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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1933
Page
3
Moscow reports hint of improvement in large cities with cheese and fish rations and more light industry goods. The piece cites the Five Year Plan’s abroad spending, collapsing world markets, and aggressive collectivization as key causes for harsh living standards and unequal rewards for peasants.
The Texas Railroad Commission ordered about a 40 percent cut in cotton rates from multiple points to Beaumont and Corpus Christi. The move follows petitions from the railroad conference committee and Beaumont Chamber of Commerce, Corpus Christi Cotton Exchange, and Nueces County Navigation District amid claims of discrimination against Beaumont and Corpus Christi. The reductions take effect May 25.
The article explains jump raises in minor suits as game-forcing, nearly reaching no trump play. Openers must respond within the same logic as major suits, with three no trumps favored when responder aims for game. It advises flexible bidding, weak off-suit slips, and extending to five-odd minor suit if three no trumps is not viable.
The article discusses bridge bidding strategies with three diamonds and four spades responses and hints at future hands illustrating the point. It shifts to a public safety note citing harsher punitive measures in London and San Francisco for gang violence, then notes Omaha’s prosperity and L. B. Tobin praising Omaha as a leading livestock market.
The piece notes Omaha's economic strength with cattle, grain, butter, and rail traffic and cites George Brandeis and Karl Louis promoting growth. Brandeis plans an eight page Sunday ad in the Omaha Bee-News followed by full page spots to inform the public and stimulate demand.
Advertises Lydia E. Pinkham's Tablet as a preventive remedy for monthly cramps backaches and headaches. Claims relief begins a few days before menstration and persistence yields permanent relief. sold in chocolate coated tablets in tin boxes.
Chicago unveils plans to curb bootleg operations tied to racketeers. Five bombs exploded in the Loop as gangs seek profits from liquor through intimidation and allegedly corrupt public officials. Citizens vow to act amid concerns over bribery and crime.
In a debate on a proposed 30 hour week and five day work schedule, Justice Brandeis presents a theory likely to offend many young men, asserting that hard work does not harm. The report notes cotton production figures from 1931 and lists chartered companies in Austin and Cyprus Christi with specifics on capital and incorporators.
The Taj Mahal stands in Agra India as a renowned architecturally beautiful mausoleum admired for its design and historic significance.
Cooling Blue Star Ointment melts on the skin delivering medicine into pores to kill itch tetter rash eczema foot itch and ringworm. Money back if it fails. Adv.
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