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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1935
Page
2
A lengthy column sketches Thursday rain expected around 4 PM for the Tri-State Fair, urging umbrellas. It recounts racing bets and a humorous tale about Pumpumpullaway, with local readers wagering and commentaries on football teams Childress and Pampa.
A detailed listing shows KGNC programming from evening through late night including Don Jase, Maria, barn dances, baseball broadcasts, and News. The page notes live segments from Merchants Building at Tri-State Fair Grounds and offers Wednesday morning and noon schedules with music, news, and market updates.
Daily average U S crude oil production climbed to 2 785 843 barrels last week up 75 985 from the prior period Oklahoma rose from 449 525 to 493 325 barrels California increased to 636 000 barrels while Kansas grew to 147 400 Texas fell to 1 071 569 with East Texas driving about half the decline
Adelphia unit of the Poet Laureate League supports a bonus or pension for every proved poet and for shorter hours and higher pay for part time poets. They argue the latter would give part time poets more time to write. A Small World details Kansas City dispatch notes on 1895 visits.
A 19 year old William P. Frank was caught chopping down a public school flagpole while police investigated the vandalism reported in Washington. In Chicago Mrs. Esther Reinhard testified her husband Bert assaulted her. she filed for divorce.
Kansas City wholesale prices show slow movement and uneven demand across cattle hogs and sheep with openings mostly steady and some price softness. New Orleans cotton opens with small gains as foreign markets boost early futures. January around 19.99 and May near 19.43. Stock list from New York reflects varied industrial and consumer goods values across major firms and commodities.
A 30 year old widow with a fit seven year old daughter asks for work near Sam Houston School in Pampa or a country home nearby. She requests employment possibilities that keep them together and close to the school.
Senator William Gibbs McAdoo and his bride Doris Cross completed a late night plane journey from Washington. They appeared cheerful and rested in the arrival area, with honeymoon plans discussed as they prepared to settle into their new life.
Fair highlights include large crowds for the Midway and motor show with free gates at the automobile building. Old Settlers Day events feature seven bands from Plainview Hereford Happy Claude Panhandle Tulia and Barger. Races start 2 PM daily with circus acts at 1 PM and 7 PM. An additional circus parade planned tomorrow and Sunshine State train with Governor Clyde Tigglew and staff to Tucumcart.
Hillsboro Missouri report says William Nelson Yarberty, sought since Saturday for wounding a deputy sheriff, was killed by officers when he returned to the shooting scene. Sheriff Lanham of Jefferson County states Yarberry was trapped at a De Soto farm with two other officers.
The notice reports that over half of 11 600 PWA applications for more than 1.1 billion dollars do not meet Roosevelt era standards. Ickes postponed a board meeting to allocate remaining funds from a 4.88 billion program and kept a December 15 contract-let deadline, though the overall deadline was removed after Hyde Park revisions. Governor Marland set a September 24 special election on the old age pension measure. A derelict submarine L 52 adrift near Lundy Island threatens coastal areas. A Korean diver Ko Fi Ha, 44, is commended for saving a 12 year old drowning boy in Osaka.
The vessel was hailed as gale struck and towed into Portsmouth this afternoon. Acting captain A. W Turner and the ship's bridge reportedly swept overboard with a massive wave as all other sea craft battled the storm.
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