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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1932

Page

6

Union meeting brief with speakers and notices

Tuesday evening's Central Labor Union session was brief with a strong talk by George Taylor of the Bricklayers Union. A Community Chest invitation was extended for a speaker next Tuesday. Carpenters Union meetings and Ladies Auxiliary notes, plus updates on unemployment and local activities, are included along with miscellaneous humor items and local notices.

Central Labor Union George Taylor Bricklayers Union Community Chest

Labor urges voter registration for 1932 election

The Labor joins with the American Federation of Labor urging every member to register their will at the ballot box for the November 8 1932 election. The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen consolidates El Paso lodges into Number 80 meeting twice monthly. A silver half dime was dropped in an Oklahoma Sunday school plate and sent to the state treasurer for valuation. The coin’s value was reported. The piece critiques wage cuts arguing higher wages boost purchasing power and better times follow when wages rise.

Labor American Federation of Labor The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen el Paso Oklahoma

New LA Mexico Air Service Scheduled

American Airways announced a new one day Los Angeles to Mexico City service starting October 20. Flights will depart Los Angeles on Sundays Tuesdays and Thursdays for passenger mail and express freight.

New Los Angeles-Mexico Los Angeles Mexico City American Airways

G. O. P. Planes to Link El Paso and Mexico City Flight

The party will depart El Paso at 4 40 P M and join Aerovyais Centrales S A Mexicana to complete a 23 hour trip. The operator will use tri motor 12 passenger Fokker planes on a route via Chihuahua City Torreon Leon with connections to Durango and Mazatlan on the West Coast.

el Paso Aerovyais Centrales, S. A. Mexican Aviation Corporation Fokker Mexico City Chihuahua City Torreon Leon Durango Mazatlan

Temperance Union splits after officer election

After yesterday’s vote two unions withdrew declaring that further harmony is impossible. The district’s entire official staff was re elected despite Northside and Central Union delegates efforts to place two of their members in office. The two unions had sponsored Mrs.

Northside Central Union

Canadian Wheat To Be Free From Duty

Ottawa reports a new trade pact lets Canadian wheat enter the United Kingdom duty free while wheat from other nations faces a tariff of 3 pence per bushel. Canadian grain and many products gain a 10 percent ad valorem preference including flour, rye, oats, peas, clover seed, hay, bran, shorts, middlings, oatmeal and rolled oats.

Ottawa United Kingdom

Heated conflict splits Texas W. C. T. U. district

Fort Worth reports a chaotic scene at the Twelfth Congressional District Women’s Christian Temperance Union annual meeting with factions clashing over leadership and agenda. Names and precise outcomes remain unclear as the report notes a sharp division and disrupted proceedings.

Fort Worth Twelfth Congressional District

Hoyt Elected North Side District President

g. R. Hoyt, president of North Side, defeated Mrs. Bloodworth, district president for six years, by a vote of 54 to 17.

G. R. Hoyt North Side Jqt Bloodworth

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