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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1934

Page

2

Wall Street declines as stocks fall across the board

New York stock prices dropped sharply amid selling waves driving many issues to yearly or longer lows. Losses ranged up to around 6 points at worst with some mild recoveries later, amid broad adviser commentary on market mood and pending congressional measures. Commodities were mixed as wheat and grains rallied while rubber, silver, and cotton fell. bonds edged down and the dollar held firm.

New York Variqque Commission Atocha Sm Consolidated Gas American Telephone and Public Service of New Jersey U. S. Rubber Case Bethlehem Steel U. Steel du Pont Johns Manville Western Union Goodyear General Motors Chrysler Deere Westinghouse Santa Fe N. Central U. 8 American Howe Sound U. S Mme Congress Washington

Weather hints and local notes from Amarillo district

The entry mixes informal weather chatter predicting rain with notes on bluebonnets, Fourth of July timing, local remarks on gambling, a farm boy's country anecdotes, and opinions on war with Japan. It mentions N. S. Griggs and Mayor Ross Rogers, plus reflections on shipbuilding and naval balance between Japan and England.

Special Mother's Day stamps meet with strong demand

The Amarillo post office reports brisk sales of newly issued Mother's Day stamps. Postmaster Mrs. Floyd Cooper notes the stamps, bearing Whistler's Portrait of My Mother, can be used for regular and special delivery mail.

Amarillo Floyd Cooper

Tax Bill Progress and Silver Regulation Debates

The article outlines a new capital gains and losses provision limiting deductions to gains, with a $2000 offset from ordinary income, and progressive gains percentages by holding period. It notes Senate testimony against reduced tax payments by firms and reports renewed Senate-Administration talks on silver regulation as a $417 million income tax bill becomes law.

Senate Ju Fe, Morgan & Company New York Washington Roosevelt House Committee For

Amarillo Seeks 1935 West Texas Convention Here

Interest in hosting the West Texas Chamber of Commerce convention in Amarillo grows as drivers claim the district quota nears. The Amarillo delegation plans to travel by motorcade with many local officials and businessmen among signees attending ensure the meeting in San Angelo next week.

West Texas Chamber of Commerce San Angelo Amarillo West Texas J. M Jim” Williams Dathart W. J. Casey WTCC Cade Wilbur C Hawk Harry Montgomery Benny Greenhill Ross D. Rogers Mr. Williams Otho Thompson Leo Peterson Roy Cullum Wilbur C. Hawk H. G. Maxfield Fd Mayer G. W. Luke Mason King Lawrence Hagg John Sherrin Grover B. Hill Bill Gilstrap Dinty Moore Charles Wolflin R. F E. Wertz Ivor Davies James Sellars Dale Smiley C. 8. Makeig E. W. Hardin George Carnes J. H. McCracken Melody Maids The Rock Island Railroad

Gettle Abduction Tied to Nearby Estate and Witness Clues

Police linked the Gettle kidnapping to the estate adjoining the late mining magnate Lucky Baldwin. Footprints at the rear of the party house and the stepladder from the Gettle property surfaced as clues. Gettle, seen in gray flannels and tennis shoes, was seized after being found drinking at a bar. The Gettle estate spans nearly five acres with a high stone wall and iron gates. police noted Gettle previously ran the J C Penney store in Bakersfield. In a separate thread, two sisters Fern Sankey and Alvina Keiler face federal trial for Boettcher abduction links as the case widens.

Gettle Wolff Lucky” Baldwin J. C. Penney Bakersfield Cal Pierre Fern Sankey Alvina Keiler

Dear Tack: Seeking help to find work

The writer, a 35 year old married person with two young daughters, asks Tack for assistance in obtaining employment. The letter expresses gratitude for Tack’s past help and requests support in securing work.

Tack

Light rains threaten dreary wheat outlook across midwest

Weather reports port Vega and Adrian west and Conway east as light rains inch into drought stricken midwest. Experts warn spring drought may cut winter wheat yields to as low as 25 percent if rains fail to arrive within a week.

