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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1932

Page

5

Relief Effort Expands in Flooded Paint Creek Valleys

In Charleston West Virginia relief workers and state troopers push into mud covered Paint and Armstrong Creeks to rescue and aid more than 1000 homeless residents after Monday floods. Eighteen dead and damages around 2.5 million dollars. Typhoid fears rise as wells fill with mud and Red Cross depots and food clothing distribution scale up.

Charleston W. V Paint Armstrong Creeks Red Cross Paint Creek Harry A. Cooper

Fresh grief for couple called to sister death

Mr and Mrs W E Ferge son of 202 Crestway Drive were in Fort Scott Kansas for the funeral of Mrs Fergeson's sister when they were notified of Mr Fergeson's father death in an automobile accident at Enid Oklahoma The Fergusons will return from Enid within the week.

W. E. Fergeson Crestway Drive Fort Scott Kans

Boston 400 Dance Sweeps College Ballrooms This Fall

Dance teachers forecast widespread adoption of the conservative Boston 400 fox trot with Shen fashion effects and two walking steps every four to six beats. Miss Lucille Stoddard, head of the teachers congress, describes the style already popular in Cambridge New Haven and Princeton.

New York Cambridge New Haven Princeton Lucille Stoddard Dancing Teachers’ Congress

Angelus Temple Charity Racketeering Probe Ordered

Los Angeles officials opened an inquiry into alleged graft and charity racketeering by Angelus Temple members after police questioned 70 year old Robert Fisher who held a letter authorizing fund solicitation. Officers found a pressure cooker used to make liquor and Fisher admitted diverting temple funds. David L. Hutton Sr. allegedly received tires donated for the poor. Evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton called for investigation and Watkins was suspended.

Los Angeles Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton Angelus Temple City Social Service Commission Robert Edward Fisher Roy E. Watkins Fisher Gelus Temple Temple The Los Angeles Examiner David L. Hutton Evangelist Hutton

B C Relieves Headache In Three Minutes

A North Carolina pharmacist developed B C a blend of several ingredients to relieve most headaches within minutes. Sold in 10c and 25c packages, the formula also comforts muscular aches pains colds neuralgia and fever while calming a distressed nervous system without narcotics or habit forming drugs.

North Carolina B. C

Legion Convention Reports This Evening At Post Meeting

Delegates to the state convention at Galveston will be reported at a John B. Golding Post Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting at the Legion Home at 8 pm. Commander A Applequist and W S Birge and W L Ottinger will present reports. Auxiliary members to hear Amarillo Auxiliary reports by Mrs W S Birge and Mrs W L Ottinger.

Galvestion John B. Golding Veterans of Foreign Wars Legion Home A. Applequist

Starvation in Strike Wake

Nogales Ariz July 13 A pitiful story of hundreds of families facing starvation as a result of the prolonged strike of Southern Pacific Railroad employees sparks efforts to restore transportation. West coast Mexico towns lack food supply as two weeks of walkouts continue.

Nogales Ariz Southern Pacific Railroad Mexico Edmund Pissater Mazatlan Mex Doloress Moreno

Phone Calls Drive Job Leads and Daily Chores

Jim Sanders seeks work and leaves his number after the employer promises to respond. A call for Jim notes more hands needed at daybreak. Mrs. Porter avoids a trip by ordering an electric iron by phone and saves time downtown. Dorothy rushes home as mother falls ill during a long distance call. Mrs. Hamlin phones the station and Harry at the office then cancels an engagement. A plea to readers urges ordering a telephone from the business office to avoid missed plans.

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Cooper Kansas J. P. Goetscher Fanning Kan Stork Goetscher Lake Elsinore Watkins Vanity Fair Airielace Undie Pantie, West Airiblace Legion Convention Mississippi Gulf Seafood’s CO East 10Th St Jim Sanders Jim Pata Piryo Mrs. Harvey Mrs. Miller Hamlin Fred McFarland News-Globe
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