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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1932

Page

10

Prohi Referendum Ballots Mailed to Texas Counties

Albert Sidney Johnson announces 1 800 000 ballots mailed for statewide prohibi tion referendum. Each county chairmen received 1.5 times the county's qualified voters from two years ago. Special shipment sent to East Texas oil counties.

Albert Sidney Johnson Democratic Executive Committee Johnson Texas National Guard 56Th Brigade State Ee Committee East Texas

Hatcher Seeks Rail Post On Platform “Follow the Law”

W Gregory Hatcher of Dallas County camps for railroad commissioner to fill the unexpired Neff term promising strict legal duty and equal treatment. He cites six years as state treasurer and a near half vote in 1930. He backs a 20 percent cut in state official salaries.

W. Gregory Hatcher Dallas County Pet M. Neff Hatcher Neff Railroad Commission

Amarillo Completes City Real Estate Reappraisal Inspections

City Assessor Jim Bowen announced that inspections for Amarillo real estate reappraisal are finished. Starting last November by city commission order, every structure from sheds to Santa Fe offices has been measured, with the remaining work billed as office tasks.

Amarillo Jim Bowen

Dallas Woman Dies After Car Crash Near Hampton Airport

Mrs. J. T. Dancer of Dallas died from injuries yesterday after the automobile she rode in collided with another vehicle near Hampton airport.

Dallas Hampton Here J. T. Dancer

Ferman Woman Dies in Corsicana Car Crash

Mrs. Pansy Touchstone Ferman aged 44 of Corsicana died from injuries in an auto accident Thursday. Funeral services were scheduled for today.

Corsicana Pansy Touchstone Ferman

Mexico Cancels Rio Grande Bridge Concession

Mexico City July 11 reports the communications department cancelled the January 5 1927 concession for a bridge over the Rio Grande between Presidio Texas and Ofinada Chihuahua. The contract was terminated because Crawford Harvie H E A Dupuy and P L N Anderson failed to begin work within the allowed time.

Mexico City Communications Department Rio Grande River Presidio Texas Ofinada Chihuahua Crawford Harvie H. E. A. Dupuy P. L. N. Anderson

Alsop resigns from state WANPR post over endorsement

Mrs Joseph W Alsop a cousin of Governor Roosevelt resigns from the state executive committee of the Women's Association for National Prohibition Reform because the group endorsed the Democratic nominee.

Avon, Conn Joseph W. Alsop Franklin D. Roosevelt Women's Association For National Prohibition Reform

Lost Frog Tadpole Sensation Stirs Globe News Readers

Irate subscriber No 000 complains of a practical joke sparked by a classified ad about a pet frog named Tadpole. The item drew more than a hundred inquiries and several calls to Globe News, which apologizes and explains the hoax.

Globe News Classified Department Globe-News

Coxey Chosen as Farmer-Labor Presidential Candidate

The Farmer-Labor Party executive committee selected Jacob S. Coxey of Massillon Ohio as their presidential candidate to replace disqualified Col. Frank E. Webb of San Francisco and Washington.

Coxey Omaha Nebr Farmer-Labor Party Jacob Massilon Ohio Col Frank E. Webb San Francisco Washington

Ousted Tech Prof Under Appeal Board Action

Prof H W Tyler of MIT requests Prof A P Brogan of Texas UT chapter investigate the dismissal of Dr J C Granberry at Texas Technological College. Granberry alleges religious bigotry. college cites contract renewal for economy.

TECH Appeal Board Cranberry Dolph Mason, Vanderbilt University of Chicago Patrick Henry

New Ointment Kills Itch Quick

An advertisement promotes Blue Star Ointment to treat itch rash ringworm eczema and skin troubles. It claims to melt at body heat and deliver medicines into pores to kill stubborn itch and heal inflamed skin with a clean scent. Money back if it fails. Sold by all drug stores.

Protest over nonrenewal linked to Baptist church feud

The article notes Dr Granberry's protest of his contract nonrenewal, tied to charges from Rev Campbell that atheism and infidelity were taught at Tech. The dispute traces back to an earlier investigation by Dr Horn and reflects lingering tensions at the school.

One Lad Killed in Tyler Auto Crash

Ernest Kirkpatrick twelve died in an automobile accident last night in Tyler. Albert Hudson fourteen was critically injured.

Jersey Official Plans Roosevelt Rally in Seagirt

New Jersey Mayor Frank Hague of Jersey City plans a statewide Roosevelt demonstration in Seagirt around mid August with Gov Roosevelt expected to attend. Hague aims to make Roosevelt Day in New Jersey even larger than Smith Day in 1928 when over 100000 Democrats gathered.

New York the Times Frank Hague Jersey City Smithbacker Roosevelt Seagirt N. J The Times Hague New Jersey Smith

Remarkable Notes On Early News Hints And Oddities

Fragmentary items mention Seagirt ratifying Alfred E. Smith nomination, Dr Collier Cobb a UNC geologist who edited and printed a paper at age nine, and G W Hammett of Spartanburgh DC noting a hen that laid 150 eyes without missing one day.

Seagirt Alfred E. Smith Collier Cobb University of North Carolina G. W. Hammett Spartanburgh, D. C

Chesterfield Cigarettes Highlight Blending Advantage

The copy explains how the CHESTERFIELD blend combines tobacco types to gain the best qualities. It compares the blending concept to Burbank crossing fruits to create better varieties and asserts CHESTERFIELDS are milder and less harsh, appealing to more smokers including women in a high pressure era.

Burbank

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