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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1932
Page
14
Anne Adams highlights a frock with novel scarf treatment and puffed sleeves. Pattern 2303 available in sizes 14 to 20 and 32 to 42, requires specific yardage, with illustrated sewing instructions. Catalog price 15 cents, combined catalog and pattern 25 cents from Amarillo Globe Pattern Department.
The 13th annual American Petroleum Institute convention ended in Houston with Chicago chosen to host the 1933 gathering on October 24 to 26 to coincide with the world's fair. A dispute looms over whether W R Boyd Jr of New York will remain executive vice president. no statement issued. C B Ames of Oklahoma City involved in the closing remarks.
The new president will resign his vice presidency of the Texas corporation to commit full attention to the institute work, as announced.
In Manchester Connecticut on November 18 a postal service job demands lifting a 125 pound sandbag. Fifty men tested, forty nine quit, and the final applicant gave up after lifting to his shoulders. The story ends with a call to join the Red Cross and support mercy.
Five defendants face trial Monday in 47th District Court before Judge Henry Bishop. Hilton Patton is charged with driving while intoxicated. Bob Betty and John K. McDaniel faces burglary and theft felonies respectively. Cat Homer and Guy Agoes are named in theft and liquor law cases. Several other cases were unsettled or postponed for witness or warrant issues. The grand jury returned to session Friday.
The Rev S Althea Berrie is convicted of poisoning his first wife and given life imprisonment in a Muskogee County court. He had married Ida Bess Bright within weeks of the death and previously led the Muskogee Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
Amarillo Texas announces a 2 PM November 30 1932 public hearing before the Board of Appeals in the Council Chamber to consider R D Jones application to build a retail store at 1620 S Taylor Street The Building Inspector refused the permit citing non conforming use in the apartment district City Secretary Leverne Calhoun notes details dated November 17 1932
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