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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1935

Page

3

Four Downtown Stores To Close For Rosh Hashana

Managements of four downtown Amarillo stores announced a part holiday observance for the Jewish New Year. Zale's Jewelry Store Hollywood Dress Shoppe Levine's Department Store and Levy's Clothing Store will close from 6 to 9 oclock tomorrow evening. In other brief items, a Casa Grande man bicycled 60 miles from Phoenix to Casa Grande, and in Wellington Jacob Stover and his twin sister Lydia Harms, both 86, celebrated their birthday in good health and without glasses.

Zale Hollywood Dress Levine's Department Store Levy Desert Casa Grande Ariz M. I. Porter Casa Grande Phoenix Wellington Kan U.P Jacob Stover St. John Wash Lydia Harms

Biggest Army Now On Field In Africa Front

Webb Miller reports from the Ethiopian front that Mussolini’s army, the largest in Africa, is ready to advance. Italian forces mass on Eritrean and Somaliland fronts facing Danakil deserts, Ogaden scrub, and Haile Selassie’s troops, with motives tied to Nile control and British fears.

Webb Miller United Press Asmara Benito Mussolini Africa Eritrea Danakil Ethiopia Rodolfo Graziani Somaliland Ogaden Haile Selassie Harar Italy Mussolini Iitaly Nile Upper Egypt Sudan Tasny England Blue Nile Lake Tana League of Nations Mediterranean Alexandria Britain Naples Near East Cairo

Livestock Bill Favored. Cash Gap Replaced

A Senate finance committee report favors a bill replacing dropped livestock Sanitary commission funds with money for inspectors equipment and Fort Worth headquarters rent. Senators Neal and Rawlings cited prior inclusion and questioned the omission, while the committee pressed for the eradication campaign against cattle fever ticks.

Austin U.P Senate Finance Committee Livestock Sanitary Commission Commission Fort Worth Jim Neal Miranda City Stockman Frank Rawlings Neal

Guest Speakers for Bible Class Sunday

The T Newton Hill Bible Class in Amarillo will host a Dallas guest speaker and the West Amarillo Christian Church Men’s Class with Mrs B B Holland’s orchestra. The event in the First Christian Church stone unit begins at 9:40 after a 9:30 welcome and 9:35 concert.

T. Newton Hill Dallas West Amarillo New Stone First Christian Church Lester F. Aldrich H. M. Crudgington

Denver Schedules To Change Sunday

Changes in Fort Worth & Denver train times announced by C. B. Farmer affect trains No. 7 No. 1 No. 2 and No. 8. Times move earlier for arrivals and later departures, with revised stopovers in Amarillo Wichita Falls Dallas and Houston. A separate note reports a hat with 50 express tags in Juneau hoping to travel the world.

Fort Worth Denver C. B. Farmer Burlington Houston Dallas Amarillo Wichita Falls Juneau Alaska A.P

Utilities Face Doubled State Tax in Texas

Austin September 27 utilities in Texas except telephone firms faced a doubled state occupation tax recommended for passage by the House revenue and taxation committee. The panel also favored doubling state take from horse race betting receipts and a Senate bill allowing El Paso to levy a 5 cent per 100 dollar valuation tax for advertising.

Austin U.P Texas House Revenue and Taxation Committee Senate el Paso

New Death by Own Action Attempt Reported in City

Police recorded a new death by own action attempt in New York on Sept. 27. Frank Spice aged 39 was found in a vacant lot banging his head against a broken milk bottle and choking himself with a necktie. He told a sergeant I wish I had your gun to finish myself. He was taken to Fordham Hospital for treatment of neck lacerations and mental observation.

New York Frank Spice John J. Lynch Spice Lynch Fordham Hospital

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