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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1932

Page

2

Henry Ansley remembered for wide ties across plains country

An obituary tribute praises Henry Ansley as a fearless sharer of views, saying he knew thousands by sight and left a lasting impact on The News-Globe staff. Friends from Amarillo to New Mexico recall his wit, honesty, and generosity as they mourn his early death at 35. The piece notes his bold nature, public speaking flair, and deep integrity.

Henry ‘Ansley Plains Plains Country News-Globe American Henry Amarilol Panhandle New Mexico Oklahoma United Ae News- Globe Governor Sterling Amarillo Washington, D. C Henry Ansley National Press Club Bascom N. Timmons el Paso Ansley Times-Herald el Paso Times News and Hunter Times Austin Jas. E. Ferguson Shamrock Shamrock Texan Force

Garner and Boss Close Parley in Albany

Speaker John N. Garner, Democratic vice presidential candidate, left Albany for New York City and Washington after a campaign planning talk with running mate Franklin D. Roosevelt. Garner deferred questions to Roosevelt, saying he would "let him talk to you." He headed to the station for a train, planning a brief trip to Washington then to Texas.

Albany N. Y John N. Garner New York City Washington Franklin D. Roosevelt Roosevelt Garner Executive Mansion Mr. Garner Texas

Close the school or save valuations the debate continues

Residents debate keeping the $50 000 annual school open at a cost of $4 000 yearly arguing closure would lower local valuations and harm the area while some urge caution and minimal disruption amid tough times. Governor Sterling’s Amarillo visit for Henry’s death stirs memory and support as neighbors weigh civic impact. A lost white Persian male cat offers a $1 reward to A J Lawler at 710 Mississippi Street before Katherine’s return.

A. J. Lawler Mississippi Street Katherine Mr. Lawler

Vocational Teacher Confab Opens Here

Panhandle Plains district vocational teachers met at the Senior high school for a two day conference led by C L Davis state supervisor of agricultural education. About a dozen registered Monday morning with more expected. sessions run Monday afternoon and Tuesday. Resolution of condolence honored Henry Ansley, praised for his work in vocational agriculture and livestock.

Panhandle-Plains C. L. Davis Mr. Davis J. B. Rutland E. R. Alexander J. C. Dykes A & M College C. Wilson Huntsville Ansley George P. Grout Panhandle Henry Ansley Mr. Grout

Mayor Rogers and Family Return From New Mexico Trip

Mayor Ross D. Rogers arrived at city hall after a vacation that included a visit to Carlsbad Caverns with a group of 40. He noted representation from more than 40 states and two or three foreign countries and mentioned stops at Cloudcroft and El Paso area friends.

Ross D. Rogers New Mexico Carlsbad Caverns Rogers Cloudcroft

Soul topic highlighted at Christian Science service

The Sunday lesson subject at First Church of Christ Scientist focused on Soul. The golden text from Hebrews urges living by faith and not drawing back to perdition. Psalms passages express a longing for the courts of the Lord and the living God. Mary Baker Eddy notes that Spirit is perceivable only to spiritual sense.

First Church of Christ, Scientist Mary Baker Eddy

Tack Letter From a Widow Seeks Help

A widow writes to Tack seeking assistance after loss. The fragment references a TACK LETTERS page and hints at personal hardship and requests for support.

Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest

A light verse reflecting on card games and changing times as Culbertson’s influence shifts gender roles and betting behavior, with the narrator lamenting overbidding and the new vogue in whist and bridge. The poem personifies family dynamics and social trends through playful humor.

Storm battered jetties. 600 families homeless in Sabine area

The storm left about six hundred families homeless as relief workers assessed widespread damage from Sabine to nearby towns. Rail traffic resumed in Houston to Freeport and Brazoria areas while communication slowly recovered. Dead include John Baggett a 24 year old farmer Edward Hudgins 6 M F Briscoe 25 and others across Angleton West Columbia Oyster Creek Beaulah Suggs 8 Rosie Suggs 44 and more.

Sabine Beaumont Houston Freeport Angleton West Columbia Brazoria John Baggett Edward Son) Hudgins Sam P. Hudgins Oyster Creek M. F. Briscoe William Dickson S. E. Giesecke Ruby Seay Henry Suggs Rosie Suggs Beaulah Suggs O. V. Reed Suggs E. P. Sennett Velasco I. L. Reese, Sr Hoskins Mound R. Lewis Rossengel

Hurricane relief struggles after Texas coast hurricane

Relief workers faced food and drinking water shortages while rehabbing hurricane wrecked Texas towns. Supplies moved from Houston toward Freeport Angleton and West Columbia as hospitals treated at least 350 patients. West Columbia suffered seven deaths and oil facilities sustained major damage with only one of 33 derricks standing.

Houston Texas Freeport Angleton West Columbia C. V. Shuman St. Louis Freeport Sulphur Company Ches Ohio Eeeewe Distillers Ches. Aeee W. RR Seneeneee Nat. Pw Sateen U Ld Chi Rock Island & P Central Steeee Chrysler Csesers Nh&h Coca Cola North American Co Columb. Gas & Wtees Northern Pacific Blu Col’bian Carbon Credit Ssssees Aeons Seseess Ween Otis Elevator With & South Ai Pac Gas & Ee Packard Saeesee Ae Consol Consol. Congoleum-Nairn Seen Eee Paramount-Publix Org A Penney, Jr. Seene Pennsylvania RR Aennee BEM Peoples Gas St & Wsene Coty, Inc Petroleum Corp Teas Curtis Wright Phillips Curtis Wright “A Davidson Chemical Public Serv Corp Del Pullman Wetee Sewer Eee Bye Dome Minés Ae Weer Weweeese Drug, Inc Eeaee Radio-Keith-Orah Eastman Kodak Remington Randim Elec Per 1654 Republic Steel Elec, Pw. & Lt Wee Rolds Tob Erie R South Cal Edison ee+ves abN Goodyear Ware Prd South Pac RR Seesveee Grand Union Southern Railway Great Northern RR Southern Brands Secesses Great West Sugar Gas New N. J Stewart-Warner Stone-Webster Saml Sentral Try Vets Studebaker Corp Corsecusee Rayon Seves Texas Corp Texas Gulf Sulfur Internat Harvester Tex Pac Coal & Coil Nickel - Tex Pac Land Abs T&t Johns-Manville Transamerica Eee Kelvinator Wesee Union Carbide Kennecott Copper Union United Gas Improt Loew's Inc Pipe & Fdy Louisy, Gas & E U S Rubber Wyllis-Overland Missouri Pac Woolworth Western Montgomery-Ward Worthington Pump Murray Corp

