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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1933
Page
3
In Phoenix on April 7 1931 Winnie Ruth Judd asks for a new trial as her execution date looms. Attorneys file motion with affidavits arguing the 1931 murders of Agnes Leroi and Hedvig Samuelson and the Los Angeles trunk disposal were misinterpreted by the jury. Judd remains sentenced to hang at dawn on April 21.
A collection of notes seeks a 45 year old woman to care for a childless home, a sitting hen for 75 cents, farm work from a 32 year old man skilled in milking, and a nine year old seeking a 26 inch bicycle. Local readers are asked to call numbers or visit addresses to respond.
A discussion of bridge techniques by Philip Hallims praising Mr. Sims as the greatest living contract and auction player. The article explains opener procedures after a one bid with strong two suited hands and two no trumps responses, using jump bids to reach slam contracts. It includes a detailed example with spades hearts diamonds clubs and notes frequent success in biddable slam possibilities.
A set of bridge bidding notes and commentary describes a strong aggressive hand Norths response options and slam ideas. It notes a two no trump response and a clubs overcall concern and explains slam plans with spades diamonds and hearts. A reader letter discusses wages and a housekeeper ad follows with brief classifieds and a liquor attitude letter.
Emma Jean Mead reports her dachshund Fredda lost from 3410 Hayden Street and offers a 50 cent reward for Fredda's return. Contact 2 3134.
A letter warns liquor controls may fail again amid hysteria but Pendulum will swing back. A.C. Johnson in Austin invites readers to visit Senate work, while readers advertise for farm help and domestic jobs.
A lonely widow in Wildorado Texas seeks correspondence from bachelors or widowers aged 67 to 69. She wants a steady home, good cooking, and shares a preference to avoid drinkers. The note is in care of Tack. Ladies offering sewing and quilting services advertise low mood pricing and 75 cents per 100 yards for fancy quilting.
Classified reader notices include a practical nurse and housekeeper seeking work and California move by May 1, a reader offering a white female dog to a child, a widow in need of work including cleaning and childcare, and a black kitten seeking a new home. Contacts: Carter Here Room 212, Dial 2-2761. MARL Dial 2-1628. Mrs G C Dial 2-3369. phone 9524 for the kitten.
Hitler set rebirth price at 330 killed 40,000 wounded and 100,000 driven from business. He warned a Nazi controlled industrial board will run Germany as Christian anti Jewish actions rise and a culture tax targets the Protestant church. Pope Papen Rome talk may shape Catholic policy. Chinese origin of printing noted.
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