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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1934
Page
3
Armed soldiers guard schools in Mexico City as potential church suppression looms. The National Revolutionary Party delays action on a proposal to exile all clergy, signaling sweeping reforms affecting the Catholic Church.
Standard Savings & Loan Association transfers to Inez Sullivan on July 18, 1934 for lot 7 block 21 Summers for 1566 dollars. Hugo H Loewenstern to Frank J Anderson on Oct 22, 1934 for south half lot 3 and other parcels in Holland for 1350 dollars. Nettie Walden to H G Baker on Sept 1, 1934 for lot 7 block 34 San Jacinto Heights for 4850 dollars. Vehicle registrations include D V Moore for a 34 Dodge truck, Dorothy R and Harriette A Hubbel for a 1934 Pontiac sedan, and C M Hawk for a 1934 Ford pickup.
Archbishops and bishops report that anti church sentiment from 1857 to 1926 led to concrete actions in many states. Five states including Sonora and Guerrero now lack churches. Guerrero orders 72 hour priest exodus. Mexico City area actions postponed. Catholics offer no unified protest yet while a Catholic observer predicts clandestine priestly functions if needed.
In Leonardtown Maryland on October 24 a small red hen defended her brood by pecking and killing multiple young mice that threatened her seven chicks. The incident reaffirms the hen’s fierce defense against a rodent intrusion near her nest.
Medical guidance details four objectives for cold treatment using Calotabs. It describes relieving nasal and throat congestion, aiding kidney elimination of poisons, expelling germ laden mucus from bowels, and promoting bile flow. Instructions advise one to two tablets at bedtime, with possible repetition, and offer pricing for Calotabs family and trial packages.
Mrs. Ruth Delzell reports from the Southeastern and Southwestern Library Associations gathering in Memphis. The group covers 16 states and Mexico and urges state level library laws to raise services to a public interest and government standard.
A large delegation led by Frank Abrahamson from East Amarillo pressed the city commission to unite property owners real estate men and officials to improve housing conditions. They linked neglect of property to undesirable tenants and urged action at the weekly session. The meeting also heard bids for new city trucks with five proposals. a request to rezone a district and a pavement petition were discussed.
In Desanzano Italy Lieutenant Francesco Angelo, nicknamed Crazy Boy, unofficially raises the air speed record to 440 mph based on four check passages averaging 709 kmh. The same modified ship, with a 3500 hp 6 V engine, previously set 423.8 mph in 1933. Mussolini and Guido Jung oversee aviation matters.
P K W Drury of the Tennessee Library Association warns that many books are not comprehensible to the average adult reader. The American Library Association committee on adult education is examining this issue as it plans regional libraries along trade territory boundaries. Other speakers include Carl H. Milam and Charles H. Compton of the ALA and Louis R. Wilson of the University of Chicago on library objectives for the south.
Washington report notes embassy ringers calling on doors selling items from air conditioners to vacuum cleaners. British legation staff show little interest, Japanese secretaries initially don t understand, French are pompous, Spanish short of funds but keen on goods, while Italian and British-Turkish travelers must seek home approval for purchases over a few hundred dollars.
John Robinson, a unemployed father of two, had just secured work after years on relief. His wife urged caution as he left for his first day, but he died of a heart attack on the street before returning home for supper, doctors noting the excitement of the moment.
Abraham Shearer, a Baltimore tailor, installed a watch dog after two burglaries cost him 100 dollars in goods. The dog recently chewed up two fur coats valued at 500 dollars.
A Globe Wireless relayed message from Manila says the tanker Larry Doheny, adrift with 40 crewmen, is now safe from immediate danger after passing the typhoon center. The Danwood reported bridge damage, cargo damage, and leakage but noted conditions improved with large seas still rolling.
A bill introduced in the Chamber of Deputies seeks authorization to spend 1,200,000,000 lire about 100,000,000 dollars for the complete renewal of airplanes and accessory material.
The Williams Hardware Company at 615 Taylor Street opens a 10 day fall merchandising event Thursday morning. Clarence Williams, manager, says buyers searched markets for months and purchased merchandise at prices far below current costs. He notes visitors to the store can expect substantial value.
A damaged vessel in a convoy is escorted toward the nearest port, likely Guam, to inspect damage and perform temporary repairs so the ship is no longer in immediate danger.
A merchant announces an unlimited variety of patterns and designs in china glassware and gift goods plus a large stock of staple merchandise. He proclaims it’s not too early to begin Christmas shopping.
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