Chicago Beer Welcome Triggers Mardi Gras Style Opening
In Chicago excitement rises for the return of legalized beer with a parade laden opening night. A city brewing event features Sweet Adeline as official tune, revival of saloons and bakeries, and a reopened Wahl-Henius beer college offering a five month program. Dr Max Henius urges high industry standards free from politics, noting the new beer will be wholesome and comparable to leading beers. A Chicago lawyer friend touts the beer as stout and stronger than some historic brews, including Pabst Blue Ribbon.
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Chicago Tribune
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Blue Ribbon
Farm bill debate and finance moves dominate House actions
The House extended debate time on the Roosevelt farm relief bill as broad bipartisan support solidified for passage. President Roosevelt plans reform proposals on agriculture and home mortgages, including interest reduction and mixed government private mortgage measures, with hearings set on reforestation funding and a wage policy debate. Senate approved $5 million in federal funds for earthquake recovery loans, to be secured by collateral, while tax reenactment discussions surfaced.
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What They Tacy Write To-Tack See Must Get Work
A woman 37 seeks immediate work preferably in a motherless home or cafe. Ruby 1302 North Fillmore Street offers to relocate for a job. A 23-year-old widow, with brown hair and eyes, 5'6" tall and 135 pounds, asks to hear from all men and to exchange photos. Also notes a lost pigskin glove, size 9, left hand, possibly at Grand Silver or M System store on Polk.
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Woman and Child Hurt in City Car Crash
A Tuesday night collision at Eighth Avenue and North Taylor Street left a woman identified as Mrs. V. V. Eubanks and a young girl slightly injured. Mrs. Eubanks, a resident six miles from North Highway, sustained bruises while a girl in Norman Motley's car received a cut from flying glass. Both vehicles suffered heavy damage as Eubanks drove north on Eighth Avenue and Motley south on North Taylor Street.
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Forrest I Young Rites Held Near Claude
Funeral services for Forrest Lemuel Young who died Tuesday night will be held at 11 o clock Thursday morning from the farm home 20 miles south of Claude with Boxwell Bros funeral directors in charge Rev Lloyd Rice officiating Burial will be in Claude cemetery
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City Commission Holds Short Session With No Major Items
City Commission met Tuesday night with only departmental reports on the agenda. City Manager H. R. Smith said Wednesday no matters of importance had been filed for the commission’s consideration.
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Infant son of Mr and Mrs Farmer rites set
Funeral services for the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Farmer of 305 Van Buren Street will be held at Boxwell chapel at 4 o'clock Wednesday afternoon after death Wednesday morning in a local hospital.
Treasury receipts and outlays for March 20 reported
Treasury statistics show March 20 receipts at 34,198,615.95 dollars, expenditures 33,824,914.35, and a balance of 453,542,965.46. Custom duties for the first twenty days of March amounted to 106,435,667.45 dollars.
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Washington
New Beer At 2.50 Percent By Weight Draws Praise
The text notes a new beer at 2.50 percent by weight claims it is stronger than 3 percent and will speed up drinking. Brewers are jubilant, thinking they have slipped over a fast one. A companion joke mentions Gracie Allen on radio about a family having twins.
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Gracie
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
Courage is remaining brave under pain and dismay. It means staying true to right, facing foes, and not losing hope. It endures hurt and loss with calm resolve, to endure for the sake of children and duty.
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Bank Loot May Total 100000 After Blasting Chicago
Six robbers blasted through a wall into the Argo State Bank and looted the vault and safety boxes. Police estimate final loss could reach 100000, with 4000 in cash and stamps valued at about 5000, plus contents of safety boxes.
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Chicago
Argo State Bank
Postal Savings Bank
Appellate Court Proceedings in Amarillo Seventh District
Proceedings held in the Court of Civil Appeals for the Seventh District at Amarillo on Wednesday. Motions submitted include Eva Hamilton versus John L. Maroney and United States Fidelity & Guaranty Co. versus Glen Dale Henderson to issue mandates without costs. Motions granted and overruled involve Capitol Hotel Co. versus E F Rittenberry and several rehearings. Dismissals and submissions include Maryland Casualty Co. versus T J Amos and Louis Durham versus Texas Indemnity Insurance Co. plus Aubrey Klein et al from Randall.
