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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1932
Page
6
Emil Myers at Amarillo College of Music reports Russell Middleton, auditor, elected president of the public speaking class now in its second session. About twenty men have enrolled. the course runs ten more weeks with lessons every Monday. Private instruction available on request.
Randall County residents living in Amarillo south of Twenty-ninth Street will vote in the vacant store building at Thirty-Seventh and Tyler Streets. W. J. Flesher, Amarillo attorney, will be judge of the election at that box Saturday.
Children entering Glenwood School this fall were weighed measured and examined today at a conference run by the health unit with the Parent-Teacher Association. A similar session is planned for tomorrow morning starting at 9 o clock.
The notices list three meetings at Alice Landergin School with dates, the first on June 15, the second tomorrow at noon, and a third on August 24, outlining a continued series of conferences at the same location.
All Khiva Temple nobles and ladies are invited to a golden jubilee to be held by Maskat Temple in Wichita Falls on September 26 27 28. Potentate Sydney Gaines extended the invitation yesterday as the Maskat caravan passed through en route to an imperial council session in San Francisco. The potentate predicted a big time with Speaker Garner and Will Rogers expected to attend.
Federal inspectors probed the July explosion and fire on the oil tanker Rawleigh Warner in the Mississippi River near New Orleans. Seven crewmen are dead, with two killed instantly, three dying later, and four cremated in the hold. Crewmembers could not determine how the blaze began, and the last charred body was recovered late yesterday.
Japanese army begins invasion of Jehol province the last unoccupied Manchurian area clashing with Chinese troops near the Jehol boundary. Dispatches from Mukden report a battle as the expedition seeks to rescue Gen Shiro Ishimoto.
The Amarillo Parent Teachers Association will sponsor a city wide Kellogg cereal sale next Saturday. Under an agreement with Kellogg Cereal Company a share of all sales will go to the Thrift Room Fund. Further announcements will follow this week.
The second term of the West Texas State Teachers College summer session opens with 649 students enrolled and many new students joining for the final six weeks. Only visiting faculty member remains for the rest of the term.
Summer is W. A. McIntosh, superintendent of Amarillo public schools, and Dr J A Hillis oversees the session.
Dr Bradford Knapp resigns as president of Alabama Polytechnic Institute effective Sept 1 to accept the presidency of Texas Technological College at Lubbock. He will remain to aid plans for the 1932-33 session opening Sept 6. Knapp previously led science farming efforts in the South and Southwest after coming to Auburn from Oklahoma A and M.
Hampton Beach New Hampshire July 1 1919 Governor Franklin D Roosevelt says Gene Tunney will campaign for him and notes Tunney should hit hard if he is as effective at stump speaking as in the ring.
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