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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1934

Page

12

Mussolini outlines Italy's 60 year expansion plan

Premier Benito Mussolini told 5,000 Fascists at Rome's quinquennial leaders assembly that Italy will pursue a 60 year expansion into Asia and Africa, aiming for world primacy in the 21st century. He insisted the push is natural expansion, not territorial conquest, seeking collaboration with Africa and the Near East.

Tl Duce Mussolini Italy Africa Near East Asia France Europe

Creomulsion Promises Quick Cough Relief

Advertisement claims Creomulsion fights germs and relieves coughing with seven helps in one formula. It is described as powerful yet harmless, pleasant to take and narcotic free, with a money back refund if relief is not achieved.

Civil Appeals Court Proceedings In Seventh District

Proceedings held in the Court of Civil Appeals for the Seventh District at Amarillo with multiple motions submitted and cases ranging from dismissals to rehearings. Notable items include Bettie Dickinson executrix vs Griffis to dismiss and First National Bank Brownfield v Massachusetts Bonding rehearing, with several cases from Lubbock and Wheeler set for submission or affirmed.

Court of Civil Appeals Amarillo Cal Shepherd Bettie C. Dickinson Executrix A. E. Griffis Fort Worth Denver City L. L. King First National Bank Brownfield Massachusetts Bonding & Ins. Co American Mortgage Corp J. A. Dunnam M. L. Parker Phillips Petroleum Co C. E. Pletcher L. L Capitol Hotel Co Geo. C. Moore Chester Parrish Crosby E. L. Lantron Jos Temple Trust Co Lubbock Bennett Lumber Co John Krebs Wilbarger Raymond Allred Lewis Goodrich Wheeler Edgar Wischkaemper N. 8 Ragland C. E. Maedgen O. Baynum T. B. Priddy Pott Panther Oil & Grease Mfg. Co L. O. Eakin Carson Citizens National Bank L. J. Ivey

Postmaster Dies As He Goes to Bed in Fort Worth

W N Moore 54 longtime Fort Worth postmaster since 1923 died last midnight of a heart attack as he prepared for bed after a radio concert. He was with wife and stepson George Pollard. Moore had been appointed under President Harding after running the Metropolitan Hotel. Funeral plans not yet set.

Fort Worth U.P W. N. Moore George Pollard Moore Harding Metropolitan

Il Duce Warns Against Interference with Africa Expansion

Mussolini warned against attempts to hinder Italian expansion in Africa. He demanded that nations already in Africa stop blocking progress, a plea aimed notably at France.

Il Duce Africa France

Armstrong Rites Set at Chapel

Last rites for Mrs. Ruby Hazel Armstrong age 24 wife of W Armstrong were to be held at 4 p m from Griggs Chapel with Rev T D Sumratt officiating. Pallbearers included Alvin Hammett W A Hogan Paul Patterson W J H Porter John A Pfeiffer Grady L Blair. Burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Survived by husband a son Jack Morrison 7 a daughter Mary Margaret 5 her parents Mr and Mrs C L McCarley and brother Carlton McCarley, all of Amarillo. Armstrong is manager of Morrison Supply Company.

Ruby Hazel Armstrong W. Armstrong Prospect Avenue Griggs Chapel T. D. Sumratt Fundamentalist Baptist Church Alvin Hammett W. A. Hogan Paul Patterson W. J H. Porter John A. Pfeiffer Grady L. Blair Memorial Park Cemetery

John S. Dean 63 Dies. Amarillo Area Farmer

John S. Dean aged 63 a farmer of 306 North Johnson Street Amarillo died at 6 15 this morning. Survived by widow Ida B. Dean and eight children including Guy E H Elizabeth all of Amarillo C M Bryant L H Dean Claude Bill Holland Denton and Howard McKnight Dumas. Member of Baptist church. Body with N B Griges & Sons pending arrangements. D A Cleveland Weslaco orchardist turned hurricane palm trunks into fence posts by sawing and cementing.

John Baptist Church Griges & Sons

Wynnecastle Privileges Offered For Lefty Turner Search

Tubby finishes such a tale that Mr. Horn is preoccupied and the boys gain temporary access to Wynnecastle as a base for locating Lefty Turner. Lefty and Mr. Wynne were close friends, and Lefty once saved Wynne’s life during the war.

