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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1935
Page
2
ThePlainview area shows strong civic backing for a budding high school football team. Locals unite to build talent and enthusiasm, believing community support translates to onfield success. A mix of weather notes and local anecdotes punctuate the day, with light commentary on cars, fires, and local events.
A dated radio programming list shows KGNC’s Friday and Saturday schedules with programs across music, news, and talk. Notable items include Pan-American Melody Hour, Florence Patterson’s Songs of Yesterday, Cosmopolitan Singers, and The Home Economist Jane Walker segments, plus UPI News and a grain market update.
A narrative unfolds with Zenge describing regret after a fatal incident involving Bauer. Liennert quotes Zenge about the motive linked to a girl and a failed killing gesture. Separately, Potter wholesale dairymen plan a Tuesday session in the courthouse to tackle feed problems, chaired by Mrs Retherford. A widow seeks correspondence from a refined man between 40 and 50.
Hearing on Thomas J Mooney habeas corpus petition shifted from California to Cheyenne Wyoming and Portland Oregon amid claims of vast fraud and misrepresentation raised by defense counsel Frank P Walsh.
The Paramount presents Three Men on a Horse with two Broadway principals offering comic mischief and fake song vibes. Producer Alex Yokel, once a boy racer who funded his own stable, backs the show while Will R Winch collects mail orders for reservations for October 19 previews and evening shows.
Docks longshoremen and steamship operators faced a tense stand as non-union labor plans and picketing spread from Corpus Christi to Houston and Galveston. Vessels like Forth and Kirishima Maru remained loaded or tied up while Beaumont kept its port open to handle local business. Authorities anticipated a broader strike impact by Monday.
Kansas City livestock shows uneven demand with steady lower cattle figures and top hogs at 10.35. Oklahoma cattle and vealers quoted, sows mixed. In New Orleans, Columbus Day holiday quietness yields small net lease gains with December at 10.87 and March and May near 10.98. New York stocks list wide array of major equities and industrials trading with mixed closes and notable names across sectors.
The American Federation of Labor approved a mass mobilization plan to recruit new members nationwide. Delegates at the 54th convention backed the executive council for a campaign starting by December 1. The drive aims to mobilize women in industry and broaden union presence in underunorganized sectors.
Fire crews were dispatched to 2110 Ong Street to extinguish a blazing curtain in the Houck kitchen during Fire Prevention Week. Damage was slight. The morning’s alarm was the second reported during the observance, with an initial false alarm earlier.
Dorothy Gish former stage and screen star was granted a divorce from New York actor James M Rennie after she charged him with perils and vruests in Bridgeport court.
The National committee for proletarian defense called a general strike for 11 AM tomorrow in Mexico City to protest Italian aggression in East Africa. Some unions plan a 20 minute work stoppage while others announce a 24 hour halt.
A clipper bound for Lonely Wake Isle from Alameda to Guam was swept up in a coral lagoon at 12 19 AM. The case of Bruno Richard Hauptmann was sent back to Hunterdon County for a new execution date in the murder of Charles A Lindbergh Jr.
F. F. Boxwell departed at noon today for San Francisco to retrieve the body of V. O. Fountain for burial in the local area. Fountain is the brother of Mrs. Annie R. Whittington of 804 Buren Street.
Relief officials in Potter County urged youths to apply for Civilian Conservation Corps enrollment. A quota of 65 was set with enrollment expected between October 10 and 20. Applications are on file awaiting CCC headquarters notification, and officials hope to register as many as possible to possibly raise the quota.
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