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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1932
Page
8
Consul General Kuramatsu Murai accuses Chinese chambers of commerce and newspapers of aiding anti-Japanese agitators in Shanghai and other cities. He warns suppression is needed to prevent a grave repeat of last winter’s Sino Japanese conflict.
City hall reports numerous complaints about stray dogs as January 1 license deadline nears. Police note dogs dig gardens and trash beds. unlicensed animals go to the pound and may be gas chambered if not redeemed. Vaccination proof required for dog tags.
Houston relief effort sends food clothing and other supplies into Brazoria and Fort Bend counties as Red Cross reports relief work progressing. Texas National Guard and Army units provide more than 590 tents to shelter the homeless and a sulphur mine near Freeport assists.
Hollywood star Douglas Fairbanks began preparations to sail from San Francisco next Thursday to the Orient for a tiger hunt. The trip aims to pursue long haired tigers, with departure slated in the near future.
Expecting to visit China Japan and Manchuria the screen actor will take a camera to photograph highlights of his journey but may not include them in his next picture. Accompanying him are Chuck Lewis Ken Davenport and Allen Boon. His wife Mary Pickford stays home to finish another film and may join in Russia if ready. U S scales made in 1931 exceed 14 000 units up 65 percent from 1929.
Ten women golfers sue Lincoln Park officials claiming police glare and heckling affect play. Their attorney says players get nervous when an officer threatens to eject them. Also noted is John O. Smith of Clay County North Carolina selling eggs at 12 cents a dozen from home poultry feed.
A Japanese naval commander issued an ultimatum in January demanding four items including a boycott as one of the terms, threatening to seize the Chinese section of Shanghai.
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