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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1938
Page
9
Serenees t night hosts the Ninth Annual Musicians Ball at the Nat Dixie Dice and Sons of the West assist with specialty numbers. It’s billed as a battle of music with a public invitation at fifty cents a person.
The report spots swimming and tennis at the Country Club with new suits seen by Virginia Perdue and Hope Backenstoce among others. Harry Owens drives Hawaiian music revival and stars in Cocoanut Grove. Gregory Ratoff signs autographs at Ellis Island as crowds surge.
Weekend travels include Mrs. Pearl Caldwell in McLean and Mrs. Lennis Beyer visiting her sister in Waynoka. Airlines notes list several personnel moves to major cities. A Sacred Heart Altar Society card party is set at Cathedral Hall with games, prizes, and candy. reservations via phone. Hospital updates report several patients and operations in Canyon and Amarillo.
Akron mayor and labor leaders faced off as Goodyear Tire and Rubber prepares to resume operations amid a United Rubber Workers strike. Frank Grillo of the CIO union vowed non stoppage, while Mayor Lee D. Schroy banned mass picketing.
Courthouse records list property transfers including M. N. Twadden et ux to Austin 52 53 BG&M-5 and several others with specific lots and blocks. mineral and royalty conveyances via Fred Fuqua to various parties. multiple stock registrations and marriage licenses including Boyd Cagle Breeding with Mary Ellen Turner and Arley Hunter with Geneva Patton. The segment notes Plemons and BS&P designations and references to Sec and bik designations.
Three youths were held after a hotel clerk died from injuries in Idabel Oklahoma. Night Marshal Frank Stafford said the men beat Ed ward Fooshee with a whisky bottle when he refused them liquor. Fooshee died hours later from head injuries.
A small twister with heavy rain and hail struck Quapaw Oklahoma and reached into Arkansas Missouri and Kansas. Fifty families in Hockenville Oxla found shelter in a Baptist Church after roofs were smashed by hail.
Fooshee denied having liquor and refused to obtain it for three people. A scuffle erupted when Fooshee moved toward a telephone to call police, according to Stafford.
A permanent police guard has been placed at a railway point near Phili popolis after three women and four men committed suicide by jumping in front of trains within two months.
Senate Leader Barkley expressed confidence that Congress will adjourn by June 11. He said the relief bill should pass in the Senate by midweek, leaving only a wage hour compromise and a deficiency appropriation to finalize. Administration aides reportedly abandon the government reorganization bill for this session. Memorial Day recess held as Senate plans to vote on amendments to the $3 million relief and public works bill upon reconvening.
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