hour Priday Crossroads Store Red Arrow Betty Crocker Betty Bob Sons of the West Hansford County Teachers of Moravian College Gire Club Helen Jane Behrke Prank Watanabee Old Homestead NBC & O Voral Varello Hawks Trail Jack Armstrong Lattie Orphan

Adrienne Ames Seeks Divorce From Bruce Cabot Again

Adrienne Ames files divorce complaint against actor Bruce Cabot in Los Angeles claiming he returned home drunk and broke furniture. The couple had won a temporary decree last July but Ames dropped the case after Cabot pursued her to New York by air.

Adrienne Ames Bruce Cabot Cabot New York

Felony Theft Charges Dismissed Against Kinman

Kinman’s felony theft case is dismissed by District Attorney Bob Underwood due to insufficient evidence. Kinman remains jailed in Potter County on Monday’s charges.

Pete Kinman Bob Underwood Kinman Potter County Underwood

Jaycees to Host Noon Meeting and Evening Open House

Raymond Summers of the Amarillo Junior Chamber announces a Wednesday noon chamber board meeting for all young men, followed by an open house at Woodmen of the World Hall at Seventh and Taylor Street. The 7:30 p.m. session includes refreshments.

Junior Champer

Artesian Well Taps Medicinal Spring in Budapest

While drilling an artesian well in central Budapest a valuable medicinal spring was tapped at about 1000 feet. The water of this region was known to the Romans who traveled there to bathe in it, even without chemistry knowledge.

Budapest U.P

Co-Ed Charm and Preferences Revealed in University Poll

Denver University researchers report that 100 business students rate good paint jobs and ability to take a second drink as top dating factors for co eds. Men prefer dancing with multiple partners, favor joviality, reject clinging vine types, and support private beauty treatments. Hemmerfest Norway lights by waterfall power.

Sity School of Commerce Hemmerfest Norway

Two Ways To Save Time In Auto Registration

County Tax Collector Davidson prescribes two ways motorists may save time when registering automobiles and securing 1937 licenses. Come to the tax office early this month before the April 1 deadline, and bring your 1936 license receipt. If lost, write down the 1936 license number.

Jewell Davdson Potter County State Planning Board Federal Bureau of Public Roads

Path to freedom opens for Thomas Mooney pardon

A California Assembly rules committee approved a full pardon resolution for Thomas J. Mooney, shifting focus from his habeas corpus bid. Mooney, imprisoned after the 1936 San Francisco bombing, seeks exoneration though a lower court finding by Referee A. E. Shaw denied his petition.

Sacramento Thomas J. Mooney San Francisco California Assembly Mooney State Supreme Court A. E. Shaw

Communist Party Spends Least Per Vote in 1936 Campaign

Senate investigators reported the Communist party spent 279,489 dollars for the 1936 campaign, averaging 3.37 dollars per presidential vote. Republican spending averaged 0.85 per vote for Landon, Democrats 0.33, with the Union party lowest at 0.11 per vote.

Washington Senate Communist Party Alfred M. Landon Union Party

Thieves Take 10 Buff Orpingtons From Amarillo Home

Mrs. Paul Frye of 304 Forest Street reported a chicken theft last night. Police say burglars raided the Frye chicken house and escaped with 10 Buff Orpingtons.

Frye Forest Street Amarillo Paul Frye

Henry Thomson gets permit for two room addition

A $5,000 permit was issued to Henry Thomson for a two room addition and a porch at 1007 Bellaire Street. F. W. Jesse, contractor, expects completion by May 3. An English law society uncovered obsolete laws prohibiting mince pies, more than three course Christmas dinners, street smoking, and billiards on Sunday.

Thompson Amarillo Henry Thomson Bellaire Street F. W. Jesse

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