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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1933
Page
5
Hermann Goering declared in a speech that the Reichstag fire was meant to trigger a Communist revolt and justify drastic decrees and martial law. He said Communist handbills call for “self protection” groups and forged orders to NS storm troopers to seize Berlin after the election.
Advertisement notes that rubbing Baume Bengué on the chest soothes pain and loosens chest colds without drugs. Warns against imitations and urges asking a druggist for Ben-Gay to ensure real relief and effective results.
A speaker warned of an intended threat to the population while asserting that the lives of Communists and Socialists remained safe as long as they stayed within the law.
Editorial notes San Diego’s high automobile availability and retail spend on cars, claiming it can transport double the population in cars. It lauds low illiteracy under 4 tenths of one percent and praises California public schools as part of the American plan, asserting resolve against foreign-born illiteracy.
A column critiques press influence and advertising dominance by Wheeler MacMullen Penter and White, noting their control of ads and a front page banner. It contrasts this with the Union and Tribune, warns of martial law in Germany and the Reichstag fire, and cites Communist provocator claims from jail.
The piece argues against British claims and praises American free trade within the United States. It contrasts perceptions of peril in Britain with U.S. resilience, noting gas shortages and improvised car setups, and critiques Britain’s imperial trade attitudes while highlighting America’s large, integrated market.
Samuel Untermyer meets Professor Einstein and argues the government should take over railroads. He envisions bonds swapped for government bonds, drastic reorganization, and replacement of old cars with high speed duralumine coaches capable of 140 mph to modernize the system.
About 125000 dead accounts exist in American savings banks, believed to hold hidden deposits left by misers and gangsters.
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