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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1936

Page

2

Beef Week and Cowboy Convention News From Amarillo

The column reports a calm weather scene at the cowboy convention in Amarillo with lively chatter about beef prices and steak tastings. It notes Uncle Dick Coon, Ted Houghton speeches, and a humorous letter about celebrity after-dinner speakers, plus local debates on barber pricing and Fort Worth visitors.

Dick Coon State Southwest Uncle Dick Roosevelt Mr. Houghton Ernest Thompson

Local woman dies in wreck near Vega and Adrian

Mrs. M W Kohler 25 of 308 Kentucky Street Amarillo died instantly when her car skidded 200 feet on the soft shoulder between Vega and Adrian overturned. Rock Island section crew helped extract her body. Funeral arrangements pending arrival of relatives.

M W. Kohler Vega Adrian Amarillo Kentucky Street Rock Island Griggs Chapel Kohler Marion W. Kohler San Jacinto West Sixth Avenue Highway No. 66

What They Write To Tack Husbands Disabled

Dear Tack Please help me find work My husband is disabled and I have three babies to care for I would like to have house work to do by the week or day Anyone wishing to get in Tack Letters Page.

Tack

Goodfellows drive aids for Amarillo hungry children

Local Goodfellows drive mobilizes donations from Elks Club, Red Carnation Lodge, churches, unions, and businesses to feed needy school children in Amarillo. Funds and goods including bread, vegetables, onions, clothing, and meal support flow from volunteers and organizations across the Panhandle community.

Goodfellows Fund Chidren News-Globe Amarillo Elks Club Red Carnation Lodge A. L. Scott Carrots Wight Woolsey G. A Pierce Street Baptist Church Oliver Eakle W. Nickell Mother Benton First Christian Church Dorcas Circle Women's Missionary Union Master Barbers Association Wolflin Bethany First Baptist Church Eee WPA Valley Bon Ton Bakery John Capp Beulah Ladies Auxiliary Order of Palace of Sweets Knights of Columbus Woodmen of the World Graduate Nurses Association Clarence Willmering Abe Ae Dorcas Cl Seventh Day Adventist Keelane Ladies’ Aid Society Skelly B and Saunders Implement Company R. L. Saunders Marcus Conrad R. R. Winningham Walter Saunders Louis Kufahl Leo Conrad Russell Boyd John Deere Plow Company J. L. McDermott R. Mitchell Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Anderson Printing Co United Jewish Appeal of the Garwood Produce Company W. H. Houck W. CG. Clifford Draper Ross Temple B’nai Israel Sunday School Progressive Friends of St. Mary's Academy J. E. Dyer A. E. Hermann G. C. Hermann J. J. Lane E. E. Machovec G. R. Miller M. E. Savage C. P. Walsh B. H. Brands Janie Lee Estlack F. GC. Higgins National Youth Goodfellows E. R. Lewis Sam Roberts Dalhart H.W. Joos Yee Mr. Murray Panhandle Ene J. B. Briscoe Ross Milk Woman's Missionary Society Polk Street Methodist Church M. A. Browning Central Junior High School Margaret Pennock Shirley Co. Meyer Tol Ware Bob Garner Harris Food Store Roy A. Rodefeld R. W. Jones Bessie Henderson Painters Union American Business Club Lee Bivins Miles Bivins L. E. Yocham D. L. Shelton Dee Huneke J. B. Gould Abe Sverdiof C. H. Doebier J. W. Anderson J. W. Hill Amarillo National Bank

COWMEN CONTINUE FIGHT OVER OLEOMARGARIN TAX AND CATTLE BILL

Citizens gathered to oppose a cent tax on oleomargarine not made from domestic fats and oils and to resist the Cappter Bill. Speakers included P O Wilson of the National Livestock Marketing Association Judge Louis J Wardlow of the Texas Livestock Sanitary Commission and W L Stangie of the Texas Centennial Livestock Department. The region remains labeled one of the leading cattle states with tuberculosis risk described as nearly eliminated.

Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers’ Association J. M. West Houston P O Wilson National Livestock Marketing Association Louis J. Wardlow Texas Livestock Sanitary Commission W. L. Stangie Texas Centennial Livestock Department

St Paul Man Offers Free Udga Stomach Remedy Trial

W H Fraser of St Paul promotes Udga a new stomach treatment for hyperacidity including pain gas and heartburn. Free trial offered at Fox Drug Stores and City Drug Stores with money back if not pleased.

