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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1936

Page

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Madrid force mobilized for big fight in Spain

Rebels press toward San Sebastian as Madrid raises a force to front duties. Government tightens southern defenses while Alcazar siege near Toledo intensifies with 1,200 held inside. Diplomats seek settlement as Basques and Anarchists clash amid Loyalist defense effort.

Michael McEwen Gibraltar U.P San Sebastian Madrid Talavera Toledo Juan Yague United Press Alcazar Jean Herbette Spain Hendaye Harrison Laroche Herbette Reynolds Packard Harold Ettlinger Pasajes Iran

J F Craig Buys 9th and Polk Lot in Amarillo

J F Craig purchased the Ninth and Polk Street lot for 72500 in cash from Frank Wolflin. The 90 foot frontage site, a pioneer Amarillo business location formerly home to Wolflin Motor Co, was bought with plans to improve and erect a new building within months.

Polk Street Ninth Polk Streets Polk J. F. Craig Craig Frank Wolflin Amarillo Wolflin Motor Company

Texans rally to Roosevelts leadership at Democratic convention

A Fort Worth session opened with calls to support the national administration and oppose forces of reaction. Editor William Repass praised Roosevelt and Allred, noting improved bank stability, rising farm values, and increased foreign trade under the New Deal.

Fort Worth William ©. Repass Houston Republican Party Allre Roosevelt Garner James V. Allred Washington Texas

Brisbane Column On Japanese Wages Weighs Global Labor

The Globe prints Arthur Brisbane's column noting that Japanese wages run far lower than America. He cites Pittsburgh Glass Co. head claiming 25 Japanese workers cost as much as one Pittsburgh glassmaker. The piece highlights girls in cotton mills earning a few cents daily amid mechanization.

Arthur Brisbane America Globe Brisbane Japan Great Pittsburgh Glass Co Pittsburgh

Royal engagement announced by Dutch court

Juliana heir to the Netherlands throne will marry Bernhard zu Lippe-Biesterfeld a German prince. The couple’s wedding date was not announced. Juliana, 27, is noted for tennis and sports enthusiasm. The announcement follows Dutch matchmaking efforts.

Associated Press The Hague Netherlands Switzerland Juliana Bernhard Zu Lippe-Biesterfeld Julian Romanti

Garden of Eden Ends For Fort Worth Pair

Fort Worth reports a divorce petition ending a long running Garden of Eden romance. Bert and Pauline Mullins wed in May 1933 at ages 13 and 14, with two children Ellen Marie and Harris Bert born in 1934 and 1936. Pauline seeks custody. she accuses abuse by Bert and says she was left unconscious after an attack in their Eden neighborhood shack.

Fort Worth U.P Bert Pauline Mullins Ellen Marie Harris Bert Mullins Pauline 96Th District Garden of Eden

Enemies of Russia Warned To Prepare

A Soviet war minister warned enemies at home and abroad to prepare as the Red Army begins its annual maneuvers near Minsk in drizzling rain. The historic Cossack Cavalry is officially rejoined the forces, and Moscow reveals a new eastern fortification system akin to France's Maginot line.

Russia Minsk U. S S. R Kiementi Voroshilov Red Army Moscow France

Skaggs Bond Set At 300 In Embezzlement Case

L Hunter Skaggs 21 assistant postmaster at Whittenburg since Oct 1 1915 was arraigned before a United States commissioner and waived examining trial. Bond set at 3000. Skaggs arrested yesterday afternoon at Elecra and jailed in Potter County. Case involves alleged forgery of post office money order records over 2800 and will be reviewed by the federal grand jury. Inspector Juvenal expects final disposition within a week.

L. Hunter Skaggs Whittenburg United States Skaggs Electra Potter County E.N. Juvenal Federal Grand Jury Orville O. Pickens Juvenal

Amarillo man held on theft charge over missing cow

Hugh Gordon, an Amarillo service station employer, was jailed in Potter County on a felony theft complaint after a cow found at Pinkney Packing Company. A. R. Lockard filed the complaint. Paul Lawson of Pinkney Packing testified he bought the cow for $20.02. Lockard said the animal had been missing since Saturday. Potter County Hide and Animal Inspector Bob Haley helped locate it.

Hugh Gordon Amarillo Potter County Gordon A. R. Lockard Pinkney Packing Company Paul Lawson Lockard KGNC Bob Haley

Amarillo Weather Forecast Partly Cloudy With Fair Temperatures

Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday for Amarillo and West Texas with little temperature change. New Mexico also fair to night and Wednesday with minimal variation. Temperature extremes reach 66 to 87 degrees in Amarillo today. FHA LOANS Long-Beil Lor Co.

Amarillo West Texas New Mexico FHA Loans Long-Beil Lor, Co

Panhandle Druggists Meet in Amarillo Hotel

Druggists of the Panhandle gathered at the Amarillo Hotel for the district annual meeting. R H Epperson acted as toastmaster while Dr W J Danforth prepared to speak in the afternoon. Officers for the 18th Congressional district and other state officials were to be elected, with luncheon hosted by Southwestern Drug Corporation and local businesses.

Panhandle Amarillo R. H. Epperson Southwestern Drug Corporation W. J. Danforth Texas Pharmaceutical Association State Association 18Th Congressional District Texas M. & M. Company Amarillo Coca-Cola Company Lane Ice Cream Company Steffen Ice Cream Company

Tri-State Racing Meet Opens Ahead of Tri-State Fair

The Tri-State Fair fall racing program starts September 18, a week before the fourteenth exposition opens September 21. Racing director Mason King says the plant budget has been heavily spent, and a $35 000 improvement plan is already in place. United Shows of America will set up on the amusement zone for the opening night with the carnival coming from Detroit, open September 19.

Southwest Mason King Detroit

Forward Amarillo’s Big Sale Sparks City Growth

Amarillo sees a Ninth and Polk Street lot sell for 72500 dollars cash, signaling renewed business confidence and anticipated rise in property values. The city’s shout Forward Amarillo! reflects optimism for robust development this year and next.

Amarillo Ninth and Polk Street

Solar motor hailed as energy key at World Power Congress

Delegates at the World Power Conference heard of a sun driven steam engine by Dr. C G Abbot of the Smithsonian. Mirrors focus sun rays on a black liquid to produce steam capable of powering homes and factories if oil and coal run out.

Washington

Richman and Merrill delay Transatlantic return takeoff

Harry Richman and pilot Dick Merrill stated they would wait in London for favorable weather before flying to Liverpool to begin their scheduled return to America. They anticipated a delay of a couple of days before departure.

London Harry Richman Dick Merrill Liverpool America

Cotton Crop Forecast Cuts U S 1936 Yield Estimate

Washington reports the U S Agriculture Crop Reporting Board pegs the 1936 cotton crop at 11 121 000 bales on Sept 1 conditions down from 12 401 000 a month earlier The New York market reacts with cotton futures rising about 1 45 to 2 25 a bale on the forecast indicating a drop from August 1 indications.

Washington, Sept Agriculture Crop Reporting Board New York

Detroyat Wins National Air Race Championship in Los Angeles

Michel Detroyat, the French flyer, won the National Air Race championship in Los Angeles collecting 14400 dollars while facing criticism from Col. Roscoe Turner who accused the government funded plane of beating American backyard builders. Detroyat plans to contest the Shell Cup before shipping the plane back to France as fog postponed the day’s race and the Shell Cup event.

Los Angeles Michael Detrovat Angeles Sept Michel Detroyat France Detroyat Thompson Col Roscoe Turner Race Army Navy Marine Mines Field Associated Press

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