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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1932
Page
8
Amelia Earhart Putnam is formally honored as a geographic pioneer after being enrolled in the National Geographic Society as the 17th gold medal recipient. President Hoover commends her courage modesty and humor and places her among great pioneering women.
One thousand seventy eight idle men register at the Community Chest employment bureau. Bread earners include mechanics carpenters painters brick masons plasterers bookkeepers and more. Many women are listed. Call 2 2218 to offer work of any kind or duration.
Houston officers stopped L. J. Waddell after his attempted leap from a courthouse window following a 10 year burglary sentence. Deputy Sheriff Jim Anderson acted quickly to prevent a possible death.
Crowds fill Dublin streets as the pro-cathedral hosts the opening of the thirty-first international Eucharistic congress. About 2,400 inside witness the colorful ceremony while loudspeakers broadcast the event to hundreds of thousands outside.
MARION N C June 22 W A Banks railway detective indicted on a first degree murder charge by a McDowell County grand jury in the fatal shooting last week of Louis Chiapetta Houston Texas home ward bound bonus marcher.
Tomorrow's health conference at Wolflin School closes the week. Preschool children were examined today at McKinley School by health unit physicians nurses and dentists. Next week's schedule, arranged by health unit and Parent Teacher Council, starts at Fred Douglas School.
Cameron County authorities and Mexican officials sought a Mexican bandit gang after a Monday night raid on a Santa Maria store 30 miles west of Brownsville. The storekeeper was kidnapped then released. bandits looted a small shop.
Courthouse records show warranty deeds from B B Karger and spouses to Paul Mig and from J C McCullough and spouse to J R Welch with property descriptions and small sums. Vehicle registrations list owners and makes including Dallas Ford, Plymouth, Dodge, Chev. records for Murdock, Persky, Buzzell, Herring, Jones, and Tolbert. Permits note repairs and shingle work with specified addresses and costs.
Organization of the Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra Association was effected with directors meeting at the Herring Hotel. Officers chosen include W. S. Izzard president and R. C. Martini first vice president. A bylaws committee was formed to draft regulations and sponsors and patrons plans were outlined.
Funeral services for Mrs Lena Leota Milligan 53 wife of H L Milligan will likely be Thursday from Griggs Chapel at 4203 East Fourteenth Avenue following her death Tuesday at home She leaves four daughters Mrs John C Esterday Mrs C S Watkins both of Amarillo Mrs R D Bates and Mrs George Hallman of Detroit and a sister Mrs Emma Reitzel of Terre Haute Ind
Regent's Incorporated received a state charter in Austin. Capital stock of 25,000 is owned by Sid J. Braunig Rae Braunig and Alda Lots Braunig. The firm now sits at 514 Polk Street and will relocate to 612 Polk Street on August 1.
The body of Alma Alexander, 21, wife of James Alexander, who died at the family home, will be laid to rest in rites planned at M'Kinley. Family and friends attend memorial arrangements as authorities prepare funeral details.
Canyon yesterday afternoon, was sent today by the Griggs-Thompson Funeral Home to McKinley for services and burial. Mrs. Alexander was a graduate of the West Texas State Teachers College and was attending the college this term, doing post-graduate work. Besides her husband, a son, James Ashley, survives.
A sales pitch promotes the Arrow Hi Ho shirt with ivory background stripes in blue green brown or black. It claims Sanforized Shrunk permanent fit and money back guarantee. Priced at 1.98 dollars, the advert invites readers to see the shirt today.
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