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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1933
Page
1
Washington reports officials and oil producers advancing details of a state driven plan to curb production. A Federal representative would help set state quotas, with a 2,000,000 barrel daily national cap and safeguards against interstate shipments of oil produced outside quotas. Independent leader John B. Elliott opposes the plan.
March 2 1933 Berlin city government orders municipal purchases only from nationalist merchants starting April 1. Jewish shops were closed by storm troopers and others rented with Jewish funds. Jewish professors barred from university buildings, and Hugo Sinzheimer along with three Jewish attorneys placed under protective arrest as anti Jewish measures spread.
President Roosevelt urged Congress to establish federal supervision of interstate investment securities traffic. He warned of severe losses from dishonest practices and proposed full disclosure for new issues, aiming to restore public confidence and curb unethical actions by banks and corporations. He indicated accompanying legislation to regulate securities and related trading.
R D Parker and three Railroad Commission members head to Austin after Washington oil conference to review cancellation of an East Texas open test order. In Dallas, Captain J F Lucey of the API plans a new move to seek a federal injunction to block open flow testing and a prolonged shutdown.
Dr T M Montgomery announces for one of two vacancies in the public school board race. His entry brings total candidates to four. On Tuesday night Dr D D Sumrall, pastor of the San Jacinto Baptist...
Mrs Libby Holman Reynolds widow of Smith Reynolds met visitors at Pennsylvania Hospital ten floor solarium amid her baby’s premature birth. She expressed desire for a peaceful life and noted her child has been a strong compensation for her trials.
Alfred Serv returns to the family house in Chicago nine years after his wife’s death to clean up. He discovers his wife’s will directing jewelry in a shoe in the bathroom and finds $9,000 worth of jewels plus a $4,000 bank deposit record.
Two American missionaries died when Chinese forces bombarded a church at Taitouying south of Chiehlingkou. The church was destroyed and victims died in the wreckage. names were not confirmed. Japanese officials apologized after a protest by the American minister in Peiping. In Texas, the legislature passed a moratorium on insurance withdrawals with mutual protections for insurers through December 31, 1933, and limited officer salaries.
Oklahoma City dispatch says Gg Beaty 34 of Plainview was jailed with a broken arm and bruised head after a scuffle over a marriage proposal. Beaty reportedly used a revolver to persuade Ruby Lee Kinnamon to marry him. the weapon discharged, injuring Beaty in the arm.
Panhandle Music Festival begins in Amarillo with 1200 expected attendees from Panhandle Plains eastern New Mexico and western Oklahoma. Competition spans piano solos ensembles vocal and instrumental contests over three days sponsored by Panhandle Music Teachers Association. winners advance to the Tri State Festival in Lubbock on April 7 and 8. Band and orchestra day Friday features about 20 groups and 100 instruments judged.
Amarillo and the Panhandle region received a surprise rain of about 0.47 inch, boosting wheat and other grains. Weather officials noted widespread moisture with varied amounts from Wildorado to Vega and Canyon, while predicting cooler skies and possible further showers.
The House opened debate on Roosevelt's forest conservation measure under a three hour speech limit with printing of Senate passed copies expedited. President Roosevelt aims to enroll men in his work program within two weeks. A move to limit the bill to wheat and cotton failed. sheep and cattle also were excluded in initial votes.
Arthur Brisbane reflects on Count Ilya Tolstoi and contrasts Russia's literary heritage with questions about historic libraries. He considers Voltaire, Catherine the Great, and Ivan the Terrible, hinting at the fate of famed collections as he toys with scholarly curiosities. A brief Senate action on liquor prescription limits closes the piece.
George Bernard Shaw, en route to New York after a world voyage, was driven to Malibu by UC Los Angeles student George Gray O’Connor after Shaw’s plane made a beach landing. Shaw’s caustic wit contrasted with the offer of a ride and the student recalled nothing truly funny in Shaw’s remarks.
Earl Dodson goes on trial on a murder indictment in Brownsville regarding the slaying of Lehman Nelson a Harlingen flying instructor killed in an airplane over San Benito.
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight and Thursday for Amarillo and vicinity. West Texas shows cloudy spells with local thunder showers in the east and cooler tonight with fair and cooler conditions Thursday, cooler except southwest. New Mexico mostly fair tonight and Thursday with colder west and south portions tonight and extreme east Thursday. Temperature extremes today up to 1 PM range 50 to 67. Chuck Collins' Orchestra plays daily at Mary Margaret Cafeteria.
Fort Worth report says Eddie Cantor arrived incensed over Nazi policy and George Bernard Shaw. He warned Germany would take 100 years to recover, dismissed Shaw as print fodder, and promised a 30 million strong counter interview on his next broadcast.
Herbert Richard, a Sunset barber, shot his three daughters and then himself at their farm near Opelooubas while the mother milked cows. Mrs. Richard found Meriic, 11, and Rosalie, 6 dead. Gerlic, 13, was critically wounded and alive at a hospital.
The Globe and News presents a Want Ad page featuring Amarillo rental properties. Wise landlords advertise to showcase the cream of Amarillo rent houses and apartments, inviting readers to explore the Rental Classifications for options.
Ice-locked Flint Island drew rescuers after a lighthouse red light blinked six times. One dead child, among nine in Lightkeeper Martell's family, was identified as illness spread. For 50 hours boats searched broken ice while signals from shore and an airplane note guided efforts. The Montcalm ice-breaker prepared to sail from North Sydney to bring the body ashore.
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