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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1937
Page
5
Local notes list residents at Lucerne Apartments, KGNC staffer Hazel Ridley visiting Springfield, and plans to attend Tyler Rose Festival. Hospital updates from Northwest Texas include major operations and recoveries for multiple residents. Also notes travel by residents to Dallas, Albuquerque, Los Angeles, and other cities, plus gift shopping and social group activities.
Fort Wayne story about Thomas Gore, a professional musician who started a nursery after finding music calms children. He and his wife care for a fluctuating mix of boarding and day children, while Gore still plays the saxophone and clarinet to keep the youngsters quiet.
Plans for a coffer in Parish A at the Amarillo Hotel lead a list of social and business visits. Harold McIntyre and V. K. McCaskill dine together. Paul Whiteman dance at the Nat. Hardy Ellis and Curtis Bell purchase homes on Florida Street. Lynn of Southland Life, William Klein on Denver trip, and Leroy Byrd with Harold Randall on Memphis business. Also mentions Mary and Mary Margaret Cafe, West Texas Exes picnic October 17 at Jack Hall's ranch, Sid Claiborne in Amarillo, Irene Graber and Gladys Brittain traveling to Muttsinson Kansas. Dorothea Blair to visit Borger. notes on warm clothes for children and weekend plans with family.
Fort Worth detectives and firemen probed the charred frame house ruins for the origin of a blaze that killed 46 year old Ben L. Bell a retired Fort Worth contractor and Spanish American War veteran. Two school boys watched Bell struggle toward the door as he collapsed and died before emergency crews reached him.
Washington officials anticipate Congress will be asked to clarify and broaden social security measures next year. Board research under way could influence proposals on higher and earlier benefits, extended widow and orphan support, and disability coverage. Executive director Frank Bane says simplification and cost savings are being pursued for possible legislation at the next session.
Governor James V. Allred's radio address on the legislative situation was postponed due to a relapse from influenza illness. The speech, set for tonight from a Texas hook-up with San Antonio, was cancelled as the governor remains ill.
Fire and smoke wrecked Mack Taylor Wholesale Drug Co in Wichita Falls causing about 150000 dollars in damage near police headquarters. Flames toppled telephone poles, crippling police communications as prisoners were moved for safety and cash was retrieved from a liquor cabinet by owner Taylor during the blaze.
District Judge Sam Russell has set October 25 for a hearing on an injunction against Palo Pinto County commissioners seeking to nullify the October 2 election in which residents voted 151 for legalized beer. The petition claims the election was illegal on three counts including the petition, order and ballot. County officials were ordered to show cause why the injunction should not be granted.
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