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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1932
Page
5
Washington reports Garner of Texas gaining traction as a major Democratic presidential contender. McAdoo publicly backs Garner, highlighting unity across party factions and Garner's national governance experience while noting Garner’s silence on political about faces.
The piece outlines the struggle over delegate totals before the Chicago convention and the possibility of a deadlock after the national gathering opens. It notes Roosevelt's southern and western gains, Garner support, and militant efforts to landslide Roosevelt to victory to avoid deadlock.
In Los Angeles the stuttering comedian Roscoe Ates appeared yesterday for speeding on Christmas Eve. He admitted guilt with a comical quip about saying Merry Christmas, and Judge Paonessa fined him ten dollars, urging him to hurry out. The list of names in the report includes many individuals and honors an honorable mention.
Honor roll lists from Forest Hill School for the first semester include A and B students Laverne Holman Jonnie Holran Betty Ann Holloway Sammie Lee Montgomery Alva Young Lou Cunningham Earl Frederick Doris Holman Laurel Beth Jones Walter Moody Rudell Ramsey and Junior Smith. San Jacinto School’s first semester honor roll includes straight A student Kenneth Blake Dora Belle Ken yon Georgia Beth Locher Jeanne Ray Luenta Bechtel Billie Jean Brown Lorraine Baker Geraldine Caudill Eloise Collins Harry Cook.
A pharmacist compounded remedy called B C offers quick relief for violent headaches and nervous tension. It claims to ease muscular aches colds and neuralgia without opiates or habit forming drugs in 10c and 25c packages sold where drugs are available.
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