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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1936

Page

2

Potter County Aims to Boost Aged With State Pension Plan

Mrs. Cornelia Patton, district relief director, says the State Old Age Assistance Plan will improve relief for Potter County’s aged. 82 of 134 direct relief families may receive pensions starting July, up to 30 dollars monthly, based on family budgets and outside income. Ends June 10 direct relief ends June 30 in Texas. about 450 direct relief cases exist across 20 Panhandle counties.

Potter County Cornelia Patton Pension Commission Texas Patton

Amon Carter Praises Canyon But Seeks Faster Development

Fort Worth publisher Amon Carter, during a tour with Senator Clint Small, expressed admiration for Palo Duro Canyon and the Panhandle Plains Historical Museum in Canyon. He also pledged funds and urged quicker park development while avoiding comment on admission fee controversy.

Amon Carter Fort Worth Palo Duro Canyon Clint Small Senator Small Carter Panhandle Plains Historical Museum Canyon Small Panhandle

Rites Pending for Mary Emma Merril

Funeral arrangements are pending for Mrs. Mary Emma Merril 81 who died at her daughter Mrs. J A McDonald 515 West Fourth Avenue Wednesday evening. She had been in poor health for several months and Blackburn Shaw Home handles the arrangements.

Mary Emma Merril J. A. McDonald West Fourth Merril Blackburn-Shaw — Home

Negroes Meet Tonight To Organize For Citizenship

A mass meeting is called for tonight at 8:30 in Greater Jenkins Chapel Baptist Church North Heights to discuss advancement of good citizenship after Sundays attack by three black men on Police man Floyd Goodrich Law enforcement officers are invited J B Anderson will lead the session

Floyd Goodrich Greater Jenkins Chapel Baptist Church North Heights J. EB. Anderson

Triplets' Mother Dies After Caesarean Birth in Sedalia

Mrs Sarah Chiles Harned, 35, mother of triplets born by Caesarean section a week ago, died last night in Sedalia Missouri. The three girl babies were reported doing well.

Sedalia Sarah Chiles Harned

Lady Solons Don’t Care If Men Keep on Hats

The women lawmakers in Congress stated they do not care if men keep their hats on in elevators. Representative Florence Kahn of California said she would remove her hat if she were a man with hair like Rex Tugwell. Senator Hattie Caraway of Arkansas said she preferred to interfere as little as possible and that hat choices were a matter for men themselves.

Washington Ladies of Congress Association For the Prevention Florence Kahn California Rex Tugwell Hattie Caraway Arkansas

Tulip Contest Prize Winners Announced by Amarillo Club

Prize winners were announced by Mrs. L. P. Herndon as chair of the judging committee. Cash prizes totaled 50 dollars plus 300 Fantasy tulip bulbs from Wayside Gardens for the most attractive beds grown from bulbs distributed last fall by the Amarillo Garden Club. Winners include Amarillo Country Club and numerous residents across streets and churches with multiple 7.50 and 5.00 prize entries.

L. P. Herndon Wilburn, Hawk Amarillo O. H. Hargett North Pierce Street George Baker Nineteenth Avenue Seeiciees Beret Earl Fuqua Harrison Street C. J. Wiard Eleventh Avenue Ben T. Blackwell Hayden Street Edith Johnson Washington Street T. M. Chambers Louisiana Street First Baptist Church el Urbe W. R. Pumphrey Hughes Street J. G. McClintock Ong Street John Armstrong B. M. Doss van Buren Street Floyd Garwood Phillips Station Twenty-second Avenue Wash

Wholesale Kidnapping Report Shocks Los Angeles

Joe Rangel reports his five children aged 19 months to 14 years abducted and held for ransom of 100 dollars per child. He and his housekeeper found a note on the front door demanding 500 dollars for the children's safety or death. Rangel recently separated from his wife.

Los Angeles Sheriff's Office Joe Rangel Rangel

Quadruplets invite Garner to Texas Centennial Exposition

Texas is introduced to Vice President John N. Garner by Leola Roberta Mona and Mary Keys four 20 year old sisters from Texas at the Vice President’s desk in Washington. Former Governor Pat Neff calls them the finest girls in the world and Garner agrees.

