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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1935

Page

7

Jenkins enters race for city commissioner Place 1

Joe Jenkins brick and building supplier formally entered the race for city commissioner Place No. 1 now held by M. N. Twaddell. The April 2 election date is set with no other candidates announced for the other commission places.

Joe Jenkins M. N. Twaddell Mr Twaddell Jenkins Amarillo Caldwell Texas Rogers H. Ernest Smith Jim Williams H. E. Smith Smith

British author Strachey freed on bond after illegal entry charge

Evelyn John St. Lee Strachey, a British author and former MP, was arrested for illegal entry. He posted a $500 bond aided by Prof. Robert Moris Lovett and said the charges were false as he left immigration headquarters to continue his lecturing tour.

Chicago Evelyn John St. Lee Strachey Cleveland Strachey Robert Moris Lovett

Juror Challenge Arguments in Hamlin Case Continue

The Hamlin trial proceeds as attorneys debate peremptory challenges and juror impartiality. Judge Nelson plans case by case rulings while several veniremen are disqualified for fixed opinions and new jurors are questioned.

Emperor Hirohito Builds Wild Bird Refuge in Tokyo Garden

Emperor Hirohito creates hundreds of bird shelters in the Pukiage Garden surrounding the Tokyo palace. The refuge hosts thousands of birds each year and supports ornithological study, including rare gray starlings and migrating ducks. The emperor funds biological research and maintains a quiet, secure sanctuary within the palace enclosure.

Glenn Babb Tokyo Hirohito Nippon Pukiage Imperial Refuge Imperial Palace

Four charged in slaying of federal agent at Post

Federal officers awaited a grand jury report on the February 7 slaying of agent Spencer Stafford at Post. Sheriff W F Cato said the shooting by Garza County deputies was in self defense. Charged alongside him were Dr L W Kitchen Dr W A Hartman and Tom Morgan.

Dallas Grand Spencer Stafford Post W. F. Cato Garza County L. W. Kitchen W. A. Hartman Tom Morgan

Fire breaks out in Denver Post office building

A Denver Post Publishing and Printing Co building blaze on March 12 trapped 52 year old janitor Frank Turner who died from smoke. irreplaceable historical records were destroyed and about $2000 in damage occurred with origin undetermined.

Denver U.P Denver Post Post Publishing and Printing Company Frank Turner Turner

Venizelos Retires as Greece Faces Extradition Clash

In Rome a government spokesman announced Italy will refuse Greece’s request to extradite former Prime Minister Eleutherios Venizelos. Venizelos is treated as a political refugee, not punishable under the extradition treaty, while Athens argues he led the rebel forces and bears responsibility for casualties.

Rome Italy Eleutherios Venizelos Venizelos

Frank Norris Main Business Item at Baptist Association

In Fort Worth 1000 messengers from 12 states elected D. W. Jackson of Texarkana as president of the American Baptist Association. Harper of Waxahachie named to succeed him. Winters of McNeil Arkansas elected second vice president. Crawford of Oklahoma City third vice president. Cobb of Knoxville Tennessee and MacLaren of Waldo Arkansas recording secretaries.

Fort Worth J. Frank Norris D. W. Jackson Texarkana American Baptist Association Jackson J. H. Harper Waxahachie C. C. Winters McNeil, Ark O. W. Crawford Oklahoma City J. T. Cobb Knoxville, Tenn Henry S&s. MacLaren Waldo, Ark

Hildebrand Rites Set for M. Emerson Hildebrand

Funeral services for 75 year old M Emerson Hildebrand retired hotel man and father of Claude C Hildebrand will be at 2 PM tomorrow from Blackburn Shaw Chapel Rev Ross A Smith San Jacinto Baptist Church to officiate Pallbearers include L W Clark Jerry Hastings J W Longstreth Percy Gibbs J P Ingram and G T Warren Burial in Liano Cemetery Mr Hildebrand moved from Bartlesville Okla to Amarillo in 1927 He was survived by his widow Mrs Mary C Hildebrand three daughters Caroline Marguerite Ethel and another daughter and son H Hildebrand of Amarillo.

M. Emerson Hildebrand Blackburn-Shaw Hildebrand Claude C. Hildebrand Amarillo Pleasant Valley Ross A. Smith San Jacinto Baptist Church L. W. Clark Jerry Hastings J. W. Longstreth Percy Gibbs J. P. Ingram G. T. Warren Liano Cemetery Bartlesville Okla Land Department Phillips Petroleum Company Claude Mary C. Hildebrand Carolyn Hildebrand Marguerite Shanefelt Cleveland Ethel Hildebrand Bradford Penn H. Hildebrand

Mullins Baby Dies At Local Hospital

Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Ollie N Mullins of 904 Virginia Street died at a local hospital early this morning Funeral services were held at Boxwell Brothers Chapel at 3 this afternoon with Rev E B Fincher officiating Burial followed at Llano Cemetery Mr Mullins employed by Walter Irvin Inc

Ollie N. Mullins Virginia Street Boxwell Brothers Chapel E. B. Fincher Ellwood Park Presbyterian Church Llano Cemetery Mullins Walter Irvin, Inc

Roosevelt seeks study before new holding law

Government officials discuss possible effects of Supreme Court gold decisions. President Roosevelt says no immediate need for new legislation but legal experts study ramifications. Some aides suggest barring damage suits in the courts of claims. final decision pending further study.

Roosevelt Supreme Court

First Texas Horse Racing Commission Payment Sent

A letter from the Texas comptroller accompanies a 200 check to the county treasurer as the first installment from funds deposited by the Texas Racing Commission. The disbursement is delayed pending an audit and a legal opinion on the act’s provisions.