Lefty Turner Mr. Wynne Lefty Wynnecastle Turner United Syndicate, Inc

Novelists and psychiatrists in Pan Am medical congress

Dr Poster Kennedy told delegates at the Pan American Medical Association congress that great novelists understand human spirit better than many Freud followers. He argued mind pathology must advance through science and medicine, while Dr Leellyn Barber praised 50 years of internal medicine progress and Dr William Haggard warned cancer deaths rise from delayed operations.

Pennsylvania Panama Poster Kennedy New York Pan-American Medical Association Voltaire Shakespeare George Moore Freud Leellyn Barber Johns Hopkins University William Haggard Nashville

Canyon Boy's Rites Set at 4 O'clock

Last services for Lester Rowan Dowd four year old son of Mr and Mrs J C Dowd of Canyon were to be held at 4 this afternoon at Canyon First Baptist Church officiated by Rev J R Hicks. Burial in Dreamland Cemetery directed by Griggs Thompson Canyon. He died Sunday morning at the family home and was the second Dowd child to die in the past week. Surviving are his parents a brother Bobbie six and a sister Martha Jean eight.

Lester Rowan Dowd J. C. Dowd Canyon Canyon First Baptist Church J. R. Hicks Dreamland Cemetery Griggs- Thompson Lester Rowan Dowd John C., Jr Bobbie Martha Jean

Oklahoma Burial For Chas. Devore

The body of Charles C. Devore, 50, who died Sunday afternoon at a local hospital, will be sent to Supply, Oklahoma for burial. Blackburn-Shaw is in charge. Mr. Devore was a farmer and lived five miles north of Amarillo. Survivors include his widow, four sons including Donovan Devore of New York City, a daughter Thelma Devore of Amarillo, two sisters Mrs. C. P. Washman of Van Buren Arkansas and Mrs. H. L. Washman of Supply, Oklahoma, and two brothers Frank and Floyd Devore, both of Supply.

Charles C. Devore Supply Okla Blackburn-Shaw Devore Amarillo Donavan Devore New York City Thelma Devore C. P. Washman van Buren Ark H. L

Williams Infant Buried in Llano

Funeral services for Edna Viola Williams infant daughter of Mr and Mrs C H Williams were held at Griggs Chapel at 2 pm Rev T D Sumrall officiated Burial was in Liano Cemetery Survived by parents two brothers Charles Richard and Robert Lee Williams Home at 704 Lincoln Street Llano Texas

Edna Viola Williams C. H. Williams Griggs Chapel T. D. Sumrall Fundamentalist Baptist Church Liano Cemetery Charles Richard Robert Lee Williams Williams Lincoln Street

Remedy Removes Cause of Stomach Gas

Quick relief claim from Fox Drug Co. and City Drug Stores citing Adlerika as a remedy that cleans out body wastes and tones the system for better sleep though rest of text is ad copy with no corroborating medical evidence.

Fox Drug Co City

Houston Attorney Faces Second Jury

C E Heidingsfelder a 60 year old Houston attorney charged with embezzlement over funds for a divorce settlement of Adele Pipkin of Beaumont and New York likely will face a second trial in Georgetown this week after a hung jury in Harris County. The defense may seek a continuance because J F Taulbee of Georgetown is ill.

Georgetown Tex C. E. Heidingsfelder Houston Adele Pipkin Beaumont New York Harris County J. F. Taulbee

Budapest Launches World’s Highest Broadcast Tower

A radio station began broadcasting from Budapest using a tower reported to be 1,022 feet tall, claimed as the highest in the world. The move marks a notable milestone in broadcasting infrastructure.

Budapest

Defense counsel member contesting trial passage

District Attorney D. B. Wood said the case would go to trial. Holdingsfelder claimed he was...

D. B. Wood Heldingsfelder

Robbery at Houston Office on Christmas Day Targets Mrs Pipkin

A man entered a downtown Houston building on Christmas Day and drugged the victim, taking $34,500 belonging to Mrs. Pipkin from his office. Police investigate as the suspect remains at large.

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Rome Benito Mussolini Sherwin-Williams Civil Appeals Court Postmaster Russell Jewelry CO Fifth &T Angus Bell Tailoring Company Polk Armstrong John S. Dean D. A. Cleveland Weslaco Texas Tubby Bob Mr. Horn Doctor Avers Oklahoma Chas. Devore Llano Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra Columbia Broadcasting System Grunow Tolzien Polk Street Trump Arrow Trump America Blackburn Bros T. Gordon Wilson Blackburn Chesterfield Licertt & Meas Tonacco Co
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