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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1932
Page
8
The Women s Missionary Union of Pierce Street Baptist Church will hold a food sale at the M System Store on North Fillmore Street this Saturday, an announcement said Friday morning.
In Rome on December 16 Mussolini's government seeks to veto new plants and expansions to prevent overcapacity. The law targets exuberant industries, aiming to slow speculative expansions and ensure coordinated economic revival. Violators face fines up to $500 per director and plant closure.
Potter County commissioners plan two sessions this week and a final meeting on December 31. Most exit office January 1. only one remains. They rejected a plan by Ed Pittman and T E Johnson to issue warrants for Highway No. 5 north as legally and practically impractical with the new board arriving.
A film plot summary notes a mail hold up connected to a killing of Jenny Wren, with the killer chosen by mistaken identity. The Pantom of Crestwood was shown in a midnight matinée at the Paramount and as a regular feature at the Mission.
John Sellars of 834 Bonham Street received a 25 dollar prize for finishing forty fifth in a nationwide contest linked to the R. K. O. production The Phantom of Crestwood. He selected the same mute dress as in the original ending.
Fred Storey, a negro, faced assault with intent to murder charges after a knife attack in the Amarillo Hotel lobby that wounded Oscar Banks, another hotel porter. Banks suffered a head wound and lost a finger. Storey remained in jail as bond set at 1500 dollars in Justice C. G. Landis' court Friday morning.
Burglary of the Dixie Tire Company at 212 West Eighth Avenue was reported early Friday. Several tires were taken but the total loot is not yet determined. Entry was gained by prying open a window.
Margaret Fifield, a girl scout executive, told a regional conference in Des Moines that another war is inevitable. She argued every European nation suffers economic distress that can only lead to war.
Prohibition agents report Utah received 60 000 cases of malt syrup last year. They say this amount could produce about 18 billion bottles of beer. The finding underscores the volume of beverage-related contraband entering the state.
King Albert of Belgium offers finishing touches to a life size portrait by Emil Baes titled Le Roi a l Yser. The painting, destined for the Musee de Vermee in Paris, captures the Belgian monarch in a period of national reflection.
An advertisement touts Kellogg All-Bran cereal as a safe way to prevent constipation. It claims the cereal adds bulk to stimulate the intestines and provides vitamin B and iron, with two tablespoons daily typically solving common constipation.
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