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Amarillo Globe in Amarillo, Texas

15 Jul 1932

Page 11

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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1932

Page

11

Ten Scouts and Scouters Receive Honor Awards

Amarillo area Boy Scouts held a Court of Honor on Harrison Street. Over 100 scouts and leaders received merit badges and awards including three Eagle scouts. Several leaders were awarded star and life titles. Training certificates and camping emblems were also presented. O S Gray of Arlington was elected president of the Texas Pecan Growers Association for 1933.

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Amarillo Boy Scouts Harrison Street el Paso Allen Early John Volmert Ed Wilson Gee Paul Franklin Pat Connelley Clyde Bandy Kenneth Atteberry Bond Burgess George Moulthrop Glenn Smith Billy Adair Charles Campbell Bobby Rogers Herbert Foster Ralston Taylor Ed Spann Lloyd Walker Paul Posey R. O C. Rollins I. W. Sanders Emil Hertner Powers Kirvin Billy Ballard Billy McEachern Vernon Bromert Jim Bob Childers C. W. Seibel Philip Bode Bud Coffman Lewis Smith Jimmy McCurdy Malcolm Wyatt Robert Bode Bob Kile Tol Ware Bob Garner Richard Seibel Paul Coy Quentin Lewis Ted Franklin Kent Cline Edwin Settle Lonnie Malone John Patton Chris Pearson Jack Kilcrease Oscar Schilling Ney Morgan Jack Sparks Allen Williams Hughes Seeward Jim Frank Tolleson Charles Thompson Gordon Conner J. T. Oliver Jack Corbin R. B. Latham Charles Woodburn Gabriel Colman Bedford Johnson Philip Leeward Jack Frye Walter Thompson Bob J. Johnson J. W. Bentley Floyd Garwood Damon Blake Wayne Hewett C. B. Johnson H. L. Patterson Dr. Seibel Donald Vance Phil Harp Edward Jackson Gabriel Coleman John Mood Dudley Caldwell J. 8. McKnight Mr. McKnight Phillip Bode McKnight Dick Carpenter Billy Kistler Maj. C. A. Grover Get Major Grover Jimmy Anderson Charles Woodborn Hughes Seewald Phillip Seewald Ben Manning Billy McCochern B. Latham Gabe Coleman UANO O. S. Gray Arlington Texas Pecan Growers Association Clinton Brown San Antonio Fred Brison College Station
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Hoover Dam Completion Forecast for 14000 Acres Water Surface

The article projects about 14 000 acres of water surface once Hoover Dam is completed. It notes the scale of the reservoir and implications for regional water management and recreation.

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Hoover Dam
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Hurley Attacks Roosevelt Deal at Ohio Republican Meet

Secretary of War Hurley condemned the New Deal as the same old Bryan strategy, opening the Republican Presidential campaign in Ohio with a sharp attack on the Democratic platform. He told delegates Roosevelt’s plan is limited to familiar tactics and promised a vigorous GOP push.

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Columbus Ohio Franklin D. Roosevelt William Jennings Bryan Patrick J. Hurley Hurley
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Hurley Attacks Roosevelt Policy In Campaign Remarks

Secretary Hurley charged that Roosevelts New Deal borrows from Bryan old deck language and harms the economy. He said Democrats seek a 4.35 billion boost to the budget and defend Hoover era policies while opposing debt cancellation and League of Nations entry. He blamed Wilson for funding allied nations with American taxpayers money.

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Roosevelt William Jennings Bryan Hurley League of Nations Wilson
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Secret Six chief pledges highway patrol to curb hijacking

Alexander G. Jamie head of the Secret Six proposes preferential thoroughfares with constant vigilance by city county and state authorities to stop hijackings on highways feeding big cities. His plan follows protests in Michigan and is supported by 1800 business houses weary of cargo thefts. Hijackings on Chicago streets are reportedly down under police patrols.

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Chicago Alexander G. Jamie Jamie Michigan Illinois John Aallman Indiana
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Candidates Pinch Campaign Expense Reports

Three of four candidates failed to report their second financial statements at the county clerk's office this morning. It is unclear what penalties, if any, apply for July 10 to July 14 disclosures. About 65 of 68 county candidates filed, showing a sharp retrenchment from June spending. several had spent nothing since.

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Burglars Hit Fox Drug Store for Cigarettes and Perfume

Burglars broke a rear window last night at Fox Drug No. 7 3522 Line Avenue and stole 274 percent car tons of cigarettes 200 cigars and 10 dollars in perfume before fleeing.

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Fox Drug No. 7 Line Avenue
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Hill Wins Chess Match With Meagher By Mail

Troy Hill traveled to Chicago to play James F. Meagher in person but was distracted by his opponent’s faces and noises. Hill returned home and played Meagher by mail, winning a six month match.

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Dallas Troy Hill Chicago James F. Meagher Hill Meagher
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