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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1932
Page
9
Washington police announced they are seeking The Reverend Richard Lamb chaplain of the Texas bonus army on a non support charge in Los Angeles. Lamb had been held for several days for investigation before the alert was issued.
Kellogg introduces Whole Wheat Flakes highlighting health benefits and a large red and green package. The cereal is made in Battle Creek and available at grocers.
Governor R S Sterling directs his proxy at the Democratic national convention to refrain from acting against John Garner. Tarver, Sterlings proxy, holds the delegate at large and Roosevelt allies favor Walsh for chair and Sellers for platform roles while Garner backers back Shouse and Hughes. Sterling did not revoke his proxy and sent a telegram to Tarver. Highway signs near Tishomingo Oklahoma declare the town as next president.
Charters granted for Mission Jewelry and Loan Company Inc Amarillo with capital stock 5000. Directors include Benjemen Grodjeski Fannie Grodjeski Viola Fuermann.
Walter C. Davis, president of City Savings Building and Loan Assn of Colorado Springs, is missing after a $1,270,000 shortage was found. A fugitive warrant was issued by deputy attorney general George Crowder. Receiver Charles T. Fertig says Davis left Colorado for New York with $30,000 cash.
President Hoover appointed Gardner Cowles Sr publisher of the Des Moines Register to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation board to fill the Dawes vacancy. Dawes resignation leaves a board seat and the presidency of the corporation to be filled later according to White House statements.
June 23 Austin The season for candidates to file campaign expense accounts with the secretary of state opened today. Expenditures must be sworn and filed by next Monday with another filing period set for July 10 to 14. Totals include Frank Putnam 47.20 received 45.40 spent. George W. Armstrong 1701.10 spent. other filers include Edgar E. Witt Hatton W. Sumners George W. Backus Ida M. Darden Stanley Kulawik and L. A. Seymour with varied receipts and outlays.
Mrs. Frank Caricker, 35, was critically burned when kerosene she used to start a fire exploded. Flames saturated her clothing. by rolling in quilts the blaze was extinguished. She is hospitalized in serious condition.
The Railway Labor Executives Association urged Congress to create a reconstruction style corporation offering emergency loans up to 500 dollars to unemployed household heads. The plan, backed by 21 railroad labor groups, would finance through a federal agency like the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to relieve destitution and spur employment.
Four New Yorkers touring to the Olympic Games praised Amarillo as the friendliest city they had struck. Herbert OByrne Fergus McCarthy Harry Thomson and Thomas Deakem applauded the city for its activity and hospitality during their stop in route to California.
A candidates meeting at Sanborn School in east Amarillo was moved from Thursday to Friday July 1 to avoid clash with other political events. The free event aims to help voters learn about candidates. W H Sides, chairman, says there will be no charge or sales.
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