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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1935
Page
2
Fair and warmer with a chance of rain later in the week. A reward is offered for the return of a missing dog named Cocky owned by Miss Mary Kruser of 2401 Van Buren Street. Also included are reader notes, jokes, and local notices about jobs and duck hunting regulations.
A collage of facts and trivia spans empire rulers, birth rates, kosher products, mail costs, paint consumption, oyster behavior, Lincoln’s reelection doubts, watermelon moisture, Sahara growth, yeast profits, eagle symbolism, a Coeur dAlene writer, the Washington Monument, pink order blanks, and Italian media in Vatican City.
A collage of brief notices seeking work and missing items. People request housekeeping, laundry, nursing, or general labor. some offer to furnish references. Occasional reward offers and requests for lost suitcases appear among the clippings. Many entries lack complete details or clear contact info.
In Potter County Jail a small black and white cat nicknamed Little Sister died after being accidentally stepped on by Deputy Sheriff Night Jailer Dick Vaughn. The cremation took place on the jail’s eighth floor as prisoners mourned and the ashes were carried away by a breeze. Surviving are Mama Puss, Papa Chico, two brothers Yellow Wolf and Blue Dog, and godfather Gib Landis.
The report notes 3,717 criminals jailed and 1,030 fugitives captured by G men, with 4,403 state and local fugitive identifications and 703,947 new fingerprints filed. Since the 1932 kidnaping law, 55 kidnappings solved, 122 kidnappers convicted, four killed, and 25 awaiting trial.
The comptroller of the currency issued a call for the condition of all national banks as of Friday November 1. This marks the third call this year, suggesting four such reports in 1935. Previous calls were March 4 and June 29. In Texas, State Banking Commissioner Irvin McCreary asked for similar statements from state banks as of November 1.
Hugh White headed the Mississippi Democratic primary field, a victory seen as tantamount to election. Across the nation, mayoral races and legislative contests in New York New Jersey and beyond drew close scrutiny as the 1936 political battle intensified, with Farley and Lehman figures shaping party claims.
Dr George Ashley Pennsylvania state geologist estimates Eastern reserves at about 5 billion barrels. Walter A Jones of Pittsburgh says President Roosevelt approved a statement urging oil firms to preserve resources and avoid turning oil into a public utility. If industry fails to act, federal legislation may be recommended to safeguard petroleum resources.
The storm, labeled a Yankee hurricane for its unusual northern origin, slowed slightly but kept a westward course. Shipping along the eastern gulf was warned to monitor advisories as wreckage and debris increase in the region. Coast guard units checked tug locations while Miami agencies cleared streets and assessed damage potential up to five million dollars. A new device from Southend, England, enables engineers to hear pin drop noises via a microphone.
A detailed listing of KGNC programs across Tuesday to Wednesday, detailing time slots for Lamplighting Time through News Commentary. Includes shows like The Singing Salesman Auto Clinic Waltz Time Musical Tailors Lawrence Quintet Diner Dance Tunes and more with orchestrated performances, news, and specialized segments.
A gang linked to the Schultz-Weinberg killings faces a crackdown as evidence suggests a shared foe was behind multiple murders and assaults. Investigators note fingerprints on a lime burial site and reference a million dollar a month policy racket tied to the Bronx and Broadway theater area.
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