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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1932

Page

3

See No Demo Repeal Clash In Texas

June 12 Austin report notes a Texas Democratic committee meeting to discuss a possible repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment. Debate centers on authority for a referendum and potential impact on governor race and voter turnout. Wright Morrow and W K Hopkins considered for governor. party to select September convention site and draft platform.

Austin Democratic Executive Committee Texas Wright Morrow Houston W. K. Hopkins Gonzales Vfce

Couple Bonds In Alleged Thefts At Pig Hip

Two of ten arrested on various charges Saturday posted bonds. Mr and Mrs F C Barnett bonded for 1000 and 750 dollars respectively in a theft from person case involving $250 from Hugh Densmore of the Pig Hip Sandwich Shop. Ida May Gilbert awaiting 1000 dollar bond. Clyde L Moore, charged with burglary, still in jail without bond.

Sheriff's Department F. C. Barnett Hugh Densmore Ida May Gilbert Clyde L. Moore

Shouse Calls Demo Platform Draft Meeting Planned

Jouett Shouse, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, announced an informal platform and resolutions committee meeting four days before the national convention to draft a tentative platform. A majority of committee members have accepted Byrd of Virginia’s suggestion to meet June 23 and discuss less controversial issues to speed up the convention’s work.

Washington Jouett Shouse Democratic National Executive Committee Byrd Virginia

Houston to seek $3.19 million via arbitration

The Chronicle reports Houston will seek about $3,190,000 in recovery from the Houston Lighting and Power Company. City claims will be submitted to a board of arbitration to pursue the funds.

Houston the Chronicle Houston Lighting and Power Company

Ice mass estimates from polar regions

Dr. W. J. Humphreys of the U S Weather Bureau reports about 4 000 000 cubic miles of ice lie in Greenland the Antarctic continent and Iceland, indicating vast polar ice reserves and their scale.

W. J. Humphreys U. S. Weather Bureau Greenland Antarctic Continent Iceland

Akron Mosquito Fleet Aims to Speed Luxurious Airship Travel

Navy airship Akron hosts a mosquito fleet of 19 foot planes used for quick launch and recovery during Pacific maneuvers. Pilots Harrigan and Young man the tiny fighters as engineers shuttle them between the hull and the hangar in a high tech crane operation. Officials say 75 by 60 foot hangar fits 100 passenger capacity in ships of Akron’s size as the era of luxurious airliners dawns.

AKRON Navy Pacific United States Navy Germany

Davila Quits Chile Junta Amid Dispute and Opposition

Chilean Socialist government member Carlos Davila resigned after a rift with the junta and foreign policy disagreements centered on Cosach Nitrate Combine. Colonel Marmaduke Grove maintained control as rumors of a new junta circulated, while Davila's departure drew mixed views on foreign interests.

Santiago Chile Carlos G. Davila Marmaduke Grove Juan San Montero Cosach Nitrate Combine Carlos Ibanez Senor Davila Grove Washington Associated Press Junta Opinion Cosach

Young People Enjoy Get Acquainted Party

West Amarillo Baptist Church youths held a get acquainted party at Malcolm Dilday's home 1600 Hillcrest Avenue last Friday. The event featured cut flowers, games, and refreshments for attendees including Mangnot Nelson Ernestine Rollins Myrle Cumings Winana Whiteside Naomi Walker Mildred Fox June Harey Monta Lee Simmons Willie Plaster Arden Herrin Lewis Herrin James Erhardt Wade Herrin Ralph Bell and Malcolm Dilday.

West Amarillo

Peggy Bilbrey Listed for Operation at Topeka Hospital

Mise Peggy Bilbrey of 2207 Fillmore Street is admitted to the Security Benefit Association Hospital in Topeka Kansas for an operation expected to be performed soon.

Mise Peggy Bilbrey Fillmore Street Security Benefit Association Topeka Kan

Navy planes from San Diego reach Pensacola

Seven navy land planes arrived in Pensacola at 5:25 P.M. after a three day flight from San Diego via El Paso and New Orleans to join training activities at the local naval station. The group was commanded by Lieut. Don Smith and pilots included Miers from the U.S. Langley.

Pensacola Fla Navy Land San Diego el Paso New Orleans Miers Langley Don Smith

Dinners for Vets in Stamford Sent Funds to Washington

June 12 report notes a donation of several hundred dollars wired Saturday from Stamford and from Spur and Jayton by ex service stay at homes for Washington meals. The Texas bonus marchers will receive at least one full sized dinner when they reach the capital.

Stamford Washington Spur Jayton

Brady Pie Supper Sponsored by Loyal Home Club

The Loyal Home Demonstration Club hosted a Brady School pie supper to raise funds for a delegate to Farmers Week in College Station. Miss Rena Belle Roddy won the girls popularity contest. auctioneer Roy Starker tallied a $31.90 total. Laura V. Hamner led as acting chairman with speeches by local candidates and musical numbers by local youth.

Loyal Home Demonstration Club Brady Amarillo A. C. Roddy College Station Rena Belle Roddy Catherine Allston Maxine Elmore Thompson Brothers Anita Summers Roy Starker Potter County Laura V. Hamner

Tragic drowning ends two lives in Frost pool incident

In Frost near Waxahachie on June 12, Jess Whitfield attempted to rescue his 12-year-old brother Will from a pool tragedy. The effort failed, both brothers died, while their 8-year-old sister, who witnessed the scene, fell into the pool in her excitement and was saved by another boy.

Waxahachie Jess Whitfield Will

Gas well blaze in Jackson kills four as flames roar

A 40 million cubic foot gas well at Jackson, Mississippi erupted in a blazing jet today, already causing four deaths. Officials and oil interests convene talks to contain the fire and extinguish the blaze.

Jackson Miss Jackson Fields

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