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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1934
Page
5
Former President Herbert Hoover, en route to his Talo Alto home, told reporters there is no news to report and declined to discuss public questions. Described trip as a casual visit to old friends, then met with Republican leaders before ending the cross country journey.
A grounded airplane propeller severed Captain Francisco Pita after his clothing was caught in the whirling blades at Jalisco Vera Cruz region. The incident occurred on April 2 and involved a pilot identified as Francisco Pita.
Dominguez, a congressional candidate, was killed at an airport yesterday in a decapitation by a propeller. The incident follows a period of political tension and a mail robbery that delayed two absentee ballots from the August 1932 primary, arriving in Houston 18 months late.
A vibration filled appeal urges readers denied a baby to contact Mrs. Mildred Owens in Kansas City Missouri for a home method she used after a 15 year denial. The notice promises many others have found happiness through her guidance and invites immediate writing.
In Longview the three story $250 000 Longview Hotel fire killed guests Don F. Safford and Sam Craig of Dallas and a man named T. D. Jones of Shreveport. Gregg County grand jury and city fire commission along with hotel officials investigate the disaster with 18 injured.
Mexican born opera star Jose Mojica, a top foreign Fox film attraction, plans to leave Hollywood at the end of his present contract. He will pursue archaeology painting and music studies, with aims to promote Mexican folklore and opera in Mexico.
Mrs Tronnie Smith named manager of Junkins Dry Goods Company at 613 Taylor Street during FE Junkin's absence in Topeka. She has seven years with the company and promises the same quality merchandise for Panhandle shoppers.
St Louis police said Joseph Udry 52 shot and killed his ex wife Theresa 53 as they stood on a street corner. Udry was arrested shortly after and attempted suicide as officers took him into custody. Theresa had obtained a divorce March 24.
Peter the rabbit, after biting three children, is confined in a butcher shop awaiting police order for execution. Captain Peter Tomczek of Shakespeare Avenue station calls him a four legged Dillinger and says his head will come off sometime Monday. Rabies tests to follow.
An ad-like text touts a remedy named Oyetes Blas-tex promising to fix kidney and nerve issues, claiming it soothes irritation in 150 minutes and offers money-back guarantees. It mentions ailments like getting up at night, pains, stiffness, acidity, neuralgia, and rheumatic pains.
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