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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1930

Page

3

Oil industry upbeat as crude supply tightens

E B Reeser president of the American Petroleum Institute says the crude oil situation is the strongest this year. Production fell 16 800 barrels daily from the prior week and 478 000 from the year ago, with proration aiming to 2 607 900 barrels daily. refiners report gasoline stocks at 41 252 000 barrels, down 13 747 000 from the peak, lowest since 1929, with further declines expected.

Associated Press New York E. B. Reeser American Petroleum Institute Committee On Petroleum Economics Texas Reeser

Local residents return from trips and business visits

Miss Myrtle Edwards resumes work at Bradstreet after a Panhandle vacation. The Carl family plans a Carlsbad Caverns trip. Viola Hawkins joins Guiberson and Brown Architects until fall term. Griffiths and Boxwell return from Eagle Nest Dam fishing. Dorenfield and Cade visit Wheeler court and Brownwood weddings. Weber visits Amarillo business scene. James McCasky buys Rietman and Son stock and moves to Vega. Atwood and Moore in McLean. Edward Taylor family returns to Fort Worth after visiting W R Armstrong. Mrs Beall Grinell returns from Sherman. Ben Hurst leaves Amarillo for Kansas City after two weeks there.

Broun Sees Politics as Vastly Exciting Affair

Heywood Broun a New York columnist running for Congress on the Socialist ticket calls politics a vastly exciting business. He cites threats of libel suits from a Republican rival, insults from a Republican writer, and barbs from a communist paper as part of his week. The Broun-for-Congress committee expands with Ethel Barrymore Frank Crowninshield Brock Pemberton Arthur Garfield Hays Oswald Garrison Villard Walter Winchell John Farrar John Dewey and the four Marx brothers.

United Press New York Ethel Barrymore Frank Crowninshield Brock Pemberton Arthur Garfield Hays Oswald Garrison Villard Walter Winchell John Farrar John Dewey Marx Brothers

Austria's Neue Freie Presse Highlights Youth Political Writing

Vienna report notes the leading daily Neue Freie Presse regularly features political articles by younger writers mainly college and university students, spanning international and domestic subjects.

Unierress Vienna Sie Austria Neue Freie Presse of

Sister Leonide Calls for Curbs on Pistol-Wielding Women

Paris reports Sister Leonide, long time matron of Saint-Lazare prison, urging action to curb women who shoot men. She cites overcrowding from domestic violence, criticizes lenient courts, and proposes charging all women involved in such incidents.

Leonide United Press Paris France Saint-Lazare

Domestic disputes and gender roles in divorce courts

In a satirical dig at jury virility and marriage ideals, the passage mocks resorting to violence in domestic brawls and questions how spinster juries would judge women who seek divorce, reflecting nostalgic views of marriage and harsh treatment of divorcees.

Hungary to Rebury 70 000 War Victims

Negotiations are under way between Hungary and Italy to rebury 70 000 Hungarians who died in World War I on what is now Italian territory. The cost will be raised in Hungary by public subscription and the bodies would be moved to a large central cemetery in northeastern Italy.

United Press Budapest Hungary Italy

Legion Hosts Joint Social With Forty and Eight

The American Legion and Ladies Auxiliary with the Forty and Eight and Eight and Forty plan a joint social at the Legion home this evening. Bridge and forty-two will be played with refreshments available. A bulletin posted at the Stephen P. Austin Hotel in Austin will announce meeting times and places for district No. 18 committees during the state convention September 1–3.

The American Legion Ladies Auxiliary Forty and Eight Eight Legion Home Forty Stephen P. Austin Austin

Samuel Goodner Returns Home From Fleming College

Samuel Goodner of Whitedeer, after attending Fleming Business College all summer, has returned home.

Samuel Goodner Whitedeer Fleming Business College

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Petroleum Institute Myrtle Edwards Bradstreet Company Amarillo Panhandle Viola Hawkins Amarillo High School Guiberson and Brown H. A. Griffith Hoyle Griffith Alton Boxwell Eagle Nest Dam Jus Dorenfield Wheeler James O. Cade Brownwood J. J. Weber Tulsa James McCasky Vega Rietman and Son C. P. Atwood and W. M. Moore McLean Edward Taylor Fort Worth W. R. Armstrong Taylor Street Ben Hurst Hurst Kansas City Mrs. Hurst Hay Ainex S. S. Samaria Ne York Francona Cunard Bn Lines Dallas Tex Amarillo, Texas Williams-Boyce Agency Broun Folatio E.B. Meyer Auto Store van Buren Henry Thomson Agency Polk ST Legion National Board of Fire Underwriters John Street Chicago West Adems Street SAN Francisco Merchants Exchange Eugene Lawler Magnolia Petroleum Company Ruidosa River White Mountains New Mexico H. R. Wiggins Harbers and Draggists Tipica Orchestra Fritz Kreisler Dee Mina Hager Jon Waderewski Fisk Jubilee Singers Gall-Card Soecsc Amarillo College OF Music Emil F. Myers Wealths Power Corporation American Commonwealths Power Corporation Albert E. Peirce & Co Southwestern Public Service Company Ward's Ward’s Ward Remington Winchester Repeating Gunteel Triumph Jostam Montgomery Warp & Co Surage ‘Insurance
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