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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1935

Page

11

War Planned on Talmadge by Georgia Roosevelt Allies

Georgia Roosevelt supporters plan a presidential preference primary to contest the state Democratic Committee which could name delegates to the national convention. They fear Gov. Eugene Talmadge may push the committee to elect delegates pledged to him without a primary. Newt Morris of Marietta said indications point to such a move.

Glenn Ramsey Atlanta Roosevelt Georgia State Democratic Committee Eugene Talmadge Newt Morris Marietta

Post Office Dedication Set for Childress Facility

Amarillo post office workers will be guests of Postmaster J. A. Hilburn at the dedication of the new Childress post office Thursday afternoon. Main speaker will be Congressman Marvin Jones of Amarillo. Other speakers include Irving J. Porter, F. L. Clampitt, and J. Ross Bell at 2:30 PM.

Amarillo J. A. Hilburn Childress Marvin Jones W. D. DeGrassi Irving J. Porter U. S. Treasury F. L. Clampitt Texas Post Office J. Ross Bell The AAA Division of Cotton

Rum Vote Drama Delays Local Option Election Action

Officials discuss referendum initiation as commissioners Gray and Gibbs unavailable. Wet supporters claim a 10 percent petition could be completed in 24 hours. city alcohol sales remain shut. Amarillo postal inspector Curry travels to Milwaukee for federal court. Williams of Libbey High praises Toledo crowds at games with large free admissions.

Joe Gray Percy Gibbs Gibbs A. O. Curry Amarillo Milwaukee Wis Mr. Curry TWA Chicago Toledo Harold FE. Williams Libbey High School

Freeman Drug Co. seeks permit for retail liquor store

The Freeman Drug Co announces its intention to obtain a permit for a retail package liquor store in compliance with Texas law.

State of Texas

FOR SALE OR TRADE 1938 Chevrolet DelLuxe coupe

Small ad describes a 1938 DeLuxe Chevrolet coupe with low mileage, seeks trade for a 1920 model or other vehicle. Listing includes address 2200 Spruce St Glenwood Addition and contact at 2188 Taylor Street. Also mentions a Ford DeLuxe Tudor with radio and hot water heater offering trade.

Incrysier Plymouth Park Myy Equity Spruce St Glenwood Reed Taylor

Eskridge Jury Delayed by Funeral Rites in Texas Case

Houston dispatch reports selection of a jury for Rev. Edgar Eskridge in the slaying of Police Chief Ed J. O’Reilly of Orange Texas was stalled by funeral rites for Joe Maniscalco the assistant district attorney. Only six jurors were chosen from over 60 examined. The defense argues Eskridge is insane. Testimony likely to begin tomorrow.

Houston Edgar Eskridge Ed J. O'Reilly Orange Tex Langston King Joe Maniscalco O'Reilly Eskridge

Amarillo Issues Emergency Parking Ordinance No 1485

The city commissions an emergency ordinance amending Section 38 of Ordinance 432 regulating parking on specified streets in Amarillo. It limits parking to one hour on listed streets, with exemptions for the United States Post Office building areas. Violations carry fines up to 200 dollars.

City OF Amarillo Fillmore Third Polk Street Second Street Eleventh Street Taylor Street Eighth Street Tyler Street Fourth Street Tenth Street Third Street Pierce Street Buchanan Street Fifth Street Fillmore Street Sixth Street Harrison Street Seventh Ninth Street Seventh Street United States United States Post Office City Commission Ross D. Rogers

First Christian Church Hosts Panhandle Brotherhood Convention

The First Christian Church will host the annual one day Panhandle Brotherhood convention next Monday. This event is part of a nationwide series from November 4 to 25 involving 225 meetings across the United States and Canada. The theme Recovery and Advance highlights a program for local and world wide church causes. Delegates study world wide Disciples of Christ efforts with preachers lay leaders and missionaries.

First Christian Church Panhandle Brotherhood United States Canada Disciples of Christ Unified Promotion Disciples Texas Missionary Society Church of Christ Union

New Gly-Cas at Fox Drug Co No. 3 Praised as Greatest Ever

Local papers tout Gly-Cas an herbal remedy with wide praise in Amarillo. Ed Ainsworth of Channing testifies it cured kidney and stomach distress, gas, and rheumatism enabling him to eat and sleep better. Gly-Cas sells for $1 per box, six for $5, with order rules and postage details.

FOX Drug CO Amarillo Mr. Ainsworth Oliver-Fable Ed Ainsworth Channing Texas Here Ainsworth No. 3 Oliver-Eakle

Fewer Turkeys But Heavier Birds Dominate Thanksgiving

Government estimates place this year’s turkey production at about 15 million, down from 17.25 million last year and 18.7 million in 1933. Officials note heavier gobblers and hens despite lower output, due to drought reducing earlier weights and fewer birds overall.

Turkey Agriculture Department Drouth South Central States Texas East North Central States West North Central States North Atlantic South Atlantic North Dakota Uncle Sam Mississippi River New England Far Western West North Central South Central Far West North Central Mississippi

Footprints Point To One Man In Whimsey Case

Police say footprints indicate a single suspect in the Whimsey case. The report notes earlier claims of multiple assailants were unfounded.

Italy Faces Sanctions Pressure Amid Mediterranean Clash

A general discussion notes that foreign sources see Italy likely to receive peace overtures rather than seek them. Italians resist sanctions with widespread placards and a broad public movement against dealing with sanctioning countries. The government urges production of essentials to ease civilian strain. The text also clarifies the American horned lark is not horned, its horns being feather tufts.

Mediterranean Council Italy

Two Great Causes Behind Japan's Military Move

The text argues Japan massed troops east of a wall due to two causes. Indirectly Japan is compact yet powerful, with seventy million people in a small area. Directly, Japan seeks to secure markets as tariff barriers rise, and pursues a hands off China policy amid Soviet and European pressures.

Japan New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Ohio Commodore Perry United States Navy Jess United States Far East China Russia

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