Lions Club comments on European crisis and Hitler humor
Lions Club members joked at a luncheon about Hitler and the Sudetenland while Dr. T M Montgomery urged a resolution to give the area to him. Wayne Eubank warned the world may escalate to war over cessions as near-term danger looms. Miss Mirth Stanford offered entertainment with her accompanist Mrs. Sally Stanford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Ubanks
Sreech
Amarillo College
Europe
T. M. Montgomery
Hitler
Sudeten
Berlin
Eubank
Sudetenland
Avery Bush
France
England
Germany
Africa
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Mirth Stanford
Sally Stanford
County Agents Meet To Discuss Wheat Allotments
Agricultural agents from the Panhandle gather at the Herring Hotel to plan wheat allotment administration for 1938 39. BR F Vance leads the session with G D Scott and W B Dryden assisting. all are from Texas A M College extension service. About 15 Panhandle counties are represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Herring Hotel
BR. F. Vance
State Aaa
G. D. Scott
W. B. Dryden
Extension Service of
Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College
College Station
Gly-Cas touted by Pine Bluff woman for relief of pains
Mrs. Lena King of Pine Bluff Arkansas reports severe pain from hips knees and limbs with indigestion bilious attacks and headaches. after taking Gly-Cas she says her stomach bowels nerves and pains are greatly improved and she can eat normally. Gly-Cas sold by Pox Drug Co and leading area druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena King
West 29Th
Pine Bluff
Arkansas
Mrs. King
Pox Drug Co. No. 3
Oliver-Eakle Bldg
Kansas City Market Report Hogs Cattle Sheep Prices
Kansas City market data shows hogs 1,500 head top at 8.75 with various weights bid from 8.00 to 8.75. stock pigs 5.00 down. Cattle and calves total 9,000 plus 1,500 calves, with yearling steers at 11.40 and loads 9.50 to 10.00 for good grades. stockers and feeders 6.25 to 8.25. heifers 9.25. top vealers 16.00. Sheep 8,000 with 3,000 through, lambs above 8.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
U. 8
D. A
A. Pierce & Amarillo
New York
E A Pierce & Co
Amarillo
Southland Hoypaes
Sunray
United Gas “Corp
Eaee Dow-Jones
F. A Pierce & Co
NEW York Stock Exchange
A. Pierce & Co
Aly Burroughs
Bridgeport Brass
Bay
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Lal
Chrysler
Columbia Gas & Electric Commercial
Commercial Solventa
Commonwealth & South
Big Continental Baking
Crosley Radio
DuPont de Nem
Deere & Co
Eaton Manufacturing
Electric Power & Light
General Electric
General Foods
Great West Sugar
Great Northern Ry
General Tire & Rubber
Hecker Products
Houdatlle-Hershey
Houston Oil
Howe Sound AM
Hudson Motors
Industrial Rayon
International Harvester
Int'l. Telephone & Tel
Tree
Johns Manville
Oncom
Kennerott Copper
Long-Bell Lumber A
Marshal-Field
Theetyeny Martin Glen L
Miami
Minneapolis
Morine Petroleum
Montgomery-Ward Ahs
A MceKesson-Robbins
Nat'l
Ty Fita Nash-Kelvinator Aly Nat'l. Biscuit
Nat
Eanes
Distillers
Nat Power & Light
Ae Nat'l Supply Teast
New York Central
New York Ship Building
Rt Fly
North American Aviation Ma
North American Co
Northern Pacific
Ohio Ojetddenees
Otis Brees
Packard Motors
Paramount Pictures
Bla Penney Co
J Tle
Pennsylvania RR
Petroleum Corp
Aly
Phillips Petroleum
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Fly
Ss Radio Co
al Radio-Keith-Orpheum
Remington Rand
Co Ofors
Republic Bteel
Reynolds Tobaern
H. Stewart-Warner
Stone & Webster
Studebaker
Texas
Texas Corp
Texas Gulf
Texas Pacific Coal & of
Texas Pacific Land Trust Aly
Thompson Products
Tide Water Associated
Transamerica Co
Trancontinen & West Air
Union Carbide
Amarillo Debates Civil Service for Police and Fire
Amarillo police and firemen discuss placing both departments under civil service via a potential city charter amendment. A special election would be needed, costing about 600 dollars with possible half-cost by the departments. Mayor Rogers and the commission are studying the proposal as support grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Civil Service
Police
Fireme
R. E. Dickerson
American Federation of Labor
Dickerson
Ross D. Rogers
Texas
Fl Paso
Police Department
Rogers
Memgers
Roosevelt appoints 3 to probe rail wage dispute
President Roosevelt named a three member fact finding commission to study the wage dispute between railroads and employees. Chief Justice Walter P. Stacy of North Carolina, Professor Harry T. Millis of Chicago, and Dean James M. Landis of Harvard will report within 30 days. Rail workers threaten a October wage cut and potential strike, though arbitration delays walkouts until December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Walter P. Stacy
North Carolina Supreme Court
Harry T. Millis
University of Chicago
James M. Landis
Harvard Law School
Health Unit Plan Under Discussion
County commissioners debated the health unit arrangement this morning and began planning for possible separate operation if the current county city plan splits. They hope for a continued joint operation but made preliminary steps to run independently. An appropriation of 150 was approved to finish the county grasshopper poisoning program as work on the 1939 budget proceeds this afternoon and tomorrow.
