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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1932

Page

9

Observers See Difficult Trade Accord at Imperial Conference

American observers in Ottawa reported cautious optimism amid talks to widen intra empire trade. They noted Britain’s stance on not jeopardizing US trade, currency instability across dominions, and divergent product standards. A proposed empire central bank and currency finance idea surfaced, with heavy reliance on precious metals and commercial bills.

Frank L. Weller Associated Press Ottawa Ont United States Stanley Baldwin United States Kingdom Baldwin Great Britain Bennett Canada Conference Committee On New York Bank of England Central Empire Bank

Boose Distillery Found In Federal Raid In Houston

Federal agents seized and demolished an elaborate three story distillery in Houston along with 2800 gallons of whiskey. The operation used a silo like building with underground vaults and a ventilator fan to vent fumes. A suspected operator was taken into custody. In a separate item, K F Knoblock, 37, hanged himself in his garage after losing his job.

Houston U.P K. FE. Knoblock

Local Youth Heads to WKY in Oklahoma City

Earl R. Strandberg 21, WDAG owner, leaves Amarillo to join WKY Oklahoma City on the regular announcing staff. He will handle sustaining NBC programs plus WKY’s own shows. Former WDAG chief announcer and program director, Strandberg studied at Amarillo College and appears in Black Mask Players. He lists Amos and Andy and Bill Hays as friends. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A Strandberg of 3723 Fountain. Douglas Dean will replace him at WDAG.

Earl R. Strandberg WDAG Amco Oklahoma City WKY Strandberg Amarilo High School Amarillo College Black Mask Players Amos Andy Bill Hays Ben Bernie Chicago A. Strandberg Fountain Douglas Dean

Traffic cap urged after bear and elk on river trip

Hoquiam Washington July 29 reports progress up the river was hindered by wildlife sightings as a big black bear with cubs elk and deer were encountered during a canoe journey. The article notes calls for measures to limit traffic on the Larwater and Upper Queets River.

Hoquiam Wash Larwater Queets Frank August Northupp

Walker Denies Official Dishonesty Amid Roosevelt Inquiry

James J. Walker denied any official dishonesty or corruption as mayor of New York City. His 27,000 word reply to Samuel Seabury's complaint was reviewed by Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt. Walker claimed he has lived openly since birth and challenged Seabury's record, calling the inquiry politics driven.

Albany N. Y James J. Walker New York City Franklin D. Roosevelt Samuel Seabury Seabury Roosevelt

Santa Fe Offers 60 Percent Off Round Trip Fare

The Santa Fe railroad announces special rates at 60 percent of the one way fare for the Pageant of Pul. The offer applies to round trips and aims to attract visitors to the event.

Santa Fe Railroad

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