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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1935
Page
2
Amid a fierce Pampa versus Amarillo game one, fans praised hard tackling and sportsmanship. The story notes cautious exchanges, a weather forecast misstep, and local reactions including booster cheers, a coat lost at Schneider Hotel, and community humor alongside football pride.
Radio guide lists KGNC program blocks across Friday and Saturday with football game coverage, music acts, news, and variety shows. Notable entries include Shamrock-McLean football, Congo Bartlett in Ethiopia, Jack Armstrong, The Three Budgeteers, Sons of the Pioneers, Parson's Ensemble, and evening sports and concerts.
A collection of classified notices from Pampa area readers seeking domestic work, child care, or apartment housing. Entries include a woman offering housework and board for a family with two children, another seeking furnished or unfurnished living space, and others requesting part time or full time domestic positions.
President Roosevelt cites debt growing from 17 to 21 billion and overall debt to 29 billion since 1933, with 14 4 billion in recoverable assets. He argues U S credit remains strong and highlights public works, slum clearance near Georgia Tech, road and school construction, and the civilian conservation corps as job programs. life has improved and will improve further.
The act requires stamps on every liquor bottle sold by wholesalers to retailers with cancellations by the wholesaler. Bondsmen liable for taxes or court costs if permit holders are convicted, with a 15 percent bond penalty. Seized vehicles used to transport liquor sold at public auction, proceeds to General Revenue Fund. Revenue stamps sold by the state treasurer. licenses vary by category from Brewers to Wholesalers to carriers. County judges issue retail beer and wine licenses at $30, reduced to $8 for certain rail cars. Six million American dancers earned about $1.5 million for the state license in 1932.
Mrs. Livermore shot her son after he handed her a 22 rifle during an argument about his drinking. The bullet struck him in the chest and left his condition critical. The family son Paul, 12, was in a guest cottage nearby and did not witness the event. The father allegedly faced large financial losses from prior ventures.
Parley reports President Roosevelt supports extending existing naval limits for five or six years to curb the financial burden of sea armaments. Norman H Davis leads the delegation with co delegates William Phillips and Admiral William Standish Knowlton assisting on naval questions.
Ten thousand Texas Baptists crowded five Dallas churches for sectional Baptist Training Union meetings. Dr J O Williams of Nashville and Dr R G Lee of Memphis delivered principal addresses. Tomorrow officers will be elected and a 1936 meeting place chosen. Thanksgiving services urged members to lead in peace and righteousness amid world turmoil.
Manhattan Eas Nov 20 F A Clevenger crop specialist of Kavisas State College urges returning to pasture as the best method to rebuild rundown farms and fields in the dust blown southwest region. He says nature restores worn out soils by retirement to pasture.
Ten thousand Texas teachers gathered in San Antonio for the 57th annual Texas State Teachers Association convention. Leaders checked registration as delegates prepared to hear Ramon Beteta of Mexico speak on building a Democratic society through education.
In Nanking on November 29 authorities from two Chinese provinces argued over the Yellow River fate. Shantung seeks to divert the river back to its pre-1854 channel to end floods, while northern Kiangsu fears turbid floods would accompany any shift.
The article notes a rapid advance in wholesale distribution with heavy reorders as deferred purchases release demand. Retail sales rise fastest in six weeks while inventories shrink under sustained consumer demand. The industrial activity uptrend since September continues, though weekly increases remain moderate.
A government report outlines substitutes such as shale oil and coal hydrogenation as possible motor fuel sources. It notes these methods could supply petroleum needs for years but only at substantially higher price levels. The survey cites 1921 gas gasoline costs and limited discoveries since 1930s, with dry holes increasing.
Hog receipts 1000 head up to 39.65 top 39.65. sows 49.18. Calves and killing classes steady. yearling steers around 11.28, heavy steers 10.80, butcher cows 4.28. New Orleans cotton slumps after Thanksgiving with December 11.88 and March 11.47. Paris debates franc devaluation as remedy for French finances.
Phelan awarded 2730 dollars in his 108th District Court suit against the Texas Employers Insurance Association for an injury while employed by International Harvester Company. The payout runs 8.40 dollars weekly for 401 weeks with one third to attorney L B Godwin. In Livingston, 21 year old oilfield derrickman Bob Scott dies after an 85 foot fall at Hawkeye Company site.
Dallas reports Joe Dudley Buckner age 63 co-manager of Buckner Orphans Home died following a paralytic stroke. He was the son of R C Buckner founder of Buckner Orphans Home.
A 1920s style advert touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as a scientific fat reduction method. It claims a gland imbalance causes obesity and that Marmola supplies the lacking substance to burn fat, urging readers to buy from druggists and start treatment today.
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