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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1933
Page
5
Amarillo College transfers to Texas University for 1931 32 posted strong marks. Scores show 34.46 transfer index versus 28.79 average for 37 junior colleges. 92.50 percent courses passed and 42.16 percent A and B grades, both above peers. Eight former Amarillo students enrolled.
The column recaps heavy mortgage losses and farm foreclosures with a judge's mortgage claim in Iowa. It notes farmers buying cows at 10 cents, horses at 15 cents, and a tractor for a dollar fifty, illustrating distressed assets and debt discussions alongside debates on postwar debt and rail industry power shifts in New York.
Leavenworth officials refuse to use a Texas style dog wagon to move Joe Zito back to Texas for an extradition hearing. Sheriff Roy Murray insists Zito remains under his custody amid debate over humane transport and habeas corpus proceedings.
Mr Loree seized an opening as hereditary owners of major New York City blocks note the talk. Senator Pittman pressed a constitutional amendment to limit Presidents to one six year term. Proponents argue a single term frees focus from a second bid and placates pressures from constituents.
A jury awarded Mrs. Marie Winiger $100 from a detective agency for a mistaken identity sting that tracked her husband, not her, and reported a kiss in a downtown doorway. The agency misidentified Lawrence Winiger as Karl Hamilton, sparking the claim. Americans consume about 4,000,000,000 bottles of soft drinks annually.
A boy runs away taking his sister savings bank funds while avoiding his mother's purse and kitchen drawer. He sought railroad fare for fishing and acted from jealousy over sister receiving 60 cents for skate savings. The article suggests the act stemmed from emotional pressure, not mere moral failure, and calls for_help for the boy.
A government order in Hungary provides every soldier and gendarme with fine Tokay wine daily. The note suggests this policy aims to influence behavior and prevent jealousy, while detailing the broad scope of the issuance.
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