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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1932
Page
2
Local column previews Jimmie Hamilton's show at his stables west of Wolflin lake with expert riders from Virginia. The event runs Friday to Sunday 5 to 7 PM, with seating options and a note on mosquito areas.
County Attorney Rhea Myers lists seven defendants facing 10 charges in county court at law. First juries begin next Monday. Horace Dude Miles leads the August docket with a negligent homicide count in the Pat Hooker death. The list includes Dutch Aggers for aggravated assault, W R Arnold for swindling, Dave Duncan and Harold O'Brien for dentistry under aliases, Paul Mauldin for aggravated assault, and Selah Mayo for unlicensed dentistry, with trial dates August 8 to August 10.
The body of 17 year old Evelyn Sanford was found buried in the basement of a vacant house behind Francis Nash's home in Free Soil. Nash was taken into custody for questioning. a spade led to the discovery and part of the clothing was torn.
Fort Worth August 3 The state Democratic executive committee will meet August 8 at 10 a.m. to canvass returns of the July 23 primary. Ed H Sterley, member, received notice from W O Huggins Houston chairman. The committee, composed of thirty one members, will also transact any other business.
Chairman James A. Farley named Robert Jackson of Concord New Hampshire as head of the speakers bureau for Roosevelt. George Comformer Missouri congressman was named vice chairman. Gene Tunney is the most in demand speaker. John N. Garner will actively campaign nationwide including the East.
Rioting with guns knives and clubs flared in Germany. Three men died and several were injured. At Koenigsberg Communists fired on a Nazi meeting killing one. A Socialist laborer and father of ten was slain at Zweibruecken as Nazis attacked pedestrians.
An inquest verdict of accidental death was returned for H. W. Thomas 41 an insurance man who died while swimming in the Gulf late yesterday. He had lived in Galveston 20 years and was tied to the local Little Theater movement since its start.
Sen. William E. Borah of Idaho said he would back the presidential candidate who endorses his economic recovery plan. He spoke at the University of Minnesota under Twin Cities Foreign Policy Association, noting he has not decided how he will vote in November.
Treasury reports issuance of 16.66 million dollars in national bank currency the first under the Glass Borah rider to the home loan bank bill. The new form of security allows government bonds paying up to 3 percent interest to back currency banks for up to 995 million dollars over three years.
Three crewmen of the Milton Lankford were believed drowned after a collision with the steamship State of Maryland near the Potomac River mouth. Four others were rescued as the schooner rolled under the liner’s keel in the late night incident.
Free-spending candidates in the first primary switch to leg work after the election. Expense accounts filed at the county clerk show the last report for the first primary and the first report for the second primary with only modest additional outlay or none at all.
G D Gathright and family depart for a motor journey to Yellow Stone National Park Salt Lake City and the West Coast. Return expected in about two weeks. Dr and Mrs R J Moore plan a Colorado vacation leaving this week. Chess is played in every country on earth.
The wage dispute between 35 union stage hands and projectionists and theater operators in San Antonio ended with a one year contract. Workers return to seven theaters today. Police attributed earlier theater bombings to owner employee tensions.
A dramatic rescue in Los Angeles ends a life threatening rush involving Mrs. H. McClain of Shreveport who was flown from Dallas to receive cancer treatment. She was placed aboard an American Airways plane at Dallas last night and rushed to a hospital here for care. A separate incident reports Lee Carter, Humphreys Highland, injured when a car struck a parked truck at 1105 Buchanan Street.
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