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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1934

Page

2

Labor, War Debt Crises Darken Roosevelt Administration

Washington May 31 The Roosevelt administration faces joint labor farm and international crises as strikes threaten across the nation. Labor unrest looms with wage earners marching, a steel and textile walkout risk grows, and longshoremen may join. A looming war debt payment due June 15 strains Congress as it debates labor, housing, and AAA reforms amid mounting drought and crop shortfalls.

Lyle C. Wilson Washington Congress Harold L. Ickes Louis R. Glavis Ickes AAA Roosevelt

Ford auctioned car offered at three thousand five hundred

Thirteen foreign war debtors owe installments totaling 174 million plus, with Finland fully paid and others in default or offering token payments. The treasury backs a final push to salvage the Geneva disarmament conference after Norman H. Davis warned that all nations face a danger of renewed wars.

Finland Geneva Norman H. Davis

Ford loses 3.9 million in 1933 per annual report

The Ford Motor Company reported a 1933 loss of 3 923 524 in its annual report filed with Henry F Long in Boston on May 31 according to U P The notice notes the sizeable deficit amid the companys postwar financial struggles and records the year’s results for public record.

Boston U.P Ford Motor Company Henry F. Long

How to Relieve Headaches In Three Minutes

An ad claims B. C. offers fast relief from violent headaches and neuralgia without habit forming drugs. It cites a pharmacist compounded formula with blended ingredients for quick action and suggests use for muscular pains fevers and calming nervous distress. Available in 10¢ and 25¢ packages as B. G. at drugstores.

B. C B. G

Corporate commission reports taxation surplus figures

A profit and loss surplus of 576 517 079 was reported as of December 31 1933 compared with 580 440 603 at year end 1932 indicating a loss of 3 923 524 for the year This does not include potential dividends paid to Henry

Henry

Lone Star Gas Intrastate Focus Brought In Testimony

May 31 Austin Texas. Olin Culberson director of the railroad commissions utilities division testified that Texas produced 4 to 98 percent of gas distributed in 1933 with the remainder from Oklahoma. The state also presented Simon Freese of Fort Worth to appraise gas company properties as part of the intrastate focus in a district court suit over gas rate reductions. The court sustained objections to questions on costs in Texas versus Oklahoma.

Austin Lone Star Gas Company Olin Culberson Nar Utilities Division Texas Raiload Commission Texas Oklahoma Winnor Simon Freese Fort Worth Texa

Ford and Family Tied to Local Event

Iosel BR Ford is mentioned alongside Ford and his wife in a brief local item. The notice notes family involvement and hints at a forthcoming event or citation, with names connected to a community matter.

Ford Iosel BR Ford

Banks in Amarillo to Close Monday in Jefferson Davis Day

Amarillo Clearing House members said all local banks will close Monday to observe Jefferson Davis birth day with banks statewide advised. Davis birthday falls Sunday June 3, reflecting a day of ceremonial observance and financial activity guidance.

Amarillo Amarillo Clearing House Association Jefferson Davis Davis

Federal Reserve member bank loans rise to May week total

New York City member banks reported aggregate loans of 915 million dollars for the week ended May 30, up 10 million from the prior week. The Federal Reserve Board noted loans for the week ended May 31, 1933 totaling 635.06 million dollars.

New York City Federal Reserve Federal Reserve Board

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