Washington Leola Roberta Mona Mary Keys Texas John N. Garner Dallas Garner Pat Neff Lll

Fort Worth Grand Jury to Open Spring Federal Term

A Fort Worth grand jury will open the spring term of federal district court with 35 names drawn for the petit jury. Notifications have been sent to those selected, but jurors will be notified two days before they are called for duty in June.

Federal District Court Port Worth Dave

Jewish Evacuations Rise After Jerusalem Violence

Jewish residents were evacuated from Jerusalem's Old City following killings and a stabbing incident that increased racial tension in the Holy Land. Two Jews were killed in the Old City yesterday.

Jerusalem Old City Jewish Telegraphic Agency Holy Lands Olds City

Federal naturalization interview day slated next Wednesday

An examiner will interview about 20 Plains region residents seeking citizenship next Wednesday at 11 AM. In the afternoon those approved by the examiner will appear before Judge James C. Wilson for final citizenship decisions.

Plains Region James C. Wilson

Testimony Opens in Murder Trial of Lorensa Martinez

Testimony began in the Forty seventh District Court murder case with first witness Aubrey Giles describing the incident. Police officer Maurice DeAnda died after a fight at a Mexican colony dance hall.

Forty-seventh District Court Lorensa Martinez Maurice DeAnda Aubrey Giles DeAnda Mexican Colony

Commercial aviation growth and new routes in Italy

Rome reports six years of expansion in commercial aviation with 55 airplanes then and present figures. Passenger and postal traffic drive site expansion. New routes between Italy and East Africa colonies will boost service.

Rome Thalian Italy

Grand Jurors Meet in Potter County

Potter County grand jurors met again this morning with little business to transact according to the district attorney’s office. The panel has been hearing cases since the April term opened, with Walter Barlow serving as foreman.

Potter County Walter Barlow

Longest royal name linked to King Kamehameha observances

Honolulu May 14 U P officials announced that a direct descendant with the world's longest name will attend the King Kamehameha I bicentennial ceremonies. The heir, Samuel Albert Friedrich Henry William Crowninburg Apalo Kapil kauimoamokuaonalani Kamehameha Amalu, is known in life as Sam Amalu. He is a University of Hawaii freshman and does not stress his lineage. he typically avoids neckties, favors a blue scarf, and sometimes carries a cane.

Honolulu U.P Kamehameha I Kamehameha Hawaiian Islands Samuel Albert Friedrich Henry William Crowninburg Apalo Kapilkauimoamokuaonalani Kamehameha Amalu Hawaii Sam Amalu England Prince of Wales David Windsor University of Hawaii Sam

Starhemberg Disarmed as Austria’s Power Shift Intensifies

Starhemberg’s troops will be disarmed within weeks and he plans to travel to Rome to attend a football match between Italian and Austrian teams. He congratulated Mussolini on fascism, while Schuschnigg and Reither consolidate power and Starhemberg’s future remains uncertain amid the ouster.

Starhemberg Rome Mussolini Austria Italy League of Nations Schuschnige Reither Great Britain Schuschnigg

Luciano Surrenders Control of City Racketeering Venture

From the Waldorf Astoria suite, Luciano supervised multiple rackets and in 1933 shifted power to David Betillo known as Little Davy after telling bookers they were through. Prosecutors say Betillo then organized a colossal racket leading associates to quit and surrender funds.

Waldorf-Astoria Dewey Luciano Vice Little Davy Davy David Betillo

Amarillo Junior High to Feature Festival of Folk Lore

Finalists from the afternoon program will appear on the night program as 150 rural school children sing cowboy songs. Scouts will perform authentic Indian dances. Sheffy from Canyon College discusses preserving folk lore. Charlotte Allen reads The Cowboy's Christmas Ball. West Texas College sketches early German Plains life. Choirs and groups perform folk and spiritual works. The festival feeds into a Dallas Centennial national festival.