Ferguson Attacks Highway Dept in Lampasas Speeches

In weekend talks Ferguson, speaking for his wife, attacked the state highway department and claimed 1 000 000 dollars in funds over five years were unaccounted for. He criticized Sterling for defending the department and urged release of the audit details from a 95 page report.

Ferguson State Highway Department Sterling Fergusons Lampasas

Hitler ego blamed for loss of Berlin and cabinet clash

An AP report from August 15 states a German government spokesman said Adolf Hitler demanded the chancellorship be the Mussolini style after the Rome march. President Hindenburg refused the demand, reframing the earlier claim of Hitler seeking full power. In Greece an earthquake struck central Greece causing structural damage with no early casualty reports.

Berlin Adolf Hitler Paul von Hindenburg Mussolini Rome Hitler von Hindenburg Athens Greece

W C T U debates new crusade to safeguard prohibition

Seattle August 15 delegates at the 58th national convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union plan a new campaign to combat private liquor violations while opposing liquor planks in party platforms. National Prohibition Director Amos W. Woodcock urged an intensive education drive targeting private consumers. Victoria Booth Demarest of Virginia echoed strong anti liquor sentiment.

Seattle U.P Woman's Christian Temperance Union Amos W. W. Woodcock Woodcock Victoria. Booth Demarest Virginia William and Catherine Booth Salvation Army

Death of Henry Ansley Reverberates Across Texas

The collision near Amarillo killed Henry Ansley while a dealer driver escaped with minor injuries after a truck blinded him at a one way bridge. Survivors include widow and parents of Amarillo with five brothers and one sister. Telegrams from Washington El Paso Austin Shamrock express condolences, praising Ansley as a promising writer and editor.

Ansley South Plains West Texas B. T. Ansley Paul Ben Forrest Horace Thad Ruth Amarillo

City begins 450 feet of downtown storm sewer

Work started Monday on a storm sewer project at Seventh Avenue and Taylor Street near the post office corner. City crews will install six catch basins and lay 450 feet of pipe.

Seventh Avenue Taylor Street

Four Amarillo Businessmen Return from Olympics

Four Amarillo men were arrested after beer raids by the sheriff's force and federal officers over the weekend. Mrs. C. J. Kyle posted $1,000 bond on charges of possession and manufacture after raids at 312 1 2 West Sixth Street, with 256 bottles of beer and 20 gallons of mash seized. Mrs. Bessie Morrison, 728 North Jackson, faced a $500 bond on a beer possession charge. officers seized 92 bottles and 10 gallons of mash. Morrison had previously jumped a federal liquor bond. J. H. Evans posted $750 bond in Justice Minter's court on a state possession charge. John King, charged with sale, transportation and possession of whiskey, a federal felony, expected to post $500 bond today.

C. J. Kyle J. W. Minter West Sixth Street Bessie Morrison North Jackson U. S Morrison J. H. Evans Justice

Hollywood Stars Muster for Busy Season

Irving Thalberg and Louis B. Mayer steer MGM to success while Eddie Cantor features bulls and fifty accompanying entertainers. Mary Pickford-Fairbanks works on Secrets due in October, Douglas Fairbanks plans a South Sea Island film then China shoots, and Helene Madison, famed Seattle swimmer, is set for dinner to discuss her remarks.

Irving Thalberg Louis B. Mayer Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Eddie Cantor Mary Pickford-Fairbanks California Miss Pickford Douglas Fairbanks South Sea Island China

Prison escape and other incidents reported from Sayre and region

A mutinous breakout frees 23 inmates from a west cell block as guards are overpowered and cars are sped away. Names and terms describe sentences for robbery and bank robbery. Separate dispatch notes Hoover's trip near Chesapeake Bay and funeral arrangements for Robert Wright after a highway crash in Childress.

Grain and Livestock Prices From Amarillo to Chicago Markets

Market quotes show grain and produce prices in Amarillo with listed cereals and poultry. Kansas City and Chicago lumber and hogs, cattle, and sheep data reflect opening bids, with values for weights and classes and notable shifts from Friday. Cotton in New Orleans edged higher on trade optimism after tropical storm impacts.

Kansas City Livestock Kansas City U. 8 D. A Colorado Arizona Kansas Chicago

Storm Rain Spurs Mixed Market Movements in Cotton

The market showed early gains in cotton with October at 7.38 slipping to 7.30 and December to 7.47 as rain in Texas cooled prices. July textile data were bullish with a 57.1 percent rise in cotton goods sales, while mid session firmer stock markets helped rally some prices.

Texas

Relieve Headache And Quiet Nerves In Three Minutes

An advertisement for B. C. remedy promises quick relief from violent headaches and nervous distress. Prepared by a registered pharmacist, it blends several ingredients to ease muscular aches colds neuralgia and fever without opiates or habit forming drugs. Available in 10c and 25c packages at drug stores.

B. C

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