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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1935

Page

9

White collar tax survey starts in Panhandle counties

More than 200 workers began a state tax survey in the northern 20 Panhandle counties under WPA supervision. The project, sponsored by the Texas State Tax Board and directed by R B Anderson, aims to locate untaxed land, remove duplicate assessments, and classify lands to set a fair tax base.

Panhandle Alston A. Meredith WPA State Tax Board Austin R. B. Anderson Meredith Gray Hutchinson Potter County Texas

Benefit Dance For Amarillo College Fund

Patrons, ex-students and students of Amarillo College will dance at a benefit ball in the Masonic Temple tonight. Proceeds fund uniforms for Amarillo College men. Sponsored by College Patrons Club. guests include returning ex-students. 9 to 12:30. 45 cents per couple for students. 75 cents per couple for adults. same for stags.

Amarillo College Masonic Temple Amarillo College Mandmen College Patrons Club

Classes Tonight At Study School

Students in the church annual fall study school will attend weekly classes tonight at Central Presbyterian Church. The Church Night program begins at 6 15 with a covered dish luncheon inviting all members and friends. Classes assemble at seven. director is H G Wilson.

Central Presbyterian Church H G. Wilson

Floor Show Is Due Shriners at Dance

The Thanksgiving ball at the Masonic Temple promises a snappy floor show by Shriners with Rhythm Bandetts providing music. George Hammock chairs Khiva Shrine entertainment committee. Shriners and ladies are invited. members enter free, guests pay $1 per couple.

Shriners Masonic Temple Rhythm Bandetts George Hammock Khiva Shrine Entertainment Committee

Avery Rush Wins Ducat Sale First

Avery Rush was declared winner of the ticket sales contest tied to the crippled children's show last night. Rush sold 555 tickets, leading four civic clubs. he belongs to the Lions Club and earns a suit of clothes from Blackburn Brothers. Mrs Hollis DeGrassi won the women’s contest with 535 tickets and receives a diamond studded American Beauty Bulova wrist watch from FE B Finklea.

Avery Rush Mr Rush Lions Club Blackturn Brothers Hollis DeGrassi FE. B. Finklea

Woman aims to be a good wife and cook before marriage

A Lindsay College questionnaire reveals one girl wants only enough schooling to please her husband and learn cooking. The piece also notes silkies have black skin, regardless of feather color, and calls them the Negroes of the fowl race.

Lindsay, Ont U.P Lindsay College

Rich and Tyler 69 Auto Parts and Service Ad

An old classified note highlights good used radiators and Ford wheels and tires. The listing names Cleo Johnson with a 41 percent offer at 413 West 6th and references Sid a Carnage in Georgia and 2 Georgia. The ad promotes parts supply from 413 West Fifth.

Cleo Johnson West Georgia

Crippled Children's Revue Raises 1700 At Amarillo Show

The Crippled Children’s Council treasury grew by more than 1700 from last night’s Playbox Revue in Municipal Auditorium. About 1500 patrons attended despite rain, with 2500 tickets sold. G A McCullough noted receipts included ticket sales and ads. Notable talents included Ann Lee and Iris Westbay, with strong costumes and a painted Amarillo sign curtain.

Crippled Children’s Council Treasury Municipal Auditorium G. A. McCullough Council

Water outage hits New Orleans after pipe break

A major steam pipe burst at the New Orleans purification plant cut off the city’s water for one hour and 25 minutes. Two workers nearby were unharmed and shut down the boilers as firefighting crews responded. Hospitals and businesses faced disruptions while operators fielded inquiries.

New Orleans

Burlesque Show Opens With Stewart Trio and MC

An artistic interpretation of a boastful novice drew laughs. The Stewart Radio Trio Marion Stewart Helen Beliew and Maurine Stewart opened the show with tip top vocal numbers and a fine mix of popular songs including Chloe sung well. Master of ceremonies David Macpherson introduced the performance. Edgar Parsons conducted the orchestra.

Stewart Radio Trio Marion Stewart Helen Beliew Maurine Stewart Chloe David Macpherson Edgar Parsons

Clipper Rocks Idly Awaiting Next Long Hop

The China Clipper sits at Shumay Point Guam after a 1 560 mile Wake Island Guam leg of its inaugural transpacific air mail flight. It completed the leg in 10 hours 11 minutes at 154 4 mph with 24 hours one hour tail winds. From Alameda it has logged 6 602 miles in 48 hours 41 minutes. Capt Edwin C Musick said Manila is next with a dawn Friday departure.

Guam U.P Pan-American Airways Shumay Point Wake Islands California Philippines Alameda Airport San Francisco Bay Manila Navy Edwin C. Musick

Reckless driving warned by warning skids and signs

The article discusses using warnings and marked cars to alert pedestrians and motorists to reckless drivers. It notes Kansas City and other cities with prison farms for reckless driving and drunk driving convicts, where inmates work to support the facility. The practice is not yet in Amarillo but growing nationwide as accidents rise.

