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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1932
Page
3
Vice President Curtis, seeking reelection, told a capacity Memorial Hall crowd that Republican protective tariffs defend farmers. He cited the 1921 Underwood act allowing $98,000,000 worth of wheat imports, mostly from Canada, as a Democratic contrast to Republican policy.
Curtis cites tariff actions as reducing 1928 wheat imports from Canada and warns Democrats claim high tariffs harm exportable grain. He notes emergency tariff acts and the McCumber-Fordney Bill. Sugar tariff concerns appear alongside these points.
The record notes Governor Franklin D Roosevelt backing a sugar tariff cut, described as a real threat to the sugar beet industry in the United States. The comments reflect broad alarm over policy shifts affecting agriculture and trade.
In Vera Cruz on October 27 the ruralist and workers' Syndicalist party launched Gov. Adaberto C. Tejeda's bid for president in 1934. The party urges support, calling Tejeda the loyal revolutionary leader and advocating state ownership of wealth and productive activity.
The Dallas school board has ordered special acoustical equipment for the Boude Storey junior high school lunch room to quiet the rattle of dishes and help students enjoy their meals.
Police locate the Cerney home in Los Angeles as they pursue Gus Cerney, husband of heiress Ideama Cerney. Ideama, 21, found murdered near San Bernardino. her body identified yesterday. Evidence includes a blood-stained bed and a torn garage flap matching a fragment found at the desert scene.
Fort Worth reports C I Chapin a 39 year old farmer died when a West Texas Produce Company truck demolished his small coupe near here. He will be buried this day.
Recovers health Eva Tanquay, once a stage star, regains strength after a long illness and now walks from her Hollywood home with her pet dog. A second item reports a fatal crash on Bankhead highway yesterday, with a victim killed instantly.
Senator Huey P. Long criticized the Hoover administration in Coffeyville Kansas while calling Hoover and Curtis “nice gentlemen.” He urged that national conditions worsened since “Hoover and Coolidge went to work for Mellon,” claiming they served with distinction under him. He said the present regime isn’t a pure Republican party.
The advertisement promotes Calotabs as a modern calomel substitute for colds and coughs. It claims rapid congestion relief, no nausea, and ease of use with a nightly dose and a morning recovery. It emphasizes affordability with a family package for thirty five cents and a trial size for ten cents.
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