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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1934
Page
10
Grover B Hill regional director announced that AAA will begin cattle purchases next Monday. About 100000 head will be bought across 74 Panhandle and West Texas counties, with most Panhandle counties included. Purchases follow prior AAA methods and surplus beef diverted to canning plants.
The obituary recalls Marcus N Legg, a longtime railroad man in Amarillo who died suddenly during a heart ailment treatment. It notes his gentle life, no close relatives in Amarillo, surviving siblings in McGregor, Texas, and heartfelt personal reminiscences spanning Georgia childhoods to Georgia cotton fields. The piece shifts to local notices about Dr J F Bromert performing for children at the Municipal Auditorium, a community tribute to music and joy, and cues for upcoming Ben Bernie Orchestra appearances and safety talks on the Amarillo Rock Island division.
Judge Joe H. Barwise of Denver will be principal speaker at the Dalhart Chamber of Commerce banquet next Tuesday night. J. W. Mode, Denver superintendent, and Amarillo residents will attend. Sen Morris Sheppard said rail pension law changes would come if struck down by the Supreme Court, to be rewritten and passed next Congress. Mode reported cotton in most areas near normal. nine months railroad income totaled 342.6 million, with 32 Class 1 roads failing to cover expenses. Burk Michael, 77, longtime Denver locomotive engineer, died after seven months ill. several Denver men knew the deceased. Mode concluded a crop-inspection trip from Childress to Pampa.
J Moran roadmaster reports Amarillo division in top condition as dry weather favors track and bridge maintenance. Texas and Pacific shop workers vote three to one for old labor unions over company union. Goodloe and McEachern speak at Clovis safety meeting on patron service and trailing traffic. Dalhart note: Canadian River bridge repairs move toward Oil City. Mrs Russell returns to Rock Island duties after bronchitis. mentions A Peterson and daughter.
Dorothy has returned from Chickasha after a week visiting relatives.
Sir Charles Kingsford Smith announced plans to fly 17,000 miles from Los Angeles to Australia via New York London and eastward to Australia. He spoke at Paramount studios and noted he favors a slower sea voyage but expects to proceed within days.
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