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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1930
Page
9
Senator Gerald P Nye replies to Ruth Hanna McCormick by continuing investigations. He states the Senate committee will not be deterred by threats or intimidation and will press its clearly defined duty. The North Dakota senator asserts he has been investigated and will persist.
Senator Nye and Porter M Dale of Vermont said witnesses would resume hearings September 15 to probe Mrs McCormick use of detectives to investigate committee members and staff. Nye called the McCormick methods “shoddy scabby unprincipled contemptible” in his statement.
T. J. Gilmore, 20, of McAlester Oklahoma, was crushed to death when a sudden jolt sent him beneath the wheels of an oil train near Sweetwater. His companion Theodore Leszo of Cleveland Ohio witnessed the accident. Gilmore had ridden the train from El Paso Wednesday afternoon.
High Twelve Club with Masons resumes weekly tencheon program after a one month vacation. Dr J J Goodman former local Rabbi spoke on Happiness. Mayor Thompson’s program outline was postponed due to Colonel Thompson's absence. Pen Denton named assistant secretary Roy Chase. Dr C W Baynham promised a surprise for next week. Mr and Mrs F M Kells visiting en route to Pampa.
Scout Mothers of Troop 9 will meet with Mrs. Black at 721 North Cleveland Street at 3 o clock Friday afternoon. This being an important business meeting all mothers are urged to attend.
Members of the ex students association of A M College plan a Friday evening gathering with a banquet and dance. A dinner honoring wives and lady friends will be held in the junior banquet room of the Herring hotel, while dancing occurs at Hillcrest Country Club from 9 to 12. Mrs Chester Watson chairs the event.
Joe Graham president of the Graham Bros Motor Corporation and R C Mockett district representative visited Brownfield as guests of Toney Chisum. Graham, a Detroit manufacturer of glass and automobiles, said he is hopeful about gradual economic improvement and cautioned against a big boom. Paul Sutton, a lawyer, is in town on business this week.
Wm F Nix local attorney and former exalted ruler of Amarillo Elks Lodge was named deputy of the Northwest Texas district of Elks by Norris I Rupp grand exalted ruler of Allen town Pa A district deputies meeting is planned in Chicago September 20 21 Nix previously represented the Amarillo lodge at the grand lodge in Atlantic City July Hanson Post 54 American Legion will hold its next meeting September 16 at Amarillo with subject American ism Father McFadden was to speak on that topic but was postponed due to attendees at the State American Legion convention J W Bare vice commander noted low attendance at the Tuesday gathering with 18 present Telegrams from legion representatives were read.
New York. Agnes O Laughlin, a show girl, sues Price Memorial College registrar for 200000 claiming Rudy Vallee promised marriage and failed to wed. Court papers outline questions about proposed marriage and circum stances as the case proceeds.
The Amarillo Boy Scouts of America plan a court of honor tonight at 7 30 at St Andrews Episcopal Church. Second class first class star life and merit badges will be awarded by five men led by Ford Branden burg with C A Pick Rev F A Foster John B McKnights and VW C Mpkin serving as the examining group. Scouts will be in full uniform and parents and friends are urged to attend.
Mrs A F Agee of Acme Brick Company completed a two week sojourn in California, returning on Tuesday and resuming her normal duties.
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