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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1933

Page

3

Health Talks Announced in Amarillo For Schools

A Teacher's Health Institute in Amarillo next Saturday will mark the start of a health location program in Potter County schools. Miss Jeanie Pinckney of the University of Texas will speak at Amarillo Senior High School auditorium. Dr. B. M. Primer says several doctors and nurses may attend. at least four instructors will be appointed to teach health in area schools shortly after the meeting. Miss Pinckney and aides will stay in Amarillo for a week to inaugurate the program. Alice Miller and F. M. Hempill of the State University will attend as field instructors. Conferences run 2 to 12 and 2 to 1 on Saturday.

Amarillo Potter County Jeanie Pinckney Bureau of Nutrition and Health University of Texas Amarillo Senior High School Primer B. M. Primer Amarillo-Potter County Panhandle Alice Miller F. M. Hemphill The State University

Courthouse Deeds and Vehicle Registrations Report

Courthouse records list numerous warranty deeds transferring parcels in town blocks and acreage, with prices ranging from 10 to 3000 dollars. Additional entries show several car registrations for Chevrolet and Plymouth models tied to local addresses and businesses.

Third Indian Brother Dies A Violent Death

WEWOKA Okla Dec 4 The last of three Indian brothers Marchie Buck 23 was shot and killed Sunday allegedly by his brother in law Willie Johnson 35 who surrendered and is jailed pending charges Johnson said Buck came into his home drunk and abusive Buck survived by his widow and three children Two older brothers also died violently Josie Buck was killed in a gun duel on horseback by Willie Bemore 16 years ago Wesley Buck killed when a ditch wall caved in while he helped dig it

Wewoka Okla Marchie Buck Willie Johnson Seminole County Johnson Buck Josie Buck Willie Bemore Wesley Buck

Montana Supreme Court strikes down petroleum price regulation

Montana's law classifying petroleum products as a public utility and allowing price regulation was declared unconstitutional by the State Supreme Court, removing regulatory authority over fuel pricing.

Montana State Supreme Court

Elimination Play in Bridge: Safe Six Spades Plan

In a discussion of bidding controversies the article explains a simple elimination play in a six spade contract. Declarer strips both hands of early diamonds and hearts to force leads into a tenace while maintaining control, avoiding risky finesses, and ensuring the safe, certain path to the slam. It details drawing trumps, discarding losers, and forcing opponents to lead into the established tenace.

West South Declarer

Spanish envoy named Mexico ambassador in cabinet shuffle

The foreign office announced Domingo Barnes minister of justice in Premier Barrios's cabinet has been chosen as Spanish ambassador to Mexico. Kentucky reported 539 homicides in 1932.

Mexico D. F Foreign Office Domingo Barnes Barrios

Bootleg Liquor Used as Anti Freezing Agent in Radiators

Federal Judge Edgar Vaught approved a request to refrain from destroying 27 gallons of bootleg liquor seized at Lawton. The liquor was proposed for use as anti freeze in automobile radiators, with the judge noting concern over vehicle durability.

Oklahoma City United States District Attorney's Office Lawton Edgar 8. Vaught

Texas Refiners Slow To Answer Stabilization Questionnaires

Fort Worth reports progress on the refinery stabilization program approved by Oil Administrator Ickes is hampered by inland Texas refiners delaying replies to questionnaires. The Texas Refining Committee chair Dr. E R Lederer said the data request, issued November 22, seeks estimated operations and year end stocks, under the 65 percent stock limit and 83.3 percent monthly operation cap for November and December.

Fort Worth Ickes Texas E. R. Lederer Texas Refining Committee Code Planning and Co-Ordination Committee

Pastors Condemn Two Mob Actions inKansas City Sermons

Dr. Burris A. Jenkins and fellow Kansas City ministers condemned mob violence in sermons here. They referenced the lynchings of three men accused of crimes in San Jose California and St. Joseph Missouri last week, urging restraint and order.

Kansas City Burris A. Jenkins Community Church San Jose Calif St. Joseph

Tack Letters Continued From Page Two

A reader asks for the return of a small black tam lost near the Amaillo Building or City Market on West Tenth Avenue and Mrs Craig at 9371 seeks its return. another letter offers to keep a mild cow for feed and says she'll take good care of it, signed W Lloyd at 1001 North Lincoln Street.

Amaillo Building City Market West Tenth Avenue Craig West Sixth Avenue

Help Wanted and Lost Items Featured by Tack Column

A 20 year old girl seeks work for room and board with references and afternoon contact hours. Mrs. V. A. Williams offers a reward for a brown three month old German Police dog missing since Tuesday. A check for 17.62 made out to Prank Lawrence lost. return to 817 West Seventh Avenue. Mrs J. A. Herring reports a lost red suitcase with clothing, books, silver watch and a Bible, inside of which the name Herr ring appears. contact Pioneer Texas Box 1775.

V. A. Williams East Sixth Avenue Lawrence Washington, D. C West Seventh Avenue Tack Wellington Loco J. A. Herring Pioneer Texas

Noted Nurse Tarr Lays Out Experience and Skills

Tarr, a middle aged practical nurse, describes decades of bedside care and patient advocacy. She highlights hands on skills, bedside assessment, medication administration, and compassionate communication developed through years of clinical practice.

Nurses Seek Work and Rooming House Steady Care Roles

A series of classified notices: a nurse with two years hospital training offering to care for OB cases and willing to do other work, a young woman with nursing experience seeking practical nursing jobs, a widow requesting the return of a lost suitcase with family records, and a drawer lost on Third Avenue near North Buchanan Street with contact at 208 North Buchanan Street.

Miss Dell Dial 1300 Pierce Street

Bittersweet decoration request from Mrs Key in Missouri timber

Mrs W F Key of 3704 Harrison Street seeks readers to buy a box of bittersweet fresh from the Missouri timber that makes a Christmas decoration. She asks readers to contact her if interested and also notes a separate exchange offer for furnished rooms in exchange for caring for a few cows.

W. F. Key Harrison Street Tack

Reward Offered for Black French Bulldog Hiko

A reader asks for help locating a four year old black French bulldog with a white chest. He wears a small silver chain and ball, answers to Hiko, and a reward is offered for its return. Contact Tack Mann at 1119 Taylor Street or dial 4949.

Hiko Tack John N. Mann Taylor Street

Blue Star Ointment Promises Fast Ringworm Relief

Blue Star Ointment melts and drives medicines into skin pores to end itching by killing ringworm germs. It targets ringworm rash tetter eczema and foot itch with soothing, pleasant odor. Promoted as quick and sure relief.

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