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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1933
Page
2
Panhandle residents seek cool methods amid extreme heat. advice spans ice baths, damp beds, and showers. A Robin nest dispute, local weather tales, and a lost bulldog reward are noted alongside routine notices and a game warden reshuffle in Potter County.
At Raiford Florida on July 10 Louis Leavine Victor Palmer and Norman Heidt were executed in the electric chair for the murder of Joe B Johnson of Tampa.
Letters to Tack show a Girl Scout offering childcare for swimmers at Gem Lake for 10 cents per child. A nursehousekeeper seeks home or child care work with references. A Mrs R asks for a house in exchange for part time labor and laundry, listing 1303 North Fillmore Street.
Federal conspiracy to obstruct justice filed against Herbert Farmer of Joplin and his wife Esther after their detention in connection with the June 17 machine gun slaying at Union Station Plaza in Kansas City. District Attorney William L. Vandeventer says charges relate to alleged messages about Frank Nash’s arrest relayed to Verne C. Miller. Miller faces charges as one of the gunmen in the Nash case and the Janesville-style rescue attempt.
Four crude price lists still in effect in the Midcontinent oil offices as of this morning with 52 62 75 and 85 cents per barrel for best grades from the north Midcontinent. Hope for a weekend break exists though no overt results or firm compromises are reported. Texas regions show several scales active.
The Potter County tax collector Miss Jewell Davidson reports over 70 percent of 1932 taxes collected to date. Collections this month total $101,072.29. County school tax receipts exceed expectations with Miss Laura V. Hamner stating Potter County schools are in splendid shape and a full term for each district is assured.
Funeral services for eight year old George Lee Stearns Jr will be held at 4 PM Monday at the Assembly of God Church in Groom. Burial will follow in Groom cemetery. He died Sunday night after a sudden illness. He was the son of Mr and Mrs G L Stearns of Groom, with two sisters Ethel and Zona and a brother Ray Stearns surviving.
Fort Sill and Fort Sam Houston units will arrive by train in Amarillo. Local residents will provide transport to the camp, with Roy Cullum coordinating pickups and counting passengers. Army trucks will haul baggage while the men head to the camp by 7 am Wednesday. a second train arrives at noon Wednesday and will be moved to camp at once.
Prohibition organizers report 10 000 Sunday schools and many classes held programs emphasizing temperance and prohibition. State headquarters supplied hundreds of speakers for regional and district meetings in Amarillo Lubbock Breckenridge San Angelo Texarkana Longview Jacksonville Beaumont and Fort Worth. 5 000 volunteers ready to canvass voters and counter false propaganda were urged to join the campaign. Velma Hodges of Stephenville visits Miss Jessie Pittman secretary to Sheriff Adams.
Tensions rose as Japanese and Soviet forces clashed near the Kurile chain. Japanese authorities later reported a settlement after Moscow admitted coast guards killed a Japanese trio, while Soviet vessels were seized and questioned by Japanese patrols.
Reports from Khabarovsk recount Mattern's 3000 mile trek ending 50 miles up the Anadir River near the Bering Strait. His plane damaged in landing but he was unharmed. Coast guards pursue to recover the craft as he survives among a sparsely populated, deer-hunting region where summer is brief.
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh stop at the Dorman camp near Rockland to bid farewell to their 11 month old son Jon. Security is tight with guards and a police dog around the Morrow estate as the family heads toward Castel Gandolfo for the Pope’s inspection trip in Vatican City.
Cotton opened very active and firm with prices up 23 to 35 points amid heavy over the weekend buying and stronger Sterling. October and December rose to the day’s highs before retreating, then recovered, ending near mid-session highs as stocks and wheat provided support. Kansas City reports show mixed livestock quotes, while New York stock letters note dollar depreciation and scattered gains across utilities and grains.
Amid talks of dissolution Russia urges a world economic non-aggression pact. The steering committee stalls major agenda items, delaying tariff and quota decisions and deferring essential money program actions to the monetary commission. Delegates hint at a plenary session, but such an appeal is not favored.
The article argues rheumatism is a collection of symptoms, not a disease, and points to Osteopathy as a safer early intervention. It notes summer flare ups, causes like diet and spinal issues, and claims osteopathic care clears nerves and blood flow without drugs. It urges readers to mail in for treatment.
The Osteopathic Health Bureau at The Globe News Pub Co in Amarillo Texas offers a free booklet describing Osteopathic Health Service. Send name address city for a no cost copy with no obligation.
Cordell Hull leads talks as Roosevelt refuses to drop price-raising steps for currency stabilization. A tight little steering committee debates recessing the conference from late July to September or October, amid France signaling it will not discuss general monetary matters.
Harry Wilson was arraigned Monday morning before Justice of Peace Jim Pottinger on a possession of liquor charge. He was bound over to await action of the grand jury with a bond set at 750 dollars.
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