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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1932
Page
2
Sabin O Orgler, a Jewish mystic and teacher, will lecture free at the Amarillo auditorium Thursday at 8 30 pm on How I Met the Living God. He has preached in churches synagogues and campuses from coast to coast and discusses faith, trials, and the idea that the supernatural can be natural for believers.
Amarillo police recovered a motorist’s car after a theft report and then protected him from a subsequent confrontation. The driver claimed a friend borrowed the car. police insisted on his arrival, noting the car was retrieved and the other man jailed. Frank Gamblin, stepping in as peacemaker, recounted the tense exchange.
Col. Guy W Green evangelist Tayman of Kansas City will deliver nightly services at Central Presbyterian Church this week with a special Wednesday afternoon session for all women titled Women and the Church. He will also address Lions Club Senior High PTA insurance men Rotary Club and A B C Club on subsequent days.
Tickets go on sale Wednesday morning at City Drug Store for the Little Theater production Outward Bound. The play runs Thursday and Friday nights at 8 20 in McKinley School auditorium with Mabel Mims Louis E Barber Harold Asquith and Daisy Persons in key roles along with Rhema Phipps Aven George Pinky Vineyard Charles Wolflin Maj. C A Grover and W R Aven Jr. in supporting parts. The comedy and mystery aboard a ship explore two lovers amid a cast of varied walks of life, praised for its wit and serious writing.
President Hoover and Franklin D Roosevelt discuss the war debt situation in a private exchange. Hoover accepts the president's invitation to cooperate but gives no action commitments, stressing the responsibility lies with current executive and legislative authorities. Roosevelt plans to call the White House to arrange a conference.
Washington dispatch reports Belgium joined Britain and France in seeking relief from war debts. Ambassador Paul May delivered the Belgian government note to Secretary of State Stimson, marking a third appeal in the effort.
Fire Chief George B. Cooper and the department join Old Tack’s Goodfellows to repair thousands of toys for children in need. The unit will operate from central station city hall to collect, repair, and distribute toys despite late starts, aiming to bring joy to tots otherwise forgotten by Santa Claus.
A report by treasurer Mrs Olivia Davis shows militant affiliated groups including Girls Auxiliaries Royal Ambassadors and Sunbeams have contributed 1 029 268 this year. Of this total 389 127 funded outside causes and 703 050 supported local church work. Cooperatives received 140 096 Buckner Orphans Home 40 422 charity 38 877 Lotta Moon Christmas offering 28 739 and Baylor College debt paying and endowment campaign 19 421.
Roswell authorities probe the death of Mrs. Lowell Robinson 25 a former Post Texas teacher. Witnesses say the car plunged into 30 feet of water at Deep Lake near Roswell and was recovered hours later. Deputies believe it was suicide and an inquest was ordered. She had suffered a nervous breakdown while teaching at Post this fall.
The poem argues cities attract workers while wealth and status fail to cure grief. It urges a shift from the money standard to living simply and kindly, embracing a friendlier life. Reprinted from a 1932 copyright.
Charles V. Winn of Pasadena, board member of The First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston, will deliver a free lecture on Christian Science Friday at 8 in the High School Auditorium. Public invited. Lecture sponsored by First Church of Christ Scientist, Amarillo.
Kansas City markets report hogs and cattle with lower near terms and steady to higher later as buyers and sellers adjust. Cotton in New Orleans opened quiet and easier on Liverpool cable weakness, then rallied on short covering and trade buying despite October consumption rising to 602,244 bales.
Wilmington Delaware November 15 Negotiations to settle the government anti trust suit against Radio Corporation and others led to a postponement of hearings to next Monday Judge John P Shields heard no details on settlement proposals from defendants The suit has been pending more than two years Defendants include RCA General Electric American Telephone Western Electric Westinghouse and associated firms plus several RCA subsidiaries and Nations Broadcasting Co
News from Tokio reports the Japanese campaign to crush Chinese forces under Gen Su Ping Wen between Anganchi and Manchuli on the western Chinese Eastern Railway is forecast to endanger about 100 Japanese captives at Manchuria. Japanese Consul Yamazaki is among the prisoners taken September 27. Women and children were among refugees at foreign consulates, but many were moved into Soviet territory via Russian officials.
