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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1934
Page
9
Senator William E. Borah in a national address denounces government by bureaucrats as the chief threat to recovery and liberty. He warns against monopoly and criticizes both parties while pledging to back efforts to curb excessive spending and war-era excesses.
U S District Attorney Clyde Eastus announced North Texas liquor sellers owe about a million dollars in unpaid excise taxes. He cited around 1000 open joints and warned penalties include a $1000 fine and up to one year in prison, with conspiracies prosecuted as felonies.
A Berlin bulletin says Hitler flies to Neudeck to see President Von Hindenburg. The Jewish Telegraphic Agency cites a nationwide Jewish group survey claiming no disturbances or anti Jewish demonstrations amid the German crisis. The piece notes a drop in German export activity and hints at shifts in state policy.
An Associated Press report details a Roman Catholic priest shot after criticizing Hitler, along with Gustav Von Kahr and former Bavarian premier Colonel Van Bredow. Catholic officials warn against plots, while Europe contemplates Hitler's fate amid uncertainty. In New Jersey, Pauline Lanning denies a marriage license to Walter Wilson.
Dandruff is quickly dissolved and washed away by Brown's Lotion Soap a liquid soap selling for fifty cents Complete directions appear on each bottle For sore scalp and eczema use Brown's Lotion with the liquid soap Sold and guaranteed by Randal Drug Stores.
Miss Lanning objects to a 72 year old man marrying a 32 year old woman, arguing there is still gender bias since marriage aims to produce children. The report notes tennis star Helen Jacobs winning at Wimbledon and comments that shorts above the knee helped her beat Helen Wills.
The piece reflects on royal marriages and the role of prince consorts, noting Mary Walker’s jail remark, and recalling Queen Wilhelmina’s husband, Mecklenburg’s prince, and Albert as grandfather to King George. It lampoons the unhappy duties of a prince consort and the limited credit they receive.
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