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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1930

Page

2

Counties seek highway extension plan across four counties

Delegations from Carson Lipscomb Hutchinson and Ochil tree counties met in Amarillo to push extensions of State Highway 117 from Follette to the Oklahoma line and Federal Highway 366 from Amarillo through the four counties. They outlined the plan before the highway department of the Chamber of Commerce, seeking aid for the extensions.

Carson Ochiltree Lipscomb Hutchinson Amarillo Highway Department The Chamber of Commerce Follette Lipscomb County Oklahoma State Line Ellis County

Weather Across the Nation Brings Freezing Deaths and Delays

Weather officials traced a Canada-origin Arctic storm sweeping from the Rockies eastward with blizzards, zero readings, and snowbound communities. Six lives were lost in the Dakotas, Minnesota, Nebraska, and Kansas. deaths from exposure reported in Georgia and Iowa. A Chicago to St. Louis flight was diverted, a tornado struck Meadville, and a chinook wind melted deep snow drifts in Colorado.

Great Lakes Canada Rocky Mountain Colorado Dakotas Minnesota Nebraska Kansas Chicago Georgia North Carolina Iowa West Bend John Happel Meadville Mississippi

Famous Speaker To Appear Here At West Amarillo Church

A famed orator humorist and poet Josh Lee will speak Friday night at the West Amarillo Christian Church. Former Midland Chautauqua attraction, Lee entertained soldiers in World War II’s entertainment section. The church also hosts a dinner and program for Loyalty Month observance.

West Amarillo

Global trends in labor, navy budgets, and empire talks

The piece notes railroad workers pledging to avoid wage cuts and hire more, despite lower earnings. It cites the League of Nations navy budget plan, warning US costs may rise for ships and aircraft. Lord Reading tells Indian delegates dominion status is unlikely and Hindus and Muslims cannot have equality with Canadians in the empire.

League of Nations Geneva United States France Japan Europe World Court League Lord Reading India Canada

Floods Rage Anew In Europe And Snow Hits Indiana

Six inches of snow covered Northern Indiana and hindered transportation with interurban trains and streetcars delayed in South Bend. In Europe heavy rains renewed floods across France and Belgium, with the Seine at 17 feet 3 inches, basements in Paris flooded, and drownings reported as the Moselle invaded a home in Rossbruek.

Indiana Associated Press South Bend Ind Paris France Belgium Scheldt Dendre Argonne Aisne Rossbruek Moselle Marne Aire Seine

Victim of Car Crash Resumes Her Trip

Miss G. W. Brown of Albuquerque resumes her journey to Oklahoma City after emergency treatment at St. Anthony's hospital following a Tuesday afternoon crash on Highway No. 66. She was with Miss Billie Jean Sigler, also of Albuquerque, when a blowout caused the car to overturn.

Amarillo G. W. Brown Albuquerque N. M Oklahoma City St. Anthony's Hospital Miss Brown Billie Jean Sigler

Two farmhand job seekers seek work in city

James Stovall and William Gray, two pals with farm and ranch experience, offer reliable labor. They note experience running elevators and driving trucks and request assistance in finding employment. 304 N Lincoln St contact by phone 2 4285.

Tre Tack James Stovall William Gray Lincoln St

Tempting Turkeys Lure Two Men To Their Deaths

In Chicago two men were fatally shot while attempting turkey thefts from butcher shops. One intruder was killed after breaking a shop window and facing the owner’s rifle. moments later a fleeing man armed with dressed turkeys was shot by police and died at the hospital.

Associated Pross Chicago William Branska Branska

Jack‑of‑all‑trades seeks steady work in Amarillo

A man writes Tack offering services as a dairy hand, painter, night watchman, farmer and salesman with 11 years in Amarillo. He claims ownership of a dairy in the past and can supply references from major local firms, asking for help finding a job that pays enough to support his family.

Amarillo Tack F.B

Mrs H B Seeks Office Work With Bookkeeping Skills

The note from Mrs H B states ten years of office experience including bookkeeping typing dictation and clerical duties. She requests help finding office work and mentions being an assistant bookkeeper with good references and a strong work ethic.

