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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1932
Page
2
A passionate column discusses a looming China Japan clash, predicting a massive 110 000 troops battle and urging US readiness. It cites a speaker Spearman bound for Spearman to address locals, reflects on war talk, pacifist views, and warns against reliance on disarmament. The writer notes personal humility after a failed speech and mentions contact for the two party help.
Amateurs in Amarillo compete for cash prizes in a vaudeville show at the Fair Theater. The event features acrobats tumblers musicians and dancers at 9 pm. The program also includes Cheaters At Play a Louis Joseph Vance mystery starring Thomas Meighan and Charlotte Greenwood.
Special services will be conducted at Temple B Nai Israel on Twenty fourth Avenue and Taylor Street this evening at 8 o clock. J Braunig will have charge of the service.
Ben Bracher has been issued a permit by the city building inspector to erect a frame dwelling at 90 North Kentucky Street. Construction will start next Monday and be completed within a month. Bracher holds both owner and contractor roles in this project.
Restoration of grain and grain product rates in effect before last August takes effect tomorrow. S J Cole of the Chamber of Commerce traffic bureau notes wheat rates to interior Texas markets and Gulf ports rise from 30 1 2 to 33 cents per 100 pounds from Amarillo. Coarse grains drop 10 percent from wheat rates, with some Panhandle points seeing minor reductions and shipments from Amarillo after tomorrow priced 1 cent less. Kansas City destinations and wider markets will see higher rates, especially for wheat and flour.
American citizens in the Hongkew area flee toward the international settlement after a warning from the U S consul as heavy fighting looms. Police and firemen convoy residents to safety and more than 100 Chinese patients are moved from St Luke s Hospital in ambulances.
William Earl Jack McKinley 35 former service station owner in Amarillo died early Friday in El Paso News reached Claus Middaugh and Hanson Post American Legion He had lived in Amarillo since 1910 with a long hospital stay in Las Animas Colo He survived by widow two sisters and a brother in law Burial will be in Amarillo
The 22 year old Marian Winsor took her own life in a hotel room here after distress from homesickness and financial problems. Her body rests at N. 8 Griggs & Sons Funeral Home awaiting her father M. M. Winsor of East Saugus Massachusetts who wired he left immediately to fetch his daughter's body. He is due to arrive Sunday.
Mrs Minnie McIntyre 45 wife of W D McIntyre of 3900 Cheyenne Terrace died at 11 45 Friday morning in a local hospital after a week long illness. Survived by husband a son Harold and a daughter Betty they had lived in Amarillo five years. Funeral arrangements will be announced at the convenience of relatives by N B Griggs Son.
The Go Getter Club plans its inaugural organization meeting at 1 p m Saturday February 20 in the City Hall third floor office of Miss Mary Sitton home demonstration agent Amarillo girls from rural communities attending school will form the club Regular meetings will follow on the first and third Saturdays each month in Miss Sitton s office
Dear Mr Tack we notice in Tuesdays Globe 4 communication signed Yreva Nomad making strong statements See Tack Letters Page 9
More than 400 jobs for the city’s unemployed had been found by noon as American Legion led a city-wide drive to ease joblessness. Two thirds were secured since Wednesday noon, mirroring a nationwide effort. A call went out for more solicitors to cover allotted territories, but many representatives had not reported yet. Report to Legion headquarters at the Municipal Auditorium to join.
The author weighs tax options suggesting a broad sales tax after income taxes as most productive and fair. He warns against taxing autos, gasoline, or moving pictures, which would hurt industries and employment, while noting retail opposition and a proposal from Professor Seligman for a light beer tax to raise over a billion dollars.
New York stocks steadied after an initial bear rush, then gained ground as buyers returned. The market rallied midday with several issues up $1 to $4, while specifics like Eastman Kodak and Union Pacific showed swings. Kansas City and Chicago livestock markets reported varied gains and losses across hogs, cattle, and lambs amid USDA calls and price adjustments.
The notice lists cattle and sheep market quotes including steers 600-1100 lbs at 7.00 to 7.95, heifers 550-850 lbs at 6.50 to 7.50, cows 3500 to 7500, bulls 3.00 to 9.75, vealers 6.50 to 8.00, stockers 4.60, lambs at 6.00 to 6.00, ewes 2.25 to 4.00, and feeding lambs 60-75 lbs. It also features a humorous fragment titled Jock McFee's AD Experience about a stranger offering a ride and a bus, with a moral on beware strangers.
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