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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1932
Page
2
A critic rails at Congress over pay rolls, disability pensions, and large appropriations aimed at voters. The piece argues politicians buy votes with wartime and civilian widow pensions while neglecting taxpayers and reform. It cites English budget balance as a contrast.
Shriners and Rotarians plan a joint Lubbock visit with a bus trip. Buses depart Shrine Temple at 8 15 am Wednesday with return options for those seeking the Lubbock dance. Round trip fare remains 2 50, and all special train bookings will be honored.
An all night downpour in Big Spring caused track washout on the Texas and Pacific line delaying traffic for several hours. Six hundred feet of track at the east edge of Big Spring and a small bridge near Coahoma were swept away by the floodwaters.
Potter County representative J. Guicke receives a letter from Will H. Mayes of the Texas Centennial Committee urging May 30 Memorial Day observance in Texas. The suggestion includes a statewide sermon in churches on the preceding Sunday and offers historical materials on request from the Austin office.
Newark flyer Lou T. Reichers postpones Paris flight plans for several days after the Doumer assassination. He may carry a wreath for President Hoover to present at M. Doumer's grave, if permitted.
The heavyweight showdown between Mickey Walker and Johnny Risko was postponed due to a crowded schedule. Walker hopes to meet Risko later while apologizing for the delay.
Dear Tack, readers discuss Washington lawmakers and the solders bonus bill proposing two billion full legal tender treasury notes. The letter reflects public concern over issuing new currency and the effect on the economy.
Ben McDonald faced trial in district court on a charge of driving while intoxicated. The case stems from a March 30 collision at Second Avenue and Buchanan Street involving a nitroglycerin truck he was driving. no nitroglycerin was in the car at the time.
Amarillo will bid against Big Spring and Mineral Wells for the 1933 West Texas Chamber of Commerce convention. Local leaders say larger delegations boost chances, with Wilbur C. Hawk pledging support. Residents planning Sweetwater attendance should notify Mason King at the Chamber. Amarillo plans include a Home Town Speaking contest with a $100 prize and a university scholarship. several Senior High School students were interviewed for entry.
A critique argues that heavy taxes on tickets would cripple the moving picture industry, harming an American export and joy source. The piece links stock market softness to wage cuts, and notes Japan’s Ni tone and anti immigration policy while urging tolerance for Malta’s language rights amid European tensions.
Amarillo College Balladettes earned second prize in a Texas Federation of Music Clubs statewide contest held last Saturday. Baylor University choir claimed the top prize in the event.
Prominent grain men are set to address the Panhandle Grain Dealers Association in an annual session in the city. Frank Theis of the Kansas City Board of Trade and W. N. Martin of Vernon will speak on crop reports markets and traffic legislation. Activities include a golf tournament a banquet a dance and a wives breakfast with sessions at the Municipal Auditorium and headquarters at the Herring Hotel.
U S court rejected the plea, with defendants given one year and one day in the Chillicothe Ohio reformatory. Four men linked to a Lawton Oklahoma to Amarillo liquor theft and sale were sentenced or pleaded guilty. Wallace Partlow formerly of Colorado received a $500 liquor fine. Jose Gonzales a Mexican resident of Amarillo drew 30 days and a $500 fine with six months suspended for liquor possession and sale. Roy Payne a Moore Hotel porter admitted to two liquor sale charges and two possession charges, with jail time and suspensions ordered.
Amarillo attorney for George Fox will seek a third new trial after his robbery conviction in criminal district court. Fox has faced three trials on the charge, earning a retrial twice, with a 25 year sentence imposed over a year ago and a hung jury in the second trial. The case involved Fox, his wife Nona, and Richard Smith in an alleged robbery from James McVeigh, a sailor.
A Chamber of Commerce special committee examined an odd job relief plan in session at the chamber office. Members R. C. Martini Dwight Newby and Roy Cullum reviewed similar programs in other cities as satisfactory. H. W. Galbraith attended. findings will be reported to directors for action.
Texas Railroad Commission approves five gas saving rules to take effect May 15 targeting Moore Potter Hutchinson Gray Carson and Wheeler counties. One rule requires wells producing gas to be closed in until gas can be utilized for authorized purposes, aiming to save 150 million cubic feet daily.
Proceeds from a box supper to be held at 8 o'clock Thursday night at Tenth Avenue Methodist Church by the young people's department will fund delegates to the organization assembly in Abilene in June.
A tornado struck the prison at Mymensingh in Bengal killing 22 guards and prisoners and releasing about 200 inmates. Armed police hunted the escapees as about 100 people were injured and the prison complex plus auxiliary buildings were largely destroyed.
United States Steel Corporation reports April unfilled orders fall by 145,487 tons to 2,326,926 tons, signaling a new low record. The release documents April data.
Wheat and oats prices shown for No.1 hard and barley. Cattle hogs and lambs reported with bid ranges and declines. New Orleans cotton opened easier then rallied. New York stock letter notes slight gains as oils stay firm and several majors advance while U.S. Steel lags.
Stomach ulcer sufferer W H Pratt of Cumminsville Nebraska reports rapid relief after using Von's Pink Tablets. He says soreness disappeared and he could eat normally and work again. Hundreds of others report similar gains with quick relief and no diet or operation. Free booklet offered by Omaha Von Co 668 Keeline Bldg Omaha. ae advo
A list of hardware companies and depots across Texas and New Mexico appears, naming Dupont finishes and numerous local dealers. Firms include Teague Canadian H C Kerrow Sons Clarendon Barry Hardware Co Pioneer Hdwe Co Wellington R W Isaacs Stones Clayton Pampexes Thomas Hdwe Co Texico Ena Hdwe Co Canyon Jones Hdwe Meadow Renzo Hdw Hereford Ernest Lee Post Thompson Bros Hedley Panhandle Hdwe & Furn Co White Deer Blackwell Hdw Co Frians Nislars Lubbock Phillips Bon Dumas J B Sledge Hdwe Co Portales N M.
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