Amarillo Sheffy Canyon Charlotte Allen West Texas College Plains MacDowell String Quartet Philharmonic Constance Ferguson Panhandle Dallas

New EEG Findings Report Alcohol Impact On Brain

The electroencephalograph reveals distinct brain patterns for drunkenness and hangover. Harvard medical researchers describe individual electric brain signatures akin to fingerprints, noting normal beats near 10 and 25 cycles per second, with drunken states showing rapid, high amplitude changes and hangovers returning toward normal but faster.

Howard W. Blakeslee Associated Press Kansas City American Medical Association Harvard Medical School Frederick A. Gibbs William G. Lennox Hallowell Davis Erna L. Gibbs Albert Grass

Bargain hunter seeks Amarillo home cash offer

A Panhandle rancher with twelve thousand dollars in cash arrived at the W TC C convention seeking a well built fully furnished house. Powell Realty says several responses came in as they try to place him before he returns home. A separate Chicago report describes a lurid scene as a brick wearing assailant terrorized nurses at St. Luke's Hospital before police questioned him over a murder in Little Harlem.

Panhandle Amarillo Myrtle Powell Powell Realty Company News- Globe Chicago St. Luke’s Hospital Lillian Guild

Dancer Under Arrest After Nightclub Fire Tragedy

May 14 San Francisco police booked Betty Blossom a torch dancer on a city ordinance charge for using an open flame without a permit in a crowded nightclub fire that killed four and injured twelve. She was released on twenty five dollar bail while authorities review liability and potential new nightclub safety ordinances.

San Francisco I Juerd Betty Blossom

Steamer North Sea Refloated En Route to Alaska

A radio message reported the steamer North Sea, carrying 140 passengers, refloated after grounding at Point Marsh near Dixon Entrance and proceeding slowly toward Ketchikan. The Seattle to Ketchikan voyage faced a grounding incident with no further details available.

Seattle Northland Transportation Company North Sea Ketchikan Point Marsh Dixon Entrance Alaska

Bricks From Great Wall Supposed Used for Japanese Barracks

Chinese press charges bricks from the Great Wall are being taken by Japanese soldiers to construct army barracks at Kupeikow. The report warns the ancient structure may suffer partial disintegration as a result.

Peiping China Great Wall Kupeikow Ref

Store owner dies in Dallas blaze. no foul play seen

Frank Harvey aged 22 burned to death in his second hand store in Dallas. Justice E John Baldwin delayed verdict as detectives reported no evidence of foul play. Harvey had testified in a January murder case where the defendant was not indicted.

Dallas Frank Harvey E. John Baldwin Harvey

WHP?: College Tour and Convention Moves

WICC visited Canyon with transport provided by Dr. Joe Hill college president for a Palo Duro Canyon tour. D A Bandeen WTCC general manager, re-appointed at Amarillo convention, left yesterday for Stamford. Jed Rix convention manager remains in Amarillo finalizing eighteenth annual meeting details.

Canyon Joe Hill Palo Duro Canyon D. A. Bandeen WTCC Amarillo Stamford Jed Rix Sill

Red River Map Prepared by Local Student

Harold Vaughn a sixth grade pupil at Margaret Wills School prepared a map at the request of the Arkansas Centennial through the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce. The map shows where the Red River rises the counties it flows through and where bridges are located. Chamber officials call the map a creditable piece of work.

Arkansas Centennial Amarillo

Convict Newton Captured Near Austin After Jail Escape

Calvin Newton, 42, an escapee from Bastrop County jail, was seized at a local tourist camp today. He had been sentenced to six years for automobile theft in Travis County and one year for failure to stop and render aid in Bastrop County. Newton escaped with two others on August 28.

Austin Calvin Newton Bastrop County Newton Travis County

Udga Free Trial Promises Quick Stomach Relief

Stomach distress from acidity prompts 54 000 readers to try Udga based on a stomach specialist's prescription. The ad claims fast relief from pains, gas, heartburn and ulcers and offers a free trial package at Fox Drug Stores and City Drug Stores with low cost nationwide availability.

Fox Drug Stores City Drug Stores

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