Neighborhood kitchens to open Monday in Amarillo
Mason King says the neighborhood kitchens will open Monday despite delays from mild weather and will run into spring until April 15. Mrs. Chansler Weymouth notes two calves donated by the Veterans of Foreign Wars, making five meat animals available. Col. John Gordon donates a building for use and faces a threatening anonymous call denying any profit in relief work.
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Mason King
Chansler Weymouth
Veterans of Foreign Wars
John Gordon
News-Globe
Widow Seeks Immediate Work For Hire By The Hour
A young widow asks Tack for urgent employment offering hourly daily or weekly work. She requests calls to 6613 and signs as A READER. Also notes three white puppies available for adoption or best offer from Melvin B. with Dia] 2-1828.
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Tack
Melvin B
Dia
Amarillo Echoes Hope as Farmers Lead Recovery Drives
In Amarillo and the Texas Panhandle, optimism grows as farmers and small firms brace for recovery. Ed Tull reports about shingles aid, local generosity, and communities rallying to weather 1933. Hedley visitors share stories and plans, while local calls echo for mutual support and patience.
Beecher Sparks Church Crowd With Blasphemy Talk
A stormy night in town sees Beecher stir a previously indifferent audience. He denounces blasphemy and swearing, breaking the ice as cheers rise in the church.
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Beecher
Leaders Meet To Discuss Peace Terms In Chinwangtao
A Rengo dispatch says Japanese and Chinese officers met in Chinwangtao with British naval officers to discuss peace terms. A Chinese officer for Gen Ho Chu kuo allegedly met the Japanese commander, as parleys were expected to continue at the Japanese HQ.
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Tokyo
aJn
Chinwangtao
Ho Chu-kuo
Shanhaikwan
End serious coughs with Creomulsion
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a powerful yet harmless remedy for coughs and colds. It promises quick relief, no narcotics, pleasant taste, and a money-back guarantee if relief is not achieved, urging readers to visit their druggist.
Sterling outlines balanced tax plan for Texas in 1930s
Governor Sterling argues against dependance on ad valorem taxes and calls for a mixed system. He proposes property taxes for locals and a state sales and income tax set at moderate levels to fund frugal government. He cites past savings, including fraud detection, penal system reform, and efficient operations. He also backs constitutional change and automatic voting machines.
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Texas
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East Texas
Sabine River
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
United States Faces Shrinking Armies and Global Shifts
General MacArthur warns against deep cuts as Far East tensions flare anew. The Geneva conference talks on universal land armament reductions drift with little progress, while U S army strength falls to 17th in the world as other nations enlarge their forces.
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MacArthur
Far East
U. 8
U.S
United States
Highway 3 A Askew Cotten Holt and Wheeler discuss right of way
A group including A Askew T W Cotten and C Holt with W H Wheeler of the real estate board surveyed 10 to 11 property owners. Contracts state no signer is bound until full right of way is secured and the county will cover actual damages such as fence moves and tree work. The highway upgrade aims to improve the road by filling bar pits and omitting ditches.
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A. Askew
T. W. Cotten
Charles Holt
W. H. Wheeler
Real Estate Board
H. P. Hadfield
State college costs per capita spark budget debate
Dr. J A Hill president of West Texas State Teachers College disputes proposed budget cuts arguing higher education costs 92.2 cents per capita overall and 25 cents for each of 12 teachers colleges while Texans spent 12.22 per citizen on schooling last year and 12.81 on tobacco products. A New York female college professor conducted a brief survey of WTSTC and wrote the report cited by the House committee.
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Texas
West Texas
Death Plot Sparks Arrest Ties to Heir’s Fortune
Detectives arrested a suspect after a staged plot failed to unfold when he did not reappear. He denied involvement, claiming to know Bryan only as a panhandler. Mrs. Craig, 40, mourned the sudden shock as police noted an inheritance from Allan Craig of Chico, California, leaving $250000 to his widow and bequeathing estates to Gerald and Roland Craig and their wives.
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Gerald
Allan Craig
Pioneer
Chico
Calif
Roland
Lawmaker Proposes 57 Cent Ad Valorem Tax Rate Bill
George Moffett of Chillicothe introduces a bill to set state ad valorem tax at 57 cents per $100. He says the Confederate pension fund tax would stay at 7 cents and the school tax at 35 cents, with a constitutional max at 77 cents though last year the legislature set a statutory limit of 69 cents.
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George Moffett
Chillicothe
Moffett
Confederate Pension Fund
Kansas City Livestock Markets Update
U S Department reports hogs at 7 000 head with steady to higher prices led by 160 220 lb at 3.00. Cattle runs 2 500 head with steers 4 47 to 5 00 and cows 2 60 to 3 00. Lambs and sheep 8 000 head with lambs 10 to 15 cents higher and tops at 5 90. Cotton futures opened quiet then steady in New Orleans with March 6 21 May 6 83 July 6 43.
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British Board of Trade
Democrats split on plan as Rainey defends free vote
Senate Democrats and a large bloc of Republicans are expected to back the bill in final voting. Rainey of Illinois, the Democratic floor leader, says Democrats resist being whipped and tend to go their own way, while Republicans accept party discipline.
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M. L. Richerson
Hedley
Texas
Beau Brummell
Sentative Rainey
Illinois
Rainey
Market steadiness as Kreuger & Toll concerns loom
Washington reports Dr. Max Winkler detailing securities manipulations by Kreuger & Toll at a Senate hearing. Wall Street opens with a profit taking test, then resumes gains as rails and tobacco stocks rise on positive earnings, Boots sale news, and steady advances in major issues.
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College of the City of New York
Senate Stock Market Committee
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Drug, Inc
Boots Pure Drug Co
England
Carter's Little Liver Pills advertised remedy
A 1931 advertisement touts Carter's Little Liver Pills to stimulate two pounds of daily bile and relieve a feeling of being down and out. It warns against laxatives and salts and claims the pills are gentle, effective, and safe, with a red label and 25 cents price.
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Carter
C. M. Co
Aspironal touted as quick cold relief across the community
An advertising claim promotes Aspironal as ten times faster than whiskey and other remedies for colds and coughs. It invites readers to buy at drug stores, try two teaspoons, and demand a money back guarantee if symptoms do not fade in two minutes. It urges taking the remainder home for family use and notes safety for children and adults.
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