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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1932

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Walton Leads Oklahoma Ballot In Democrat Primary

J C Jack Walton races ahead for the Democratic nomination for corporation commissioner with over 400 precincts reporting. He leads A S J Shaw by more than 2500 votes amid unsettled results and anti Walton areas. Thomas Rogers Thomas win re election for U S Senator while Will Rogers dominates counties. Gov Murray appeals for independence as legislature looms. runoff races show mixed support and potential opposition from Republican and anti Murray Democrats.

Oklahoma City U.P J. C Jack) Walton OkLahoma A. S. J. Shaw anti-Walton Thomas Rogers Elmer Thomas U.S Gomer Smith Will Rogers Mabel Bassett Murray W. H. Murray Senate House

Seered Drive To Undermine Public Faith

Seizure of letters in a Pontiac hotel room reveals a whispering campaign by a radical group aimed at undermining banks nationwide. George Rowland named as a regional director, with other directors across the United States circulating rumors to trigger bank runs.

Pontiac Mich Midwest George Rowland Illinois Indiana Ohio Michigan Rowland First National Bank Traylor Chicago Melvin A. Traylor First National Bank of Washington United States Secret Service Secret Service Comptroller of the Currency

German aviator Von Gronau completes third Atlantic crossing

Capt. Wolfgang Von Gronau and three companions landed in Montreal after a record third crossing aboard the same ship used previously for the transatlantic flight. He plans an Europe to Chicago air route via Greenland with stops at Sylt Reykjavik and Cartwright among others.

Atlantic Wolfgang von Gronau Montreal Europe Chicago Greenland von Gronau Lubeck Germany Sylt Reykjavik Iceland Cartwright Labrador

Veterans occupy shacks as move to clear Penn Ave stalls

Three thousand veterans sit on Pennsylvania Avenue as a wrecking crane waits to demolish huts. Police superintendent Glassford and Walter Waters confer while Major Keyes notes treasury orders had not reached district officials, delaying eviction.

Washington Pennsylvania Avenue Pehlan G. Glassford Walter Waters Treasury Glassford Waters Edward Keyes Treasury Department

Weather Outlook for Amarillo and West Texas

Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday across Amarillo and West Texas. Thunder showers likely in extreme west. Temperatures range from a high near 85 today to 68 by 1 PM tomorrow.

Amarillo West Texas

Non-Stop World Flight Planned By Mattern And Griffin

James Mattern and Bennett Griffin announce plans for a nonstop world flight starting and ending in Chicago with refueling over Paris Berlin Moscow Irkutsk and Nome. They aim to complete the trip in 4 12 days and will begin preparations after returning from London.

Paris James Mattern Bennett Griffin United Press Today London Mattern Griffin Borisov Russia Chicago Berlin Moscow Irkutsk Nome

Roosevelt to Deliver First Political Talk From Albany

Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt will speak July 30 from 7 to 7:30 P M Central Standard Time. The address will be broadcast over the WEAF NBC network.

New York Franklin D. Roosevelt Albany WEAF NBC

Mistake Arsenic for Corn Meal Kills Two Children

AXTELL Texas July 27 Two children Earl Norman 14 and Edith Norman 9 died after arsenic was mistaken for corn meal in bread preparation. Seven others in the family including D L Norman and his wife remain gravely ill and cannot be moved to hospitals in Waco fourteen miles away. The arsenic container stood near the meal on the kitchen shelf.

Axtell (McLellan Co Tex Earl Edith Norman D. L. Norman Waco Electra United States Torpedo Company Lewis Kent Pat Kent Kent Kents Cordell Okla Julius Kent J. Madison Fred Custer Borger Earl Hicklin Elizabeth Kent

Heir Confession Sparks $75 Million Wendel Estate Battle

In New York court 6 000 claimants examine Thomas Morris a Scot who says Ella Wendel ordered her brother to leave and that he is the missing son. Morris alleges a 1876 secret marriage to John Gottlieb Wendel and presents documents including a will and marriage certificate. The claim could alter ownership of the Wendel fortune.

New York Ella Wendel Thomas Patrick Morris Wendels Morris Wendel Fifth Avenue John Gottlieb Wendel Wendell Ella James Foley Papa United States

Four Taxless Cities and National Debates

A column by Arthur Brisbane in The Globe discusses tax-free Kansas towns like Beloit Chanute Colby and Augusta and questions how new power from the St Lawrence waterway will be owned and distributed. It also covers a government grain futures order, the Chicago Board of Trade, and Borah's stance on Europe's debts, with references to Muscle Shoals and U S presidential power.

Chicago New York Beliot Kansas Light and Water Chanute Colby Augusta St. Lawrence Waterway Canada Niagara Uncle Sam United States Chicago Board of Trade Farmers’ Cooperative Board of Trade Northwestern Winnipeg Minneapolis Roosevelt Hoover

Four Inch Rain, Windstorm Hit Ponca City Area

A four inch rain pounded Ponca City early today and a windstorm unroofed a small theater. No injuries were reported. Six Continental Oil Company tanks were dented by buckling during a 30 degree temperature drop within thirty minutes.

