Likely Dropouts and Urged Entries Amid Drive By Friends
A terse report notes many may withdraw at that time while a few are urged to enter. The piece hints at social pressure from peers influencing choices during the period.
05 Jun 1932
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Newspaper
Pampa Daily News
Location
Pampa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1932
Page
1
A terse report notes many may withdraw at that time while a few are urged to enter. The piece hints at social pressure from peers influencing choices during the period.
The Texas primary filing deadline looms as hopefuls press to enter July 23. W. E. Hopkins of Gonzales and Wright Morrow of Houston attract efforts to join the governor’s race. Incumbent RS Sterling seeks a second term alongside Miriam A. Ferguson and Tom F. Hunter as leading contenders amid ongoing dissatisfaction with the field.
Panhandle oil production edged up last week with a daily average gain of 2,840 barrels. Gray County and Wheeler County show increases, while Wheeler recorded a small decline. Several new wells opened and one completion reported, with the Webb case well near Wheeler line yielding 309 to 400 barrels after 2 shots, and the Cree Hoover well near Pampa producing 13 barrels daily at 3,258 feet.
The first annual 4-H club encampment, led by county agent Ralph R. Thomas, ran Thursday noon to Friday. Wirly 4-H boys from Gray County and their fathers enjoyed recreation, instruction, and games at Mel Davis’s farm near Lefors. Highlights included a groundball game between the Cotton Choppers and Wheat Scoopers, won 10 to 7, plus talks on poultry production and a poultry selection demonstration by A. A. Tampke of McLean.
Senator Borah denounces the Washington bonus march as new veterans flood the capital. He refuses funds for veterans while they remain in the city. House roll call on Patman petition to force a vote appears likely on June 13, with police warning of limited food for about 2,100 protesters and potential shortages if more arrive.
A Wichita Falls telegram reports Greta Garbo's star power in As You Desire Me at the La Nova, with rumors of Sweden departure and a possible autumn return. The note mentions a playful scene by George Limerick and a crowd reaction to a striking child, Little Lucy Bell Lewright, on the street.
Ex service men seeking a trip to Washington for soldiers' bonus payment plan to assemble today at 2 o'clock in the Home Labour union building on Tyng street off Guyler. Spokesman M Mathis notes strong interest after a Saturday session and says a large delegation is hoped for with the Santa Fe to provide a car to transport them to Washington.
In March 1992 the market value of Lots 22 and 43, Block 1 Moreland Addition, once owned by T C McCarty and now right of way for Fort Worth and Denver Northern railway, was set at 82800 by a six member county court jury after about two hours of deliberation. The panel heard testimony from McCarty witnesses who valued the property around 4000, while railroad witnesses including John T Glover and O L Boyington argued otherwise. The action followed a committee appointed by Judge Stennis fixing damages at 3260.50. The Denver appealed to county court. See VALUE, Page 8.
The city police warn residents after a spate of home burglaries. Mrs. K. K. Stout reports a blue white diamond ring worth suspected value stolen from 915 North Gray. J. P. Grigsby notes tire and wheel stolen from his car. Police say thieves operate in Pampa and Borger areas. investigations underway with possible arrests.
Candidate Nels Walberg announces his bid for Gray County precinct No. 2 commissioner. He pledges contracts under $100 require joint consent, hires to Gray County citizens with equal wages, budget funds for unemployment, and full-time effort for taxpayers. Walberg cites prior service as road supervisor, county commissioner, and school board member across Gray County.
The News announces free piano instruction for young learners. Visit the office to register for membership in the News Melody Way club. Tarpley Music store provides a club room. Miss Madeline Tarpley to give instruction and Miss Margaret Buckler to handle enrollment.
Washington reports both parties push to finalize the budget bill as the tax plan nears final passage. Senate consents for Monday debate, leaders predict White House action by Monday night. Treasury estimates project revenue above one billion dollars plus savings, with protests over power company tax changes and lumber tariffs shaping the conference outcome.
In Mexico City on June reports say more than 400 dead or injured from severe earthquakes yesterday. About Guadalajara area reports indicate at least 300 killed or hurt with toll rising. Local relief commissions are speeding aid as officials close indoor venues to prevent further harm.
Frigid Friday brought 1.66 inches of rain in the Pampa area washing out a rail joint on the Port and Denver Northern near Denworth and flooding dirt roads in the breaks. Telegraph service was disrupted briefly as telephone cables filled with water and cellars reported varying water levels after the shower. Weather forecaster Friday had predicted no large rain this summer, a claim contested by the observed downpour.
Community chatter touches on a land sale settlement confusion and a lawn care debate about rain versus city water. A veteran printer, Walter Lone, marks 63 years in publishing as the Rusk newspaper changes names. Local resident Lonl contrasts rainfall impact with planter Brass seed moisture needs. W. G. Earl of Roxenad visits Panipa for shopping.
After lifting off from Burnetfield New York in a red monoplane 31 year old Sin isla Hausner disappeared for 34 hours en route to London. Enthusiasts in Quoyden Hithome Paris and Le Bourgeois field reported no word as Mrs Mare ha Hansner waits at Newark praying for his safety.
The governor plans to run on the merit of his work while lightly alluding to personal losses. He emphasizes policy results over personal adversity and frames the campaign around governance achievements rather than drama.
Governor Sterling urged re election on a record of financial discipline saying the budget is balanced with cooperation of legislature and state departments. He defended cuts to public institutions and highlighted $500000 saved in eleemosynary services and revenue gains from oil and gas enforcement. He indicated a native speaking campaign decision pending next week.
Invitation notice requests more children to celebrate birthdays at The Pampa Daily NEWS and Rex theater parties. List of invited youngsters appears for the week, with names, plus a weekly film program starring Warren William, Sidney Fox, Charles Farrell, Marian Nixon, and Buck Jones.
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