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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1935
Page
3
Hollywood debates extra manpower as NRA code seeks balance between need and living wages. Central casting reports rarely reaches 900 extras daily, with 1,000 registered extras deemed sufficient while thousands may seek other work if overstaffed.
Amarillo hosts Wichita Kansans with a 6 p m arrival at Santa Fe station and a full night of events led by Hanson Post of the American Legion. A downtown parade, informal meeting at the Crystal Ball room, and a dance follow a welcome by local business and Legion members.
Cleveland officials solved a burglary wave by matching pawnshop records to ten year old high school exam papers. Detectives traced loot via pawn tickets showing identical handwriting. Curt Dyer 22 and Roy Dyer 18 confessed to 19 burglaries after being arrested near Shaw High School in East Cleveland.
Maj. George Corbin the Amarillo U.S. Army contact officer announces a series of contact trips over the Panhandle visiting all reserve officers in 26 counties. MecNeilis on vacation W D McNeilis night police captain is in Carlsbad New Mexico on vacation and due back May 16.
W. J. Flesher, an Amarillo attorney, was in Canyon today attending to legal business at Randall County courthouse. In 1934 Hartshorne Oklahoma post office was robbed twice. The post master set a bear trap for the thieves and they triggered the trap on a return visit.
Washington May 8 The administration omnibus banking bills head into a storm of amendments but Democratic leaders predict passage in the House unchanged by Friday night. The party splits three ways on liberalizing or preserving the bill while Republicans seek support for amendments expanding Federal Reserve Bank control. Also noted, Lieut Frank P Williams seeks promotion to first lieutenant with a board of officers in Palo Duro Canyon and Federal Building records indicate action pending.
Dr. Paul Biefeld, retired astronomy professor and Swasey Observatory director at Denison University, got separated from his group in Cleveland after attending a theater with family. He forgot his daughter's address and spent the night at the YMCA before contacting a friend. He is listed in Who's Who in America.
U S Deputy Marshal Bill Lampe is in Plainview attending official government business. Smugglers ship greyhounds into England from the Irish Free State paying fishermen up to 50 dollars for each dog smuggled in.
An advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Of Capsules as a safe stimulant and diuretic to flush kidneys and stop nighttime urination. It claims relief from backache and irritated bladder with 85 cents at drug stores and urges buying the Haarlem brand from Holland for assured results.
General Jacob A Coxey, 81, famed for leading the inflation army, visited the Federal Building in Cleveland to review records and discuss his plan. He advocate s government issued currency instead of bonds to stimulate business without interest. His Massillon home is about 60 miles away.
Amarillo native John C. Crews is on duty with CCC Company 1820 at Jasper Texas. He serves as a first lieutenant with a commission in the reserve officers corps.
The list includes Vitalis Hair Tonic, large size priced at 79 cents, a quart of mineral oil from Russia, and sassafras bark by the pound, signaling a common set of shop inventory items in a period catalog.
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