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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1933

Page

5

Potter County Relief Committee Audit Details 1933 Expenditures

A Potter County audit covering December 9 1932 to July 31 1933 shows receipts of 138 140 65 with 120 911 75 distributed and 17 228 90 unspent carried to August 1 1933 for administration. The report lists street cleanups school repairs park improvements and hospital and courthouse work funded by relief funds. It commends citizen cooperation and notes administrative duties assigned to Jed E DeCoster.

Potter County Board Otter County Jed E. DeCoster Potter County Potter County Relief Committee H. V. Robertson Certified Public Accountant Amarillo Potter County Fair Amarillo Girl Scouts Council Camp Kiwanis Courthouse Square Llano Cemetery

Beery Strands In Amarillo Weather Again

Wallace Beery notes a weather forced stop in Amarillo while en route from Los Angeles to New York on a private plane. He plans a vacation in Europe after leaving New York and then returns to film with Clark Gable Jean Harlow and Greta Garbo in Tugboat Annie which was a big hit with 76000 paid admissions in its first week in Los Angeles.

Wallace Beery Amarillo Wally Beery Los Angeles New York English Field Europe Clark Gabie Jean Harlow Greta Garbo Marie Dressler

Baylor student held in slaying to post bond

Ervin Conway a Baylor University post graduate student charged with slaying his fiancee Elizabeth Hammond was expected to be released on a 10000 dollar bond. County Attorney John E Grace said Conway would furnish it and a writ of habeas corpus was to be withdrawn. He may waive an examining trial and plead to the county grand jury next session in November. Conway said he and the Baylor coed were robbed and shot by highway attackers and Rangers noted new evidence from an autopsy.

Franklin Tex Ervin Conway Baylor University Elizabeth Hammond John E. Grace Conway Grace Baylor

Railroad Rounds and Rumblings by John Moore

A columnist laments community burden sharing. The piece voices frustration with coworkers who avoid effort while others shoulder excess work. The tone urges equal contribution and criticizes the habit of shifting tasks to one side.

John Moore

Conquering Contract in No Trump Bidding Strategy

This piece analyzes when a no trump opening is wise, stressing long suit control, timing, and avoiding dangerous reversals. It details hand patterns, partner signals, and step by step bids from one no trump to three no trump, including responses from partners and slam risks.

Public Ledger

Santa Fe Officials and Staff On Line Trips and Rest Breaks

J W Mode, Denver superintendent, travels between Childress and Pampa to promote progress. J B Briscoe, Santa Fe superintendent, leaves for Waynoka to conduct company business and plans stops on return to Amarillo. R W Prentice, Santa Fe train master, visits points between Amarillo and Canadian using local freight trains. C Bair, Santa Fe dispatcher, is ill and relief dispatcher George Tower fills the vacancy. Nathan Sparks returns to lead fast freight runs after hospital stay in Topeka. Rey Work, trainsmaster aide, improves but remains in Topeka hospital. Dr Redding resumes regular run on the Etter Shattuck local freight.

J. B. Briscoe Santa Fe Waynoka Amarillo R. W. Prentice Canadian Nathan Sparks Company Topeka Rey Work Santa Fe Trainsmaster Dr. Redding Etter-Shattuck

Simply Worn Out Women Use Pinkham’s Tonic

A persuasive advertisement claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound renews strength for women exhausted by household duties. It asserts 98 of 100 women report benefiting and urges buying a bottle from a local druggist to see results.

Lydia E. Pinkham

Freight and ballot box notes and railroad rate petitions

The report mentions a return to fast freight service by a conductor and notes the Britt Sheet Metal Company delivering 80 metal ballot boxes to Potter County for upcoming votes. It also covers the Texas Louisiana Traffic Bureau seeking 3.2 beer rates after legalization, a complaint by J C Penney with the ICC over unequal cotton goods rates, and a poem about advertising by locomotives.

Britt Sheet Metal Company Amarillo Potter County Frosty Hamrick Texas-Louisiana Traffic Bureau Railroad Commission Texas

Nesting Jaybird Delays Fast Freight Between Depots

In North Arkansas a jaybird built a nest in a caboose roof, laid eggs, and hatched six young while a fast freight train moved between dilapidated depots about 30 miles apart. Moffett left for Los Angeles to be with their critically ill mother. Mrs. Paul, wife of the Amarillo Area Boy Scouts scout executive, recently returned from Los Angeles with her sisters.

Arkansas Moffett Los Angeles Paul Amarillo Area Boy Scouts

Mrs Paul Sisters Leave For Bedside Of Mother

Mrs. Marvin J. Paul and her sisters Miss Gayle Paul and Miss Caroline Paul depart to be with their mother at her bedside, according to family notices.

Mrs. Paul Marvin J. Paul Misses Gayle Caroline

Wayside to Host Annual Picnic and Free Barbecue

Wayside will stage its eighth annual picnic and free barbecue on Friday with entertainment a Claude versus Tulla ball game and public discussions by notable speakers. A motorcade to Palo Duro Canyon will depart after the speeches at 2 PM.

Veide West Texas W. D. McGehee Claude Tulla Palo Duro Canyon

Blueberry Crop on Jackpine Plains Nears Total Failure

Northern Michigan faces a near wipeout of the blue gold harvest as the blueberry crop on the Jackpine Plains suffers an almost complete failure this year. Local growers warn of blackened berries and reduced yields impacting markets and livelihoods.

Michigan

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