Ponca City Okla Continential Oil Company

U. S. Track Aims For Big Olympic Showdown

United States coach Lawson Robertson predicts a strong Olympic team with multiple favorites in sprints led by Ralph Metcalfe Eddie Tolan and George Simpson. He cites German British Finnish rivals and Canadian entries as threats and highlights contenders in 800 1500 and field events.

Stuart Cameron United Press Los Angeles U.P Lawson Robertson United States Robertson Ralph Metcalfe Marquette Eddie Tolan Detroit George Simpson Ohio State Metzner Germany Stoneley Rampling Great Britain

Public school aid cut to Texas schools

The Texas State Board of Education cut the per student scholastic apportionment from 17.50 to 16.00 for 1932 33, based on comptroller estimates. Amarillo schools face about 160000 in funding despite the cut and may adjust tax rates. 1931 32 funds totaling 34.50 per student remain unpaid.

Austin Texas Free Public State Board of Education Comptroller's Department Nat Washer State Board Amarillo

Fear Sub Lost After Collision With Steamer

A July 27 report from Stockholm states that the Soviet submarine Fear was believed sunk after colliding with the German steamer Renate off Gotland. The Renate sank but all crew members were reported saved.

Stockholm Gotland

Wheat jumps 2 1 8 cents on Chicago board

September wheat futures rose to 51 1 2 cents a bushel on the Chicago board of trade as public buying activity returned to the market. Prices climbed 2 1 8 cents from earlier lows, signaling renewed interest in wheat futures.

Chicago Chicago Board of Trade

Riot Breaks During Doumer Slayer Trial in Paris

A miniature riot erupted in Paris today as lawyers and law students clashed with security while Paul Gorgouloff, the assassin of President Paul Doumer, faced a trial to determine his sanity and premeditation. The state pressed for the guillotine and testimony piled up as a verdict was expected tonight. Gorgouloff cried out amid interruptions declaring European support and victimhood.

Paris Paul Gorgouloff Paul Doumer Gorgouloff

Ferguson Leads Texas Governor Runoff Toward 100000 Margin

Texas returns show Miriam Ferguson leading Gov. Ross Sterling by about 97 000 votes with 660 198 tallied. Ferguson held 362 578 to Sterling 264 855 as 260 of 254 counties reported. The prohibition amendment led two to one. Tom Hunter with 196 965 votes trailed.

Dallas U.P Miriam A. (Ma) Ferguson Ross Sterling Texas Ferguson Sterling Texas Election Bureau Tom Hunter Wichita Falls Election Bureau Shaver Woods Satterwhite Tennant Terrell Culbertson Hatcher Thompson Congress Parrish Williams Bailey Davis Holcomb Burkett Hyer McGregor Strong Miriam Ma) Ferguson Ross Dan Moody Ernest Alexander James E. Ferguson Austin Moody Bergen

Small and Martin Listed as Winners

State Sen. Clint C. Small of Amarillo leads Dave Shanks of Perryton by about three to one based on unofficial counts from most of the 26 counties. In the Seventh Civil Appeals Court race A. B. Martin of Amarillo and Plainview appointee defeats Perry Pearson. most counties show a substantial Martin majority though totals are not complete.

Clint C. Small Amarillo Dave Shanks Perryton Panhandle A. B. Martin Plainview Civil Appeals Court Perry 8. Pearson Martin

Youth Kills for Revenge in San Jose

George Douglas Templeton Jr. a 20 year old UC student confessed in Oakland to the killing of his aunt Mrs Lillian Babcock and attempted murder of her husband William R Babcock a Manila importer and ex partner in the firm templeton and Babcock The motive alleged was revenge for a five year litigation involving Templeton's father and Babcock The elder Babcock was severely wounded and transfused in Palo Alto while Templeton faced murder charges in San Jose authorities said

San Jose Calif Manila George Douglas Templeton University of California Oakland Lillian Babcock William R. Babcock Philippine Templeton Palo Alto Babcock Geoage D. Templeton, Jr Babcock and Templeton Young Templton

Kansas Wheat Queen Demands Farm Board Change

Mrs Ida Watkins of Sublette testifies before a congressional committee in Kansas City urging removal of the Farm Board she blames for private enterprise interference. She warns of revolt by Kansas growers if actions aren’t taken, appealing to Rep. Joseph B. Shannon and other members.

Kansas City Kansas Congressional Ida Watkins Sublette Joseph B. Shannon

Used Car Deals Drive Purchases in Globe News Want Ads

Used car dealers claim their vehicles are worth double, urging buyers to act now. The Globe News touts daily bargains and suggests riding may be cheaper than walking, encouraging immediate purchase through the Want Ads.

Globe- News

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