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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1932
Page
5
New York March 7 Mrs Delia Budd recalls the Lindberghs case as she holds hope the abductors of Grace Budd will show more mercy than dogs. Grace vanished June 3 1928 after leaving for a party with a stranger. Despite nationwide police efforts two men were briefly detained then released.
Hopewell residents share theories on the Lindbergh kidnaping. Magistrate Edward R. Whitehead suspects professionals staged a smokescreen with a $50 000 payoff and a rough ladder. Dr. George Van Neste believes the child is alive nearby. Local figures offer varied guesses from dope fiends to outsiders while some dismiss inside jobs.
President Hoover urged nationwide action against hoarding during a radio address from the White House urging citizens to release hoarded money. He spoke with support from Anti-Hoarding director Col Frank Knox and Treasury Secretary Mills, among others, at Chicago headquarters.
Charles G. Dawes head of the reconstruction corporation spoke in a Washington hotel outlining plans and urging support for wartime economic stabilization and postwar policy measures.
Helsinki Finland March 7 The fascist revolt in Finland ended today. Leaders including General Marti Wallenius were arrested and turned over to Helsingfors police after surrendering at Mantsala, 25 miles from the capital. The rebels had threatened to march on Helsinki to oust communists from government positions.
John Philip Sousa lies in state in Washington at the start of his funeral rites. The famed bandmaster and composer died in Reading Pennsylvania after a concert tour. Burial will be Thursday at Congressional Cemetery. Sousa led the Marine Band and directed the Great Lakes Naval Training Station Band during World War I.
Reports from friends at the capital described the individual as in failing health and prone to heart attacks during that period, highlighting concern over his condition.
After two of Houston's most popular night clubs were raided during peak hours four men connected with the ventures faced charges. Police reported disturbances at the venues and seized evidence as part of an ongoing investigation into illegal activities.
Federal agents raided the Old Town Cafe and Kaphan's Sea Food Resort, charging August Boysen manager R E B Gassoway floor manager Frank Purdy cashier and Ely Kaphan proprietor with possession of liquor and maintenance of a nuisance. Small liquor taken from guests and confiscation of ginger ale stocks noted. no liquor found in club stocks.
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