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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1932
Page
12
Former president Calvin Coolidge argues against canceling World War debts, saying the war was not a shared enterprise and nations must honor their agreements. He notes few European countries have paid any sizable amounts, with Britain being the notable exception.
In Austin on June 10 the Texas General Committee mapped a campaign to raise funds for the state representation at the Chicago World's Fair. J C Kennedy of Dallas was named head of the finance subcommittee and will appoint members. California and Arizona together grow over 214000 date palms.
James A. Farley, as Roosevelt campaign manager, says the stop Roosevelt movement is dead and predicts Roosevelt will win the nomination on the first ballot and carry at least 345 electoral votes in November, with 186 votes left for Hoover. He notes favorite sons have pledged not to block a majority choice and cites Missouri and Illinois as favorable to Roosevelt as a second choice.
The Oklahoma Corporation Commission withdrew orders prohibiting H. F. Wilcox Oil and Gas Co from producing shipping buying or selling in the Oklahoma City field after the state supreme court denied an alternative writ to block enforcement of proration rules. Contempt citations remain pending.
Delegates to the Texas Christian convention prepared to adjourn after a four day session in Fort Worth. Next year’s meeting will also be held in Fort Worth. Rev. LN Wells of Dallas was elected president succeeding Harry Hines of Wichita Falls. Elmer Lincoln of Texarkana was chosen vice president and Patrick Henry of Fort Worth re elected secretary treasurer.
The Texas Supreme Court has overruled motions for rehearings by F B Jackson of Wichita Falls and Harry Dolan of Georgetown. They sought writs of mandamus to compel permits to prospect for oil in the Sabine River bed in Gregg County. The applicants had asked the General Land Office to issue leases on river-bed portions along the East Texas oil region.
An ad promotes "B. C." as a fast relief for violent headaches caused by inorganic factors. Prepared by a registered pharmacist, it blends several ingredients to work quickly and also treats muscular aches, colds, neuralgia, fever, and nervous distress without opiates. Available in 10c and 25c packages.
The advertisement explains a simple formula using pure creams and fine ingredients backed by years of experience in blending foods for delicious flavors and velvety smoothness. It suggests serving with homemade sundae dressings and fruit preserves. The makers invite enjoying Mistletoe Ice Creams often.
A London district sees chimney sweeps decline as modern energy cuts into the traditional trade. The few remaining workers fear disappearance amid rising gas and electric use.
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