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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1935
Page
5
The Treasury announced a $100 million issue of 3 percent bonds for 1946-48 to augment the shrinking cash balance. Bids will be accepted only at or above par value, a move intended to capitalize on the premium now quoted for the 3 percent issue. Morgenthau cited market conditions and policy reasons for the bid basis sale.
A cinema roundup notes Shirley Temple in Our Little Girl at the Paramount with Deleh Mullings and a new technicolor cartoon. Fair screens The Devil Is a Woman with Marlene Dietrich. Mission features Life Begins at 40 with Will Rogers. Texas runs Transatlantic Merry Go Round with Jack Benny and Nancy Carroll. Rialto advertises The Whole Towns Talkin with Edward G Robinson. Rex presents Bachelor of Arts with Tom Brown and Anita Louis.
Cadiz Ohio veteran village clerk William H Lucas, believed to hold a national record for continuous service in one elected office, is circulating for another two year term. He would total 35 years in office and turn 85 in September while remaining active in daily duties.
A flood on the Red River near Alexandria Louisiana has claimed five lives. Three of the victims were the Jackson family father Fred 49 mother 40 and their five year old son Leslie who drowned when their boat overturned. Two other drownings were reported last week as the river rose to 40.5 feet at the government gauge.
An old advertisement promotes Costex a kidney diuretic claiming to remove acids poisons and liquids from blood by aiding kidney and bladder function. It promises vitality within 48 hours and an eight day money back guarantee with a three cent per dose price at druggists.
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