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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1932

Page

2

Brewery Owner Cooperates With Police Raids in Steelton

Fred Smith owner of the Smith brewing plant in Steelton has offered police a permanent key to his plant and invited raids on request. He said prior enforcement visits caused heavy damage from door breaking and window smashing and that keeping doors closed protects the property from neighborhood vandalism.

Harrisburg U.R Smith Brewing Steelton Fred Smith Duncannon Smith

Swedish explorer praises camel for surveying desert

Stockholm June 2 Dr Sven Hedin explorer states the camel is the best aid for surveying desert regions of Asia. He describes mapping methods using only a compass watch measuring tape paper pencils and a camel as a primary instrument. He measured distances by the camel's steps as a reliable basis for preliminary computations.

Stockholm Asia Sven Hedin

Pitt Weekly survey on who will succeed at Pitt

The Pitt Weekly questionnaire asks which student is most likely to succeed after graduation. Student V boasts of innate ability, while Student M credits himself as a destined standout. Coed comments praise Broadway ambitions, with other notes citing “What it takes” and “the socko that it takes” as reasons for future success.

Broadway

El Paso V town for hoboes says easy mark to beggars

El Paso earns the label V town in a hoboes’ city ranking. Mrs. Olive D. McGuire, community chest director, says an easy mark town yields $2 to $5 an hour for beggars on streets and in neighborhoods. A circle signals poor pickings, a rectangle with a dot means cooties, three circles urge moving on, and pendulums show mixed kindness. Interlocked squares mark towns good for hoboes to meet others.

EL Paso Tex Olive D. McGuire Community Chest McGuire

Ideal husband chosen by coeds at state teachers college

Albany June 20 coeds at State Teachers College pick the ideal husband from a questionnaire. Most value toleration and morals over looks. Laura Styn wants courtesy and intellect and thrill, not wealth. Violet Putnam prefers a large, gruff athlete with either youth and innocence or older experience. New Orleans plans a £59 fire alarm system for the city.

Albany N. Y State Teachers College Laura H. Styn Violet Putnam

Uneasy Lies the Head in Japan's Turbulent Era

NEA summary analyzes a series of Japanese assassinations over ten months, noting Tsuyuhi Inukai as the latest target and detailing prior victims Yugo Hamaguchi Junnosuke Inoue and Baron Takuma Dan. It explores motives, loyalty, and the view of young military zealots among Japanese subjects.

NEA Service Shakespeare Japan Tsuyuhi Inukai Yugo Hamaguchi Junnosuke Inoue Finance Takuma Dan J. P. Morgan Hirohito Frank B. Kellogg Henry L. Stimson Andrew W. Mellon United States Law and Order Tsuyoki Inukai Baron Takuma Dan Inukai

Skunk Shows Its Gratitude in Monument Square

In Concord Massachusetts on June 2 a brave Edmund Horton freed a skunk whose head was jammed in a preserve glass in Monument Square. A police officer admitted helplessness due to a new uniform. Horton removed the glass and the skunk departed quietly, leaving Edmund unscented.

Concord Mass Edmund Horton Edmund Historic Monument Square

Wilson views Jefferson as not a great American

Dr. Louis A. Warren of the Lincoln Historical Research Foundation cites Woodrow Wilson’s 1894 Forum article ranking Jefferson as exotic and not a thorough American due to French philosophy. Warren notes Wilson called Lincoln the supreme American and lists Henry, Houston, Marshall, Webster, Lee, and Grant among other greats.

Fort Wayne Ind Thomas Jefferson Woodrow Wilson Louis A. Warren Lincoln Historical Research Foundation Wilson Forum Magazine Jefferson American,” Dr. Warren Said. “Wilson

West Texas Chamber Sets Budget Reform and Beautification Plan

The central committee of the West Texas Chamber of Commerce outlines a budget procedure for local committees and proposes an institute on budget making. It urges reducing public expenditures, home rule county government, state administrative and judiciary reorganizations, and tax collection reforms. Additional aims include beautification, industrial development, and breeder feeder work with a Texas Meat promotion. A woman organizer may be hired to aid in hometown Buy At Home efforts and Manufacturers’ Shows.

Central Committee Texas United States Congress West Texas Chamber of Commerce

German Savings Banks Report Bigger Deposits

Berlin June 2 UP Economists note relief as the drain on German savings deposits ends and deposits rise again after a crisis. May 1931 saw deposits at 11.225 billion marks. seven months later 1.543 billion were withdrawn. The bottom came in December, with a rebound in early 1932 increasing deposits by 267 million to near 10 billion.

Berlin U.P Germany

Rail And Road Mileage In U S World Share

The U S rail network makes up about one third of global railway mileage while U S highway mileage accounts for roughly 38 percent of the world total according to the Department of Commerce.

United States U.S. Department of Commerce

Hay crop loss from spontaneous combustion noted

About ten percent of the yearly hay harvest in the United States is destroyed by spontaneous combustion, a loss attributed to internal chemical heat buildup and ignition risks in stored hay supplies.

United States

Shanghai investment mirrors Japan in U S funding

The United States has invested about 356 million dollars in the City of Shanghai, nearly matching its roughly 500 million dollar total in Japan.

United States Shanghai Japan

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