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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1935
Page
2
The government announced an accord for a neutral zone along the Italian Somaliland border near Addis Ababa. The zone will be about six kilometers wide and aims to reduce hostilities from the Italo Ethiopian crisis. The statement followed a telegram from the Italian minister in Addis Ababa.
Elva Statler Davidson and her husband testified in the resumed Moore County inquest into the heiress Graced death. He said they argued over who should park the car a few hours before she was found dead from carbon monoxide in the garage.
Government forces strike a rapid mass offensive against Macedonian rebels in Salonika area as 21 bomber planes attack north. Rebels at Poros and Nigrita surrender or are captured while Venizelos remains missing. Athens imposes aircraft and auto bans as war surrounds the city.
Oklahoma City March 5. Capture of three desperadoes from Granite reformatory Malloy Kuykendall W L Baker Jr and Dale Stanphill announced by O P Ray head of the State Bureau of Criminal Identification. They were captured in a dense thicket west of Fairview after a gun battle in which Kuykendall was slightly wounded. The trio were returned to the reformatory after Kuykendall received first aid.
The notice fragment shows readers seeking employment from ranch work to housekeeping and nursing, plus a lost keys appeal. It includes several nameless readers and contact hints like 8778 and The News-Globe office, reflecting a community help column style.
A sober young driver faced a preliminary hearing after a pedestrian died in a street collision. The driver claimed no fault and was discharged, while an officer testified the pedestrian’s brakes appeared poor and the emergency brake nearly useless. The judge ordered grand jury consideration in a cautious safety note from Kiwanis era reporting.
Gov James Allred will speak to the Hanson Post of the American Legion at 8 o clock tonight at the Legion Home Adjutant Floyd Ib Sloan announced this morning.
Secretary Ickes declined to interfere with Texas market demand oil law set to expire in September. He said he would not advise Texas on legislation or pre enacting a base for proration rules in the Texas oil field. No lawmakers had recently sought his input on congressional oil measures.
Dorothy Jane Lowe one year old daughter of Mr and Mrs W F Lowe of Thompson Park died in a local hospital at 1045 PM Monday. She is survived by parents grandparents and siblings Billy Margaret Ann and Ernestine Lowe. funeral 930 AM Wednesday at Blackburn Shaw Chapel with Rev J B Huckabee officiating. burial Llano Cemetery.
John Thomas Taylor, the Legion's top legislative agent, told the House Ways and Means Committee to drop the Patman bill and back Rep. Fred Vinson's Kentucky sponsored plan. The committee countered that the Legion only demanded payment and offered no revenue plan to cover the $2.1 billion cost.
The piece lists exhibitors and winners in the Junior division names such as Bert Littrell Elk City Okla and Louis Ellison Shamrock plus judges like Prof A E Darlow of Oklahoma A and M. It notes 182 baby beeves entered and continued judging of the carrot class and groups of five with Oklahoma A and M personnel.
Senator Joe Hill of Henderson argues for a August 24 ballot to substitute a state liquor monopoly for constitutional prohibition. The measure would redirect revenue and law enforcement while avoiding private control.
Private detective Robert McClellan testified that he observed Wilma Gould and Harry Ferguson, posing as Prince Michael Romanoff, kissing in a taxi during 1931 nighttime excursions. The testimony followed allegations that Ferguson drugged Gould to create divorce evidence.
Bruno Richard Hauptmann, convicted Lindbergh baby killer, may not meet his 15 month old son again as officials confirm minors are not allowed in the death house. Mrs. Hauptmann, after a long visit, says he sleeps well and remains unfazed, asserting his innocence.
Governor Alfred Allred arrives in Amarillo after a strenuous campaign. He meets a Dalhart committee led by Arthur Johnson seeking aid for Dallam County schools and appeals to Harry Hopkins for funds. He speaks to high school students, cattlemen, band boys, Lions Club, and the Palo Duro canyon visit is planned with a Can yon College stop.
Members re elected Jay Tayior to a third term as president and named Mr. Hill to his long time office. Resolutions opposed a proposed beef processing tax as unfair to cattlemen and praised an emergency drought relief program as vital. The group urged action on Texas tax reform and prepared cattlemen figures for federal aid and policy discussions.
In Rome Pope Pius denounces nudism as pagan and dangerous to virtue in a Lent eve address to preachers. He warns of a culture of pleasure and the “cult of nudity” and urges vigilance against pervasive indecency in modern life.
Three peace officers transported Virgil Stalcup from Lubbock to the Texas State Penitentiary at Huntsville after his murder case appeal. Stalcup, a Texas Oklahoma desperado, faced death for the jail escape slaying of Dickens County Sheriff W B Arthur. no sentence yet as appeal proceeds.
The resolution urges roads and revenues to rise with a substantial cattle rate cut. It calls for careful grading of beef from domestic and imported sources and for hearings on reciprocal trade agreements. It also proposes a $50,000 Federal Land Bank credit increase to aid ranchers and plantation owners and lauds Sen Tom Connally and Rep Marvin Jones for leadership.
The second annual Mother-In-Law Day unfolds in Amarillo led by Governor Allred visiting the high school and Panhandle Livestock Association. Mothers-in-law register at the Amarillo Building and Hotel, receive corsages, and enjoy civic events as bands play and merchants treat them to coffee and doughnuts.
First prizes paid at five dollars and second prizes two dollars and fifty cents. Judges listed as Ben Carlton Mead George Autry and Hall Medwick. Prizes will be mailed to winners tomorrow.
Kansas City livestock quotes show cattle and sheep mixed with higher bids for superior fat cattle and fed lambs, prices topping to $9.65 for cattle and $8.75 for fed lambs. New York cotton futures opened steady to higher, with March at 12.31 and May at 12.37 as trade buying offsets disappointing Liverpool cables.
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