Tack H. B

England and France Portrayed as Plotters in Moscow Treason Trial

Moscow authorities publish Ramzin confession before a revolutionary tribunal accusing England and France of plotting to intervene in Soviet Russia. Ramzin links “Colonel Lawrence” and “Lord Churchill” to the conspiracy, naming Poincare Briand and others as co conspirators. He claims British and French agents coordinated with Polish Romanian and Yugoslav interests in a counter revolutionary scheme.

Associated Press Moscow England France Russia Leonid Ramin Ramzin Poincare Arietide Briand Lawrence Lord Churchill MacDonald Poland Rumania Jugoslavia Lawrence of Arabia Shaw British Royal Flying Corps Philip Vicars Winston Churchill Viscount Church

Train strikes truck killing Texas farmer near Abilene

John King, 65, a Taylor County farmer, died after an eastbound Texas & Pacific train hit his truck at a crossing west of Abilene. The truck was demolished and cotton spilt across the road. King was transporting cotton to a gin when the crash occurred. In Detroit, about 20 men face federal charges for conspiring to smuggle beer and liquor from Canada, including six former customs inspectors. Nine are under arrest. Arraignment set before Commissioner J. Stanley Hurd.

Associated Press Abilene Tex John King Taylor County Texas & Pacific Detroit Canada J. Stanley Hurd

Oil firms file to block Oklahoma proration order

Two more oil companies joined Champlin Julian and Marco in challenging statewide production proration. Oils Inc and Century Petroleum filed motions with the corporation commission seeking to vacate the order. Hearing was set for December 1.

Associated Press Oklahoma City Champlin Julian Marco Oils, Inc Century Petroleum Corporation Commission

Renewed Disorder At Danville Mills Amid Strike

In Danville Virginia unrest tied to a textile strike escalated as workers gathered at mill gates. Police reported 35 arrests as non union entrants to plants dwindled and demonstrations continued from dawn. Dolores Del Rio in Los Angeles faced a serious kidney operation planned by doctors Fishbaugh and Cecil. In Geneva Cuba notified the League of Nations it accepted the Root protocol clearing the way for US entry to the world court. Guillermo De Blanck stated Cuba would ratify the revised world court statutes, lifting its prior opposition.

Associated Press Danville Dolores del Rio III OS Angeles Dolores del Rio E. C. Fishbaugh Fishbaugh Arthur B. Cecil United Press Geneva Cuba League of Nations United States World Court Guillermo de Blanck

Four Duck Hunters Rescued From Missouri River

Four marooned duck hunters were rescued near Kansas City after about 20 hours exposed on two sand bars 28 miles below the city as high winds and treacherous waves battered the Missouri River. Cecil Beck, operator of a hunting camp, led a motor boat rescue after his craft nearly foundered in whitecaps while Beck, Clifford H. Robinson, and John L. Moore bailed out and waited for a crossing opportunity. The sand bar eroded under the waves, complicating the rescue effort.

Associated Press Kansas City Missouri River Cecil Beck Whitecaps Beck Clifford H. Robinson John L. Moore

Juniors Are Honor Guests At Show Here

491 juniors of Senior High School attended a theater party at the Fall Theater on Wednesday afternoon hosted by the junior mothers group of the PTA. Juniors wore blue and white ribbon badges and kept notebooks with names and sayings of fellow students. Prizes went to Miss Marie Woods for the girls notebook and Roy C. Green for the boys notebook.

Parent-Teacher Association Marie Woods Roy C. Green C. C. Shaller Robert Ricks

Swink Liquor Trial Underway In Potter County Court

The Potter County grand jury has adjourned until December 8 as district court opens a liquor case docket. Judge Bishop presides over Albert Swink trial for liquor law violation after officers seized under a gallon of liquor in October. The trial aims for a jury verdict today. Frank Roddy earlier drew a five year sentence, the harshest liquor case penalty in the county, after about 195 cases of whiskey were seized near the old Bivins airport.

Potter County Bishop Albert Swink Swink Frank Roddy Roddy Bivins

Burleson College Closing Approved

In Dallas on November 26 the Baptist General Convention of Texas executive committee approved Burleson College at Greenville closing plans. George J. Mason was named custodian of the property and the committee assumed 17000 dollars in school indebtedness to be refinanced.

