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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1932
Page
3
A Joinder drive by Allied Campaigners aims to form a 1000 plus local Allied Citizens unit here to support the 18th Amendment. Dr Daniel A Poling and Judge J W Crudgington outline a national plan to enroll 2,000,000 voters by June, with units spreading to 587 cities and towns.
Youth groups led by Robert C. Ropp join Allied Campaigners in a new activity described by Allied Forces for Prohibition officers as a supplement to existing work. The effort aims to unite supporters of the 18th amendment on a single front without replacing current organizations.
Austin March 22. Wholesale and retail distribution of Texas products discussed by industrial experts at the second session of a business planning conference. Speakers included E. L. Tutt W. F. Talbot O E Radford W. T. Ladd Frank M Surface and Leopold Meyer. Gov. Ross S. Sterling and W L Clayton noted that expanding home manufacture is key to economic security.
President Benedict told a Texas conference that chewing gum and the University of Texas cost citizens the same amount of money. He estimated automobiles cost Americans over four times as much as education and tobacco twice as much.
Organizers in San Antonio report a national Garner for President group created to back John N Garner. Dallas named state headquarters with Silliman Evans as publicity director. Walter Woodul selected state chairman. Sam Rayburn remains national chair but will not press the effort while Garner is not an avowed candidate.
A city report shows Amarillo water sales up $3 403 01 over ten and a half months ending February 29 with February sales down 2 274 46 while operating expenses fell 14 025 88. February daily consumption hit a new low 2 628 000 gallons and monthly 61 478 000. Surplus balance rose by 7 955 03 to 29 263 50 after fixed charges and depreciation 53 182 50. Electrical power costs for the year to February 29 fell 14 433 80.
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