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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1933
Page
2
The column argues cowmen face a deep crisis, pressed by high meat prices and packer profits, urging Washington action led by Congressman Marvin Jones and Roosevelt influence. It notes retail meat struggles, currency worries, censorship talk, Tugwell's views, and a bleak weather outlook for rain and wheat.
A note reports a red wool glove missing at the rear entrance of F. W. Grand Silver. The finder is asked to return the item to its owner.
Princess Margot of Austria, detained under guard at Pitzelstatten Castle, escapes with her husband Prince Bernhard von Sachsen Meiningen to Italy. The escape follows lax guards, with six detectives now replaced and the prince moved to a concentration camp. Dogs and intrigue surround the escape tale.
Mexico moves to halt pensions granted to descendants of Montezuma II and Isabel Montezuma after a 110 year review finds errors and financial cost. The decree questions records and notes Montezuma's line lacked a hereditary Aztec monarchy.
Dallas testimony reveals Mae Cantrell and Toy Woolley began living together in 1931 while Mae taught at Winnetka School Mina Woolley Woolley’s sister testified she lived at the home with them The defense sought to show the couple secretly married to explain the affair and Mina’s presence Woolley claimed he went hunting before Dorothy was shot not to see Cantrell
Secretary of the Interior Ickes slipped on ice while leaving his home and suffered a minor injury. He went to his office and was later taken to the naval hospital for X-ray examination.
George N. Peek agricultural adjustment administrator is expected to head actions aimed at expanding U S foreign trade as indicated at the White House today.
Directors of the Social Welfare Association will meet Tuesday at 3 PM in the county commissioners' courtroom. The annual election of officers and urgent business will be disposed of. Delegates urged from unrepresented organizations. membership includes pastors and delegations from churches fraternal orders clubs federations and labor groups.
Art works by students of St Marys Academy are on display at the school. Several paintings are shown and the public is invited to view the exhibition.
Benjamin P. Bembry, 77, died at 12 today at his son Glen Bembry's home 711 North Tyler Street after a weeklong illness. He belonged to the Seventh Day Advent Church and is survived by four additional sons Clyde Burns Oregon Ernest Bend Oregon Fred and John R Bembry Whittier California and a daughter Mrs C M Hodges Garden Grove California. Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home is handling arrangements.
Eugene Rosson, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Rosson of 917 North Polk Street, died at the family home at 5 30 this morning. Funeral services were conducted at Griggs Funeral Chapel at 2 this afternoon with burial in Memorial Park.
Between 75 and 100 dealers of the International Harvester Company will gather in Amarillo Wednesday for a service meeting. The meeting will be held at the branch plant here. A luncheon will be held at noon at the Capitol Hotel.
Mrs Nicholas F Brady national Girl Scouts board member will broadcast on the Lowell Thomas program at 1745 tonight over a national hookup Miss Daffin Lowrey local Girl Scout director said.
Cotton prices firmed in New Orleans with opening gains and some short covering. Hogs and cattle in Kansas City traded mixed to lower as markets showed softer demand while New York stocks advanced on improving business and industry signals amid steady gold.
A old newspaper ad touts a home cough remedy using Pinex mixed with sugar syrup to create a pint of medicine. It promises quick relief, non spoilage, and a pleasant taste, claiming four times the value of store bought preparations and a money back guarantee.
Miss Jewell Davidson county tax collector reported November collections of 109137 78 for state and county taxes. County share was 46458 89 about 10000 less than the state. Full 1933 tax payments totaled 19680 92 with 1933 first half at 83789 15. Poll taxes 1721 25 and delinquent payments 3858 20. Vehicle department receipts were 1161 21 with most to state highway 399 41. county 391 18 and collector 353 35. Heavy payments expected in December and January.
Ten cases were listed for trial in the Potter County criminal docket session opened by County Judge J M Simpson for the December term. Luther Jordan faces theft charges on appeal from justice court. Warmer days bring further hearings including Fred Pearson on aggravated assault and Glenn or Mrs Chris Wagner on health code violations. Authorities also note Charles A Christolph facing zoning ordinance appeal and others slated for Wednesday and Thursday.
An old styled public health notice urges readers to prevent colds by staying away from crowds dressing warmly and using Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine daily. It promotes the product as both preventive and curative with claims it drives illness from the body and strengthens the system.
Case records list Mae Mays charged with theft by bailee and Thurman Hoon cited for aggravated assault with George Bond linked to swindling. Article notes several failed attempts to move Montana driver license law enactments forward.
Osteopathy is presented as a distinct, licenced school of healing claimed to treat disease by scientific methods. It highlights education standards, compares D O to medical degrees, and cites dramatic cures to argue for its legitimacy and broad applicability.
The Globe News Pub Co reports on the Osteopathic Health Bureau based in Amarillo Texas. Details on operations and local health initiatives are highlighted in the article.
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