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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1935
Page
2
Fray day forecast shows no rain with some clouds and southwest wind. Rural chatter hits culture with White & Kirk sale for Balladettes at San Angelo and a Eve Mary McCormic singing encore. Local life, court room size, cattle trade, and odd trivia fill the page.
A large audience is expected for Mary McCormic's concert at the Municipal Auditorium on Friday. Tickets sell fast at City Drug Store No. 1, priced 50 and 75 cents, with the program splitting between Italian French and English songs and a requested-number encore if feasible.
An unusual brief notes readers and editors compiling items under the label What They Write To-TACK. The piece surveys quirky missives and short commentary about small-town topics, with a light local flavor and period voice.
Local reader asks for employment in Amari, available for night shifts. Mentions wife and six children and prior track experience. Requests consideration for any suitable job.
The state rests its case soon after railroad workers Parmer OLeary Mack testify about westbound trains and schedules. Hamlin fans for details on an Amarillo arrestee and a claimed transfer of a suspect’s route, while defense disputes the warrant and the pacing of proceedings.
J. B. LeVert owner of the Van Buren Pharmacy at Sixteenth Avenue and Van Buren Street offers a 25 reward for the return of documents and records stolen in Tuesday night robbery. About 400 was taken with the shop safe. He values records over money.
Dick Johnson 19 of Detroit and nine companions toured from Detroit to California. On returning, Johnson was on a freight car doorway when the door slammed shut, fracturing his skull. He lay unconscious for hours at Dalhart hospital. his father O. O. Johnson is a city manager in Three Rivers Michigan.
Fort Worth reports a hopeless deadlock in the case of William T. Robinson the confessed slayer amid jury deliberations in a criminal district court The defendant is to face potential parole or transfer to the state reformatory Eugene Kling of Ohio is named as the victim in the slugging incident
Governor James V. Allred signed a bill to fund continuing an audit of scholastic census rolls by the department of education. The $8500 appropriation supports an investigation that aims to remove illegitimate names from school rolls, claiming the state saves substantial sums through the process.
The Polish cabinet of Premier Leon Kozlowski resigned after Parliament recessed and President Ignacy Moscicki named Col. Walery Sławek to form a new government. The new premier is charged with enforcing the forthcoming constitution as the prior session ends.
Trenton N J March 28 The court on errors and appeals to day fixed the date of June 20 for the hearing of Bruno Richard Hauptmann s appeal from conviction in the Lindbergh kidnap murder. Miami Okla March 28 The trial of Henry Methvin slaying of Constable Campbell of Commerce opened with heavy guard and brisk testimony as defense questions and adjournment followed afternoon session.
The program funded 25 million dollars by PW and 7 million from FERA under Westbrook to help rural relief. About 10 million total loaned, with 2 million repaid, supporting farmers on relief, landless groups, and needy families in rural rehabilitation. Projects include community blacksmith shops and food centers. Four model rural communities completed Red House West Virginia, Mississippi County Arkansas, Woodlake Texas, and Mountain Valley Georgia housing 200 to 350 families each.
Eighteen American women, including Miss Mary Pye Hutcheson of Houston, Texas, will be presented tonight and tomorrow night by Mrs. Robert W. Bingham at a royal event. Attire requires full length trains and a three feather headdress, with gowns described as dignified and ostentatious, featuring off the shoulder necklines and period styling. Mrs. Bingham will wear a dull French blue taffeta dress with blue and silver lace panels and a pink satin revier.
Hogs 1,500 with slow trade and many left unsold. top early at 8.70, feeders 7.75 to 8.70. sows 7.00 to 8.15. Cattle 2,000 with calves 600. steers and yearlings steady, high grades mixed. Vealers 6.00 to 9.00. sheep 4,600 with uneven demand and lambs at 7.25 to 7.85. ewes 3.75 to 5.00. Cotton futures in New Orleans fall while July recovers slightly to 10.99. May 10.91, Oct 10.58, Dec 10.65.
A local recommendation urges voters to support JOEA. Jenkins in the city commissioner race. The endorsement asks residents to investigate his life and character before voting next Tuesday.
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