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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1934
Page
7
Jewell jailed for alleged Missouri liquor import into Towa ends 16 day strike on friends and lawyers advice. Doctors order warm milk and toast first meal with regular meals to start tomorrow. Officers doubt claim of no food during strike.
Austin reports public school critics charge the system fails to teach money handling current events social and industrial issues and practical participation. W A Stigler cites seven defects and urges curriculum reform to meet 1937-38 goals removing driftwood and aligning with new deal needs.
Rabbi Perry FE Nussbaum will be formally installed as minister at Temple B Nai Israel tonight at 8 15. Rev Dr Martin Zielonka Speaker J Blinderman to respond. Sid Braunig to deliver charge with Margaret Keirsey Woodruff and Armond Swinson as vocalists. Sisterhood hosts reception after the program.
Richard M. Stewart of Amarillo has been chosen by NM Military Institute student body to edit the 1935 yearbook. He is a senior at the institute, son of Mr and Mrs J W Stewart, location engineer for the Santa Fe railroad. This item closes with a local short joke about a pig in Milton New Hampshire.
Mabel Stark the famed wild animal trainer headlines the Great Al G Barnes Circus in Amarillo on Thursday October 18 with fourteen tons of tigers and over 200 acts. The show features Poodles Hanneford and the Imperial Clarkonian aerialists in a season of dangerous demonstrations.
A rundown of premieres and ratings for Paramount, Rex, Rialto and Roseland showings including Sisters Under the Skin with Elissa Landi and Wagon Wheels with Randolph Scott. Also notes a Roseland evening with Bob Mueller and his Sixteen, plus a gag about a farmer and his golf loving son Junior.
Federal Judge James C. Wilson ordered the Borger Independent School District to set a reasonable cash market value on all taxable property until the $130,000 Borger school bonds owned by the Sovereign Camp Woodmen of the World are paid. The writ of mandamus supported the lodge against the district trustees seeking to prevent further valuation reductions.
Judge Wilson grants a writ of mandamus and awards the lodge $3 974 10 for defaulted bond coupons due. He also orders the trustees to pay the suit costs.
Mrs. Mogelle Cherry suffered a broken hip from a fall at her 1404 Madison Street residence yesterday and will be restricted to visitors until Monday per St. Anthony's Hospital. She is the mother of Amarillo High School football coach Blair Cherry. The accident occurred around noon while she tended her flower garden.
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