Associated Press Dallas Baptist General Convention of Texas Burleson College Greenville George J. Mason State Baptist

Criminal Appeals Court Proceedings in Austin

Proceedings in the court of criminal appeals today affirm or reverse various cases. Names of appellants include Mullins Nichols Montalbano Boyd January Turner Robinson Rob inson etc. Several actions show reversed and remanded dismissed or submitted on briefs and affidavits as listed.

Associated Press Austin Court of Criminal Appeals Bill Mullins Hunt George Nichols Potter Sylvester Montalbano Harris Jennie Lou Boyd Wichita Frank January Cottle Dave Turner Throckmorton Charlie Robinson Camp E. A. Partain Elbertis Fisher Harrison Jake Tolbert McLennan George Wheeler Clay Levo Flores Matagorda Roy Innis Shelby H. W. Haynie Midland Dan Sanders Garza Dave Goodwin Bowie John Payne Wood S. W. Nelson Wheeler Elzie Crowley Johnson Carl Sims A. B. Coley Chick Welch Erath Reed Cox George Simms Travis R. W. Barrington Amelia Hill Lubbock Rose Harris Galveston John W. Brady Dallas Dick Koelder Hale C. E. Bolt Knox C. P. Wilson W. L. Lesur Coleman Jeff Bennett Limestone van Bess Hutchinson J. C. Raymond Shackleford Paul Landry J. J. Bartlett

Ten Traffic Violators Docketed for Hearing

Ten traffic violators were docketed Wednesday morning for hearing in corporation court at the city hall.

Corporation Court City Hell

Knights of Pythias Amend Amarillo Meeting Night

Knights of Pythias in Amarillo announce a time change for lodge meetings. They will now meet on Wednesdays instead of Fridays, per lodge officials.

Amarillo asked to aid in search for grandson missing decade

Mrs Edward Ogier of Jenwood Jennings Missouri asks Amarillo police to help locate her grandson Harry Edward Giese who ran away ten years ago He may be on a ranch near Amarillo and could use the name Kerber or Ogier The mother hopes radio broadcasts will aid the search as efforts in Missouri have failed

Edward Ogier Jenwood Jennings Amarillo Harry Edward Giese Missouri

Woodring Wins Governorship of Kansas

Topeka Kans Nov 26 Harry Woodring Democrat today was officially declared winner of the Kansas governorship by a plurality of 251 votes over Frank Haucke Republican The official count from the Nov 4 election shows Woodring 217171 Haucke 216920 Dr J R Brinkley 183278 J B Shields Socialist 3866

Associated Press Topeka Kans Harry Woodring Kansas Frank Chief

Texas Thanksgiving Proclamation Issued

Gov. Dan Moody issued the Thanksgiving Day proclamation urging Texans to assemble in churches and homes to express gratitude for blessings personal and communal across the state and nation.

United Press Austin Dan Moody

Mrs Morrow book censoring ambassador changes line

Mrs Dwight W Morrow reports that as ambassador to Mexico her husband edited a children's book The Painted Pig by removing a phrase to clarify a reference to toy generals The incident highlights sensitive censorship in diplomatic circles

Associated Press New York Mexico

Fort Worth Livestock Prices See Mixed Cattle and Hogs

Fort Worth markets report hogs uneven with good to choice rail and packer loads at 8.00, sows 7.00, feeders 7.50. Cattle steady to strong with heavy fed steers at 9.75, light feds 7.00 7.50, fat cows 5.00, stock calves 8.00 8.50. Sheep 800 head steady, lambs 6.75, yearlings 4.50.

Mail Carrier Quits to Warn Retirement Not Ready

James C. Murphy, a San Francisco mail carrier of 35 years, retired with plans for leisure but lasted only a week. He then returned to work as confidential secretary to his brother, John P. Murphy, chief ranger of the Independent Order of Foresters, saying he felt like a fish out of water.

San Francisco James C. Murphy Murphy John P. Murphy Independent Order of Foresters

Tests Show Child Appeal Of Old Building Blocks In Iowa City

Miss Eva Nelson of the child welfare research station reports a set of varied blocks draws a child’s attention longer than a doll sand pile or animals after over two years of study. The blocks’ shapes and sizes provide lasting interest for early development.

Iowa City Eva Nelson Child Welfare Research Station Nelson

Small house burns at vacant lot on Seventh Avenue

Fire discovered at 8 o'clock Tuesday night destroyed a small frame house at Seventh Avenue and Jackson Street. The vacant dwelling belonged to W. H. Fuqua.