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Seventh District
Amarillo
Eva Hamilton
John L. Maroney
United States Fidelity & Guaranty Co
Glen Dale Henderson
Capitol Hotel Co
E. F. Rittenberry
United State Fidelity & Guaranty Co
T. J. Amos
Hutchinson
Louis Durham
Texas Indemnity Insurance Co
Carson
A. Holmes
Aubrey Klein
Randall
Teachers To Work Out League Rules In Potter County
A committee of nine rural district teachers will meet in the county superintendent of schools office at 1 30 Saturday to draft rules for more equal athletic contests. Following the Interscholastic League meet, concerns over one school being much stronger prompted discussions of handicaps to ensure all have a chance at awards.
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Tragic House Fire Kills Three Year Old in El Paso
El Paso March 22 A three year old boy, Kenneth Boutz, son of Mr and Mrs Bud Boutz of Deming New Mexico, died in a fire that swept Mrs R M Black's home late yesterday. The mother and two younger children escaped after a kitchen fire started by a flue. Mrs Black carried her baby and Kenneth's one year old sister from the house but Kenneth could not be reached.
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Bud Boutz
Deming
N. M
Continue Evidence in Sheriff Slaying Trial Fort Stockton Tex
Further testimony was in order today in the trial of James Thomas Farmer charged with murder in the February 24 shooting of Sheriff Lee Sproul of Jeff Davis County. A witness testified Farmer was arrested near the scene and a 30-30 rifle found nearby was identified as stolen from Mack Sproul’s ranch commissary.
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Lee Sproul
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Mitchell bank head arrested in stock swap case
Mitchell, former head of National City Bank, was arrested after officials charged him with selling stock to his wife and repurchasing it at the same price. He left for federal court with bail set at 10000, while Attorney General Homer Cummings ordered the arrest with Roosevelt's approval.
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Negro Trial Opens as Myers Receives Four Years
R C Westley faces assault with intent to murder in a May 10 attack on James Jones in the 47th District Court. George Myers, known as the Crying Bandit, is sentenced to four years for a car theft, previously on parole from a 10 year term and facing a federal charge. Plummer the taxicab driver trial for failure to stop and aid in the Amarillo case ends in a hung jury.
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San Jacinto
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Amarillo
Lowe finds better spirit riding east after Roosevelt
Charles Lowe former city electrical inspector and his wife returned Tuesday from an extensive motor trip through the East. He noted a better spirit since the Roosevelt inauguration and cited idle steel mills in Pennsylvania. The couple attended the inaugural parade and visited the United States Naval Academy meeting the boxing instructor for the cadets.
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Floating Medical Meet Is Scheduled
In Dallas on March 22 the Pan American Medical Association announced a floating medical congress for their next meet with scientific sessions aboard ship between New York and Caracas Venezuela. The 1934 convention is eyed for Caracas with dates set for December 1934 or February 1935. J E Lopez-Silvero, executive secretary, made the announcement.
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Kansas City Livestock and New Orleans Cotton Market Report
The Kansas City market shows hogs at 210 to 350 pounds trading around 3.40 to 3.70 with sows and stock pigs noted. cattle and calves hold at 4.25 to 7.00 for various classes, with vealers at 8.00. Sheep trade remains slow with best fed lots above 5.50 and lambs varying by weight. In New Orleans, cotton opens firmer with May up to 6.25 and July 6.44, October 6.66, then eases yet closes above yesterday’s finish overall as buyers re-enter the market.
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New York Stocks Edge Up Amid Mixed Early Trading
The stock market showed a firmer tone with morning selling absorbed and leaders gaining fractions to over a point by early afternoon. Government bonds strengthened, wheat improved after a setback, and utilities recovered from yesterday’s slump. Major rails and industrials posted modest gains or steady levels, with several names advancing in late trading.
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