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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1935
Page
3
A massive Boy Scout encampment will unfold in Washington DC from August 21 to 30. Up to 30 000 boys will sleep eat and participate with 10 000 tents 300 cooks and 100 000 meals daily. Plans include a three day training camp at Harding's Ranch and a special Am rillo to Washington train is being arranged.
Community notices solicit clothing shoes and baby items for those in need and seek local aid. Readers post requests for jobs housing and missing items including a dog and a saddle horse while offering household skills and references.
A column of humorous, brief missives and anecdotes from Washington and beyond. Notes from constituents to lawmakers, a quip about Patman’s adjusted compensation, and glimpses of public life including Alice Roosevelt Longworth and Noah Webster in government service. The piece captures political wit and personal touches in a federal milieu.
A gallery on a fishing barge three miles off Santa Monica collapsed while spectators watched a 12 year old boy attempt a fifty pound yellowtail. Thirty two people were plunged into the sea. twenty seven died. Ernest Richter, a 58 year old citrus grower, sacrificed himself to save children. his wife and two children survived.
The Washington embassy notes the U S R pays for English lessons for a resident and his wife. The arrangement aims to improve language proficiency and integration.
Darwin H. Chaddock, 20, was found shot to death at his family home. Funeral services will be held at 4 p m today at First Baptist Church with Dr. R C Snodgrass officiating in Dr G L Yates absence. Interment at Llano Cemetery. Pallbearers named. body moved from Boxwell Brothers Chapel to 706 Bellview. Chaddock had been despondent over failing health.
Courthouse records show warranty deeds for Zoe Stenger to Arthur Hunt and A F Hibler to H O L with parcel details and values. Car registrations list numerous 1935 and 1936 models from Ford, Chev, Pontiac, Plymouth, and Buick with buyer names and dealers.
Notes left to his parents Mr and Mrs EF O Chaddock and to a younger brother E O Jr list no other survivors. He was to receive his diploma Thursday at graduation exercises for high school seniors.
Strawberry picking and shipping have begun in the southern Ozark region and are expected to be in full swing soon in Springfield Missouri.
The advertisement promotes Firestone Tires with Gum-Dipping rubber coating, touting high mileage records and safety. It cites race victories and long-distance tests, urging readers to buy from Firestone Auto Supply and Service Store or authorized dealers for safer, economical tires.
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