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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1934

Page

10

Industry in Big Recovery Figures Show Industry in Big Recovery Figures Show

The Associated Press reports a 195 percent jump in net income for 701 corporations across three groups, industrials rails and utilities, with aggregate net income totaling 704.884 million in 1933 versus 279.115 million in 1932. Utilities show the sole black ink among the three major groups.

Claude A. Jagger Associated Press New York Rails A&antares Statistics Company

Federal Labor Bureau to Be Set Up Here in Amarillo

Amarillo will host a United States Re-Employment Bureau replacing the CWA office. A. G. Irwin will be acting manager under the labor department with a committee led by J. O. Gulek ie to confirm. The bureau aims to aid employers and the unemployed, build a regional labor clearinghouse, and collect labor statistics.

Federal Labor Bureau Amarillo United States CWA Department of Labor A. G. Irwin J. O. Gulekie H. G. Hamrick Chansler Weymouth P. C. Bennett R. D. Kirk C. F. Brinsdon

Woman Finds Relief from Pain with Cardui

Mrs T C Stewart of North Little Rock Arkansas describes a week of left side pain that shifted to the right with cramps. After her husband bought Cardui, she took it and felt easier and rested better. She continued taking Cardui for a while and credits it with removing the pain.

Panhandle Livestock Association entertains cowmen with dances and shows

The Panhandle Livestock Association offers three dances nightly and a boxing card at the National Guard Armory for visiting cowmen. Free admission to dances for registered convention guests. Melody Maids orchestra directs dances at Amarillo Hotel with Peggy's Rhythm Girls and the Rambling Cowboys performing square dances. Horse shows and afternoon entertainment fill the schedule at Tri-State grounds.

Panhandle Livestock Association Chansler Weymouth National Guard Tri-State i Amarillo Hotel Melody Maids Louis Bussey Thompson Building Polk Street Crystal Ballroom Herring Hotel Peggy Rhythm Girls

Courthouse Records and Property Transfers

Courthouse records list deeds from FP M Lefforge et ux to Presbyterian Home for five lots in University Heights valued at 10 dollars. L G Palmer et ux to Mrs A J Thompson for two lots in Premates valued at 12236 08 dollars. Also included are multiple car registrations and makes such as Buick Oldsmobile Pontiac Studebaker and Chevrolet with owners listed at various addresses.

M. Lefforge Presbyterian Home L. G. Palmer A. J. Thompson Blanche Pumphrey Hughes Buick Amarillo Oldsmobile Co Olds Bill Honey West 10Th Pontiac Harold Shanklin Studebaker Lloyd Pace Maryland Chrysler Edgar Kempson Chevrolet Badger Ice Company Ford

Young Bandit Robs Refinery Company

A young unmasked bandit robbed the Panama Refining Company in Kilgore Texas yesterday, obtaining 217 dollars. He also took 18 dollars from Felton Jones night office manager after ordering him to stand in a corner for three minutes.

Kilgore Tex U.P Panama Refining Company Felton Jones Jones

Bids Open On State Relief Bonds March 17

Bids on 4 million dollars of four and a half percent state relief bonds will be opened March 17 by the state bond sale commission in Austin. Printing bids are due March 13 to the state board of control. The Texas Relief Commission met in special session to request issuance of the bonds and to fund four months of relief work with federal aid. Jack Reed of Galveston, newly elevated to equal footing with commissioners, called for nepotism probes and sought an attorney general ruling on anti nepotism law terms.

Austin State State Board of Control Texas Relief Commission Jack Reed Galveston Coke Stevenson Robert Real Kerrville Reed Relief Commission

Progress in flight from 1911 to near 48 hour world trip

The article recalls early aviation prizes and feats from Lord Northcliffe and William Randolph Hearst. It highlights Perry Rodgers winning a transcontinental prize in 1911, with a 4 017 mile route from New York to California. It notes long stops, 84 hours of flight and 1 200 hours total time including maintenance. It ends with a forecast that ships will fly around the world in 48 hours.

Lord Northcliffe English Channel Bleriot Britain Lloyd's William Randolph Hearst Perry Rodgers Rodgers Sheepshead Bay Brooklyn N. Y Pasadena Calif Earth

Validity of Fish Sales Law Upheld in Court

District Judge S G Taylor yesterday upheld the state fish dealers license law and dissolved a temporary injunction granted to the San Antonio Retail Grocers Association. The grocers argued each retail dealer must buy a $200 wholesalers license to sell fish under the statute. Twenty three camps of the Civilian Conservation Corps are located in Louisiana.

San Antonio S. G. Taylor Civilian Conservation Corps Louisiana

Mrs Talmadge’s Jersey Cow Tops Georgia Governor’s Luncheon

The governor of Georgia and his wife, Mrs. Talmadge, host a luncheon for a dozen men at the governor’s mansion in Atlanta. Mrs. Talmadge, busy with guests and staff, tends to hospitality while managing farm duties and milking duties when needed. She claims the Jersey cow yields two pounds of butter and five gallons of milk daily.

South Georgia

Creomulsion Promises Quick Relief For Coughs

Advertises Creomulsion as a seven action remedy for chest colds with no narcotics. Claims the product is powerful yet harmless and pleasant to take and offers an on the spot money back refund if relief is not achieved.

Georgia editor weighs reelection bid of Governor Talmadge

The Macon Telegraph editor Mr Anderson predicts Governor Talmadge could win another 25 000 vote margin this fall. He recalls Georgia political figures and recounts a dramatic incident of strength and childbirth from the era, then notes John Dillinger's prison escape from Crown Point using a wooden pistol and a kidnapped driver as authorities mobilize with radio and air support.

Talmadge Mr. Anderson The Telegraph Macon Anderson Georgia Crown Point Indiana John Dillinger America

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