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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1935
Page
12
Anne Adams pattern 2218 offers a slenderizing frock with capelet sleeves and a choice of colors in silk and cotton fabrics. The pattern is available in extended sizes and comes with illustrated sewing instructions. Order the book and pattern for fifteen to twenty five cents by mail.
A mother learns her 6 year old can retrieve a ball under a bed after being allowed to try. The piece argues children grow stronger and more capable daily and parents should let them attempt tasks before stepping in, reserving help for truly difficult situations to build independence.
Gerald MacQuire a New York brokerage firm bond salesman linked to General Butler’s testimony on a fascist move to seize the government died in New Haven at Grace Hospital from uremia. His brother said illness followed the committee charges and accused Rep MacCormack’s hearing of injustice.
Walter Belshaw rescued a sea gull that had been tied with a paper bundle and a long cord. The bird dangled from light wires until Belshaw climbed a tree to untangle it, receiving a bite on the finger in the rescue.
Texas Rangers raided the Crystal Night Club in Galveston just before midnight to curb gambling and liquor sales. They halted a card game on the second floor and summoned Justice Randolph Pierson and County Attorney Ralph Crawford. Newsmen were barred from witnessing the operation.
Sam Hed dell, longtime barber in Goderich Ontario, shows a razor he says is over a century old. The blade measures about two inches, set in an ironwood handle with a copper rivet and resembles a meat cleaver.
Gior dan Tsaflidoglow, a restaurant cook in Fall River Massachusetts, is noted for regularly leaving his job to eat at a different nearby restaurant, drawing attention from local observers.
The annual Early Spring Dance of Khiva Shrine is set for 9:30 tonight at the Masonic Temple with George Hammock as arrangements chairman promising the finest dance of the year. An impressive floor show is planned and admission costs 1935 Shrine card or $1 per couple. Frank Sousa crashed a borrowed automobile through a fence, the car tipping 30 feet and landing on its roof. Sousa sustained a black eye.
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