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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1936
Page
12
Dallas march report on nationwide folk festival efforts across 18 Texas cities. Miss Sarah Gertrude Knott says the Dallas exposition June 14 to 21 will select entrants for the National Folk Festival. Local committees and leaders in Austin Anson Lubbock Amarillo are named along with UT advisors and chamber officials.
A salty editorial surveys Mussolini abandoning the Locarno pact and hints at Nazi peril while weighing France Britain and Japan. It praises decisive action, cites possible stamps for Dewey and Lee, notes Akron milk strikes and a Puerto Rico insect station, and mocks anti Catholic quinine history.
An advertorial style claim presents a powder named FAS to keep false teeth from slipping while eating, speaking, or biting. It promises a firm, comfortable grip without gummy taste, plus fresh breath. Sold at City Drug Co. and Fox Drug Co. and other drug stores.
Washington March 9 reports March 6 receipts of 13.69 million dollars and repayments of 25.25 million for recovery and relief, yielding a net credit of 9.15 million. Expenditures total 4.84 billion, including 2.30 billion in emergency spending, leaving a gross debt of 30.51 billion and gold assets at 10.17 billion.
A car plunged 20 feet into Galveston Channel when an open lift bridge allowed passage for a shrimp boat. Joe Denke and Jesse Heinemann, both 26 and machinists, drowned after being trapped. Fred Bates escaped but was exhausted. Heinemann’s body was sent to Palacios, funeral plans for Denke announced.
Miss Zelma Richey and Mrs. Maude M. McClung, deputy city assessor-collector, are noted as ill at home and visiting relatives. A. Emery of Chicago tours Randall and Armstrong counties, while Palo Duro Park bisects his land. Mrs. Henry Gooch travels to Wichita Falls to visit former Amarilloans. Hale Center hosts A Midsummer Night's Dream, a far larger city show. Fred Astaire anecdotes, European squalls, Joe Frank Robberson’s recovery after surgery, and a sign of Spring with white shoes in shop windows.
Miss Jessie Naber of Dasehor Kansas arrived this morning to attend the cattlemen convention and
The fifth annual San Angelo fat stock show awarded Gene Koy of Eldorado and Mason County entrants top prizes. Koy's lambs won champion lamb, first and second in the boys fine wool fat lambs, and his stock placed in the best 15 from one county. Byron Eckert of Mason County won milk-fed baby beef named king of the show. Gordon Grote of Mason County was second. Judging finished yesterday. the annual rodeo runs through Wednesday.
John Murphy of Albuquerque New Mexico was elected president today of the Washington Chapter of the New Mexico Young Democratic Club.
Advertises Blue Star Ointment as a remedy to relieve itching rash tetter foot itch ringworm and eczema with tested medicines. Promises money back if it fails to relieve the symptoms.
An ad promotes B. C. medicine for fast relief of violent headaches, nervous distress, muscular aches, colds, and neuralgia without opiates. It claims a pharmacist prepare and a unique blend works in minutes. Available in 10c and 25c packages from druggists.
Reserved seats for the Palo Duro Little Theater comedy The Romantic Young Lady will be available Wednesday and Thursday. The play runs Thursday at 8 15 pm in the Municipal Auditorium. Eloise Gipson directs a Spanish color filled comedy as season-ticket holders may reserve seats.
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