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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1932
Page
10
Mrs L Fuller titled president called the constitution meeting to order on Thursday night. The event outlined procedures and roles for attendees and confirmed upcoming agenda items.
Colonel Frederick Pope an American industrialist proposed to Soviet officials that the United States send an unofficial commissioner to Russia as a step toward normal relations. Pope discussed the plan with Mezhlauk Ossinsky Rubinin and Radek and said he had favorable talks in Washington last May. He plans to return to the United States this month to renew discussions as Washington still refuses formal recognition.
Justice of the Peace C G Landis campaigns with turnips on the new courthouse lawn nearly ready for voters to sample. County workers level grounds this week and plan a temporary sidewalk from the west entrance to Taylor street.
Elaborate opening excursion planned for the opening trip on the Fort Worth and Denver Northern line from Childress to Pampa 110 miles with a reduced round trip rate on July 15. New depots section houses and pumping stations are being built along the route to handle freight and passenger traffic under J. W. Mode’s Amarillo headquarters.
Fred E. Young was elected commander of Hanson Post of The American Legion at the annual election held last night. He will assume office October 20. Ernest R. Archambeau and Walter L. Ottinger are named first and second vice commanders, with Horace Griggs as third. New officers include Cecil Ingram as finance officer Elmer Lewis as historian and J Evans and Tom Weaver as sergeants at arms. Retiring officers include Carrie Nation N 8 Perrine Lowe Farrell Chase Hogan Knight. The post plans a picnic at the Tri State Fairgrounds as its next meeting.
Washington July 6 Speaker John N Garner Democratic vice presidential nominee shows simple tastes and philosophy. He favors sleeping under stars and cooking his own meals while hunting or fishing. He values intuition over inferences and seeks leaders with votes and judgment.
Former Governor Dan Moody will speak for Gov. R S Sterling at five Texas stops including Lufkin Nacogdoches Center Marshall and Palestine. He appears Thursday through Saturday with engagements listed for each city and time.
Dr. Benjamin M. Primer, director of the Amarillo health unit, found four birth certificates for babies declared dead at birth but only two death certificates filed. He notes two doctors used the same patient to file separate death certificates, and says few deaths in Amarillo and Potter County have proper certificates on file. Texas codes require physicians to report births within five days and state authorities urge strict enforcement.
Last rites for Mrs Beulah Miller Wharton 44 were to be at 4 this afternoon at Griggs Chapel conducted by Rev Ira F Key pastor of Polk Street Methodist Church Burial was arranged in Llano Cemetery Mrs Wharton died Monday night at her mother Mrs F D Lindsay 1223 Pierce Street Two brothers and a sister survive
Count Yashuya Uchida, former president of the South Manchurian Railway, was formally installed as Japan's foreign minister in a ceremony at the Imperial Palace attended by Emperor Hirohito.
The Auxiliary of the Legion selected its delegates for the convention held August 1-2 in Corpus Christi. Elected delegates include Mrs. M L Fuller Mrs. Floyd Sloan Mrs. R R Nation Mrs. J O Cade Mrs. Will M Benton and others with Alternates listed. Ruth Early won the Americanism essay prize and Will M Benton reported on the Fifth Division convention at Sweetwater. A special meeting was called to amend the rules.
W Fort Worth July 6 reporters state Corpus Christi will host the 1933 convention of the three state postal employes groups after their annual meeting in Fort Worth. Officers named include James E. Hale Dallas president of the Texas Federation of Postal Clerks A F Wilson Waco president of the Texas Association of Letter Carriers and John W Beard Clarendon president of the Texas Federation of Rural Carriers.
In Menlo Park California Chief of Police Frank Love seized a toy cannon from children after warning it could be dangerous. While being demonstrated it exploded injuring a leg and hand of a youngster.
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