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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1935
Page
2
A lively Amarillo column forecasts rain not freezing tonight and talks up football fever. It promotes a special Maxor Drug Company sponsored round trip train to Pampa for the Friday game against Capitol Hill, price 1.19, with a combined rail ticket and reserved seat option at 2.10.
A reader at 2 West Seventh Ave requests a position to stay at one address and work for room and board plus wages. Another message from Tyrar Buchanan Street seeks office work with references and a wage around eight dollars per week to cover expenses.
A dense listing of KGNC broadcasting blocks across morning and afternoon hours detailing news segments musical programs time slots duets and host names including The Sky Pilot Farm Hour Reveille Musical Clock and United Press News plus featured orchestras and entertainers such as Fred Waring and Pennsylvanians Lane Prescotts Orchestra and Jane Walker with various program times and station identifiers.
A reader from Hereford Texas urges tougher road safety measures and slower speeds, arguing for a 50 to 55 mph limit to reduce fatalities. He endorses grim museum displays of crashes as a sobering deterrent and comments on the Amarillo Daily News column praising the paper’s human interest coverage.
Robinson describes a vivid scene with a mirror, a frightened brass creature, and a rooster that crows from a bureau top after a battle. The trio of kittens and mother share breakfast while a competing bird moves about the shelter. A playful chaos marks the jalopy menagerie setup as the rooster flaunts pride.
Telegram from Italian undersecretary warns Addis Ababa that Rome rejects Ethiopian protests over a royal mission's departure. Reports from Addis Ababa claim Haile Selassie eyes a large infantry push and Ethiopian forces mass toward Adigrat, with chatter of raids and strategic moves against Asmara.
The Texas court denies a writ of habeas corpus for Kimberlin, upheld by Judge Sarah Y. Hughes in Dallas. Kimberlin faces three years for contempt tied to an order restraining as part of the Interstate Tobacco Company business dispute.
District Attorney Clivde O. Fastus warned against increasing fraudulent misuse of postage stamps as Charles F Pritchard faced misdemeanor charges for using cancelled stamps on self addressed envelopes to prospects. A Post Office Inspector uncovered the scheme and Pritchard admitted to mailing out letters to customers while paying postage on two received letters. He blamed past two years’ meager deals and reliance on relief. The case is set for Judge James C. Wilson this afternoon.
Markets from Kansas City show hogs and cattle trading with firm to higher ranges and selective better grades, while New Orleans cotton opened lower on cables but recovered to gains through the first trading hour. New York stocks are listed by Fo A Pierre & Co with American Bonding details following.
Lynn Manas Oct Carl Ion Nichols Jr is banned from public schools for refusing to salute the American flag. Officials cite violation of religious tenets taught by his parents. The report notes the Bank of England values its premises on balance sheet figures.
Monetary stock of the United States rose to a record 15 489 276 690 as of September 30 due to vast gold and silver imports. Gold led the increase, with silver also swelling from Treasury purchases abroad. This follows August stocks of 15 250 447 938 and June 30, 1914 levels before World War I.
In Charlies Louisiana longshoremen threaten to strike unless full demands are met. They demand recognition of the Port of New Orleans in any new contract with steamship operators. The Norwegian steamer William Blumer resumes unloading with non union labor amid the dispute. Steamship men offer a pay raise but insist new agreements cover only Texas ports.
The House passed a measure setting a limit on chain stores and the bill moves to the Senate. Amendments from a Senate committee widen the scope with many exclusions including lumber yards, dealers in building materials, gasoline stations, utilities, and oil and gas well supply houses.
A vintage medical ad touts a guaranteed prescription Cyater to cleanse kidneys and bladder by removing acids and toxins. It claims rapid relief from nocturnal urges, nervousness, and aches, promising results within hours and a week with money back if unsatisfied.
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