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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1933
Page
11
Secretary Wallace contemplates paying farmers to reduce cotton acreage while a public works bill funds up to 10 million acres in the plan. A processing tax would align with parity prices and import duties, while administration weighs timing for wheat and cotton, with July and August marketing seasons.
An advertisement urges fathers to receive Arrow Shirts as a lasting gift highlighting Sanforized Shrunk fabric that preserves size. It promotes Trump shirts at $1.95 and invites shoppers to buy a memorable Father’s Day present. The ad trails into a political note on wheat programs and prohibition, naming local campaign organizers across multiple Texas counties.
Bronson Cutting of New Mexico, an independent Republican with liberal leanings, has entered the veteran allowances battle in the Senate as the House readies to adjourn. Once a Roosevelt possibility, he now blocks the administration's legislative rush while aligned with the Three Musketeers of social welfare. Cutting, a Harvard graduate and former newspaper publisher, served WWI as a captain and earned Britain’s military cross. He is a tall, tanned bachelor with a white streak in his hair and a long career in public service.
The Senate accepted a Presidential compromise on a relief measure amid House opposition. Conferees signaled possible final action on a Byrnes plan to aid Spanish American War veterans while scrapping a $1,000,000 hospital fund. Recesses and adjournment moves followed as lawmakers weigh the Cutting Steiner substitute and broader budget decisions.
Mrs Helga Blaugh of New York City says she lost 26 percent of her weight in 40 days with Kruschen Salts, trimming 4 inches from hips 7 inches from waist while not feeling hungry. She urges taking a half teaspoon daily in hot water before breakfast and notes improved health and vitality.
Ambassadors from Britain and other nations visited the State Department pleased with the bipartisan support for Roosevelt. Britain paid a $10,000,000 installment toward its debt, part of a $75,950,000 amount awaiting final settlement, as discussions on transfer and funding review continued with Acting Secretary Phillips.
A North Carolina pharmacist created a blend marketed as B. C. that aims to relieve most headaches in minutes. Sold in 15¢ and 25c¢ packages, it also claims to ease muscular aches, colds, neuralgia, and fever without habit forming drugs.
Laura Barton of Lubbock is among four Texas delegates at the 4-H clubs seventh annual encampment in Washington. The group, from 38 states, will attend educational talks, farm visits, and conferences, with Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt welcoming them. Barton earned the trip through excellence in poultry raising gardening sewing and home improvement.
Delegates led by Secretary Hull show optimism after the British silver payment as France signals willingness to join a three power fund to stabilize currencies. Pitman hails the moment, while MacDonald defers steering committee meetings amid quarrels over chairmanship and leadership.
Unions with over 900,000 members resist a 10 percent wage cut, noting many workers are unemployed or underemployed. About 201 Class 1 railroads with 260000 miles of track face an estimated $16 million yearly cost from restoring the deduction. A nine month extension of the 10 percent reduction was agreed in January 1931, with a possible change by November 1. Gen Atterbury floated a plan to group Eastern lines into two systems and the nation into seven systems.
The article notes a dollar rise and reports that New York Federal Reserve officials met in London with governor George L. Harrison and two assistants. Wall Street speculates the talks concerned stabilization, though bank spokesmen offered no comment.
Plains Group reports a Panhandle move to tighten wheat policy urging Congressman Jones to shift processing tax date from July 15 to June 10. Officials say most Panhandle wheat will pass from farmers before July 15 as they organize the Panhandle Agriculture Association to promote regional agricultural interests.
An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil two ounce bottle as a rapid remedy for bunions and soft corns. It claims relief within minutes for inflammation and soreness with repeat use at night for corns, backed by money back guarantees from all City Drug Stores and other pharmacies.
Judge Ainsworth argues the Eighteenth Amendment is vicious and liquor is more prevalent now. He favors regulating and purifying liquor to curb social harm. Major Simpson outlines the moral and economic issues behind the campaign as organized by both wet and dry factions.
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