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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1932
Page
2
A public letter from the Marrs for Mayor publicity committee urges the Globe to give Marrs campaign articles equal space to Rogers. It calls for fair treatment on page 2, asks for no cutting, and accuses Rogers and allies of platform borrowing, political ambition, and favoring the wealthy.
Detroit reports high secrecy as Hudson Essex distributors meet with factory officials and tour testing grounds. Rumors say Hudson plans a new low price car the company will soon announce. Observers in Detroit and automotive centers sense a major development in the air.
A local column urges readers to study Mr. Marrs and vote for the best mayor candidate. It recounts a dramatic family incident and comments on wheat market swings, urging farmers to hold wheat as prices climb. The piece criticizes grain traders and notes past protein testing ideas.
A farmer laments no allowance for protein yet urges farmers to test grain for protein before selling. He warns black hull wheat lowers prices, urges holding grain to dry, and argues protein pricing is unclear while predicting a fall recovery in the economy.
The piece describes an early Hudson car in development as a product of the economy and engineering. It notes buyers emphasize utility and performance over display due to the depression. Hudson executives say no firm plans yet. distributors were invited to Detroit to discuss business for the year, including Toney Chisum of Amarillo as a participant.
Bessie Mae McGee infant daughter of Mr and Mrs J B McGee of 1011 A North Pierce Street died at 730 this morning at home. N B Griggs & Sons Funeral Home has charge of the body arrangements pending.
Treasury receipts totaled 6 164 693.40 while expenditures reached 72 553 636.58 leaving a balance of 334 930 822.65. Customs duties for the first five days of July were 2 345 264.18. The mule deer is noted as the largest in the United States.
Wiseacres discuss the cap itor referendum with a state office holder admitting plans to drop the measure. Ferguson and Sterling supporters doubt its impact and may withdraw. The county chairman could end it by not receiving ballots, while state committee officials deny ballot requests.
Dallas July 7 Adbert Sidney Johnson secretary of the State Executive Committee warned that if county Democratic committees do not hold the prohibition referendum tied to the July 23 primary it will not be for lack of ballots.
An advertising pitch touts Nadinola Bleaching Cream as the simplest quickest method to clear blemishes and blotches. It promises a white fragrance cream that requires no massage and can rapidly restore a flawless complexion. A 50¢ jar is sold at cosmetic counters with a money back guarantee.
A vintage advertisement argues that Calotabs purify the blood by stimulating the liver kidneys stomach and bowels and claims health benefits from a weekly or biweekly course. Trial packages cost 10 cents and a family package 35 cents. All dealers.
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