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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1934
Page
9
Washington reports indicate a short upcoming session as the Roosevelt administration shapes its legislative program. Early action on NRA matters is expected, with plans for a permanent framework affecting trade agreements and wage rules.
The column notes railroads as vital nation builders with fair competition and growing freight activity on Gulf Coast Lines and Frisco Missouri Pacific routes. It reports upcoming Vincent Lopez orchestra concerts and dances in Amarillo with ticket prices, plus Harvey House visits, local executives, and church praise for Dr. R. Thomsen.
An obscure Piedmont police blotter item references a minor disturbance with unclear details. No identifiable persons, places, or dates are readable, leaving the exact actions and outcomes unspecified.
Washington reports Postmaster General James A. Farley faces another incident with prominent figures after Upton Sinclair. Farley blamed a stenographer for endorsing Sinclair's candidacy while posters warn early Christmas mailing. Also noted are pension claims by Mrs. Della Lamb and Union Pacific rail car upgrades costing 2.5 million dollars.
Farley announces the Post Office Department will deliver every package on hand Christmas while others question whether his written notice or spoken claim should be believed. The department says his signature notice can be ignored and his spoken word stands as gospel truth.
Freddy Bergin and His Band close their Nat Dine and Dance Palace engagement after Carnival Night. Nat manager H A Dyer says there will be nothing special for Saturday night, only the Bergin band will provide its best music for the closing engagement.
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