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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1932

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Shamrock Hosts U S 66 Convention Delegates Pour In

Shamrock welcomes delegates from Oklahoma New Mexico Missouri and the Texas Panhandle for the U S 66 Highway Association annual convention opening tomorrow Amarillo Clinton Okla and Tulsa bid to host the next meeting President Charles Tompkins and other highway leaders arrive to report progress on paving from Amarillo to Chicago and to the New Mexico line. about 135 miles paved in Oklahoma since last convention and progress in the Panhandle. A special train carries Amarillo officials and the preconvention setup runs at full tilt with Hill and Albert Cooper coordinating festivities.

Shamrock Oklahoma New Mexico Missouri Panhandle Texas U. S. 66 Highway Association Amarillo Clinton Okla Tulsa Charles Tompkins Roy Smith Tucumcari Association For New Mexico J. W. Knorpp Groom Daddy Good Roads Tompkins U. S. 66 Chicago New Mexico Line Y Hill Shamrog Chamber of Commerce Albert Cooper

AMARILLO PARTY CONFERENCE TACKLES PROHIBITION

Texas Democrats gathered for a state convention in Amarillo to rally behind John N Garner for the presidency and to decide on a liberal push to repeal or modify the 18th amendment. Pre convention caucuses aimed to avoid splits but failed to reach a consensus on prohibition.

Houston Texas National House of Representatives

Senate push to finish billion revenue bill before convention

Grimly determined leaders gather to force through the billion dollar tax measure amid threats of closing debate. The effort aims to balance the budget with economy and unemployment relief bills, hoping to finish before the June Republican convention.

Washington Senate Smoot Utah Tydings Hoover Jones Special Economy Committee

Earhart Completes Ocean Flight To London In Storm

Amelia Earhart Putnam lands at Hanworth Airdrome after flying from London Derry to London amid a terrific thunderstorm. Thousands waited at Croydon while a delegation led by Ambassador Mellon greeted her arrival and she notes rain as no obstacle.

London Amelia Earhart Putnam Londonderry Hanworth Airdrome New York Croydon Airdrome Andrew W. Mellon Hanworth Ireland

Help Wanted Ad Wants Your Business Services

Globe-News fre Want Ads seeks readers for the Business Services column. Notes offered services include repair screens carpenter work window washing yard work painting paper hanging auto repair painting glass key duplication electrical work mower sharpening and more. Call 6262 and ask for an ad taker.

Globe-News

Free Matinees for Amarillo Visitors Day at Municipal Auditorium

Two 4:15 and 5:00 pm matinees Monday will open Amarillo Visitors Day at Municipal Auditorium. Admission limited to ticket holders with $1 purchases from listed merchants. doors open 4 pm, no one may see both shows. Paul Christensen band, Night Club of the Air, WKY to perform. dance $1 per couple, extra ladies 50 cents.

Municipal Auditorium Amarillo Palo Dure Furniture Company Hunsley's, Inc Murry Watts Studio McDavid Brothers Green Brothers Company Lucille Shop Ballard Cleaners the Stork Shop J. Levy's City Drug Stores Warner’s Killough & Davies Moore-Poston Levine’s Hollywood Dress Shoppe Gordon's Style Shop Fowlkes Brothers Paul Christensen WKY

Death follows infant in Amarillo family tragedy

Mrs. Wilda C. Myers 29 wife of County Attorney Rhea C. Myers died at 2 30 Sunday morning twelve hours after the death of their infant daughter Donna Jean both at a local hospital where Donna Jean was born The double funeral will be held probably Tuesday afternoon at San Jacinto Methodist Church with Rev Gaston Foote officiating Interment will be in Memorial Park Cemetery Pallbearers are Homer Callaway W W Finch W T Williford Lon D Marrs Sam Norton Marvin J Paul Honorary pall bearers are members of the Wesley Fellowship Bible Class Mrs Myers born April 2 1903 at Madison Wisconsin was a resident of Amarillo Continued on Page 9 Col 6

Wilda C. Myers Rhea C. Myers Donna Jean San Jacinto Methodist Church Gaston Foote Homer Callaway W. W. Finch W. T. Williford Lon D. Marrs Sam Norton Marvin J. Paul Wesley Fellowship Memorial Park Cemetery Wilda C. Hustad Myers Madison, Wis Amarillo

Count 26 Votes For Roosevelt Nears Nomination

New York campaign managers anticipate 26 more Roosevelt votes this week to reach 599 convention total, with Delaware six Colorado twelve and Utah eight, aiming for a majority and trailing 770 needed for the Democratic nomination.

Washington Franklin D. Roosevelt California New York Pennsylvania Alfred E. Smith Houston Roosevelt Delaware Colorado Utah

Hoover Attacks Public Works Bond Plans

President Hoover denounces large bond financed public works as a path to employment, arguing greater relief comes from income producing projects. The critique targets Democratic proposals in Congress, with references to Richard B. Parker and Speaker Garner’s $1 billion bond plan.

