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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1932
Page
2
A famed weather prognosticator in New York reflects on an unexpected sunny day and a forecast of fair and warmer weather for tomorrow. He concedes uncertainty as he compares his Amatillo bureau to others and notes boxing expectations for Schmeling versus Sharkey with a dramatic knockout outcome.
Lena Leota Milligan 53 wife of H L Milligan died at 4203 East Fourteenth Street at 4 30 this morning. Survived by husband and four daughters including Mrs John Easterday and Mrs C S Watkins of Amarillo and Mrs R D Bates and Mrs George Hallman of Detroit. Member of Mennonite faith. Body to lie in Griggs funeral home until 8 am then sent to Hinton Oklahoma for burial. Milligan owns the Post Office Coffee Shop and has lived here two years.
Prohibition Agent N. D. Heaton corroborated Agent L. C. Smith's defense version of the slaying of Marion McGlothlin Irving grocer last April. Heaton's testimony supported Smith's denials of Mrs. McGrethlin's accusations of failure to show badges striking her and firing first at her husband and herself.
The motor division of the California bonus army moves toward El Paso from Tucson with 350 vehicles and about 1,700 people including 50 women and eight children. They will join some 500 veterans who already arrived by freight train, in El Paso.
State inspector T. J. Selman served notices today to Amarillo food handlers ordering protection of displayed foods. Complaints will be filed for any violations. Resubmission leads in St. Paul primary race for congressional nominations as returns come in.
Potter County commissioners prepared to deliver their response to a Taxpayers League questionnaire this afternoon. The report is lengthy with 47 questions covering fiscal policy and local governance.
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved an extra loan of $64,434 from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to the Fort Smith and Western Railroad. Arguments opened at noon in a civil suit by J M Shelton and the Pitchfork Land and Cattle Company in federal district court over a calf sale contract.
A zoning appeal related to the proposed erection of a foundry at 1210 South Johnson Street is scheduled for 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. The hearing will determine permit and site approval issues for the project.
Physicians praise system purification as Nature's foundation of health and urge a thorough Calotabs course to purify blood by stimulating liver kidneys stomach and bowels. Trist package 10 cents, family 35 cents, available at all dealers.
A sprawling editorial discusses monetary policy debates and veterans' bonuses, contrasting gold standard ideas with a future value measure. It blends references to Rome Fascisti executions and Mussolini’s justice with Egyptian tomb relocations to illustrate time and power’s reach.
Speaker Garner ended his enforced ten day vacation and returned to his capitol offices at 7 AM in Washington. Dr. George Calver warned the 62 year old Texan against over-exertion for the next few days.
The poem presents a husband's sly jealousy as the phrase master bedroom is inspected by the wife and architect. The fixed idea of status in a domestic space triggers humorous reflections on pride and equality within marriage.
Lomas L. Lynch 14 son of Mr and Mrs R G Lynch of 2716 West Third Street died at a city hospital at 6 40 last night Funeral rites were at Griggs Chapel at 2 pm with Rev D D Sum rally of San Jacinto Baptist Church in charge He is survived by his parents two brothers Bobbie Junior 12 and Clarence Lloyd 8 Pallbearers named and burial in Llano cemetery Lynch a bricklayer has lived here five years.
A meeting to organize a polo club in Amarillo will be held tonight at 8130 in the sales room of the Chevrolet Motor Company on Polk Street. J. W. Spikes and Frank Ponce, local polo players, will run the gathering. Interested parties may contact Mr. Ponce at 8923 for information.
The Senate authorized continuation of its banking committee stock market investigation through March 4 of the next Congress and approved $50,000 more funds. Hearings will resume in December. Lenora Calles, wife of former Mexican president General Plutarco Calles, has a brain tumor and may undergo an operation after a specialist conference.
Chicago market summary shows hogs at 15 000 with steady demand and packer sow strength. Prices list 190 220 lb hogs at 4.00 to 4.05 with top 4.10. pigs 3.25 to 3.60. sow values 3.10 to 3.50. light weights 140 160 lb 3.60 to 4.00. Cattle and calves totals around 5 000 and 2 000 with mixed gains. medium steers around 8.00 to 8.10 for 1 534 lb. best yearlings about 7.85. fed cattle 6.50 to 7.65. slaughter steers 6.75 to 8.10, heifers 6.50 to 6.50.
Cotton opens steady in New Orleans with gains early on Liverpool reports and rains in the western belt. July to December futures rise to 5.30 5.50 5.65 as demand improves and showers temper gains. stock market mixed with small gains in telecomm and steel and broad caution amid bear-market liquidation concerns.
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