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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1932
Page
2
A Northwest Texas column urges calm between Amarillo College and Texas Tech after recent clashes. The writer condemns sensationalized sports journalism and calls for quiet, constructive dialogue between coaches and school authorities to preserve athletic ties and regional loyalty.
Amarillo crowds will see Black Mask Players present Two hours with Ann at the high school auditorium Friday night at 8 30. Tickets at popular prices sold at the entrance. The comedy centers on an American newspaper woman in England who falls for a young English author and the Hargraves family scheme to rescue him from a loveless marriage.
In Illinois speech President Hoover defends his farm relief stance and criticizes Roosevelt for a vague plan. He reiterates 12 policies from Des Moines and condemns the proposal as an escape from concrete action. Hoover notes Roosevelt has not disclosed funding or methods and accuses him of avoiding debate.
News brief notes U S crude oil production for September at 65 036000 barrels with a higher daily average by 32000 barrels versus August. Local oddities follow as Glenn Hopkins visits from Hemphill county and armadillo sightings spark jokes about neighbors, deer hunting, and practical jokes.
In Plainview area old timers gather for a museum centennial style ceremony to lay the cornerstone of a pioneer monument. Speakers include J A Hill and J O Gulekie, with Masons named from Texas towns. A barbecue follows, then a Buffaloes vs Sul Ross Laboes football game as part of a homecoming.
Bullington broadcasts from WDAG and KGRS at 8.00. He speaks in Dalhart at 11.00 Saturday morning and visits Hartley Dumas Borger Canyon before a Saturday night Amarillo rest period. Monday's route includes White Deer Pampa Clarendon Hedley Memphis Estelline Childress and Judge Hoover spokes in Amarillo. Underwood Stalcup & others campaign in Groom Alanreed McLean Shamrock Wellington.
Bandits' Texas license issued at Dumas. A loose pursuing group, many unarmed, closed within sight of the fleeing bandits as Ferol Smith and Milt Stansel trailed the bandit car with Burns still a prisoner. The cashier was released seven miles southwest. The bandits fired five or six shots at the pursuing car.
A long appeal from a man who has lived in Amarillo for over 30 years seeks a chance at work. He writes that without employment he cannot secure shelter or food and asks Tack for help or guidance. The letter appears in the Letters section, aiming to reach local readers for assistance.
Amarillo will observe Armistice Day with two services. A Sunday night city-wide devotional at Municipal Auditorium features Dr. Pat M. Neff, Baylor University president and former Texas governor. A Friday parade, football game at Butler Field, and a dance close the celebrations.
Governor Sterling urged Texas lawmakers to empower the railroad commission to consider market demand and economic waste in oil field proration. He warned a grave crisis looms as conservation laws must be amended to curb disorderly production and protect state revenue. Senator Oliver C. Cunningham chosen Senate president pro tem for the special session.
Dr Caso, resuming excavations at the Oaxaca site, orders careful entry of a new tomb as he works toward solving the mystery of Indian races. He believes the great white mountain area along Oaxaca may hold more than 300 tombs, with only a dozen opened so far and several shrines sealed. Some tombs show signs of vandalism, blamed on conquistadors seeking gold, but vegetation and soil deposits may have protected many stone sepulchres.
Rosalie Endsley aged 13 who vanished from 718 North Arthur Street was located in Wichita Falls. Amarillo police reported holding her for relatives after Wichita Falls notified them. She stayed in Amarillo with a friend until Monday. England and Wales population note appears unrelated.
Ballot aides listed for 16 precincts with JP, clerk, and supervisor positions. A petition supporters argue for a homestead exemption amendment and to reduce irregularities, noting nine amendments possible and staff limits. Some precincts 4,5,7,20 remain blank. officials named include Maurice Ziv, Steve Ridings, Dan McGrath, E L Coggin, and others.
In a speech, Roosevelt counters the Republican approach insisting the American system should avoid mixing foreign and domestic interests. He condemns inviting foreign trade on one side while waging an economic war on the other and rejects mixing divergent economic models. The talk also notes Young focusing on foreign policy, tariff, and a so called campaign of fear.
The text describes Ferguson as a lobbyist for special interests amid an oil industry crisis. It notes a Democratic pledge that voters were not bound when honest candidates were not in the field, and records Orville Bullington urging East Texas voters to choose the best nominee rather than a specific party representative in a Rusk County audience.
Kansas City hogs and cattle markets report firming prices on select classes with high totals and mixed cattle gains. New Orleans cotton opens steady with early gains on December and March contracts amid election and crop report anticipation.
An old grandpa reflects on his only remaining useful role telling children stories while a market report notes wheat gains, private crop estimates, and a rally in stocks. The piece blends sentimental verse with a New York stock letter summary of Nov 4, 1932 activity and reactions to prohibition shifts.
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