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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1932
Page
3
Austin reports pardons will be a major topic in this year's Texas campaign as Gov. Ross Sterling expands a general parole policy. The law envisions review of each convict record, with good time credits and potential pardon or parole actions guided by the board and the governor.
The body of Edgar R Nichols a 47 year old Rock Island engineer who died in a Denver hospital Tuesday afternoon arrived here at 615 am and is held in state at Griggs Chapel where it will remain until Thursday night
The American Legion sponsored big horned toad derby in Amarillo gathers entries from multiple clubs and sponsors. Trainers include Theo Pitchios and G C King with entries tied to local businesses like Red Wing Washing Powder and Golden Bear Cafe as fans await updates in the News-Globe.
The body will be sent to Arkansas City Kansas for burial. Mr Nichols traveled to Denver two weeks ago on a business trip. Surviving are his widow and two sons Ralph and Ray Nichols both of Arkansas City. He was a member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.
New Orleans sits in a natural bowl with no outlet for rain water to flow by gravity to the Mississippi. The city operates 16 pumps removing 60 000 cubic feet of storm water every minute of the day.
Under doctor s orders to refrain from preaching for an extended time evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton of Angelus Temple was secluded today. She recently underwent a blood transfusion for a condition described as secondary anemia diagnosed by her physician Dr. C Mackenzie Jones.
O R Gable of Lubbock has invented a table game called barricades resembling shuffleboard. Players shoot wooden discs to marked spots on a glass enclosed board with certain colors scoring more. The first model operates locally and a patent application has been filed.
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