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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1933

Page

5

Allred Silent on Oil Code Action

Texas attorney general James V. Allred said he had nothing to say about the proposed oil industry code from the national recovery program. He spoke after attending hearings in Washington with Gen Hugh S. Johnson and planned to return for final hearings. The code may influence Allied suit against 15 oil companies and two associations under Texas anti trust laws, Allred added, and he noted the legislature can suspend anti trust statutes while the code is in effect. A form statute is being sent to state governors to enable cooperation in the recovery movement.

Austin James V. Allred Texas Washington Allred Hugh 5. Johnson Allied

Grain Exchange operation code prepared under pressure

Farm administrators plan a master code for grain exchanges and related grain handling sectors in response to George N. Peek’s demand to “put your house in order.” Thomas Y. Wickham and Peter B. Carey announce the code with ties to Chicago Minneapolis Kansas City and Duluth exchanges. A separate code outline targets terminal and country elevators flour millers. An 87 year old Civil War veteran A G Hopkins serves as constable at Aberdeen South Dakota.

Washington George N. Peek Thomas Y. Wickham Grain Committee On National Affairs Chicago Minneapolis Kansas City Duluth Peter B. Carey Chicago Board of Trade

Polka Dot Fashion Headlines Summer Wardrobe

Elizabeth Young wears a beige crepe dress with brown coin dots and a large pique collar. A brown cire satin belt and a huge bow at her neck complete the polka dotted ensemble.

Hollywood Elizabeth Young

Zemo Relief for Itching Skin Troubles Publicized

The advertisement touts Zemo as a 25 year trusted remedy for itching rashes eczema ringworm and similar conditions. It claims quick relief and safety for family use with prices 35c 60c and 1 and urges readers to insist on genuine Zemo from all druggists.

Ward's to rave gala opening

Montgomery Ward's new modern retail store will be opened Saturday with a rebuilt structure and latest scientific devices for convenient shopping. An air purifier, daylight like lighting, and a gala event are planned. about 100 Amarillo employees will be hired for the Polk Street location.

Montgomery Ward Ward Hamersly Amarillo Polk Street

Man breaks leg while boarding freight near Thirty four Ave

A. J. Springer a 28 year old resident of Shelbyville is hospitalized at Northwest Texas Hospital after fracturing his left leg while attempting to board a freight train near Thirty four Avenue late Monday night.

A. J. Springer Shelbyville Northwest Texas Hospital Springer Thirty-fourth Avenue

Boston Lawyer Faces Alleged Capitalism Critique Plot

A young Harvard educated lawyer and inventor of a fringe political idea is accused of releasing a scheme tied to a radical anti capitalism platform. The piece hints at fair wages and hours shaping industrial reform as preferable to labor conflicts.

Boston Harvard

Tear gas incident at stock exchange building risks public danger

The piece discusses a young man's alleged plan described as a publicity stunt using tear gas at the stock exchange to draw attention to his humanitarian goals. It warns of the potential for real harm and notes international reactions, including Japan's protest, while arguing for defense plans and rational policy.

Stock Exchange

Artificial blood substitutes tested in cats at Tennessee

Researchers at the University of Tennessee used bovine hemoglobin to replace cat blood. The experimental fluid lacks corpuscles, so after time the cats die from the missing red cells.

University of Tennessee

Transfusion substitutes and bold world flight plans

The article notes artificial blood in cats showing temporary oxygen transport, then recounts French aviators Paul Codes and Maurice Rossi departing Long Island for India with a record fuel load to attempt a 6625 mile non-stop flight. It cites Secretary Hull calling for another world conference to bar economic and military chaos, warning of danger if it is postponed.

Paul Codes Maurice Rossi Long Island India Hull London Mr. Hull Europe

Chaos talk on Europe and Spain and quirky superstitions

The passage questions global chaos and the US role while arguing for strong national defense. It contrasts Roosevelt and Hull with avoiding world disorder, cites Europe’s alleged attempts to profit from US loans, and notes Spanish customs like Madrid baths and superstitions around mourning and snakes and remedies, ending with a jumble of home superstition references.

Madrid Manzanares Spain

Slimming Promise Kruschen Salts Ad from Springfield

Gladys Wells of Springfield Massachusetts reports losing 29 pounds from 167 to 138 using Kruschen Salts and no illness. The ad urges readers to take a half teaspoonful daily in hot water with money back if not satisfied after the first jar and notes worldwide drugstore availability.

Gladys Wells Springfield Mass

Luck and Superstition in Spanish Belief

A fragment notes Spanish superstition and the ambivalence of luck, suggesting a cautious attitude toward fortune and fortune tellers amid daily life. The excerpt reflects cultural attitudes rather than a clear event or person.

New Cow Discovery Promises Constipation Relief

Scientists find cows rarely suffer constipation and extract a bile promoting tablet called Kompo to aid liver function. The Kompo Company offers free trials by mail from Atlanta, Georgia, with a money back guarantee and specialist tablets, promising relief without harsh drugs.

Kompo Company Dept H28 Atlanta, Ga

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