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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1936
Page
3
Hogs 1,300 mostly 10-25 lower with top 9.70 and prices from 9.25 to 9.65 for various weights. Cattle 400, calves 200 slow and easier. cows and vealers weak. Sheep 2,900 with fed lambs steady to higher and native spring lambs down from 19.75. Numerous appended items include company names and stock quotes.
Workmen widening a highway near Sandusky uncovered scores of human bones believed to be from an old Indian burial ground. Several skeletons were recovered intact.
Elise Chegup a five year old Indian girl encased in plaster casts and braces since September 1934 refuses to go home hospital attendants expect eventual recovery. Patrick Barry aged 94 described as Canada oldest tramp jailed ten days for drunkenness after roaming the world.
Toledo police will undergo a compulsory course in military courtesy, training aimed at instilling discipline and proper conduct among officers. The program emphasizes respectful demeanor, drill standards, and disciplined bearing within the force.
Police Chief Allen said most of his officers were saluting in a manner that resembles a tired man greeting a poor relative, reflecting a subdued atmosphere among the force.
California statistics indicate the first qualification for indigent status is ownership of an automobile. Fifty thousand indigent automobile owners drove into the state in the past six months, while notes mention streams that run north and south being favored by crawfish.
Traffic officials in Palo Alto plan a live and let live approach tagging drivers with different tickets. Bad drivers will receive police court tickets while good drivers get cinema tickets as rewards. A brief roundup notes Molly Mercer named Miss Alabama, and Gilbert Kaasa in Spencer is reported to have sold life insurance from jail. Soviet Russia now has more women than men in medical schools.
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