Washington Hoover House Senate Richard 8. Parker American Society of Civil Engineers Garner

Japan Sees Hopes of Strong Cabinet

Tokyo May 22 The prospect of a strong national emergency cabinet headed by Admiral Viscount Makoto Saito emerged as Emperor Hirohito summoned him to form a government after the assassination of Premier Inukai. Saito is a 74 year old naval veteran and former governor general of Korea, trusted to guide Japan through a grave crisis.

Tokyo Viscount Makoto Saito Korea Suyoshi Inukai Japan Prince Saionji Hirohito Admiral Saito Saito

Browne Delays Sea Hop to Tokyo Flight

Seattle May 22 unfavorable North Pacific weather and no landing permit to Japan force Nathan C. Browne of New York to postpone this afternoon's 4700 mile bid to Tokyo.

Browne Seattle North Pacific Japan Nathan C. Browne New York Tokyo

Amarillo Hosts Largest Merchandising Event and Visitors Day

Amarillo opens one of its biggest merchandising events, Amarillo Visitors Day, with free matinees at Municipal Auditorium for visitors and residents. two shows at 4 15 and 5 o'clock feature Paul Christiansen's radio band and club entertainers, tickets issued by merchants for $1 purchases, parking arranged, and shoppers urged to buy early.

Amarillo

Veterans urge cash bonus on rail journey to Washington

More than 300 World War veterans marching from Portland to Washington halted in Baltimore & Ohio yards at East St Louis as the freight train refused to move. Sheriff Mune failed to persuade the box car expedition to depart. Gov Emmerson promised National Guard if required.

East ST. Louis Ill Portland Ore Washington Baltimore & Ohio Jerome Mune St. Clair County Louis L. Emmerson Ilinois

Educator D J Mc Donald Dies At 70 In Bryan Area

D J Mc Donald, 70, Brazos County school superintendent for eight years, died unexpectedly today at his home near Bryan.

Bryan D. J. McDonald Brazos County

Double Tragedy in Amarillo Hotel Ends Two Lives

James Riddle 44 of 801 Van Buren killed his estranged wife Velma Spain 18 in her Coronado Hotel room at 718 Harrison Street. Riddle then shot himself in the temple after a dispute at the Recreation Parlor. Justice Minter ruled murder and death by own action. The massacre occurred at 12:25 AM with no sign of struggle.

Velma Spain Coronado Hotel Harrison Street James Riddle van Buren Street J. W. Minter Jimmie Mrs. Spain Hayden Velma Mae Spain W. C. Spain Spain Claude Briscoe Riddle West Fifth Avenue Amarillo Coronado

Amarillo Graduates Hear Sermons at Commencement Week

Four schools in Amarillo held early graduation sermons drawing 400 youths. The largest crowd heard Roy Snodgrass, First Church, on Growing Up, while Episcopal Bishop E. C. Seaman spoke to Amarillo College sophomores on The Majesty of God. Sacred Heart Cathedral hosted St. Mary's graduates for a joint service with Snodgrass urging growth through faith and knowledge.

Amarillo Amarillo High School Municipal Auditorium Roy Snodgrass First Chris's Church Episcopal Church Amarillo College E. C. Seaman Sacred Heart Cathedral Snodgrass Barrie Neverland Peter Pan God

Dismiss Dean Angle in Hunt After Killers

Lindbergh murder investigators deem Dean H. Dobson Peacock insignificant to the case and press the search for the actual kidnapers. Prosecutors handle Curtis hoax negotiations while state and federal agents focus on the murder inquiry and the rum runner who boasted insider knowledge remains at large. Local troopers pursue underworld figures tied to the fugitive in Hopewell New Jersey.

Hopewell N. J Lindbergh Dean H. Dobson-Peacock Norfolk Curtis Anthony M. Hauck Erwin E. Marshall Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr H. Norman Schwarzkopf New Jersey

Socialist nominates Norman Thomas for president in Milwaukee

Norman Thomas of New York was nominated Socialist candidate for President at the national convention in Milwaukee. He declared the campaign would wage a relentless war against the Republican and Democratic parties and the kingdom of poverty. James H. Maurer of Pennsylvania was named the party's vice presidential candidate.

Milwaukee Norman Thomas New York Thomas James H. Maurer Pennsylvania Federation of Labor

Dr. E P Kennedy Dies in Texas Sanitarium

Dr. E P Kennedy a Baptist pastor and nephew of former President Woodrow Wilson died at a sanitarium near San Antonio. He had served as pastor of the First Church in Uvalde for six years and was reared by Mr Wilson.

E. P. Kennedy Uvalde Texas Woodrow Wilson San Antonio Kennedy

Aerial Stuntman Killed in Delano Air Circus Crash

Fred Larson a 25 year old aviator from Los Angeles was killed and William Simmons of Delano was seriously injured when their aircraft crashed and burned before the grandstand during the Delano American Legion Air Circus in Delano California.

Delano Calif Fred Larson Los Angeles William Simmons Delano American Legion

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