U. S. Court Clears Criminal Docket
Dr. Charles Todd of Dalhart received a five year suspended sentence for possessing and selling narcotics not in stamped packages. The 79 year old physician has twice been convicted on similar charges. Charges against Floyd Haworth and Beatrice Haworth were dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Todd
Dalhart
Todd
Floyd Haworth
Beatrice Haworth
Dr. Todd
Credit Managers Association to Meet Tomorrow at Noon
The Credit Managers Association will convene tomorrow at noon at the Amarillo Hotel. W. O. Stephens, its president, announced the venue change due to larger attendance. The group continues to meet every Wednesday at 12 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Managers’ Association
Amarillo
W. O. Stephens
Write a Letter Week Set for October 2 to 8
The Post Office Department announces a Letter Writing Week from October 2 to 8 led by Postmaster W D DeGrassi Amarilioatis. Residents are urged to cooperate and participate in promoting penmanship and correspondence during the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
W D. DeGrassi
Courthouse Records Highlight Local Deeds and Transfers
A dense list of real estate transfers, deeds, and liens from local courthouses includes the M Humphrys and Lerke properties, transfers by Miles Realty Co and J L Bivins, and numerous Lot and Block references. Also listed are vehicle registrations, mortgage lenders, and a batch of marriage licenses for couples including Jim D. Vowell and Mildred Blanton and Charles Hood and Nora Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Divins No
H. H. Loewenstein
Sam Pelz
Wolflin
Miles Realty Co
C. W. Anderson
Bivins
J. L. Nunn
W. B. Richardson
Lakeview
C. N. Headrick
Burgess
Plemons
A. A. Price
Bessie Price
Southside
Potomac Franklin
Fed
Curtis
J. B. Foster & Son
Bél
Fakle
J. E. Pitts
Farm & Home
Toney Chistim Inc
Cr. Go
Reese Motor Go
Lloyd R
Plains
J. H. Walker
City
Epc
Ray Weedward
Herring Hotel
Toney Chisum Inc
R. L. Hendricks
Coe
Roy Woodward
Herring
Pont. Sed
Glen L. Casey
Mtr. Co
Pont. Mtr. Co
Bushland
Texas
Olds Coe
Amarillo
Olds Co
R. F E. Young
Skellytown
Packard S
J. M. Wise
E. J. Wanless
Cullum Motor Co
Mike Brennan
Jim D. Vowell
Mildred Ruth Blanton
Charles F. Hood
Nora Hill
W. D. Jones
Vera B. Wederbrook
W. F. McDaniel, Jr
Naomi Williamson
W. L. Hatcher
Hanna Ball
Chas
A. Fleming
Fay Stokes
Truett Dillard
Charlotte Pointer
Reese Webster
Ellen Tyler
Troy JL. Tate
Tia Rae Chick
D. M. Cox
Mary Lee Klock
Homer Garrison Jr Appointed Director of All State Police
Homer Garrison Jr. is named director of state police in Texas by the Public Safety Commission succeeding Col H H Carmichael. The 37 year old East Texan will lead the Texas Rangers highway patrol driver's license bureau narcotics division and other divisions while continuing policies of the late director. Garrison born in Lufkin rose from deputy sheriff at 19 to state license inspector in 1929 and joined the highway patrol in 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Public Safety Commission
Homer Garrison, Jr
State Police
Col. H. H. Carmichael
Texas Rangers
Highway Patrol
Driver's License Bureau
Narcotics Division
Bureau of Identification
W. H. Richardson, Jr
Commission
Garrison
Lufkin
Richardson
Realtors Discuss Plans for Airport in Amarillo
Amarillo realtors met at the noon luncheon to discuss the airport issue. President Tom Cotten, aviation committee head, answered questions on progress and invited members to two Texas Planning Board meetings next Friday. Clark Regal announced George Broome will speak at October’s second Tuesday meeting, open to all interested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Peal Estate Board
Tom Cotten
Aviation Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Cotten
Amarillo Realtors
Texas Planning Board
Clark Regal
George Broome
Weather outlook shows unsettled temps despite late summer heat
Mr Collman notes fall weather not here yet as a 94 degree thundershower spikes temp briefly. Forecaster predicts scattered storms in the Oklahoma Panhandle and North Plains with fair conditions returning and a slight cooldown tonight into tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Collman
Oklahoma Panhandle
North Plains
Man and Boy Reported Missing In Amarillo
Amarillo police received two missing person reports today. Ed Ezell, 62, is missing and a two year old boy was found at 1111 Fillmore Street awaiting guardians. Investigators search for the boy's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Ed Ezell
Fillmore Street
Examining Trial Delayed in Forgery Case
Tom Barrett was charged in Justice of the Peace W Carder's court with forgery. The examining trial was delayed this morning as the case proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Barrett
