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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1933
Page
11
A brief item notes a standing amount due or owed, with unclear details. The fragment implies a payment obligation or entitlement in a local context, highlighting a financial obligation awaiting settlement or confirmation.
Classified rental notes list furnished houses with three rooms bath and garage at 601 N Gar Lane and a brick home with a double garage. Also offered are several furnished and unfurnished apartments including Grace Apartments and Cocer ne Apartment Hotel with daily weekly or monthly rates. Real estate listings include buyers for five or more acres, travel bureau ads for shared expenses and car-for-sale notices. Various autos for sale with prices and dealer names in Tyler Amarillo area listings.
West Texas Utilities Company will pay a 1.50 dollar quarterly dividend on its 6.00 dollar preferred shares. Payment date July 1 to holders of record June 15. Total first half dividend reaches 117000 dollars for about 3000 stockholders, 70 percent in Texas and West Texas.
New York report June 27 describes three year old Michael Weglie dying after grabbing the rim of a large urn on a neighbor’s porch and being crushed when it toppled. The incident occurred while he sought the pretty flowers.
Courthouse records show Grace C Stinger and heirs transferring Lot 22 Block 2 Wolf Lin Place to Charles C Woods for 10 dollars. W Forest Dutton and heirs deed to Anna E Tucker and others for 10 dollars covering multiple lots in Denver Heights. Vehicle registrations list B O P Sales Co Oklahoma City Olds James C Wilson Ft Worth Plymouth Harry Holland 1619 Jackson Olds and W J Loftus 1804 N Julian Ford. Building permits issued to Alfred Collard 409 N Fairmont 700 dollars residence and S E Johnson 111234 Johnson 1500 dollars duplex.
In New York during a Senate inquiry into the Harriman National Bank case Senator Manfield Neely of West Virginia and Nugent Dodds former A U S Attorney clashed after Dodds shouted falsehood at Neely. Chair Ashurst intervened and forced Dodds back to his seat during a cross examination questioning how the bank kept accepting deposits while books showed over 1 006 million in false entries.
In Edinburg a Ninety-second District Court grand jury reported it could not find evidence to warrant an indictment in a supposed conspiracy to slay Harry Ridgeway, manager of the Donna irrigation district. Rangers had investigated the alleged scheme weeks earlier. The Forty-seventh District Court recessed with Judge Henry S Bishop away, as the term nears its end before July vacation week.
Oklahoma production climbs by 148 285 barrels to 556 265 barrels daily, offsetting a drop in East Texas that lowers Texas output to 1 310 040 barrels daily. US total averages 2 738 020 barrels daily, with Kansas and California showing modest gains and Rocky Mountain regions easing.
Lincoln Neb June 27 A peanut lodged in the esophagus and is argued to have caused the death of Mrs. Harry Carl Johnson of Blanchard Iowa. Her executor’s attorney says the death was accidental while the insurer disputes that interpretation. Federal Judge T C Munger will rule on the matter.
June 27 Washington Hop kins announces that after August 1 private welfare agencies may not distribute federal emergency relief funds. Governors and state relief administrations have been notified that public agencies must manage the distributions.
Detroit June 27 Post master General James A Farley during a brief visit with state Democratic leaders predicted that prohibition will be out of the constitution by Christmas.
Former Governor James E. Ferguson and Fort Worth minister Rev J Frank Norris spoke two hours on prohibition before more than 8000 listeners. The debate ended with a handshake and mutual respect while each framed the liquor issue as bootleggers versus saloons and national policy.
Prof. E A Ross of the University of Wisconsin told the American Sociological Society that farm families in America are growing more urban in structure. He argued that farm children are declining and the family as a unit is shrinking due to changing financial values of children.
A new electric camera called an iconoscope, developed by Dr. Vladimir Zworykin of RCA, is announced in Chicago after ten years of research. The device is expected to make outdoor television practical and will be presented to the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
Federal Judge Randolph Bryant ruled that federal officers did not abduct Oscar E. Voight on June 17. He denied Voight's habeas corpus petition and ordered him returned to Houston where he faces indictment with 17 others in a rum smuggling conspiracy.
Southern Pacific Company announced it was placing 2952 shop men on a five day week immediately, ending the two year old three day week. Increased passenger and freight traffic necessitated the faster schedule for shop operations.
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