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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1932

Page

2

Bailey speaks here tonight on anti Eighteenth Amendment

Joseph Weldon Bailey Jr of Dallas son of Joe Bailey will address a 8 pm gathering at the Municipal Auditorium in support of his candidacy for congressman at large place 2 Maj E A Simpson Amarillo attorney to introduce Bailey Julius Dorenfield Amarillo attorney to speak for Ernest Cox Corsicana candidate for congressman at large place 1 Cox is a former congressman and past commander of the Texas American Legion Current details indicate Bailey advocates repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and abolition of the Federal Farm Board.

Joseph Weldon Bailey, Jr Dallas Texas Joe Bailey Municipal Bailey Federal Farm Board Maj. E. A. Simpson Amarillo Julius Dorenfield Ernest Cox Corsicana Cox House of Representatives Texas American Legion

Mrs Nola Jane Ross Dies at Son's Home in Amarillo

Mrs. Nola Jane Ross aged 52 died at 9:40 last night at her son H D Ross's home 3405 Taylor Street after a short illness. She lived in Amarillo three months, formerly Hereford. Survived by husband A C Ross of Hereford, mother Mrs J W Gibson of Bonham, sons H D Ross and C R Ross, three sisters and a brother. Funeral arrangements and Llano Cemetery burial planned.

Nola Jane Ross H. D. Ross Taylor Street Ross Amarillo Hereford Tenth Street A. C. Ross J. W. Gibson Bonham

Walsh Urges Democrats to Lead U S to Better Times

Senator Walsh of Montana assumed permanent chairmanship of the Democratic convention in Chicago. He attacked Republican tariff and fiscal policy, urged liberal international cooperation, warned of retaliatory tariffs, called for relief to agriculture, and urged a return to Jeffersonian policies while noting Democratic leaders' strength.

Chicago Walsh Montana Madison Square Garden Europe Jefferson The United States

Child Burned In Scalding Tub Accident at McAllen

Helen Jane Bower, four, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Bower of McAllen, fell into a tub of scalding water and was severely burned. She is in serious condition at a local McAllen hospital.

M’allen Helen Jane Bower McAllen M. J. Bower

Allred Defends Record in Hillsboro Campaign Stop

Attorney General James V. Allred spoke in Hillsboro praising his office record while blaming oil companies for a costly campaign to defeat him. He cited financial pressure tied to industry opposition as a key reason for his reelection bid.

Hillsboro James V. Allred

Heavy Rain Damages Howard County Crops

A violent June 28 storm in Howard County caused extensive crop damage and disrupted rail and highway traffic beyond Sweetwater. Officials expect trains to resume after tonight as temporary repairs are completed.

Big Spring Howard County Sweetwater

Amarillo Lawyer Named Assistant U S Attorney in Texas

John W. Beveridge, 27, an Amarillo lawyer and former Clem Calhoun Col. Ernest O. Thompson associate, is appointed assistant U S attorney for the Northern District of Texas. He will fill the Mood vacancy and may appear in Amarillo for the fall term of federal court.

John W. Beveridge Amarillo U. S Clem Calhoun Col Ernest O. Thompson Northern District of Texas C. W. Johnson Fort Worth Beveridge Jackson Street Washington William D. Mitchell Alex M. Mood Mood Federal Graham Norman A. Dodge Minneapolis School of Law University of Minnesota Carleton College Northfield Minn Chicago

Lions Club Honors Retiring Amarillo President

Amarillo Lions Club members honored Dr. R. L. Rogers at a luncheon marking the end of his presidency with 100 percent attendance. Dr. 8. P. Vineyard succeeds him as president, and Herbert Walker presented a past president’s pin. The Bonnie Lassies orchestra and Lions quartet performed, and Jim Bowen was elected director.

Amarillo Lions Club R. L. Rogers Amarillo Hotel Rogers 8. P. Vineyard Dr. Rogers Herbert Walker Pampa Lions Clubs Bonnie Lassies Orchestra Lions Quartet H. L. Patterson Jim Bowen Mike Hollander H. A. Shaw Bowen

Second Fatality in Uvalde Highway Crash

Antonio Castante died today becoming the second fatality from last Saturday’s highway crash near Uvalde. His wife died hours after the collision. Double funeral services were held at La Pryor. A son and daughter injured in the crash were recovering.

Uvalde Antonio Castante la Pryor

Quote on maturity of a political career cited

A commentator asserted that the career has shown him to be at least the equal of any of the last three incumbents of that exalted office, underscoring confidence in his qualifications.

Order of Demo Business Set for Chicago Convention

June 28 Chicago report notes the Democratic national convention settles its remaining business with two extra days of nominating speeches. A 20 minute limit for nominating speeches and five minute second speeches aims to speed proceedings. Debate on prohibition is expected to be brief, with potential deadlock over nominations likely to keep delegates past Thursday. The plan includes a possible night session to decide. Proceedings begin noon with Chairman Thomas J Walsh and an invocation by Rev Duncan Hodge Browne.

Chicago Duncan Hodge Browne St. James Cathedral

Prohibition Debate and Auto Tragedy Report

The article notes a minority report on the prohibition plank, a debate on the plank, and a roll call on the minority report. It records adoption of the platform and state-by-state speeches nominating candidates for president. It also reports the death of J A Sutton, 35, in a fatal car crash near Fort Worth when his vehicle overturned seven times on Burleson road at 2:30 PM.

United States Fort Worth J. A. Sutton Cleburne Burleson Road

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