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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1933
Page
3
President Roosevelt calls for states and localities to provide their fair share of emergency relief funds and for a businesslike, nonpartisan state set up. He warns against using public works to disguise relief and urges coordination to move people from relief to self support.
Wilbur Hawk of The News-Globe cautioned that special all expense tours to the world's fair for June 25 to July 2 are nearly booked. About 50 reservations remain with $10 down and balance due by June 20. The $75 price covers meals, transport, LaSalle Hotel stay, admission, two Lake Michigan cruises, and sightseeing with limited baggage worries.
A $900000 suit was filed in the 99th District Court by Plainview Poultry and Egg Co. for $500000 damages including $200000 actual and $300000 exemplary against Swift and Co. Wilson and Co. Lubbock Poultry and Egg Co. and Tittman Egg Co. The plaintiff alleges monopolization of the Plainview poultry trade by paying excessive prices to producers, driving Plainview firm out of business.
A search was under way in Salem for John J. Johnson, a former Texas prisoner who escaped from the Oregon state hospital during the night. Records show he served a Texas murder sentence and was committed to Oregon on a larceny charge.
Rev. Sam Morris of First Baptist Church Stamford will be guest speaker on Am arilla W C T U radio program from 7 to 7 15 this evening. He will discuss whether society should barter souls for beer to satisfy sensual appetite and liquor traffic greed.
A man removed to the state hospital for the insane escaped last night from a first floor window after feigning an epileptic condition. He had been confined in a wheelchair or bed prior to the escape.
Rabbi Stephen Wise, visiting from New York, addressed St. Louis Jewish leaders. He formed reception committees, arrived early, rode taxis, and phoned to confirm his location before greeting the waiting committee at a hotel. He declared, I greet you in behalf of the city of St. Louis.
A vintage automotive advertisement touts Fisher No Draft Ventilation as banishing hot weather discomfort in closed cars. It highlights tip control, increased airflow, elimination of drafts, fresh air exchange, and safe storm operation, stressing General Motors Bodies by Fisher features and coachwork quality.
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