State Comptroller’s Office Horse Racing Commission State of Texas Texas Racing Commission Racing Commission

Mystery Plane Returns After Pacific Flight Tests

The Department of Commerce Mystery plane, which flew toward the Pacific early this morning, returned to Oakland airport within four hours. It carried two Army pilots Captain Albert Hegenberger and Captain Clayton Bissell, along with Eugene Vidal and other officials as it tested new radio course finding equipment. No comment was offered on arrival.

Oakland Calif Department of Commerce Pacific Ocean Honolulu San Diego Albert Hegenberger Hawaii Clayton Bissell Eugene Vidal Aeronautics Direector

Two RFC Directors Named by President

President Roosevelt nominated Hubert D. Stephens former Mississippi senator and Charles T. Fisher Jr of Michigan to join the Reconstruction Finance Corporation board. Stephens replaces Harvey C. Cough who resigned and Fisher fills the Republican seat after John J. Blaine's death. Terms run until January 22 1936.

Washington Roosevelt Hubert D. Stephens Mississippi Charles T. Fisher, Jr Michigan Reconstruction Finance Corporation Stephens Harvey C. Cough Arkansas Fisher John J. Blaine Wisconsin

Navy to Concentrate LTA Work at Lakehurst Station

Washington March 13 UP Secretary of Navy Claude A Swanson announced that all lighter than air activities in the U S Navy will be concentrated at the naval air station at Lakehurst New Jersey The Macon crash prompted the change. Plainview farmer dies suddenly J B Long prominent Hale County farmer and Plainview city council member died of a heart attack after farming in Williamson County Texas before moving to Plainview over 20 years ago.

Washington Macon Claude A. Swanson U.S. Navy Naval Air Station Lakehurst N. J Plainview J. B Long Hale County Williamson County Texas

Amelia Earhart Hired as Aero Nautical Expert

Amelia Earhart is employed as an aero nautical expert by the Air Commerce Bureau of the Department of Commerce for a nominal one dollar a year. The appointment was announced in Amelia, Joe Washington.

Amelia Joe Washington Amelia Farhart Air Commerce Bureau Department of Commerce

War relief plan targets large donors in Amarillo

Relief planners seek to reach wealthy men and corporations to fund the Chest and test pledges. They note Amarillo names show small gifts or are absent. A meeting Saturday will outline a definite campaign with attendees including Floyd Studer Herbert Budke Bishop R. E. Lucey Rabey Funk Bob Epperson Wilbur C. Hawk Bert McCullough J. Levy and Mr. DeCoster.

Amarillo Floyd Studer Herbert Budke Bishop R. E. Lucey Rabey Funk Bob Epperson Wilbur C. Hawk Bert McCullough J. Levy Mr. DeCoster

Rental Ads Show Fast Occupancy Demand

Want Ad readers report a high demand for rentals across nearly all categories. Several rental ads attract tenants the first day they appear, with many listings renting quickly. Otis Apartments offers a furnished double apartment with facilities, available now at a Riverside address, contact through phone number provided.

Want Globe News Otis Apartments

Baruch Plan Drafted to Implement NRA Aims in 1933

FEUD mule prevailed. Hugh 8. Johnson, a Baruch man, was drafted in June 1933 to implement the NRA and a Baruch plan. George N. Peek is mentioned in connection with the effort.

Mule Hugh 8. Johnson George N. Peek

Baruch’s Political Role in 1932 NRA and AAA Plans

The Baruch figure, a wealthy sponsor and administrator of the AAA crop control idea, sought a statesman to back NRA and AAA from the White House. He reportedly had both plans rejected by Hoover. Baruch, a longtime political operator since the Wilson era, advised presidents and influenced farming and labor groups while remaining a key economic confidant to major bodies like the Farm Bureau and AFL.

Baruch NRA White House Hoover Wilson War Industries Board McAdoo Smith Harding Coolidge Roosevelt

Baruch's Role in 1920s US Politics and Hoover Era

The passage notes Baruch influencing military policy choices at the army war college and persuading Senate Democratic Leader Joseph T. Robinson to pursue nonpartisan cooperation in the emergency after Hoover lost Congress. It links Huey P. Long's feud with Robinson to that decision and cites persistent claims that Baruch became a "super-President" since 1920.

Army War College Hoover Congress Baruch Senate Joseph T. Robinson Huey P. Long Robinson

Court rules pay roll copies void under constitutional limits

Judge Fake sustains company in resisting code authority certified payroll copies. Citing a parallel Federal ruling, the decision emphasizes limits on government access to internal payroll data and narrows the scope of inquiry into the case.

Fake Smilar Nields Weirton Steel Company

Judge Nields ruling eases Weirton case work

A lawyer hailed Judge Nields' ruling in the Weirton case as greatly simplifying work and bringing them closer to issuing a practically completed opinion. The remark was made as the matter moves toward final resolution in court.

New Ice Mint Foot Remedy Promises Quick Relief

An ad touts Ice Mint as the real corn killer for corns callouses and tender feet. It claims cooling soothing comfort with no pain, suitable for women in high heels and men who stand all day. Get a few cents worth from your druggist today.

How Calotabs Help Nature To Throw Off a Bad Cold

Millions have found Calotabs a valuable aid against colds. Take one or two tabs the first night and repeat on the third or fifth night if needed. Calotabs cleanse the intestinal tract and promote elimination of cold poisons, serving as both purgative and diuretic. Family package 25 cents, trial 10 cents. Ady.

Ady

Huey Long mockery plan aims to keep campaign light

Congressman describes using ridicule against Huey Long to shield President, noting a past fist fight and a belief that making the conflict comic will prevent national seriousness. Disney advises turning the debate into humor to deflate Long's attacks.

Huey Teddy Roosevelt Teddy Disney

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