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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1934
Page
9
Moscow officials said a Soviet trade mission will visit the United States to explore expanded commerce under the Export Import Bank chartered in Washington. Officials emphasized the revival would hinge on terms favorable to the Soviet Union and noted Russia would seek to buy some goods as well.
A mixed report notes modest U S sales to the Soviet Union while planning for expanded trade. Ivan Bolev may head a Moscow mission to New York and Washington as William C Bullitt contends U S demand for Russian goods must rise. the American Export-Import Bank backs high level financing. Rosengoltz describes a shift toward smaller imports as Russia seeks to fulfill its second five year plan with growing internal production.
A vintage advertorial touts Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs from colds. It claims severe chest tightness and rapid relief, urging readers to use Foley's without substitutes for both old and young alike day or night.
The page outlines: Paul Cholet in Cocvanut Grove Revue and films on screen such as Havana Widows with Joan Brondell and Glenda Farrell, plus two Alone with Jean Parker and Tom Brown at Mission. It notes Parents Magazine ratings, age suitability, and that Lady for a Day will follow. Jean Parker is highlighted for her screen work.
The text states that there will be no major foreign purchases until terms improve with long term credits and normal interest rates. G Ordzhonidze, head of heavy industry, advocates cutting imports of heavy machinery in 1934 to several million rubles, down from 155 million rubles abroad in 1933, noting a favorable trade balance for 1933 as the first in years.
The listing notes Lilian Harvey in I Am Suzanne with a cast including May Robson Warren William Guy Kibbee and Ned Sparks. Two benefits for Shirley Ann Grounds at The Nat with Roy Diven and his Divenities helping the officer’s daughter. a grand march led by W R McDowell. Fury of the Jungle screens at Rex Friday with a police department matinee.
The city commission will file deeds at tonight’s regular meeting for a State High way Department project to create a through road along Fillmore Street from Twenty-First Avenue to Thirty-Sixth Avenue. The plan, widening the east west route and directing through traffic, affects three lots north of the east west road. Mayor Ross D. Rogers says no other major business is on the agenda.
A free faculty recital at Amarillo College of Music features a piano quartet and wood-string trio. Fourteen teachers perform, including pianists Lila Austin Myers Marguerite Cleghorn Vivian Morris Doherty Nellie D Erhard Evelyn Kennedy Marella Myers vocalists Dr Lloyd E Robinson Madelyn Robinson Emil F Myers Rosalie Raymond Harold Ensinger Austin Myers Helen Strite and Dr Louis de Kiserve.
Potter County Amarillo Texas invites sealed bids by 10 A M March 26 to purchase one crawler tractor and one grader. Bid specs required for tractor type and for eight ten and twelve foot graders. Court may accept or reject bids and may trade in One Rates 25 One Best 30 tractors and one Whippet 12 foot maintainer as part payment. Observance of NRA codes required.
Mrs W H Hannon writes that Cardus strengthened her after giving birth. She says she felt weak and nervous, her back ached, and only Cardus restored her strength and steadiness. She credits Cardus with improving her nerves, color, energy, and ability to work. Buy Cardus at the drug store.
An early article outlines practical deductions for federal income tax returns due Thursday. It lists taxes paid, auto licenses, admission taxes, club dues, long distance tolls, and state gasoline tax as possible write offs, along with dividends withheld and charitable contributions. Personal exemptions for single, married, and children are noted, with staff help available at the federal building.
Mr and Mrs W C Kenyon return home after a ten week vacation to the Gulf Coast. Kenyon, former postmaster here, resigned last November. In Galveston he underwent an operation and is now considerably improved.
An ad touts Brown's Lotion as a swift cure for athlete's foot. It claims relief from itching and healing within fourteen days, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Sold for 50 cents to one dollar per bottle at Randal Drug Stores and other outlets.
A mother recounts Mary a nearly three year old who wandered away and was found crying at a police station. The piece advises teaching children full name father address and phone number via playful daily practice. It urges children see policemen as friendly figures and emphasizes emergency communication.
Delayed dispatches from Talara report the bodies of J. Le Staurt of Pittsburgh and A. R. Farmer of Memphis Texas killed in an oil field blast were sent to the United States. A funeral procession accompanied them to Mole and they boarded the steamer Santa Clara. The Talara mayor praised the two engineers as flags at half mast marked the city.
A remark on child separation causing mental agony, suggesting relief if a child understands crisis actions. An unrelated folk practice notes Mexicans not shaving while suffering a cold, illustrating cultural tidbits amid the broader reflection.
Justice J. W. Pottinger returns to the county courthouse after several weeks of illness and a Wichita clinic stay for treatment. He reports feeling better though weakened, and has been resting at home for the past two to three weeks. In La Grange Texas a monument honors 17 soldiers who died in the black bean execution after Santa Anna captured 176 Texans in 1842 and selected 17 by drawing beans.
An old advertisement promises relief for night urination and bladder irritation. It touts HURETS as a bladder laxative to expel impurities, with a four day trial and money back guarantee. It also mentions BUe KETS containing buchu leaves and jumper oil as a pleasant enhancer, claiming benefits for bladder and bowel comfort.
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