St. Paul W. H. Fraser, & Paul Fox Drug Stores City Drug

Mayors Urge Roosevelt to Extend WPA funding

Fiorello LaGuardia leads 100 big city mayors in asking the president to continue the Works Progress Administration with a proposed 2.34 billion dollars. They call WPA essential to relief, employment, and American welfare, contrasting it with European dole.

Washington Roosevelt Works Progress Administration Fiorello H. LaGuardia New York City Conference of Mayors LaGuardia

Europe on the edge of war as France eyes a preventive strike

In a Paris dispatch dated March 12, France hints at a preventive war against Nazi Germany and unveils a proposed allied army totaling tens of millions, including France and Russia. The report cites mobilization plans, reserves, and air and naval capabilities, with Britain urged to join in chastising Hitler while Europe teeters toward conflict.

Great Britain Hitler Europe England Germany France League of Nations America Edward Kennedy Paris Nazi Germany Soviet Russia Little Entente Poland Pierre- Etienne Flandin London Adolf Hitler Rhine Russia Rumania Yugoslavia Czechoslovakia Ed L. Keen United Press Rhineland U.P London Daily Mail

Hitler Arrival Sparks Massive Rally in Karlsruhe

As Hitler’s visit to Karlsruhe was announced, authorities halted most traffic by 5 PM and prepared a large open air event for the Rhineland plebiscite campaign. A tent for 10,000 and stadium seating for 50,000 were set to stage the Fuehrer’s 8 PM speech attracting tens of thousands more listeners.

White House James K. Polk Republic of San Marino Adriatic United States James Kamaka Donald Saar Reich Karlsruhe Nazifuehrer Hitler Rhineland Karlsrhne Rhine der Fuehrer Labor Service

Eye Specialist Dr William H Wilmer Dies in Washington

Dr William H Wilmer internationally renowned eye specialist died today at his Washington home from coronary thrombosis and heart ailment. The news reached associates in Baltimore where the eye clinic and related work were well known.

Baltimore William H. Wilmer Washington

Also Mentioned on This Page

Chicago Plains Big Bull Ranch Ted Houghton Times M. Gushwa Mr Conway Houghton Daylam Newa-Globe Bulger News- Globe Rube Musick Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce Fl Paso Dallas Port Worth Man Courtesy Houston Post M. W. Kohler Senate Agriculture Committee Los Angeles Roy Clement Roy Philadelphia Gloucester County Andrew Carnegie Thomas A. Edison Western Union Messenger Boys George Washington Martha George Dartmouth College Ontine Club St. Peter C. G. Hester H. H. Brunson Elisabeth Herring W. C. Kenyon J. J. Zofness la Costura Club Prk W. L. Askew J. W. Triplett Ae Dess John Cavin Beeves International Harvester Company J. E. Waldrop Leona Barrick W. T. Wheeler A. FE. Womble J. A. Kendall B. F. Peters Leland Twaddell Brian M. Morrow J. C. Lilly Agnes Womack Fred Kelley J. A. Pollard Roy Sessions West Amaria Christian Church Mission Theater Circle Five Walter R. Irwin Paes J. R. Crawford Fred Lyon Cereserienrs Ed A. Ryan Panhandle Laundry Company Buchanan St Methodist Church J. B. Lowndes W. L. Auttry Nolen J. I. Pierson E. M. Blackburn George H. McGrath S. A. Jewell W. B. Stevenson Bob Greene Pattee Hase Lloyd Bivins J. O. Gulerie O. B. Chesshir Ssee- Zale Jewelry Company Farle A. Shields, Jr H. P. Brooks M. Sherman Cc. C. Parley F. L. Roach J. L. Shannon W. T. Archer FE. N. Young C. H. Delk C. F. Hefner G. H. Romine B. A. Boykin H. B. Tharp EB. C. Nelson Harris Food Stores Sanborn School Muncy Gardens Randall Couny Star Lumber Company Henwood School Lon Sellars Mann Bakery Company W. W Creici Ceveaviee Otis Williams Sidveutdareens Trees Steee Co H. Brace M. Mayfield White and Kirk's Wilbur C. Hawk Gene A. Howe George Carns Panhandle Fruit Company H. D Porter & Sons R. D. Houck Amarillo Baking Company Ray Pinkney Pinkney Packing Company J. Lindsay Nunn Henneman Grain Company J. M Carleton-Florey Company Amarillo Hardware Company Purr Food Company Walter Irvin Ford Truck Oras Britain Fuehrer Daily Mail Lord Rothermere G. Ward Price Munich Paul van Zeeland van Zeeland Belgium Killough & Davies Reppert Lumber CO Jarnr Meyer Polk Street
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