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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1932
Page
2
In Texas cotton country a columnist defends independence from party labels while praising Al Smith and Roosevelt. He argues Republicans neglect western producers and criticizes Hoover, urging grass roots prosperity and honest, outspoken journalism about voting choices.
In a personal tirade of political views, M. D. Hubbard and others urge western states to back the Democrats, criticizing centralization in Washington and defending states' rights. The letter also, in quirky local notes, reports on mad stones and a missing pair of milk cows southeast of town.
T. S. Barnes a 68 year old Rock Island veteran and Amarillo resident died of a heart attack at his home 3907 Fountain Thursday night. He began as a messenger and rose to terminal train master before retirement. Survived by wife two daughters a granddaughter two brothers and a sister. Funeral Saturday at Central Presbyterian Church with burial in Atchison Kansas.
Kiwanians in Amarillo will host next Monday noon for the Kiwanis annual press day program. Dr. Bradford Knepp president of Texas Tech at Lubbock will be principal speaker, with Charles Guy of the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal introducing him. N O Glenn chairs the press and publicity committee.
FP. Boulden, engineer, is employed by the city to prepare a complete set of water system maps showing mains valves and hydrants. Authority was given last month by city engineer H. R. Smith. The maps aim to be a permanent record saving time and money.
Gov. Harry H. Woodring accused an agent for Henry L. Doherty of spending about 75000 dollars in under a year to erode public confidence in his administration. The Democratic nominee for re election spoke at a campaign event in Pittsburg amid Doherty opposition to lower Kansas gas rates.
J. P. Harris, vice-president of the American Oil Chemists' Society, says U S per capita yearly soap consumption is 25 pounds versus 12? pounds in Europe. He notes that keeping clean requires more than a Saturday night bath.
A farmer reports two cows missing after a night theft. One is a horned Jersey four years old and the other a hornless Durham eight years old with different milk prospects. A $10 reward for clues to their recovery is offered. call 2-2509.
A letter from a rancher asks for a man to milk and perform chores in exchange for board and small wages. The writer specifies a middle aged applicant and notes submission appears on page 4 under Tack Letters.
A reflective verse about an artist once driven by hunger finding fame and wealth, dulling his drive as critics claim hunger and suffering spur true art while comfort dulls ambition. The piece contrasts past toil with present ease, noting declining creative zeal.
The passage presents a sentimental verse of appreciation and enduring love. It envisions united hearts through life and eternity, ending with a hopeful note of unity around God's Throne and eternal residence in heaven. The text emphasizes friendship, lasting affection, and celestial companionship.
Jurors in the civil suit of H. Emery of Pueblo Colorado against the city of Amarillo remain out at noon Friday over alleged damages to Emery's property at the south entrance of the North Fillmore Street underpass. The trial began in federal court after jurors were sent out about 9 30 a m.
Burglars cracked the Santa Fe depot safe in Bovina Oct 21 and escaped with $15 in cash. They did not take checks totaling $30. Welson Pierce, the agent, found the burglary early this morning.
Dr. W H Bennett well known in West Texas medical circles died at his home in Lamesa from heart trouble. He joined Loveless Bennett hospital 16 years ago after moving with Dr J C Loveless. A Mason, Chamber of Commerce director, and independent school board member, he was born July 20 1888 in Florence Williamson County.
J A Buckingham sues in 108th District Civil Court seeking retirement annuity from Magnolia Petroleum for service May 27 1912 to February 1 1931. He claims a $2400 yearly annuity and seeks $10000 in damages based on salary at discharge or retirement under company policy and insurance.
The club outlines a day of junior club reports in the morning followed by a fine arts program in the afternoon. The board of managers includes E B Graham president Sam Isaacs treasurer Mattie Mae Swisher recording secretary J B Hughes parliamentarian and Mable Rowan correspond ing secretary. Visiting out of town chairmen listed include Frank Hook Jr M C Ramsey A O Thompson Payton Randolph Richard Douglas M McNeely H L Broadwell Wallace Clark Isaacs Beulah Dunn. Amarillo and Canyon chairmen are named among local organizers.
Herbert Hoover is named honorary head of a National Woman's Committee for relief and welfare mobilization formed at the request of Newton D. Baker. The White House assembly will form the nucleus of a 500 to 1,000 member group chosen from across sections, with political ties not considered.
Gov. Sterling applied to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for loans totaling 1 487 750 for emergency relief in Texas cities and counties. East Texas 225 298 West Texas 551 479 South Texas 710 973. Amarillo notified of 11 000 allotment to cover Oct 1 to Nov 15. Funds expected daily.
A blaze near the international bridge in Juarez threatened a row of saloons at 5 15 this morning and caused 65000 in damage to the Green Lantern Inn saloon and cabaret. Five thousand dollars of liquor stock was lost in the fire.
Mabel Stark, tiger trainer for the Al G. Barnes circus, was clawed but not seriously hurt when a Bengal tiger lunged at her during a scene at Paramount Studios. She escaped the cage and returned later as the tiger performed its tricks without further incident.
Mrs. Mathilde Elsie Kleberg, 78, widow of late Judge Rudolph Kleberg, died in Austin. Burial planned for today. The Klebergs are prominent in South Texas. Judge Kleberg served Cuero district as congressman and died eight years ago.
Pascual Ortiz Rubio former president of Mexico is reported by physicians to be recovering from a serious mouth operation needed to correct a condition resulting from a bullet wound at his inauguration.
A year ago a family gave a day’s pay to help others and faced hardship after job loss and illness. The Community Chest plans an October 31 drive for $75,000 to aid the city’s needy this winter as funds run low.
Market wires show hogs at 76 and cattle values mixed with calves and vealers noted. Cotton opened quiet yet steady in New Orleans with December around 6.27 and March near 6.39, later easing on hedging and stock moves. New York stock letters report a sharp early selloff, then stabilization with widespread minor losses and bearish sentiment.
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