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14 Oct 1935
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1935
Page
1
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Governor Allred announced a special session of the Texas legislature for October 16 to tackle only old age pensions at the outset. He denied vowing to submit a drivers license bill now, saying that would depend on pension bill progress, and noted public support for pensions remains strong.
Washington October 14 Injunction suits by four utilities to block PWA loans and grants for 12 cities municipal power plants will be dismissed today in District Supreme Court by agreement to speed appeal.
London dispatch reports Countess Von Haugwitz Reventlow formerly Barbara Hutton, heiress to the Woolworth fortune, is expecting a baby. Friends say the birth date is not given and the child would be heir to the vast fortune, with birth planned in England.
An archive column preview notes Arthur Brisbane remarks on automob iles and good roads as progress. The note highlights his reputation and career, with a disclaimer about opinion bearing on the Globe page context.
Atlantic City reports the American Federation of Labor endorses a 30 hour week with no wage reduction as its paramount objective. The AFL action comes as the annual convention enters its second day, led by President Green who urged achieving a shorter work week.
Weather outlook covers Amarillo and vicinity with fair conditions tonight and Tuesday. West Texas remains generally fair through tonight and Tuesday while New Mexico sees partly cloudy skies and a warmer stretch in the extreme northwest. Temperature extremes reach 57 to 76.
A. A. Meredith outlines 34 WPA projects in Potter County with $552,000 in expenditures and 560 jobs. Most projects are city sponsored by Amarillo, with county and school involvement. Some work aims include Home Hygiene and Library services. Applications await San Antonio WPA approval with operation hoped by November 1.
Sophisticated rhythms by Frankie Ormsby and his New Yorkers come to Amarillo tonight at The Nat. A floor show features Ted Snyder headlining with tenor. Admission is 1.10 per person or 2.20 a couple and 1.25 for stags. Dancing runs 9 to 1. No concert prior to the dance.
In Albuquerque on October 14 J C Sattler of Socorro said he could prove that Mr and Mrs George Lorius and Mr and Mrs Albert Heberer are connected to a desert burial near Socorro. He claimed Lorius is alive in Pasadena while other party members are dead and named two suspects.
Aunt Sue marks her 91st birthday with plans for an airplane ride in Muskogee Oklahoma. She recalls Will Rogers and Wiley Post’s Alaska crash and says aviation brings progress. She adds she accepts risk and refuses to worry as she ages.
The murder trial of G. A. Red Craig began with Jack Engman scheduled to testify as the star witness. Four jurors had been seated by noon in E C Nelson 47th District Court.
More than $6,000 was subscribed by noon as Amarillo joins a New Mexico drive to fund a Conchas Dam site. Governor Clyde Tingley urged $10,000 from Amarillo and a $40,000 goal by tonight. The push is shared by the Amarillo Jobbers and Manufacturers Association, the Chamber of Commerce, and volunteers, with several local firms contributing sums toward the nine million dollar dam project.
U S Secretary Morgenthau says he cancelled reservations on an Italian liner to comply with President Roosevelt's proclamation. He travels from Spain to the United States aboard the Normandie on Wednesday after a vacation in Spain and Portugal. He plans meetings with French officials but will not discuss currency stabilization.
Italian spokesmen charged that Britain seeks to provoke a European war to undermine Italian authority and the League of Nations. Voce D Italia editorialized that Britain aims to force a conflict at all costs to defeat Fascist Italy amid Mediterranean salutes controversy and Italy’s broadcasting ban dispute. Nassibu Confers On Big Offensive.
Police say ballistic tests prove a pistol found with 31 year old George L. Rutledge fired the rounds that killed three people and wounded two in Salt Lake City. Rutledge told officers others in a formal statement I might have done it. A blood stained car was found yesterday.
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