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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1932
Page
6
Price, Jr., criticizes Russia's Five-Year Plan as a grotesque failure in a talk before 2,000 at the Municipal Auditorium. He argues the plan serves political jobs rather than merit and warns socialist and communist supporters to beware.
Miss Frances Hatcher, a Kerrville High School teacher from Dallas and UT graduate, manages her father W Gregory Hatcher’s bid for the unexpired four year term on the railroad commission. She travels North and East Texas and says the platform is follow the law.
A birthday party was held at 2116 Lincoln Street for four and six year old sisters Donna Jean and Norma Rhea Roth. Attendees included Camille Elmore Alice Ann Steele Janie Howard Thelma Jane Houston Betty Grace Dorothy Smith Billy Southworth Billy Snodgrass Junior Aycock Virginia Aycock Betty Lee Hampton Myra Jean Shirley Jo Swenson Dolores Steele and the honorees.
A bustling Pacific border column remarks on Japan's courage and friendship, a Summers ranch heat rock mystery with a protective fire lane, and a baby injured in a Lee Street crash repaired by Dr. Lowell. It closes with Hitler urging Germany toward Mussolini’s power.
The San Francisco tennis player Alice Marble, dubbed Cannonball Alice, defeated her Bracket opponent at Forest Hills in three sets with blistering serves. The piece notes her blond appearance and suggests Helen Wills Moody should take notice, hinting at rising stars among women players.
Mr and Mrs Robert Alenius of Denver visit Mr and Mrs J G Colby 3510 West Sixth Ave and Mr and Mrs A Alenius 1200 Western Ave Miss Willie Vee Atwood of Ra visits Miss Paralee Dashier 627 Carolina Mrs Oscar Cousins 1312 Harrison Street hosts her sister Mrs J R McIntyre and niece Mrs W J Fortenberry and children J W Jr and Genelle of Toho ka They plan to stay several weeks. Lucille Parsons and Mary Ann Stanberry return from Camp Mary White Cloudcroft New Mexico. Mr and Mrs E L Stubbs of Lake Charles Louisiana guests of Cecelia Stubbs and Bertha McGregor. Mrs W T Hartman and children Wiley and Kathryn 413 West Twelfth Ave back from Albuquerque New Mexico trip. Mr and Mrs G C Davis 1206 Van Buren St and Mack Nobles of Clarendon left yesterday for mountains of New Mexico to join Mrs Nobles and children. J C Phillips Borger Daily Herald manager and Wayne O Keeffe of Borger were here on business.
Public health division of the Massachusetts Federation of Women's Clubs helps entertain bedridden youngsters with The In-Bed Club purzles badges bed jackets a monthly magazine and more. Catholic Daughters leaders meet in Washington to discuss expanding relief efforts. Author Helen Grace Carlisle discusses real life and family. Neighborhood Playhouse Studios assist young people with a women led staff. Oscar Coble dies after being injured while attempting to board a moving train in Taylor Texas.
Circle No. 2 of Polk Street Methodist Church met at Mrs. R. B. Masterson Sr. home to discuss service to city families and sandwich program for underfed school children. Members shared devotional items, readings, and missionary news as R. A. Young and others reported.
Tonight the Pot ter County Federation of Women's Clubs hosts Woman's Hour from 4 30 to 5 30 WDAG. Pierce Street Church choir practices. Friday events include Unity Study Club at 1500 Taylor Street with two readings at 2 30 and 8 00. Ice cream social at Pierce Street Church at 8 00. Candidates and voters invited.
In Chicago on August 18 E. W. Sheets of the Bureau of Animal Industries says hogs are finished for market in six to eight months, yielding better taste and higher profits. Historically hogs grew to two or three years, producing tougher meat.
Dr J A Hill president of West Texas State Teachers College urged a new economic order to share wealth and opportunities with Baylor University’s summer graduates in Waco on August 18. Pat Neff administered degrees to the class as Dr T D Brooks bids farewell after long service, moving to Texas A&M College.
District Attorney John A. Taylor reports Judge Reuben E. Hall has set a group of oil theft cases, moved from Gregg County to Marshall, for trial September 6. Twelve defendants, including two ex Texas Railroad Commission employees, are named. Similar six defendants will face trials next week here.
In Marshall Texas police and nearby deputies fought two bandits at a Shreveport drug store robbery. W T Prater identified himself as a Dallas police character and died after a gun battle at a West Marshall gas station. his alleged brother aide was captured as H T Taylor.
Acting Secretary Ballantine announced the Treasury will offer 60 million dollars in 91 day bills to the highest bidder on August 22. The bills dated August 24 will be redeemed at face value to meet maturing bills of similar size.
Mrs R D Bowlin was elected president of the Thilithea Class of San Jacinto Baptist Church during a social at 400 Maryland Street hosted by Mrs B F Fullerton. New officers named include Mrs Leo Miles first vice president Mrs C B Carnahan second vice president Mrs Vaughn Allen third vice president and Mrs Fullerton secretary with Mrs Garland Campbell recording secretary and Mrs K T Boone also listed.
Jewelene Arn celebrated her third birthday and Betty Jo Julian of Belew New Mexico marked her fifth with a party at Jewelene Arn’s home 1203 North Taylor Street. Games and refreshments delighted Betty Jean and Willis Myers Billy Louise James Robert Nance David Perkins Jr Betty Jo McWilliams Betty Jo Childers Charles Ray Seymour Lilian Katherine and William Julian attended.
Advert reads that applying ZEMO stops itching and burning skin with antiseptic action. Claims include relief from ringworm eczema rashes pimples and scalp issues over twenty years. Available at all druggists in 35c 60c and 1.00 pricing.
Lieut Baron Takeichi Nishi and his horse Uranus wowed spectators in Los Angeles with their performance in the prix des nations and a 5000 meter race. The Japanese team received strong applause for perseverance and skill, with Uranus delivering flawless jumps and a surprising breeding origin in Italy.
A column argues that true power comes from effort as in Bismarck and Mussolini era. It notes Germans should earn influence, while UC Los Angeles co eds may freely smoke on campus with a main clubhouse as smoking HQ. It urges readers to weigh nicotine harms to women and future babies against freedom to smoke.
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