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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1935

Page

13

Tri State Fair Opens Busy Week of Color and Commerce

An anticipation filled notice details the Tri State Fair opening Saturday September 14 and running through September 21 with pageantry, racing, a three ring circus, street parades, fireworks, and a vast display of agricultural and industrial achievement. It touts railroads as essential public service and outlines industry progress, wages, and regulatory equality efforts impacting future transport.

Great Southwest University of Commerce Hawk and Taylor Harley Sadler Cravens Slaton Division Santa Fe Newton Kansas G G Derby George C. Jeffries Slaton Jack Hoxie Sadler Bree Ring Amarillo

Prince of Wales not shot at after Corsica yacht trip

In Cannes rumors swirled that the Prince of Wales was shot at following his party's yacht trip to Corsica. Equerry Major Sir John Aird said the reports arose from the prince firing 50 to 60 rounds at water with a revolver to shoot fish, while the party rested on the Duke of Westminster's Cutty Sark.

Cannes France Prince of Wales John Aird Riviera Corsica Calvi Duke of Westminister Cuttyfarb Lord Sefton Ernest A. Simpson London Price

Railroad safety award noted by American Museum of Safety

The railroad received an award for its outstanding safety record in 1934. Dallas approved four million dollars in grade crossing elimination projects on September 4, with State Highway Commission Chairman Harry Hines noting time needed to coordinate details with involved railroads. AB Stickley Floyd Zollars and wife attended the Confederate Soldiers Reunion in Amarillo, then the U S Marine Band concert at Municipal Auditorium before returning home to Canadian.

United Railroad United States Congress American Museum of Safety Dallas State Highway Commission Harry Hines AB. Stickley Floyd Zollars Amarillo U S. Marine Band Municipal Auditorium

Treasury Position Report Washington Sept 4 figures

Treasury data show receipts of 60.7 million and expenditures of 92.6 million for September 4, leaving a balance of 1.522 billion. Fiscal year receipts total 603.3 million and expenditures 1.292 billion, with emergency costs at 650.5 million and a gross debt of 29.01 billion, down 17.2 million from yesterday. gold assets stand at 9.209 billion.

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