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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1935
Page
2
A knee deep column mixes weather notes for fall wheat with regional boosterism for Governor Clyde Tingley and allies from New Mexico. It blends light anecdotes on Jesse James, football season, fashion fails, and small town life in the Panhandle with stray notes on fuel and public safety.
KGNG lists Friday night through Sunday schedule with bands, news, and sports. Programs include Waltz Melodies, Hawaiian tunes, dinner dances, Tommy McLaughlin, baseball and football broadcasts from WTSTC Stadium Canyon, United Press News, World Revue, and Texas League finals. Weekend lineup features The Sky Pilot, Morning Varieties, grain markets, Jan Garber, Phil Miles, and multiple sport broadcasts.
Short, plump Mrs. Tom Mooney returns to the witness stand in San Francisco to aid her six year old husband's appeal in the 1916 Preparedness Day bombing case. She recalls events of the day and questions the trial testimony as part of the habeas corpus hearing before a California Supreme Court referee.
Mrs Alf M Landon Kansas governor's wife for two terms is described as plain and folksy. She helps her husband preserve hats and shoes and collects Westward Ho glass luster ware and antique items. Neighbors say she is easiergoing than others in the mansion and enjoys cooking steaks and hunting for antiques.
In St Joseph Missouri on September 1 196 m the government called Ralph Spurlock a Kidder Missouri schoolteacher to testify as the mob riot during the Plattsburg farm foreclosure sale August 15 is examined. He showed nine photographs of the mob maltreating U S Marshal Henry Dillingham and aides. The testimony surprised the courtroom crowd and the 14 defendants as photographers and reporters were chased from Plattsburg.
A large crowd gathered as the Harley Sadler Bailey Brothers Circus staged a street parade and two shows. Governor Tingley led a party that included state officials and business leaders. a Governor Tingley Handicap race was held and his remarks were broadcast. Mrs Tingley and guests toured the expo, with plans for further broadcasts from KGNC and hotel headquarters at the Herring.
Austin reports the highway commission has approved the Neches River bridge between Orange and Jefferson counties after extensive backing from Jefferson County officials and the U S President. The decision marks broad consensus across local and national authorities.
Bernie, known as the Old Maestro, was divorced yesterday from Rose H Anzeievily in a Chicago hearing. He testified they married in 1915 and that she deserted him in 1931. Bernie and his orchestra performed in Amarillo for a concert and dance.
First Lieut H D Williams 28 of Monroe Ga died from brain concussion fractured leg and internal injuries after the plane he piloted crashed near Randolph Field San Antonio His companion Capt M M Turner 33 of Avoca Iowa was badly cut and bruised but not seriously hurt Both were West Point graduates serving as flight instructors at Randolph Field
Burial rites for 12 year old John Neil Vinson, who died after a two week illness, will be held at 2 PM tomorrow from Griggs Funeral Home. Rev J B Huckabee and Rev R C Snodgrass will officiate. Interment is Llano Cemetery. Pallbearers include John Copp E L Hunter J F E Baggs A E Gruhlkey H Calvert and C C Gruhlge. He was the son of Mr and Mrs G C Vinson of 710 North Polk Street.
A series of dynamite blasts in LaFollette Tennessee killed Mrs Prudie Rutherford and damaged a business building near the post office. Dr J H Tinsley reported the shocks rattled his two story brick home nearby with about six explosions heard like thunder.
Kansas City reports higher cattle and hog prices with steady trade and uneven demand as buyers push up mostly clean cattle by late September. New Orleans futures rise on war fears with October at 19.48 and March May higher, while New York stocks show mixed midday moves.
Bond of 500 dollars was set today for FE L Vaughn held in Potter County jail since yesterday on a charge of wife desertion. Mrs Vaughn accused her husband of refusing to support her. He was arraigned before Justice Charlie Carder.
Wariness over Britain’s opposition to Mussolini grows as RALLS cabinet meeting planned in Paris. Laval returns from Geneva, France orders Senegalese regiments to Djibouti, while Netherlands strengthens army amid rising tensions. Italian planes reach Leros with supplies. several Italian ships overdue in Suez area.
Hundreds of Amarillo residents report relief after using Gly-Cas from the Gly-Cas Man at Fox Drug Company, claiming improved digestion, reduced gas and bloating, and better sleep. Mrs. A L Hardgraves of Lubbock testifies she recovered from years of stomach distress and nervousness after trial.
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