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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1933
Page
2
Local talks a surge of 75 men joining a smelter effort and plans for full capacity by year end. Business leaders forecast a recovery this fall while Ken neathoss observes quail biology and regional birds. Weather outlook hints at moisture and possible rain as experts note drought easing and ongoing dust storms. A lost dog found on Hayden Street prompts owner reunion.
The article highlights Buddy Meyers and his youth ensemble Them Texans. It praises the group’s cohesion and talents, noting Betty Gene Hughes on piano, Bobby Baker as crooner, and Winnette De Grassi on drums along with Gerald Terry, Brien Dillon, John McGowan, Russell McKinley, and Buddy Meyers on sax. It envisions touring the South and performing at social events before the players reach adulthood.
Attorney General James V. Allred filed in 126th District Court a suit seeking 75758 dollars from James J. Fox former Cameron County tax collector. The state claims tax on deposit would have reached the treasury if remittance had been made within the legal time.
Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Chandler returned from a three weeks vacation. Dr Chandler attended the American Osteopathic Association meeting in Milwaukee and the Chandlers visited Indiana Oklahoma and a Century of Progress.
A 21 year old Borger Texas resident asks Tack for help to attend Amarillo Junior College this fall. He offers to work for room and board and lists skills including driving, typing, bookkeeping, dishwashing, and waiting tables while stating he does not smoke or drink. He graduated Price Memorial College last year and asks for guidance.
I have two nice kittens to give away as pets. If interested, please call 5641. Tack thanks you. Also seeking housework for rent in exchange for living space. Can furnish excellent references.
In Houston on August 10 the NRA commander told cafe owners that 3.2 beer sales before the August 26 election were not the group's concern. Police would not arrest in beer cases after Judge Whit Boyd adjourned the grand jury until September 1, and seized beer was returned to owners.
Willie Goggin of Salada Beach Calif led Al Espinosa of Akron Ohio by six up at the quarter turn of their 36 hole match in the National Professional Golf Championship a sensational 31 four under par. Goggin birdied the seventh eighth and ninth to open a wide early advantage as others like Gene Sarazen Harry Cooper Johnny Revolta and Olin Dutra remained in contention at Milwaukee.
The body of William James Duhig, 73, a Houston lumberman, was recovered in the Gulf after drowning last night near the Galveston Country Club. Friends note he was a good swimmer. death was ruled accidental by a coroner.
Roy Donald Caviness six month old son of Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Caviness Carlsbad New Mexico died at a local hospital at 3 o clock Thursday morning following a brief illness. Body to be sent to Carlsbad Thursday afternoon by Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home for funeral and burial services Friday afternoon. Survived by parents and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Saunders Spearman.
Rep Joe H Eagle travels to assist repeal drive in the eighth district predicting Texas would ratify the 21st repeal amendment by a sizable majority on August 26. He plans two speeches to urge the repeal effort after returning from Washington.
Harrisburg report shows Pennsylvania high school graduates taking farm work after graduation rising from 1.8 percent in 1930 to 2.2 percent in 1932, based on Department of Instruction survey.
In New Orleans on August 19 cotton opened softer with October at 9.80, December 10.01, January 10.12. Overnight buying supported a rally to 9.92 10.13 and 19.21, reversing most losses. Moderate trading persisted as prices firmed further on fair demand and wheat strength, with October reaching 9.97 and December 10.18.
A long standing advertisement touts Zemo for eczema itching and rashes. It claims rapid relief in five seconds and notes rare ingredients not used in other remedies. Available from druggists for 35 cents, 60 cents, or one dollar.
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