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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1932
Page
10
The Panhandle Osteopathic 5 Percent monthly fee will be discussed Wednesday night at Amarillo General Hospital. Clinical and operative cases will be considered. The program is in charge of Dr. Ralph J. Moore.
The ICC ordered nine state railroad commissions to permit increases in interstate freight rates after a 15 per cent rate case ruling. Some states had failed to allow surcharges, and the ICC found this prejudicial to interstate commerce. The move could boost rail revenues by about 1.88 million dollars annually. Taxing intra state rates, Arkansas Idaho Kentucky Louisiana Montana Nebraska Oklahoma Texas Utah faced losses totaling tens of thousands in the cited states. The Texas products affected are lightweight carload traffic and gasoline in tank carloads.
A vintage health ad promises rapid fat loss for women using Kruschen Salts with a morning dose before breakfast. It claims energy, clearer skin, and brighter eyes after four weeks, urging purchase at Fox Drug Co and similar General drugstores.
Announcement by T M Bruner of United Realty Co states the sale of the A E Loomis Apartment Building at 400 West Tenth Avenue to J W Yeakel. Value set at 40000 dollars. Yeakel already owns city property involved in the deal. The building includes eight furnished apartments and retail shops. Mr and Mrs Yeakel have moved in and will manage the property as it is fully rented.
Mrs Roach, an Amarillo bridge teacher, answers readers questions on bidding and responses. Clarifies when to bid three spades, responses to forcing two bids, handling intervening bids, and rules for changing bids with misstatements during play.
A brief note discusses issues in bidding and play strategies. Letters to the Globe address column submissions for expert analysis and theoretical discussions.
Paul F Jahncke brother of Ernest Lee Jahncke assistant secretary of the navy was fined 100 or 30 days for assault on Nolan Maurin in a New Orleans high society feud. His son Edward Jahncke was fined 50 or 30 days and Denton Wilmot 75 or 30 days.
In International Falls Minnesota Carl Lang 17 of Indus shot and killed Amos Snyder 20 of Indus while hunting on the Minnesota side of the border near Emo Ontario. Lang then killed himself with a rifle in remorse after discovering Snyder was dead. Colin Kennedy 18 fellow hunter summoned a doctor and found Lang with a self inflicted wound in the forehead.
Thomas campaigning for President on the Socialist ticket with League of Independent Political Action backing will speak at least twice in Texas this week in Dallas and Houston. Amarillo may be added but no response has come. a pre arranged schedule may keep him out. Backers in Amarillo are small and unorganized yet cite polls showing Thomas gaining support compared with Hoover and Roosevelt this year.
The American Legion home in the Municipal Auditorium hosts a bridge and dancing party for Hanson Post members and the Auxiliary. The regular semi monthly meeting begins at 8 o clock with J C Holman chairing the special committee.
Local business leaders voted to send committees to Panhandle and South Plains cities to organize a broader Share-the-Work drive. Walter Barlow chairs the effort with E. W. Hardin Panhandle district chairman, referencing President Hoover’s plan to cut hours and establish five day weeks to alleviate unemployment.
A readable fragment lists individuals including Thompson W L Day A E Meyer Jess Rogers Guy Sanders W F P Starks Ross D Rogers c 8 Makeig R B Norman Frank Butler and Mason King as part of a historical directory or notice.
Last rites for W H Dunivan 67 who died Saturday at his Pleasant Valley home were conducted Monday afternoon with Rev Er B Fincher of Ellwood Park Presbyterian Church in charge. Burial was Llano Cemetery. Surviving are his widow eight sons and six daughters.
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