Justice of the Peace
W. Carders Court
Duce's Editor Sees Roosevelt Plea as Blow to Peace
Vir ginio Gayda editor of Giornale D'Italia says Roosevelt's non realistic peace plea harms peace efforts. He warns days of peace are numbered as he cites Roosevelt's message to Hitler and Benes and the British French Russian solidarity and mobilization orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duce
Roosevelt
Rome
Virginio Gayda
Giornale D'Italia
Fall Is Fatal to Mrs Eva G Walsh
Mrs Eva G Walsh 1300 West Thirteenth Avenue died at 10 30 this morning after a two week confinement following a fall at a local hospital She was active in First Christian Church and women’s work and had lived here since 1925 Survivors include son Harold Walsh Amarillo architect sister Mrs Dora C Bowen Washington DC two brothers Frederick L Goff Sarasota California Leigh B Goff Salida Colorado nephew R B Bowen Houston niece Mrs Lois Knox Charleston SC Knox was at the bedside Funeral services will be held tomorrow Dr R C Snodgrass pastor First Christian Church officiating Body in state Blackburn Shaw Funeral Chapel Interment in an Austin cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva G. Walsh
West
Thirteenth Avenue
First Christian Church
Harald Walsh
Amarillo
Dora C. Bowen
Washington, D. C
Frederick L. Goff
Sarasota
Calif
Leigh B. Goff
Salida
Colo
R. B. Bowen
Houston
Lois Knox
Charleston
Knox
R. C. Snodgrass
First, Christian Church
Blackburn-Shaw
Austin
Illness Fatal to Seattle Salesman
Charles Landau traveling salesman died this morning in a local hospital after about two weeks of illness. He was 53 and had been hospitalized for 10 days after traveling from Seattle. He is survived by his wife Mrs. Ernestine Landan of Seattle. Funeral arrangements by N. B. Griggs and Sons Funeral Directors are not yet completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Landau
Seattle
Wash
Ernestine Landan
Griggs and Sons
Boy Scouts To Receive Awards At Court Of Honor
Amarillo Area Council will hold the monthly court of honor Thursday at 8 p m in the district courtroom of the courthouse. Badges and advancement awards will be presented to many Amarillo and area Boy Scouts. Parents and friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Boy Scouts of the
Amarillo Area
Treasury says it is prepared for European crisis
Secretary Morgenthau assured the nation the treasury is ready for war abroad scenarios. Officials consider keeping the stock market open, protecting the dollar, and managing foreign deposits and securities held in the United States as foreign governments may requisition funds. Foreign investments exceed 7 billion dollars, with 5 million spent by foreigners in the last three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Morgenthau
Treasury
United States
Europe
Public Address System Being Installed at Amarillo High
The Amarillo High School improves its facilities with a new public address system purchased by the Student Congress. Principal R B Norman announced installation will finish in days and a formal dedication is planned early next week. The system will allow officials to communicate with any part of the building at all times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo High School
R. B. Norman
Two Charged With Tampering At Tri-State Fair Grounds
Robert McEachern and Horace Patterson were charged in Justice of the Peace W Carder's court with tampering with an automobile. The men were arrested Saturday night at the Tri State Fair grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert, McEachern
Horace Patterson
Justice of the Peace
W. Carder
Tri-State Fair Grounds
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Promoted for Kidney Support
An advertisement urges readers to use Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a diuretic and stimulant for weak kidneys and irritated bladder. It links backaches, puffy eyes, leg cramps, and moist palms to kidney trouble and promotes GOLD MEDAL as the genuine Haarlem product from Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haarlem
Holland
Addy
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Lions Club
Gly-Cas
South Fillmore
FORD
N. Grant
Elmer Bros
N. Fillmore
H. D
Harvey-Davidson Motorcycle Co
Apete
Tarlor
Kansas City Livestock
U. S
Courthouse Records
O. L. Walker
Ivan Tucker
J. L. Bivins
Donald Watts
Fall
Boilsi
Prace Tial
Lloyd Snyder and Orchestra
U.S. Treasury
Daas
aCe
Owen Pea Eee
Benchley —News
Pat O’brien
Margaret Lindsay
John Payne
Nancy
Metro-Goldwyn
Robert Montgomery
Janet Gaynor
Franchot Tone
Paramount
Gene Autry
Sky
Smiley Burnette
Rialto
Hardpy
Micky Rooney Raa
Pi A
Robert. Louisee Banner
Fartrolgme
Collier Magazine
Maine
Jackpe
Pat O’ Brithaden
Hamy Fideer
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