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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1936
Page
11
Kansas City livestock market notes hogs at 9.88 to 10.10 per cwt for 200-290 lb. cattle and calves around 6.75 to 9.50 for various classes. feeders and stockers mid-range. Cattle, calves and sheep totals reported with buyers and grades listed for the week ending Sept. 28.
Globe News Office opens ticket pickup after noon Sunday for Mount Paradise Theatre contest winners. Names include Norma Wills and many others with addresses across the city, indicating a broad winners list and local delivery details.
The Club at Hereford invites participation in a special train tour making brief stops at Friona Bovina Farwell and Clovis. It arrives Portales at 11 10 mountain time and departs at 6 00 pm, then reaches Amarillo Friday night. ABC president J W Hill names Lew Fields Rolla Cartwright Ernest R Archambeau and Roy Greenhill to plan. Local chambers aid the arrangements and reservations via chamber of commerce 5238.
Rebels announced a 3 PM Sunday timetable for the assault culminating in the capture of Toledo. Reports say the Maria Cristina Hospital and bull ring fell, fighting spread through streets, and the town hall was assaulted by Moor and Legionnaires. Victory celebrations followed in rebel towns as reports of Bilbao bombardments and hostage killings emerged.
Certificate records California- Western States Life Insurance Company of Sacramento for complying with Texas laws and receiving authority to conduct business in Texas for the year ending February 28, 1937. Certificate issued by Board of Insurance Commissioners of Texas, R. Al. Daniel, Chairman, at Austin.
Rebels enter Toledo amid heavy fighting and claims of Loyalist casualties totaling around 300. Reports say the city was cut off from Madrid, with prisoners taken and munitions seized as the insurgents advance toward Madrid.
Holland announces temporary abandonment of the gold standard while Radical deputies clash over wage scale adjustments to offset franc declines. France moves to devalue and pass 16 bills to shield the economy from wage and price volatility as markets face closure amid a deep financial crisis.
Land and Switzerland shift away from gold standard as Holland bans gold exports and France plans a 25 to 34 percent franc drop by reducing gold content. Paris Zurich and Amsterdam stock markets will close next week to allow currency realignments amid speculation and raids risk. Germany and Russia may adjust their currencies with limited impact on global markets.
Article outlines a future Soviet government structure—presidentlike head chosen by chambers, no veto power, sharing authority with a 36 member presidium. Two chambers form the Supreme Council, with elections set for early 1937 after a new constitution.
New charter supports freedom of speech public assembly and press and freedom of religious practice while rejecting attacks on the soviet system. Fifteen million copies of the constitution are being distributed for study by farmers workers soldiers housewives and schoolboys with promised consideration of their suggestions before final approval.
A political address recalls the Home Owners Loan Act and CCC as benefits under Roosevelt. It credits banking and farm relief acts with stabilizing towns and farms while urging Americans to unite across parties to back Roosevelt for world peace and leadership against European aggression.
The text expresses a desire for continued life and happiness and an aim to advance world peace. It references a leader’s exhortation to endure and seek harmony, though the surrounding context is missing and the full message remains incomplete.
A vast wildfire crisis grips coastal regions from Coquille to Brookings and up past Walport, Yachats, Newport and Depoe Bay. Fire crews battle 200 miles of burning tinder dotted with mines dynamite risk, with Oregon towns like Bandon Marshfield and North Bend under severe threat.
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