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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1931

Page

8

Kiwanis Seeks Amarillo Named Navy Dirigible

Amarillo Kiwanis Club via Kiwanis International urges national clubs to back naming the next United States Navy dirigible after Amarillo. The appeal notes Amarillo’s central location between Akron and Los Angeles, and the local helium plant’s role in inflating the ship, seeking support from senators and congressmen.

Amarillo Kiwanis Club Kiwanis International United States Navy Amarillo United States Shenandoah Los Angeles Akron Amarilo Kiwanis Club Chamber of Commerce Southwest

Civil Appeals Before Seventh District Court in Amarillo

Proceedings list motions granted to advance the Dickson vs Wapis Platter case set for January 6 1932 and many rehearings. Several cases affirmed reversed and rendered or submitted or set for submission on January 27 1932. Includes Caltex Cattle Co Hill Harold W English Weaver Bros Bud Bickle Galbraith Foxworth Lumber W E Sims Byrne W W Williams Southwestern Drug Concordia Fire Insurance Annie Jones Occidental Life Insurance Lido Oil Wichita Farm Lighting Fidelity Union Casualty and others from Potter Lubbock Wilbarger Hale Foard and more.

Court of Civil Appeals Amarillo Co. L. Dickson Wapies Platter Co Caltex Cattle Co J. E. Hill Harold W. English Lizzie Miller Weaver Bros Bill Jaggers Bud Bickle City of Panhandle Henry Evans Franklin Fire Insurance Co W. W. Shadid Gray W. E. Sims Bill Mitchell Carson H. E. Byrne W. W. Williams Lubbock Southwestern Drug Corp Pirst National Bank Potter Concordia Fire Ins. Co McCarty Motor Co Annie Jones Equitable Bldg. & Loan Assn A Bell R. N. Beckum All Occidental Life Ins Co Olive E. Jamora Zurich General Accident & Liability Ins. Co., Ltd Marion Wood Hutchinson National Mutual Accident Ins. Co Leonard I. Davis Lid

Highway Contracts Set Total $1 781 378

Contracts totaling 1 781 378 were awarded by the highway commission for 260 miles of highway work. Projects include 21 bridges and three grade eliminations across Calhoun Wise Houston Brown Robertson Bexar Wheeler Menard Cherokee Fayette Tarrant Hopkins Caldwell counties.

Austin Highway Commission Calhoun Wise Houston Brown Robertson Bexar Wheeler Menard Cherokee Fayette Tarrant Hopkins Caldwell Counties

City Praised Over Teacher Convention Visitor Courtesy

Mayor Ernest Thompson said at a city commission meeting that Amarillo welcomed Texas teachers during the state convention and that visitors praised the city's uniform courtesy. He noted the city had asked for public cooperation during the event and that residents should know the visitors spoke highly of Amarillo.

Amarillo Texas Ernest ©. Thompson

Sergeant at Arms Joseph G. Rodgers Faces Final Busy Week

Washington report on Sergeant at Arms Joseph G. Rodgers as he nears retirement. The longtime House official has managed demonstrations, served summonses, and handled cash for committees, overseeing deposits around 250000 dollars and monthly requisitions of 367083.33 dollars. Rodgers rose from clerk to his Capitol Hill post over 40 years of service.

National House Washington Joseph G. Rodgers Capitol Rodgers United States Hamilton Fish Committee New York Detroit Chicago Seattle San Francisco Los Angeles House Europe Capitol Hill

Boots and Her Buddies headline in Tutt household

Professor Stephen A Tutt rests easy as his wife Cora clears misunderstandings and the comic notes Boots as the clever conspirator. The playful conflict resolves, leaving harmony in the Tutt home.

Stephen A. Tutt Cora Boots

Amarillo praised for successful convention events

Mayor Thompson read a letter from R T Ellis secretary of The Texas Outlook praising Amarillo for courtesy to officials and members during the recent convention. The note commends good programs, entertainment, and the city’s efforts.