Vega Adrian Conway Chicago Middle Western

Interior strikes offer peace plan for Cleveland gas station dispute

Secretary Ickes proposes a fair air equitable method to end the two labor strikes as 2,000 Cleveland gasoline station operators seek settlement. Major oil firms back a six point proposal but the unions demand clarification and the closed shop issue remains unresolved.

Ickes Cleveland

Huo Clothiers Opens in New Polk Street Home

Formal opening of Huo Clothiers at 604 Polk Street announced for tomorrow. The Hub has moved from 618 Polk Street this week. Manager S. Schienberg notes every department enlarged with doubled space and tripled dressing rooms. Store remodeled with more than double display space and modern display windows.

Huo Clothiers Polk Street S. Schienberg

Sheriff’s Office Aims to Stop Bandits With Heavy Armament

Potter County sheriff's department stocks seven high powered rifles a Thompson sub machine gun and two sawed off shotguns for bandit encounters. The arsenal includes auto rifles in multiple calibers and kept cleaned and ready in the sheriff's office closet.

Amarillo Potter County

London Burial Rites Held at Pampa

Funeral rites for Mrs. Mildred B. London aged 35 were pronounced at 2 30 PM from the Pampa Methodist Church by Rev W A Irwin. Mrs London died Tuesday in a local hospital after a 10 day illness. The body was taken to Pampa by N B Griggs & Sons.

Mildred B. London Pampa

Police Seek Negro Woman for Thefts

St. Louis police, at the request of constable Howard Elliott, seek Josephine Lewis a Negro woman wanted on a theft charge. Jewelry and money totaling 165 dollars were taken from a Vineyard Manor caretaker including a 20 dollar gold ring a 65 dollar diamond ring a 5 dollar gold chain bracelet and other pieces. She departed by bus Tuesday for Chicago.

St. Louis Howard Elliott Josephine Lewis Chicago Vineyard Manor

V F W Opens Drive To Elect Attorney Birge

The VFW post begins a campaign to elect W. S. Birge of Amarillo as state commander. For weeks the local post has conducted initiation ceremonies for new units in the Panhandle and Eastern New Mexico. The Amarillo initiation team will assist at the state convention in Fort Worth from June 17 to 20.

Amarillo Khiva Shrine Panhandle New Mexico Oklahoma Khiva Temple Scenic Canyon Norris Ewing Wichita Falls W. S. Birge Veterans of Foreign Wars Amerild Fort Worth C. C. Gibson

Moore Driver Faces Prosecution After Palmateer Tragedy

Shirley Pauline Palmateer 3 was killed when a car driven by Moore swerved into the curb in the 400 block of South Arthur Street and struck her and two siblings. The 1-year-old sister and 2-year-old brother were severely hurt but recovered. District Attorney Hazlewood and assistant Bob Underwood led the prosecution with Amarillo and Panhandle lawyers defending Moore.

Ing Shirley Pauline Palmateer Arthur Street Moore Palmateer Shirley Pauline Hazlewood Bob Underwood Cleo Clayton F. M. Bralley, Jr R. A. Wilson Amarillo Curtis Douglas Panhandle

Georgian Village Girl Wins Best American Novel

A Georgia city woman, recognized for her debut novel Lamb in His Bosom, claims the top American prize for fiction of the year. She speaks of feeling dazed by the honor and compares her shoes to Cinderella slippers, while noting she left school early and is mother to three active sons.

Georgia America

Kansas City Livestock and New Orleans Cotton Market Roundup

Kansas City quotes show cattle and calves trading mixed with steady to higher tendencies. top hogs at 5.40 for choice 190-240 lbs while cattle milk and stocker steers see modest gains. New Orleans cotton opens easier with early losses around 10 points but recovers slightly before mid-morning. July around 11.21 and December near 11.47.

Kansas City U. 8 D. A New Orleans New Orlean Liverpool Sterling Lnter

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