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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1935
Page
2
A long, rambling Weather and local notes column from Amarillo discusses sand storms and a cooling breeze, mentions Texas university efforts to curb student drinking at football games, and comments on social issues. It also includes anecdotes about rattlesnakes, local sports, theft, and everyday city life with several humorous asides.
A dense timetable lists KGNE broadcast segments from 6:00 p m through 6:00 p m the next day including Auto Talk, Dinner Dance Music, Waltz Time, various ensembles such as Larry Bradford's Orchestra and Dick Reynold's Music, plus United Press News and multiple feature programs. It also notes a comparison about Bryn Mawr girls versus alumnae marrying, a note on water temperature, and oyster nutrition, followed by market data and a long string of shows and guests into the afternoon.
Classified snippets show requests for a middle aged housekeeper in San Jacinto and a 16 year old seeking farm work. Listings include a married ranch hand offering services and a nurse seeking home duties with references.
Detroit November 18 Rev Father Charles E. Coughlin declares the National Union for Social Justice is unalterably opposed to Roosevelt administration New Deal practices and principles. A letter complains of tulip bulbs dug up and shrubs damaged by stray dogs and questions enforcement of city laws including dog licenses.
Patty Jo Kincade eight-year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs A W Kincade 2606 Hughes Street has not regained consciousness since a highway accident two weeks ago tonight Parents report slight improvement after a relapse Saturday They are with their daughter in a Texarkana hospital where she appears to be regaining strength following the downturn during their vacation trip near Texarkana
The Supreme Court agreed to hear arguments on the constitutionality of Louisiana oil production taxes imposed by the state legislature at the urging of the late Senator Huey P. Long. The case centers on whether the taxes violate constitutional provisions and how they affect state revenue.
Arthur E. Johnson and Eliseo B. Hernandez, missing since yesterday in the mountains near Chi huahua, have been found alive by airport officials.
George Scarbo and Kinx Reinhardt have staged as many as 43 plays in a single year. The shows were performed in Germany Austria Sweden and Belgium. John Beal travels with a sketch book to every set, drawing each play as it is built.
Markets show cattle and hog values steady to lower with 18 000 cattle and 23 500 sheep trading. Feeder and yearling prices edge down while stock cows and bulls ease. hogs trade 130 to 160 with best ano demand muted. Cotton futures in New Orleans drift lower as selling orders appear light and prices ease from prior levels.
The latest market rundown shows mixed results across major issues led by American and industrials like American Locomotive and General Motors with notable activity in steel, chemical, and railroad shares. Key movers include Aluminum, Chrysler, Dupont, United States Steel, and Pennsylvania Railroad with varied price shifts and notable volume at the close.
An advertisement touts Blue Star Ointment to treat itch rash tetter foot itch ringworm or eczema. It claims tested medicines kill itching and offers money back on first jar if relief is not achieved.
President Roosevelt rejects Knights of Columbus demand for U S involvement in Mexican religious persecution. He cites noninterference policy and quotes Theodore Roosevelt on avoiding foreign meddling. Carmody laments the decision and vows continued advocacy against Mexican policy.
The Supreme Court agreed to let Governor Eugene Talmadge of Georgia file a suit challenging the constitutionality of the Bankhead Cotton Production Control Act despite government opposition. The action centers on federal authority over agricultural production during wartime policy.
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