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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1935
Page
2
A long column blends forecasts with local notes and observations. It discusses a pending storm cycle expected by early next week, shifts in wind and moisture, and hints at an upcoming local option election. The piece weaves in barber shop culture changes, football planning, ticket sales, and community anecdotes about thieves, lost glasses, and civic honors. It also touches Monte Carlo, cactus specimens, and local charity events.
An extended KGNC schedule lists Friday fills from 4:00 PM to 10:55 PM including Nat Brusil and Dick Reynold's Orchestra, pop concerts, violin solos, choirs, and news segments. Saturday items cover morning programs, music, and local headlines. The piece ends with humorous notes on food trends and quirky forecasts.
A collection of classified notes seeks work from Tack era newspapers. Entries include a 20 year old married woman offering laundry and child care, a 49 year old farmer seeking work with livestock experience, a person seeking furnished apartment or house management, a cafe worker seeking general work, a Tama German girl seeking private home employment, and Mary and Grace offering sewing and quilting services at 1341 East Thirteenth Avenue. They request references and call or write to provided addresses.
Eight year old Patty Kin cade, daughter of Mr and Mrs A W Kincade of 2606 Hughes Street, has been unconscious for nearly 12 days after a head injury in a Texarkana highway crash. Doctors report a brain clot and hope surgery can remove it when strength returns. The Amarillo family was visiting relatives in El Dorado, Ark, when the accident occurred. parents and relatives keep vigil in a Texarkana hospital.
Federal troops in Vera Cruz state hunt bandits who ransacked El Cedro killing six and wounding eight. Bodies burned in village streets. Some bandits captured and to be executed, according to officials in Vera Cruz.
Denver dispatch reports Gov. Edwin C. Johnson bets Gov. Henry Blood of Utah a prize bull that Colorado State College will beat Utah University in Fort Collins the next day. A separate Los Angeles item notes actor Joel McRae and Frances Dee welcomed a second son weighing 8 pounds 12 ounces, with both mother and child reported fine.
New Orleans November 15 Robert V Fleming new president of the American Bankers Association said today the election of an anti New Deal official by financiers had no political implications He spoke after adjournment of the annual convention at which Orval W Adams of Salt Lake City a vigorous opponent of the Roosevelt administration s banking policy was chosen second vice president.
Washington November 15 Soldiers bonus leaders plan a series of conferences with administration officials and American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars to obtain White House backing for cash payments to World War II veterans. They aim to rush bonus legislation through Congress before February without partisan debate.
Washington November 15 Western Union Telegraph Co and Mackay Radio Co were charged by the National Labor Relations Board with violation of the Wagner labor disputes act. Both companies prepared to fight the charges to the limit in what is expected to be the first major showdown case under the labor relations act granting employees the right to organize for collective bargaining.
Governor Talmadge of Georgia renewed his bid to file suit challenging the constitutionality of the Bankhead cotton production control act. He asked the Supreme Court to permit the action as Roosevelt administration critics debate controls.
In Mexico City on November 15 the ministry of war remained undisturbed as manifestoes appeared on walls and lamp posts claiming a new rebel movement began in Sonora state.
Markets report Kansas City livestock results with cattle and hogs showing uneven demand and some price gains in select lots. Slaughter classes eased in parts, practical top steady near 9.00 for cattle, hogs up to 9.35 per hundredweight. New Orleans cotton started softer with declines extending to 24 cents at the opening half hour as contracts like December and March traded lower.
DALLAS Nov 15 D R Calloway convicted of murder and sentenced to 12 years for the July 1934 shooting of Johnnie N Page in a Longview barber shop. Defense plans a new trial motion and possible appeal. Calloway was brought here on a change of venue and pleaded self defense.
Three Wilson children Russell 12 Reid 11 and Korine 8 perished in a house fire that razed their frame dwelling. Firemen were hamstrung by water shortages as the flames destroyed the structure in Kirkland Lake Ontario. In Chihuahua City Mexico a small plane crash killed pilot Gilberto Ochoa and engineer Manuel Quirosone with American miner George Law injured. Car loadings in the week ended November 8 fell 27,137 from the prior week to 653,525 as railroads moved fewer cars than last year.
News wire item reports the Japanese destroyer Tsut arriving at Tanghu port near Tientsin on November 18. A second fragment mentions Argyria, a skin discoloration from prolonged silver salt usage, and a vague note about languages and newspapers in New York City.
New York stocks list shows numerous mixed results with many declines and gains across sectors. Key names include American Can, Anaconda Copper, Chrysler, General Foods, Goodyear, U S Steel, and Westinghouse, with notable moves in Texaco, Union Carbide, and Bethlehem Steel amid varied percentages and trading context.
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