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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1935
Page
2
Indignant Amarillo Jews challenge a letter citing Rabbi Simon Bolstein as starving and living on bread and salt. They deny his rabbinic status, accuse him of misrepresentation, and offer funds to leave town while labeling his claims a racket.
Blayden Mississippi report says authorities can take no action against 50 white men who hanged Ab Young after he was accused of killing a highway worker Hardy McKie. He was captured at Rossville Tennessee and carried across the state line. Federal action denied due to lack of clues.
A letter from a reader urges journalist to visit the Sahara Desert near Dumas while recounting Bill W. and his thousand acre wheat field that blew away. The writer mentions mounting a wagon canvas and a couple to note the event on page 11.
In Vienna, Prince Ernst Ruedker von Starhemberg, vice chancellor, defends a future restoration of Hapsburg rule despite official hush efforts. He praised a troop review as the Heimwehr would bring about the return of the dynasty.
Perry E. Nussbaum writes to dispute a prior letter about Rabbi Bolstein. He defends Amarillo Jews charity and recounts help given to a destitute Jewish War veteran, denies Bolstein’s rabbi status, and explains interfaith tensions and local rabbinical matters.
A Lookout Mountain Tennessee author, Mrs H H Sloss, publishes a universal homage to mothers-in-law. The poem credits a mother for raising a son and shaping his virtues, praising loyalty, steadfast love, and guidance.
Tribute to Mrs. Glenn G. Bobbitt formerly Miss Thelma Trolinger who died at a local hospital. Funeral service set for 3 p.m. tomorrow at First Christian Church with Rev. W. P. Jennings officiating. Burial in Llano Cemetery. She is survived by husband, mother, sister Maurine Trolinger, brother Donald Trolinger and several uncles.
Patrick J. Hurley former secretary of war told the Senate munitions committee that Congress has the power to convert all profits of war into the Treasury. He warned another war would not help solve current economic problems facing the United States.
Frank Kell of Wichita Falls Texas bid $350 000 to acquire the Missouri and North Arkansas Railroad in a federal receivership sale He already held $70 000 in receivership certificates Kell plans modernization and expansion of service on the 331 mile line from Neosho Missouri to Helena Arkansas.
Alvee Jane McHenry a 10 year old from Omaha Nebraska was reported to be on the road to recovery at a Mass hospital after a delicate operation to correct a misplaced stomach. A hospital bulletin noted normal readings and described her condition as satisfactory following a comfortable night.
Cotton futures in New Orleans rise on ongoing rally and optimistic Senate remarks on government plan. May near 11.10, July 11.19, Oct and Dec around 10.98, with later modest gains and high-volume since Monday.
The army maintained firm control in Cuba as a general strike neared collapse. Officials expect most workers to return by Friday while strike leaders vow the action will last at least until then. A curfew from Cubana Fortress marked the strictest turn since Spanish rule.
In Trenton on March 13, Rev. D. G. Werner said Bruno Richard Hauptmann, in his state prison death cell, is writing his life story with no confession. Werner reported Hauptmann declared the death cell project would tell the true story of his life and insisted on innocence.
A deadlocked jury caused a mistrial in the case of W. H. Weaver charged with refusing to let state comptroller’s supervisors inspect his motor fuel load near Gladewater on January 14. Tax Supervisors Cravy and McCants alleged Weaver did not stop for inspection.
An instructional piece outlines safe driving and attentive behavior behind the wheel. It emphasizes staying focused, avoiding daydreams, and watching for road signs and pedestrians to reduce accidents.
Alvin Dietrich was found submerged in an underground cistern at his Giddings home. Sheriff Ernest Allen linked the death to a prior assault a year earlier while undertaker Henry W. Lehman noted little water in the lungs and no violence on the body. Dietrich had been beaten and frightened, and investigators are pursuing foul play connections.
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