Troubled mother seeking an audiphone will call Globe News seeking Miss Howell. Miss Delynn Pancher of Logan New Mexico owns two old coins, an 1858 half dime and an 1847 half dime, and asks for their value.
London reports expected American approval of postponing European war debt payments as European statesmen push disarmament offers in exchange for debt revision. Diplomats anticipate breakthroughs in December including a France Italy accord on London naval treaty provisions and Germany’s return to the Geneva disarmament conference.
Mrs Claude De Van Watts state president of the Woman's Temperance Union declared in Austin that the group will advance in the battle against beer propaganda and work to save the Dean law from legislative attack. She pledged stamina and cited statistics to counter claims that beer would boost Texas employment.
Tokyo reports government relief efforts after a Northeastern Japan typhoon left 26 dead and 22 missing. Six provinces were affected with 6,050 houses destroyed and 42,495 inundated as authorities mobilize aid for hundreds made homeless.
A basement fire at the Lou-Ell apartments forced about 300 occupants including men women and children into the street. The blaze swept the first two floors rapidly leaving sleeping residents nearly trapped. City commission meeting set for Tuesday night was canceled due to lack of scheduled items. City manager C H Winterhaler was in Denver on business and expected back late in the week.
Exiled Soviet leader Leon Trotsky, long based on Prinkipo Island since February 1929, departed today for Copenhagen. Officials gave no reasons for the trip. Also noted, a far second item mentions the Indian tiger's large size, described as over 10 feet long and weighing 550 to 650 pounds.
Fred Munro, veteran Los Angeles pilot, forced to land his "robot" plane after 37 hours 15 minutes aloft, less than an hour from the solo endurance record. The 38 hours 52 minutes mark set by Vernon Speich at Long Beach stands. The ship lacked fuel and could not contact the refueling aircraft after seven prior attempts. The craft features stabilizers allowing the pilot to climb onto the wings while maintaining course.
Census Bureau data show October cotton use at 502,244 bales of lint and 57,955 of linters. This compares with 491,655 lint and 61,308 linters in September this year and 461,023 lint and 62,315 linters in October last year.
Army board of inquiry probes Miller Field blast that killed a civilian employee and wounded five soldiers as they searched for a submerged gasoline tank leak. A preliminary survey suggests fumes ignited. Japan opens its first agricultural museum.
The forecast shows rain turning to snow within 24 hours and much colder temperatures. New York reports balmy 31 to 52 degrees today but expects snow and rain as the cold spell spreads. Ohio Kentucky Maryland and Pennsylvania are in line for snow and colder conditions, while the eastern coast braces for rain and low temperatures. Washington remains clear and brisk at 47 degrees as Chicago endures near freezing amid the cold wave.
Dr. Robert H. Beattie, who supplied Central Presbyterian Church Amarillo for four months in 1928, has died. Telegrams to Amarillo friends say he passed away after a short illness in Ithaca, New York. Services were set for Wednesday at New Hurley Church near Newburgh. Beattie had come from Ithaca to cover for Dr. R. Thomsen while the Amarillo pastor was abroad.
Mrs Browney was arrested by Sheriff Lowe and Mr Anderson and brought to jail where she signed a statement admitting her plot to kill her husband for insurance. The investigation climaxed about 2 AM. Murder charges were filed. An examining hearing will be held by Justice T B Bevil, date pending. Funeral services were held for Browney, 62.
Total resources of 6,085 reporting national banks in the continental United States Alaska and Hawaii on Sept 30 amounted to 22,565,995,000 Acting Comptroller of the Currency F G Awartan announced today. This figure, representing condition on the date of the call for statements, shows an increase of 198,284,000 since June 30 but a decline of 3,180,069,000 from September last year.
Mrs. Riley Dollar, 43, wife of a mill worker, confessed to shooting and killing three of her five children Warren 12 Daphine 5 and Bara 7 at Burlington North Carolina. She surrendered to a policeman and handed over the revolver in a paper sack. The incident follows her claims of ill treatment by her husband.
The parents of 10 year old Paul Marciante renewed hope after receiving a note and a package. Police kept contents private and sent the items to Carmel, New York, by messenger following delivery to the home.
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