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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1934
Page
2
Charlies F. Smith heads to Amarillo to launch Cub Scouting plans with meetings at the Senior High School auditorium and Central Presbyterian Church. West Texas relief debates draw in local leaders as the drought and politics amid calls for federal aid frame the discussion.
Dear Tack will you please help a lady in distress Two young men accidentally or otherwise carried away a book from 402 Oliver Eakle Build See TACK LETTERS Page 1J.
Tomorrow at 10 o clock Most Reverend A J Crossaerts will lead installation ceremonies in the Cathedral. A clergy banquet follows at 1 at the Herring Hotel with afternoon tours of Amarillo by the entertainment committee. Thursday evening civic banquet and reception at the Amarillo Country Club. Bishop Lucey, a native Californian, is among few native Americans elevated to this high church office. The party arriving from the West Coast includes bishops Cantwell and Schuler, monsignors Fuhr and Dolan, and many reverends and sisters. Miss May Lucey, the Bishop’s sister, also participates.
A young girl abducted near Tucson is found and reunited with her mother. She recalls being kept in a pit with a mattress and sacks as she describes bruised ankles, chained restraints, cold nights, and a dazed state before authorities recover her and deliver her to Bernabe Robles in Tucson.
Delegates from Royal Neighbors of America chapters in Berger Whittenberg Claude Pampa Panhandle and Amarillo gathered in Amarillo for a district convention. Eva Huskey Greenville state supervising deputy will be principal speaker at the I O O F Hall. Luncheon featured Rev. Huckabee Judge Bishop and Mrs Huskey. sessions and a school of instruction followed, with a musical program at First Christian Church that night.
Dorothy Jean Bosley four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs C E Bosley of 1520 North Garfield Street died at Northwest Texas Hospital at 12 30 this morning brother died here on May 5. Survived by parents four brothers Clifford Weldon Clarence Jarrell and Glenna a sister Funeral services will be held at Boxwell Brothers Chapel at 3 oclock Wednesday afternoon conducted by Rev E R Foster with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery
A father, caring through years, offers his three children aged seven, nine, and eleven to kind families. Miss Simpler describes them as good and intelligent and hopes they stay together or in nearby farms or ranch homes with proper care and schooling. Interested parties may contact her at the courthouse.
The President warns that balancing the 1936 budget depends on higher taxes. He cites emergency spending through 1934-35, notes the $3.166 billion fund, and outlines Civilian Conservation Corps and Civil Works roles while flagging slower expenditure and continued public works in 1935.
A cryptic telegraph blank letter signed with a cross and the name Clyde hints at Hamilton's role in the Eastham prison farm escape. Police Identification Bureau head Douglas Walsh confirms the left thumb print as that of the desperado. The note mentions Major Crowson’s fatal wounding and carries a Mother’s Day stamp.
Jimmy Kirk Loretta Woody and Joan Burke arrested as armed forces raid the arroyo edge hideout. Roy Williams captured Larry Kerrigan later. Gettle found bound in a drained room. Sheriff Biscailuz and DA Baron Fitts pledge life terms for all involved. Gettle returns home to a tearful reunion. Gettle abducted from Arcadia estate after party celebrating new pool.
After 19 days in a hole a child named June Robles was freed when a key hidden on tin was found and used to unlock chains. The crowd cheered as her mother and father reunited and authorities pursued the abductors and the letter sender.
A man recounts being abducted after pulling a wallet with a deputy sheriff badge from his pants. He describes being tied, blindfolded, shoved into a car, transported to a prison house, restrained on a bed, fed, and reassured that his captors did not want to hurt him.
Markets show mixed moves with cattle and hogs steady to higher in Kansas City, while New Orleans cotton trades cautiously. Hog prices top at 3.40 per pound for select weights. cattle and vealers show varied but solid demand. cotton advances midday on weather and crop progress signals before easing in late session.
J F Werling credits his grandmother and the Udga Treatment for relief from stomach ulcers and related symptoms. The ad claims 54 169 letters praise Udga and offers a trial with money back guarantee through City Drug Stores.
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