When considered merely as metal gold or silver is bullion
When viewed solely as metal the terms gold and silver describe bullion. The phrasing implies bullion denotes raw precious metal rather than jewelry or coins.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1942
Page
9
When viewed solely as metal the terms gold and silver describe bullion. The phrasing implies bullion denotes raw precious metal rather than jewelry or coins.
The Chamber of Commerce in Amarillo discusses rent control and OPA areas including Potter County. An investigation is underway to assess reductions and stabilization in multiple zones with rent administrators and mandatory registration for all living quarters.
Railroad Commissioner Jerry Sadler completed a military physical test at Fort Sam Houston as he seeks a voluntary enlistment in the U S Army. He returned to Austin and awaited the decision on his application while declining to discuss his future plans.
Army officials at Will Rogers airbase investigate a collision of two light bombers near Blanchard Oklahoma that killed four fliers: Lieut Chester P. Toler James D. Davis John Pellish Jr and Samuel W. Dye. Two other crashes near Enid claimed three more lives.
Chief C M Norman of the Navy Recruiting Office calls Navy Mother Club members to attend tomorrow at 8 pm in the Legion Home. He urges mothers and relatives of Navy Marines and Coast Guard members to join and hear an important message about organized home support during wartime.
The writer recalls 1933 Washington changes and the repeal era, noting the 3.2 beer legalization and its claimed effects. He cites figures: beer taxes surpassing three billion dollars, over a million jobs created, and more than fifteen billion dollars added to general business circulation.
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