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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1933
Page
2
New York report shows steel production reaching about fifty percent of capacity, the highest since April. Mills struggle to meet demand as output lags behind orders and providers indicate ongoing capacity constraints.
The long heat wave continues with record temperatures and rising deaths in multiple states. June conditions bring 14 hours 45 minutes of daylight on Wednesday as heat spreads from the Midwest to the Northwest. Indiana Michigan and Ohio report deaths, while drownings occur in Kentucky and Minnesota amid ongoing high temperatures in Atlanta Superior and St. Louis. Cotton spinning gains surge in May with spindle hours at 1.31 billion and capacity use at 112.3 percent, the highest since 1929. American electrical production for the week ending June 17 climbs 9.5 percent year over year, marking a notable rise in output.
Regional progress on State Highway 5 accelerates with plans to cap 125 miles in the Panhandle. Donley County’s 35 miles would be the last unpaved stretch if completed, making the line from Texline to the Gulf of Mexico all weather. Right of way efforts target Donley County immediately.
The document outlines flour tax collection at sale and potential refunds if flour is exported. It notes a 30 cent per bushel wheat tax, with a calculated impact that 100 pounds of flour would incur about 70.2 cents in tax, and estimates overall tax proportionality to wheat.
City and county borrow money from the government to front a bank and finance RF C led construction. City and county commissions oversee ads and hiring of contractors with local labor preference. RF C work continues as more funds are provided. Multiple federal programs include surveys, forestry, federal highways, and naval projects.
Austin June 21 There is no time limit on submitting relief project data, the Texas Rehabilitation and Relief Commission announced. It had been reported all data must be filed in Austin by June 24. Only the two years limitation on the life of the commission limits the time for receiving data. Counties urged to take time to complete data. Col Lawrence Westbrook director of the commission is expected back from Washington Thursday. He urged effort this week toward completion and filing of eligible applications. Estimated losses of projects needed but not working plans. Amount of labor used feasibility of the project and self liquidation or security by means of bonds or other funds should be clearly stated.
Mrs. C. W. McKay of Magnolia and Mrs. Ike Dozier of Fort Smith stayed with Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Futch on Maryland Street. Mrs. McKay learned her husband C. W. McKay, Magnolia attorney, had been named mediator by President Roosevelt in a Kansas City rail dispute and she returned home to join him.
New Orders reports Premier Mussolini pushing hard for a swift conclusion to negotiations. The Soviet delegation submits a draft non aggression pact promising economic cooperation with no discrimination. Big four wheat talks are paused as Australian delegates seek more time. Moley sails for London with expectation of definite results from the world economic conference.
William McCutcheon a 57 year old Houston oil man died after injuries from a mysterious incident at his hotel. He had fractures and facial bruises and could not explain how he was injured. His sister Mrs. Harry F. Mitchell requested police to investigate.
Roy Meers surrendered to authorities in connection with the fatal shooting of Falls County deputy sheriff Flee Stuart near a negro emancipation day celebration near Durango west of Marlin Texas. Stuart was killed Monday night and Meers was taken to the Waco jail after surrendering at Chilton. Falls County officers later brought him back to jail.
Advertisers promise a good used car in the Want Ads under classification 55 offering a vehicle with exact make model and wear, general condition aligned with buyer demands, and favorable terms. Local automobile dealers present several options reflecting the best deals available in the area.
Nate Browne, who last year fell into Puget Sound trying a Tokyo hop, says Jimmie Mattern stayed near the Siberian coast on his 2500 mile leg from Khabarovsk to Nome. Mattern has been missing since last Wednesday, with fuel lasting about 15 hours and a deadline set for 6 to 9 PM yesterday.
Fort Worth obituary notes F G McSpeak a well known former private banker died at his home after years of ill health. Funeral services pending relatives arrival. Surviving son H B McPeak of Dallas.
Federal authorities sought a removal order from the U S district court to return 22 year old George Leigh McGee to Kansas City to face kidnaping charges in the Miss Mary McElroy case. McGee could not post a 25000 bond and preferred airplane travel, but officials said he would travel by train. Police questioned Howard E Wilson, a companion in the eastward flight, as McGee’s hearing followed the Kansas City abduction and ransom payment of 30000 for Miss McElroy.
Treasury receipts for June 19 were 25 671 521 41. Expenditures 27 661 934 42. Balance 1 000 109 404 45. Customs duties for 19 days of June were 14 348 737 76.
Kansas City livestock market shows hogs down 5 to 10 cents with top around 4.50 for 200 to 280 pounds and cattle and calves mixed with steers, cows, and vealers noted. New Orleans cotton opens quietly but steady with early gains. October trading near 9.47 and December at 9.62 amid moderate buying.
Chicago June 21 Heroes and traitors among plant defense cells were described before the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Dr Jean Dufrenoy outlined the life death roles of hero cells that die to stop disease and traitor cells that aid germ invasion, with meristematic reversion and sugar protein changes guiding susceptibility.
Ira Kelly, 38, an ex convict, was given the death penalty after pleading guilty to criminally assaulting a 12 year old girl at a picnic near Seabrook on April 22. He showed little emotion when the sentence was pronounced but later said he would fight the ruling with his lawyer. He stated I am guilty all right.
The market opened near yesterday's high but traded quiet in early hours as traders priced in a bearish weekly weather and crop report. October futures eased to 9.40 while December touched 9.55, down several points from early highs but still above yesterday's close. Mid-session buying nudged October to 9.44 and December to 9.59, about 4 points above the day’s lows and 7–8 above the early low range.
The wandering dollar steadied at European routes and domestic markets opened weakly. The British pound fell about 0.2 relief, shares eased after a tentative start, and commodities like wheat and cotton rose slightly while bonds stayed listless. Several major firms including U S Industrial Alcohol and Du Pont posted small gains as rail stocks advanced modestly on news of wage talk progress.
Cool comfortable house frocks sun suits and play clothes for youngsters with beautiful new cotton fabrics illustrated. Similar materials may be seen in shops at prices that keep your summer wardrobe within budget.
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