Kansas City Amarillo United States

Liquor Licensing Rules Outlined in City Ordinance

Erect prima facie evidence of sale, with bans on permits in residential areas and within 300 yards of churches or schools. Prohibitions cover those under 21, visible intoxication, midnight to 7 A.M. hours, and Sundays or election days. Beer rules raise limits to 4 percent, allow 14 percent drinks from licensed dealers, and regulate hotel package stores and in-room service with dining room limits.

Pratt Dies at 80 After Long Illness in Glen Cove

Charles Millard Pratt, once a leading wealth partner with John D. Rockefeller in Standard Oil, died at midnight at age 80 after a 12 year invalidism. The death was attributed to age. Funeral plans were not disclosed.

Charles Pratt Glen Cove N. Y U.P Charles Millard Pratt John D. Rockefeller Standard Oil Company

Officers Seek Two Alleged Comer Victims in Oklahoma Search

Oklahoma City officers pursue two alleged victims of Chester Comer as search teams fan out to a wooded area 15 miles west. Adjutant General orders 100 National Guardsmen mobilized near Ada to assist, under Major Early Taylor, with Sheriff Walter Mosier coordinating Potawatomi County efforts.

Oklahoma City Chester Comer Here Charlies F. Barrett Ada Wewoka Kanawa Early Taylor Konawa Walter Mosier Potawatomie County

Japanese seize Fengtai as Peiping garrison doubles

Journal dispatches report trains with 3000 Japanese troops reaching Tientsin from Chinwangtao and the Peiping garrison more than doubling. Col Takahashi says Fengtai junction near Peiping has been seized to guard North China communications amid rumors of rolling stock movement south. Tokyo says Manchukuo and army efforts to probe Soviet Russia influence in Outer Mongolia collapsed. The Mongolia Manchoukuo conference ends with Mongols rejecting Manchoukuo's proposals, signaling a wary future.

Tientsin Chinwangtao Hopeh Peiping Tan Takahashi Fengtai Takahashi Peiping-Mukden North China Tokyo Russia Outer Mongolia Manchuu Hsinking Rengo Manchoukuoan Manchoukuo Foreign Office

Dogs number over eight million in the United States

A census style estimate indicates the United States houses more than 8 million dogs. The figure reflects pet ownership trends across urban and rural areas, with varying dog population densities by region and city.

United States

Braves change ownership debate as Adams scores win

New York reports a National League of Seven Professional Baseball Clubs movement after a club owners meeting. Charles Francis Adams of Boston emerges as the happiest figure, having shed ownership of the Braves. Ford Prick plans to add a new question to the inquiry list.

New York Charles Francis Adams Boston Braves Ford Prick

Paris fashion lists include socialites and performers

STYLES daughter-in-law of Senator Mc Adoo Mrs Raymond Ives an editor of Vogue Miss Mary Taylor niece of Countess Di Fiasco Mrs Adam Gimbel wife of the department store merchant Joan Crawford in her off Screen clothes and Gladys Swarthout of the Metropolitan opera also were given high rating. Lady Mendi the former Elsie De Wolfe was granted to have a chic but not listed. Ina Claire the actress and Mrs Gilbert Miller wife of the theatrical producer each received two votes and qualified for the second team.

McAdoo Raymond Ives Vogue Mary Taylor Countess di Fiasco Adam Gimbel Joan Crawford Gladys Swarthout Metropolitan Opera Mendi Elsie de Wolfe Paris Couturiers Paris Ina Claire Gilbert. Miller

Hauptmann case fame as Portmarn football coach

The piece notes Hauptmann case fame rising as Portmarn's first football coach while Joe Lewis struggles beyond the border. It mentions Lou Dettner paying $10,000 for Joe's exhibitions in Ottawa Montreal and Toronto and that Bill McKechnie lacked a contract during Braves service. It adds Judge Emil C. Puchs now Massachusetts unemployment director earning $7,000 yearly, and mentions Tom Ginty arriving in town with Bing Crosby owning a race boss stake and Kate Smith buying a professional basketball team.

Hauptmann Pordham Joe Lewis Lou Dettner Joe Ottawa Montreal Toronto Braves Bill McKechnie Emil C. Puchs Massachusetts Unemployment Commission Tom Ginty Cleveland Bing Crosby Preddy Steele Kate Smith

Street talk and preview quotes from the football scene

In street chatter and pregame talk fans debate the Braves sale boast and betting odds. Giant fans weigh in on Bill Terry and Dick Coffman as top contenders. Stanford coach Stub Allison predicts victory with a wink while fight experts pin hopes on Al McCoy to rattle John Henry Lewis.

Bill Terry Dick Coffman Stanford Stub Allison California al McCoy Boston John Henry Lewis Jassie’’ Condon

British warn of potential Italian invasion near Lake Tana

London reports British authorities received word that an Italian expeditionary force may soon invade the Lake Tana region of Ethiopia. Any such incursion would be viewed as a violation of Italian assurances.

Inopyright United Press London U.S Lake Tana Ethiopia

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