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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1933

Page

5

Global power talk and travel notes echo 1930s tensions

Collected column dares contrasts power policy at home with aviation feats in Italy and Britain. It notes French Somaliland unrest, German Jewish expulsion, Einstein’s Madrid move, and von Papen in Rome seeking Vatican ties, framing a world on the edge of war and shifting alliances.

Italy Mussolini England Einstein University of Madrid German Republic Spain Germany Baron von Papen Hitler Center Rome Vatican von Papen

Miss Chitwood to Conduct Annual School of Cookery

Christeen Chitwood, renowned home economist, will run The Globe News School of Cookery at City Auditorium from April 18 to 21. Admission is free and open to Amarillo area housewives and young women, with practical kitchen demonstrations on foods balancing meals and nourishment.

Christeen Chitwood Globe News School of Cookery City Auditorium Amarillo Miss Chitwood United

Calls to fix minimum prices spark dairy bill and press freedom debate

The piece notes New York Governor Lehman signing a milk bill to set minimum dairy prices and cites hopes to shield farmers from low milk prices. It also surveys Hitler’s suppression of free speech, plus a Russian scientist Koltzoff claiming control of animal sex by electrical treatment in rabbits, with no plan to apply to humans.

New York Gov. Lehman Nicolai Konstantinovitch Koltzoff Institute of Animal Breeding Moscow

Car and Sales Rise Reported by Industry Executives

Alfred P. Sloan Jr of General Motors says sales are up 2500 units year over year. Russian science experiments and car loadings last week outpaced previous periods by 18 738 cars, while foreign sales rise, indicating continued hard work by salesmen and positive results.

Alfred P. Sloan, Jr General Motors

Instructed verdict in Claude statutory trial

Jim Odom and his wife were cleared with an instructed verdict of not guilty while R C Duckworth was found guilty and given a five year suspended sentence after a Claude trial this week on a statutory offense against a girl.

Jim Odom R. C. Duckworth Claude

First case opened in Armstrong County 47th District Court term

The case was the first tried on the criminal docket for the 47th District Court term now underway in Armstrong County, with ties to Amarillo and Washburn.

Amarillo Washburn 47Th District Court Armstrong County

Amerada Corp Reports 1932 Net Income Over Loss

New York April 12 1933 WR Amerada Corp and subsidiaries petroleum operators report for the year 1932 a net income of 1147207 against a net loss of 1701648 in 1931.

New York Amerada Corp

Blue Star Ointment Promises Quick Germ Kill For Itch

An advertisement touts Blue Star Ointment as a fast absorbing treatment for itch rash tetter foot itch ringworm and eczema. It claims tested medicines that kill every germ with a money back guarantee if it fails.

Storm and ship drift tactics cited in maritime incident

The report notes historic leaders who restored church or papal power and observes that the Akron might have been saved if it had sailed straight at top speed. It reveals that the vessel altered course two or three times in 45 minutes after lightning was seen 30 miles south, amid an electric and wind storm.

Akron

Chevrolet Introduces Standard Six After Master Six

Chevrolet unveils the Standard Six and Master Six with Fisher wood and steel bodies and safety glass. The Standard Six offers the lowest operating cost for a full-size car while the Master Six blends luxury with economy. Prices begin as low as $445 for the Standard Six Coupe.

America Chevrolet Fisher

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