Seventh Avenue Jackson Street W. H. Fuqua

Markets KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK REPORTS U S D A PRICES

Hogs 5,500 strong to 10c higher top 2.00 sows 6.856 7.40 stock pigs 7.25 7.75. Cattle 8,000 calves 700 fed steers 20 50c higher, stockers steady, heifers 8.75 12.25, cows 5.25 7.25, vealers 5.50 9.50. Sheep 2,500 lambs 15 to 20c higher, feeder lambs 5.76 6.50. In St Louis hogs 11,500 up 5 to 10c top 8.45, cattle 1,800, sheep 900. Chicago 24,000 hogs up 10 20c, top 8.40, cattle 13,000 calves 2,000, steers 11.00 19.76.

American Rolling Mills American Smelt & Ref American Steel Foundry BLM American Tel Anaconda Perveveeserks & Mites Associated Baldwin Locomotive Baltimore & Ohio O Bendix Aviation Best Errs Nevsseesves Aes Bulova Waterding Machine Burroughs Awee Ween Eenee Atlantic Coca Cola Co Cola Fuel & Iron Columbia Gas & Light Bly Continental Columbia Grapho Gulf of Penn Humble Commonwealth & Southern Vane O Eee Consolidated Film Ind Consolidated Gas Wrens Louisiana Continental Mexican Seaboard Continental Motors Mid-Continent My Coty, Inc Mo-Kan Ae Tis Crucible Stee Mountain Prodeeenee Cutler Weeeeee Sivas Pan-American +e Cuba Company Enneree Wae Aeeenee Curtiss Wright Ae Wee Bly ' Pandem Curtiss Wright A. Joe Bia Panhandle P. & RR Cuban American Agar Seeee 1 Petroleum Corp Davison Chemical , Weer Phillips Peeeeee Delaware & Hudson C Pierce Peteee Dela, Laca & West RR Prairie O den & Rio Grande RR Prairie Pipe Detroit Edison Dupont Richfield of Caaer Ny Erie Railroad Texas Superior General Mills Texas Corp General Motors Csceesereeeres Tex Pac Ld & Tri Gi General Railway Tide Water Gillette Safety Razor Gtk Texan Old & Land Glidden Company Aeeee Aly Ve Vacuum Peeeeeteees Gold Dust Corporation Sikal Venezuelan Pet Goodrich Tire & Rubber Warner-Quinlan Bos Gotham Silk Hose Goodyear Tire & Rubber Graham Paige Gran International Cement Anee International Harvester Pereeeeneseee Johns Manville Aneee Oe Julius Kayner Ae ” Wihy Kelvinator Kolster Radio Kennecott Kresge & Co Kroger Groc & Baking National Power & Light New York Central RR NH & H Eace Nevada Northern Pacific North America Oliver Farm Imp Paramount Publix I Pathe Exchange Deenner Cere SC Nney Co Pennsylvania RR Pillsbury Flour Mills BO Public Service of NJ Pullman Keith Orpheum Remington Republic Iron & Steel Reynolds Tobacco St Joseph Lead Schulte Sears Roebuck Bile Simmons Company Wees Seweee Southern California Edison Standard Brands, Inc Eenee Gas & Elec Wiss Ty Stone & Webster Pentose Stewart Warner Seeeerrs Aly Studebaker Corporation Southernacific Renee Union Pacific United Aircraft & Transport United Cigar Stores Esere United Corporation United Fruit Perrery United Carbon Bet Union Gas Improvement U S Rubber U S Industrial Alcohol Union Carbide U S Pipe & Foundry UBS Stee Vanadium Corporation Warner Bros Pictures Warren Bros Company Western Maryland RR Western Pacific RR Western Union Westinghouse Electric Westinghouse Air Brakes White Motors Company Willys Overland Woolworth Yellow Truck & Co Trans America Kansas City The Associated Press ST. Louis Assoiated Press Chicago

Castoria Advised for Children’s Tongue and Breath Care

An old advertisement urges parents to keep Castoria in the home and give it to any child with a coated tongue or foul breath. The message recommends continuing Castoria until the child grows, presenting a trusted household remedy tone of period advertising.

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