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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1931
Page
3
Two Evanston policemen halted Miss Dians Hendrys, 25, a stenographer, and her escort O. W. Nelson late last night for erratic weaving driving. Officers pressed for explanation while she remained in custody.
Police Chief Claude Trammell’s raid leaked 1,000 pints of beer over the weekend. Twenty five people were jailed and 35 percent of a batch of whisky was held as evidence against ten known bootleggers. Since May 1 the new regime has seen over 25,000 pints pass through Dallas.
President Hoover endorses a broad cutting drive aimed at saving tens of millions of dollars. Post Office savings of about 38 million this year reduce an 843 million appropriation, with further targets in interior, treasury, and justice. Officials anticipate revenue shortfalls and a projected deficit, while tax system revision is urged to offset declines.
Mrs Agnes Lyne argues parents should shape a child's response to conflict by psychology not abstract ethics. Boys need a fighting spirit to avoid humiliation yet should learn to settle small disputes through dialogue and compromise.
Gar rett Talley 16 of Clarksville died after a horse kicked him in the chest during a rodeo demonstration at a Feldbauer or nearby venue five miles north of Honey Grove Texas. Talley died instantly and is survived by his parents and two sisters.
Phyllis Fishback’s constant violin playing at night disturbed his wife, who sued for divorce. Judge Halley ruled the music crude mental cruelty and granted her divorce plus alimony.
Gill Mattox reported his canvas bag containing 420 dollars vanished after his cow Bossy ate it. The cow was killed and 70 dollars was recovered from the animal’s stomach, while the rest was digested along with the cow, leaving Mattox without the money or the animal’s value.
Honor was paid to Dr. Samuel Palmer Brooks late president of Baylor University at a memorial service at the First Baptist Church in Waco. Baylor trustees and students eulogized the noted educator as members of all denominations attended.
Readers are invited to send 15 cents in silver or stamps for the Summer 1931 Up-To-Date Book of Fashions. Address orders to News and Globe at 11 17 Sterling Place Brooklyn New York for the publication.
W E Hughes a 31 year old grocer manager was critically injured in a shotgun discharge while hunting. The weapon fired as Jack Talkington 28 placed it in a scabbard. C B Reich provided blood for a transfusion.
Waco May 25 The annual meetings here July 7 8 and 9 of the Texas branch United National Association of Post Office Clerks Texas Rural Letter Carriers Association and the Texas division National Association of Postal Supervisors have been arranged.
In a drunken altercation two officers restrained a woman while Nelson was helped to the station. She attempted suicide by cutting wrists with glass shards after being booked for driving while intoxicated, tearing a mirror from the wall in a cell.
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