Thompson R. T. Ellis Texas Outlook Texas State Teachers Association State Teachers Association Amarillo

Arizona Youth Captured After Four Day Vigil

A 23 year old Bob White was taken back to Globe Arizona to face charges in a miner’s home robbery. Sheriff Charles R Byrne of Globe tracked White to Amarillo from a vigil window using binoculars. Deputy Farley arrested him as he left the house. White signed an extradition waiver and will be transported to Copper Hill near Globe. The crime involved abducting Mrs Legters and her 86 year old mother and stealing diamonds guns and the family car. Loot recovered in Clovis New Mexico and Willard New Mexico helped lead to Amarillo. Sheriff Byrne credited Sheriff W N Thompsons department for the capture.

Arizona Amarillo Bob White Globe Ariz White Charles R. Byrne Farley C. W. Farley Legters Copper Hill Clovis N. M Byrne Willard Bryne W. N. Thompson

Made-at-Home Feed Planned Banquet in Amarillo

Chamber of Commerce announces a banquet in Amarillo featuring only products grown or manufactured there. Public admission priced by waist size at about five cents per inch. Proceeds to charity. Foodstuffs donated by manufacturers as an advertising stunt. Likely in early January.

Amarillo Chamber of Commerce

Deputy Sheriff Dies in Highway Accident Near Denison

Denison Tex Dec 2 Deputy Sheriff Tom Moore of Fannin County died from injuries after a patrol stopped to repair a tire on the highway. He and two deputies were returning from Sherman when a passing automobile struck Moore. The driver fled the scene.

Denison Tex Tom Moore Fannin County Moore Sherman

Wedell Sets Agua Caliente Vancouver Flight Record

James Wedell, the New Orleans pilot, established a new Agua Caliente to Vancouver flight record after a six hour forty minute trip from Mexico. Captain Frank Hawks pursued speed honors but suffered a headache and rested in Vancouver.

San Francisco James Wedell New Orleans Vancouver Frank Hawks Wedell Mexico Hawks

Freight Agents Parade Through Amarillo On Tuesday

Six rail line agents visited Amarillo to solicit business for their routes. J E McDermott traveled for Burlington, Joe Harwell for Union Pacific, J A Drummond for M E T, E O Alldredge for Grand Trunk, W L Richardson for Quanah Acme Pacific, John M Steffens for Chicago and Great Western, and W M Conway for Rock Island in Dalhart.

Amarillo J. E. McDermott Dallas Burlington Joe Harwell Union Pacific J. A. Drummond Wichita Falls E. O. Alldredge Tulsa Grand Trunk W. L. Richardson Quanah Acme & Pacific John M. Steffens Wichita, Kan Chicago & Great Western W. M. Conway Rock Island Dalhart

Wedell Recovers From CO Poisoning After Flight Incident

In Yreka California Wedell, recovering from carbon monoxide exposure that nearly left him unconscious, aimed to set a new southbound flight record. Captain Hawks illness forced a pause with plans for Agua Caliente race but Hawks declined to wait and said he must be in Chicago Thursday. Wedell broke James G. Hall’s seven hour 48 minute three second record on the trip.

Yreka Calif Wedell Captain Hawks Frank Agua Caliente Hawks Chicago James G. Hall New York

New Oil Chief Proposes Remedies for Oil Industry

Judge Amos L. Beaty new head of the American Petroleum Institute urges modification of antiquated anti trust laws and a tariff on oil to curb waste and boost conservation. He calls for action against bootleg gasoline and praises Governor Sterling's martial law order in East Texas to conserve resources.

Dallas h—Remedi Amos L. Beaty American Petroleum Institute Beaty James V. Allred Austin Texas Ross Sterling East Texas

Shoemaker Acquitted in Fatal 1930 Shooting Case

Jod Ropolto, a Houston shoemaker, was acquitted by a jury for the murder of Gus Vaughn, an insurance salesman, in a December 1930 fatal shooting.

Houston Tex Jod Ropolto Gus Vaughn

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