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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1933

Page

2

Amarillo Promises Boom as Stock and Real Estate Rally

A wild market outlook grips Amarillo with talk of a looming boom in stocks and land while drilling at Erasmus Tack No. 1 south of Amarillo proceeds day and night. Local boosters urge investment in established firms and Amarillo real estate, forecasting recovery across the plains. Weather shifts hint at rain chances as wind veers northeast, tempering prior drought worries, and a letter notes family financial strains amid adjusted salaries. Air mail funding cuts threaten limited service from Amarillo, underscoring urgent calls to boost local commerce.

Alien Smuggling Racket Grows Across Borders

A front-page feature by Will C. Murphy reveals the alien smuggling network moving 25,000 to 35,000 people yearly into the United States, with over 20 million dollars paid to border rings. The series outlines a border war, listing roles like spotters, feelers, and runners, and notes hotspots along the Canadian frontier and Florida keys.

United States Will C. Murphy America Canadian Rio Grande Pacific Atlantic Lower California Florida Peninsula Huron Fiie Erie Ontario Great Lakes Canada Uncle Sam Mexico Cuba Poland Italy China St. Lawrence Niagara St. Claire Florida Keys

Kansas City Livestock and New Orleans Cotton Market Summary

Market notes from Kansas City show hogs at 4.55 top for choice 190-250 lb, cattle bidding steady with steers 6.50 to 8.25, heifers 3.25 to 3.65, and calves to 6.00. Sheep trade steady with native lambs around 8.80, yearlings 4.50 to 6.25. New Orleans cotton opened quiet and steady with July near 9.10 to 9.23, futures easing from early highs but rallying on stocks and demand. Washington screen issue cited as weighing on prices.

Kansas City Ewan New Orleans Washington New York

Convent to Be Erected Near Amarillo

Plans for a new Catholic convent for the Franciscan Sisters have been completed and construction will start after bids are awarded. The building will be on church property east of Price Memorial College and will serve as headquarters with a novitiate. Archdiocesan approval from the Vatican has been granted.

R. A. Gerken Amarillo Santa Fe N. M Price Memorial College Missionary Sisters of St. Francis Franciscan Gerken Sacred Congregation of the Religious Vatican City

What They 9 7 Write To Tack Needs Boone Pitts

Dear Tack I wish you would help me find out where Mr and Mrs Boone Pitts live at present They worked for me two years ago and I would like to have See Tack Letters Page 3.

Sheriden Eloise Wilfred Lastle Rupert Court House Boone Pitts Tack Mrs

Economic view outlines four ways to slash tariffs

An economics expert before the conference proposed four concrete methods to attack high tariffs and expressed faith that progress will be reasonably satisfactory. Secretary of State Cordell Hull, leading the American delegation, told reporters this generation is more capable of grappling with these difficulties than any that came before.

Cordell Hull

Plane Crash Victims Named At Culver Graduation Event

Miss Stephanie Ogorer 20 of Chicago and Robinson and Schaller sons of notable figures are identified among crash victims. One other woman tentatively named Mrs Ida Goodwin 47 formerly of Missoula, a dietitian at a Long Island private school. Robinson family traveled from New York for Culver graduation ceremonies last week.

Page Stephanie Ogorer Chicago Robinson Joseph G. Robinson New York City The Travelers’ Life Insurance Company Schaller George J. Schaller Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago Ida Goodwin Missoula Mont Long Island N. Y New York Culver

Blood Pressure and Osteopathic Care Highlights

A historical overview traces blood pressure discovery from Harvey to Hales and Still. It explains high and low pressure, their disease links, and notes osteopathic principles: remove causative factors, regulate habits, and use manipulative treatment to improve circulation and support self repair.

William Harvey Stephen Hales Man Hales Andrew Taylor Harvey

Osteopathic Health Bureau booklet offered in Amarillo

The Globe News Pub Co invites readers in Amarillo Texas to request a free copy of the new booklet describing Osteopathic Health Service. Provide name and address to receive the material at no cost or obligation.

Osteopathic Health Bureau, the Globe News Pub. Co Osteopathic Health Service

Congress crisis over blue sky plan and veterans relief

The article describes congressional fights over funding plans for the blue sky law, employment service, farm and credit programs, and home mortgage relief. It notes a late night push on bureau reorganizations the White House sought to enact without 60 day ratification and a Senate battle led by Senator Cutting to insert a veterans relief substitute limiting disability reductions to 25 percent.

New Employment Service House Senate Cutting N. M House Administration Steiner Ore Roosevelt House Democratic Steering Committee

ETEXOL Field Hearing Targets Gas Complaint

A state railroad commission hearing will focus on a dispute over gas allocation in the Strawn field. W. E. Hawkins of Abilene and L. D. Hawkins of Breckenridge filed the complaint on behalf of 15 producers, seeking lower daily deliverability and warning that producers may be shut in if limits stay high. The 40-well Strawn field lies in southwestern Palo Pinto County.

Strawn State Railroad Commission W. E. Hawkins Abilene L. D. Hawkins Breckenridge Palo Ponte County

Malin Suit With MLB And NL Clubs Hinted Settled

Jerry Malin sports editor of The News-Globe files a $1,300 damages suit against the Chicago White Sox and the Pittsburgh Pirates over a canceled April 5 exhibition. Hearing in 108th civil district court was postponed to later in the term, with a courtless settlement anticipated.

Jerry Malin News-Globe Chicago White Sox Pittsburgh Pirates 108Th Civil District Court Malin

Barrows On the Run Across States After Car Escapes

The Barrows were carried to trees with barbed wire and left. Officers freed prisoners half an hour later and alerted Sayre Oklahoma authorities. A posse pursued two cars toward Pampa. Barrows faces warrants in Texas Oklahoma and Missouri for various crimes.

Sayre Oklo Pampa Barrows Texas Oklahoma Missouri

Dallas Officers Doubt Barrow Identity

Ranger sergeant Bert Whisnand and chief deputy William Decker doubted the two young men who kidnapped two Collingsworth County officers were Clyde and Buck Barrow, wanted in four states for major offenses. Whisnand noted criminals often pose as famous outlaws to mislead victims.

Dallas Bert Whisnand William Decker Collingsworth County Clyde Buck Barrow Whisnand

Water supply plan tied to five camps officers named

Maj. J. L. Dunn and Captains T. E. Roderick W. L. Coulter D. R. Alfange and P. H. Barnhard head five camps with monthly payrolls from 40000 to 50000. Officers estimate daily food and supplies costs at least 500. Local committee members and Randall County commissioners say water will be ready before week’s end.

J. L. Dunn T. E. Roderick W. L. Coulter D. R. Alfange P. H. Barnhard Randall County

CCC wage system changes to reward and penalize workers

Washington reports the Civilian Conservation Corps will raise wages to 45 dollars per month for five percent of workers and 36 dollars for eight percent, from the current 30 dollars. An executive order allows three days' pay per month to be deducted for violations, as announced by director Robert D. Fechner.

Washington Civilian Conservation Corps Robert D. Fechner Roosevelt

Iowa Farmers See Cash Income Drop Deep in Low Mood

Iowa farmers experienced roughly a 63 percent decline in cash income during the downturn, compared with a 59 percent decrease nationwide. The figures highlight a steeper impact on state agriculture amid broader economic softness.

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