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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1932
Page
8
The central control committee of the Communist Party expelled twenty members including prominent figures since the revolution. The moves target leaders accused of organizing a counterrevolutionary movement seeking dissolution of collective and state farms.
Promotes pattern 7446 by Anne Adams with a simple chic track design featuring a yoke neckline tucks and slim skirt for women. Includes order details sizes 14 to 20 and 32 to 42 price Fifteen cents for pattern and catalog combined twenty five cents.
Philadelphia dated report reveals a 1768 letter in which Benjamin Franklin describes daily cold air baths as agreeable to his constitution. He says he rises early to bathe naked for half an hour, calling it bracing or a tonic bath. J Ogden Cuthbert of Cynwyd found the letter among ancestral papers.
The 12th plenum of the Comintern concluded with a statement noting the end of the capitalist stabilization period and predicting fierce class struggles, wars and revolutions. It marked the first session since April 1931 and involved exiled figures like Leo Kameneff and Zinovieff, tied to Trotzky.
The cornerstone for the Panhandle Plains Historical Society's first museum will be laid next month on the West Texas State Teachers College campus in Canyon. Architect M. O. Carder reported to society directors, with Dr. J. A. Hill, L. F. Sheffy, and Carder named to arrange the ceremony. President T. D. Hobart will participate in the cornerstone laying.
Nacogdoches Oct 11 Seven buildings at Mt. Enterprise 23 miles north of here in Rusk County were destroyed by fire during the night with an estimated loss of 15000 dollars. Fire departments from Nacogdoches and Henderson aided and three more buildings were damaged. A theater cafe garage warehouse with three carloads of cotton seed and a grist mill burned.
Rev. John T. Sisemore of Tabernacle Baptist Church will be heard on WMBI Moody Bible Institute Chicago for a Wednesday midnight broadcast. He belongs to the Evangel Gospel male quartet taking part in the program. Delegates inspected Eagle Mountain dam in Fort Worth area as part of the Southwestern Water Works Association meeting.
The Civic Choral Club holds its first fall meeting Tuesday at 8 in the Amarillo College of Music auditorium. Any city singer may join at no cost, stated director Emil F. Myers.
The League for Defense of Freedom of the Press in Spain dissolved today due to poor attendance at its meeting. The collapse ends a brief effort to shield press freedom amid ongoing tensions in Madrid.
Substitute trustee Chas M Holt advertises sale under a 1927 deed of trust to Pan-American Life Insurance Company. Property in Wolflin Place Amatillo lot 11 block 15 to be sold at public auction November 1 1932 between 10 am and 4 pm at the Potter County courthouse for defaulted notes and taxes totaling $3717.75 plus interest and fees.
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