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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1934

Page

3

Ford visits birthplace of McGuffey author in Washington

Henry Ford toured the McGuffey birth home in West Finley township 16 miles from Washington and holds an option on the site. Ford owns manuscripts and first editions of the McGuffey readers and aims to preserve the author’s memory despite the house now being in ruins.

Washington Henry Ford William Holmes McGuffey McGuffey Henry V. Blayney Ford Holmes West Finley Township Blayneys Automobile King Alexander McGuffey Anna Holmes McGuffey Old Washington College Cincinnati College Ohio University Woodward High School Cincinnati Miami University Ohio University of Virginia

Khiva Temple to Elect Officers at Annual Meeting

Khiva Shriners will meet in the Masonic Temple for the annual election of officers marking the 14th year of the Khiva organization serving Panhandle Shrine bodies. James E. King of Memphis to succeed Norris Ewing as Potentate. M. H. Mohler to become Assistant Rabban. other posts filled by election. 1934 membership card required for admission. treasurer and recorder reports to be presented.

Khiva Masonic Temple Panhandle Norris Ewing James E. King Memphis Rabban Potentate Ewing

Amarillo Area Scout Council holds annual meeting

The Amarillo Area Council annual meeting was held at the First Baptist Church Fellowship Hall with all leaders present. Troop 12 hosted, district reports covered round-up planning for February 9 and 10 at the Civic Auditorium, and Troop 31 of Wildorado and Troop 32 of Adrian were noted as new or upcoming units.

Amarillo Area American Legion Hall Troop 9 Fighting ‘Tigers Elmer R. Lewis Seascouts Wildorado Amarillo H. T. Batchelder Vernon Baker Adrian Lamar Street Baptist Church van Foster Comanches Longhorns Paul Smyer Wolverines Felix Felines Rev, Huckabee Dr. Cline Owls Charles Davis Gentley Polk Street Methodist Church Jerry Ratcliff Civic Auditorium Flaming Arrow Patrol Panthers Vega Flying Eagles Goodnight Lone Stars Claude John Wisdom Bob Whites Canyon WTSTC D. A. Nicholas Pirates of Troop 12 J. T. Oliver Ratcliff Moose Ray Johnson

American auto makers urged to build in Britain

A Today article argues that the United States should prove self sufficiency by allowing American car makers to set up factories in Britain, hire British workers, and use British products. It notes Britain prefers buying British and restricts ready made car parts, urging Americans to invest locally.

Britain

Debate on Buy American and Global Trade Reflections

A broad editorial column argues for serious Buy American policy while noting foreign advertising of Made in England or Made in France. It juxtaposes historical European craftsmanship with modern protectionism and cites global conflicts, Chinese civil strife, and a forecasted war era, then critiques the U.S. Reconstruction Finance Corp's rapid early 1934 lending.

England France United States

PWA spends vast funds on work relief in 41 states

The Public Works Administration outlines expenditures not tied to government projects totaling over fifty eight million in 41 states. The program would provide one month of work to about 264,357 men. Arguments against the capacity to spend ten to twelve thousand million dollars in 1934 are deemed underestimates of the nation’s spending ability. In Germany Bishop Ludwig Mueller announces a church dictatorship under Hitler with sermons limited to the pure, while Cardinal Faulhaber warns against overemphasizing Aryan heroes and warns the world was saved by prior biblical figures.

Public Works Administration PWA Germany Ludwig Mueller Hitler Faulhaber

Crowds Flock to Edith Rockefeller McCormick Auction

In New York, auction of Mrs Edith Rockefeller McCormick s artworks and jewelry drew a vast crowd. Reported attendance surpassed all prior auctions by about four thousand, reflecting strong public interest in her collection.

Edith Rockefeller McCormick New York

Cardus Cardul Claim From Tyler Woman Nursing Sleep

Mia P. M. Deason of Tyler Texas says Cardus helped her when run down and nervous. She took eight bottles at one time and six at another and then slept better and felt stronger during the day. If you are weak run down or nervous take Cardul for women.

Cardus Mia. P. M. Deason Tyler Texas

Gold Ten Dollars Admission At Lake Front Sale

In Chicago Mrs McCore mick’s furniture is sold at her lake front house amid crowding worries. Reporters note the event as a notable local sale with a ten dollar admission to curb the crowd.

Chicago

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