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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1932
Page
14
Gubernatorial contenders schedule speeches across Texas today with Tom F. Hunter in Austin, James E. Ferguson for Mrs. Miriam A. Ferguson in Houston, and Governor R. Sterling in Amarillo, signaling intensified campaign action statewide.
Heavy campaigning by former governor James E. Ferguson in the South Texas region intensifies the Democratic gubernatorial contest. Governor Sterling tours Amarillo while Miriam Ferguson and Tom Hunter campaign near the governor's mansion as three active hopefuls press toward the nominating vote. Five other candidates wait on election returns after speaking in Brenham.
A PA report notes Dr. Harry Benjamin advocates mandatory rejuvenation operations for all high government officials over 55 to ease national crisis. The piece links the idea to the Ferguson campaign and mentions politicians sterling and Ferguson facing potential runoffs, with Moody and Woodward active in stump speeches.
Search continues for four men tied to Grapeland Farmers’ and Merchants State Bank robbery and alleged kidnapping of two Ratcliff youths Chat tie Lease and Oran Andrews say the robbers took their car after a ride to near Lufkin and paid 52 in gold. Absentee ballots for the July 23 Democratic primaries total nearly a score as county clerks warn the window closes next Tuesday.
Washington July 15 United Press reports Senate Democratic leader Joseph T Robinson removed his mother in law from the payroll and replaced her with another relative by marriage Mrs Joseph Brewer her husband a nephew on his staff The move preserves Robinsons clan on payroll while critics call it nepotism and argue for disclosure and reform.
Medical officials describe a reactivation operation designed to improve quality of life for patients. They acknowledge it cannot extend lifespans but seeks to enhance daily functioning and vitality for those undergoing the procedure.
San Antonio reports E A Yates a salesman suffered a broken right leg after waking from a nightmare and leaping from a second story window. He was rushed to a hospital by police patrol car.
In New Orleans on July 15 a cow ate P. Faucheau's only pair of Sunday pants. The family appeals to charity to provide pants so he can attend church, his sole recreation from farm duties.
C. E. Saunders of 200 North Taylor Street suffered serious burns to his right hand and forearm when a bucket of molten tar spilled while he lifted it from a hoist on the roof of the Toney Chisum building at 904 Tyler Street. Saunders, employed by L tick Roofing, was taken to St. Anthony's Hospital by a Griggs ambulance. C. R. Roeder, assistant manager of Lydick company, described the accident.
The piece ponders whether a car can fuse luxury, road sense, speed, and low cost for a 1932 market. It asks if a daring factory can design a true ter ra plane car with independent control and swift, smooth land transportation.
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