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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1934

Page

5

Three States Move Left as Ballot Shows Radical Shift

The Nov 8 election indicates a leftward realignment with Minnesota Louisiana and Wisconsin leading the radical trend. Wisconsin's LaFollette brothers form a new Progressive faction appealing to farmers labor and small business to build a national party challenging conservatives.

Washington U.P United States Minnesota Louisiana Wisconsin California Oregon Herbert Hoover LaFollette Brothers Wisconsin Progressive Party Robert M. LaFollette LaPollettes Rosevelt Newal

Film listings and events at theaters and venues

The notice lists showings at Paramount Mission Rialto Rex and Nat with titles like The Richest Girl in the World What Every Woman Knows Cockeyed Cavaliers Return of the Terror Glamour and We're Rich Again plus Ben Bernie live at Municipal Auditorium Armistice events Limehouse Blues at the Armistice matinee and a Nut nation forest-service estimate of 100 million man days for forest rehabilitation.

Paramount Miriam Hopkins Helen Hayes Texas Wheeler and Woodsey Rialto Mary Astor Rex Paul Lukas Dick Small Victor Recording Orchestra Pantendle Radio Ben Bernie Bernie Municipal Auditorium A. Silcox United States Forest Service

Write-in candidate falls short in Panhandle election

In Panhandle on election day an unseen write-in candidate O R Beddingfield contested for sheriff tax assessor and collector but lost to incumbent T B Harris the Democratic nominee Beddingfield a former county tax assessor polled several hundred votes though well behind Harris who led 343 in the July primary and by 41 in August a trial followed and the general election result stood.

Harris Beddingfield

Dead Officer Horace M. Hickam Laid to Washington Trip

Lieut. Col. Horace M. Hickam's funeral journey began from Galveston to Washington for burial at Arlington National Cemetery. A full attack group escort, a funeral train, and a flyover accompanied the procession while Mrs. Hickam and family members traveled separately to join in Indianapolis and St. Louis. The first accident report on Hickam's death was expected the following day.

Galveston Horace M. Hickam Washington Arlington National Cemetery C. C. Chauncey St. Louis Willis Hickam, Jr Col. Hickam Hubert Hickam Indianapolis

St Francis Catholic Church Dedication and Panhandle Events

The St Francis Catholic Church set to be dedicated Sunday with Bishop Lucey presiding and Solemn High Mass. A barbecue by John Snider runs at noon, admission 50 cents adults 25 cents children. Price Memorial's Little Ones meet Panhandle Pee Wees at 2:30 followed by horseshoe contests and amateur wrestling.

Robert EB Lucey Charles J, Bier Menomonee Wis Panhandle Jerome Zienta Frank Kaminsky John Snider Price Memorial Price Memorial's Little Ones

Liquor Sales Boost Hollenden Hotel Profits

The Hollenden Hotel in Cleveland showed strong liquor and wine sales in under a month, with costs of 8 550 and revenues of 23 450, according to Receiver Theodore DeWitt. After 2 140 expenses, net profit exceeded 100 percent. Hard liquor cost 5 472 and yielded 15 001, lifting weekly net profits by about 1 250 from the prior month.

Cleveland, Navy Hollenden Theodore DeWitt Common Pleas Court

Livid Blaze Costs Dallas Firm $75,000

Dallas fire officials estimated damage at 75000 dollars when flames destroyed the Texlite Company plant last night. Four alarms brought most of the city’s fire equipment to the blaze in that section of the city.

Dallas Texlite Company

Plane nosed over upon landing here

A brief report notes a plane nosed over during landing at the local airfield. No further details on casualties or cause are provided in the readable text.

Courthouse Real Estate Transfers and Vehicle Registrations

Emily A. Davidson to John D. Davidson transfers on Ridgemere subdivision and several other deeds listed with prices. Additional transfers include A B Jones to Henry Best and D A McSpadden to L T Sears. Vehicle registrations show Emery Day Chevrolet and multiple Ford and Chevrolet entries with owners and models.

Emily A. Davidson John D. Davidson Ridgemere A. B. Jones Henry Best D. A. McSpadden L. T. Sears Alamo Texas Pl Bldg & L J. R. Reed Geo. W. Klock Amarillo Lbr Co Lala Patton C. G. Landis T. L

Red Cross Aids 240000 Children in Health Drive

The American Red Cross reports 240000 children treated for defects and malnutrition in the last year. Public Health nurses examined 29000 children finding widespread ailments, with pellagra campaigns to run in 13 states and yeast distribution resumed for pellagrins.

Washington W.P American Red Cross Red Cross James L. Pieser

Fear Jap Vessel Destroyed by Fire

A Rengo dispatch from Niigata reports a Japanese freighter the Ranan Maru with 42 crew members was afire and drifting northwest of Niigata. No further messages were received as the vessel feared destroyed by the blaze.

Tokyo Rengo Niigata Honshu Island Japan

Safe, gentle laxative for all ages promoted

An advertisement promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe liquid laxative for children and adults. It emphasizes regulated dosing, non habit forming herbs senna and cascara, and claims quick relief with pleasant taste. The copy invites readers to try the product costing about sixty cents and references a “Tiqui test.”

Dr. Caldwell

It drains the system by watery movement

The fragment notes a system drainage caused by excessive watery movement. It remains unclear what body or setting this refers to, but it highlights a mechanical or physiological drain related to fluid flow and transitions.

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