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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1933

Page

7

Three Way Aid Plans Laid to Help Farmers

A three way program to ease debt laden farmers gains momentum with plans to adjust mortgages by capacity to pay, lower interest, and extend credit. Conciliation boards would study each case, land banks merge with federal banks, and new law would allow refaced mortgages to be paid off over years. Roosevelt aides back the plan as part of a broader farm relief push.

Washington Congress Henry Morgenthau, Jr Roosevelt Federal Land Banks Tack el Paso

Hollywood Knitted Wear Sets Trends for Casual Daywear

Hollywood fashion notes spotlight hand knitted pieces worn by Adrienne Ames, Constance Bennett, Glenda Farrell, Gwili Andre, and Raquel Torres. Ames sports a white vestee jumper with ribbed skirt, edged in brown. Bennett carries a foldable umbrella with a green knitted suit and Swagger raincoat. Farrell wears a blue slacks outfit with a white turtle neck, red coat and scarf. Andre sports a red dish brown knitted suit with a scarlet scarf, Torres models a gray knitted bathing suit with minimal back and neck strap.

Hollywood Adrienne Ames Constance Bennett Glenda Farrell Gwili Andre RKO Raquel Torres Palm Springs

Tack Letters Continued From Page 3

The writer defends dancing and wholesome amusements for youth in Amarillo, praising teachers and moral standards. He argues youth should be served with proper recreation in school or home, not risky road houses, and expresses pride in today’s youth and institutions. The letter ends with a nurse recounting five years experience and four months hospital training.

Amarillo Amarilloni Jack London Panhandle Jack Brown Tack

Reward for Glove Lost Near Piggly Store in Windy Weather

A reader seeks a generous reward for the return of a black kid glove with a white button, left in the Piggly store at Sixteenth and Jefferson or dropped outside while getting into a car. The glove is new. finder may call 2-3710 or visit 1500 Jefferson.

Sixteenth and Jefferson

Radio auction notice for cheap Majestic eight-tube set

A local notice states a family will sell an eight-tube Majestic radio at a low price due to the husband’s long unemployment. The cabinet set is offered for quick sale to raise needed funds.

Refined widow seeks housekeeping work for milk trade

A middle aged, unincumbered woman at 1532 East Fifteenth Avenue offers to work as a housekeeper on a ranch or motherless home in exchange for meals and shelter while raising money to pay bills. She lists Mrs M C Brown and telephone 7140 as contact points and notes a social need for companionship from a good man.

East Fifteenth Avenue Tack M. C. Brown

Lace for sale during holidays by handmade sellers

During the holidays, women offered beautiful handmade lace at low prices. I now want to buy a quantity of it and seek details on availability and pricing.

Tack

Lace Wanted for Two Inch Wide Trim

A reader seeks to buy five yards of lace, preferably two inches wide, and asks sellers to write with their price and address so they can call.

Quiet plea for room and board from Mrs A R K

A middle aged woman seeks a Christian home offering board and room in exchange for small wages. She states she is alone, has no dependents, and has struggled to find housing. Address: 1009 South Buchanan Street.

South Buchanan Street

Defends School Dancing Letter Provokes Humorous View

A reader reacts to James T. Stephen’s letter on teaching dancing in public schools, finding it humorous and noting personal amusement in the discussion about school curricula and cultural norms.

Tack James T. Stephen

Criticism of School Dances Sparks Letters Page

A reader disputes public condemnations of school dances. The writer argues moralizing critics misjudge dancing and emphasizes the need for balanced views in community discussions.

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