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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1934

Page

7

Guard units quell riots in strike areas across Ohio and Minnesota

National Guard troops moved into the Electric Auto-Lite plant in Toledo while three regiments were mobilized in Minneapolis to curb driver and shipping workers protests. Riots injured several and left 1,500 workers confined overnight as tear gas and bricks flew.

Associated Press National Guard Ohio Toledo Electric Auto-Lite Company Minneapolis Regional Labor Board Solon 16 Francis Shoemaker Farmer-Labor Pacific Coast San Francisco Federal Reserve Board

Railroad Rounds and Rumblings by John Moore

William Schultz of Jonesboro Arkansas an inventor with a patent on an improved track change writes poetry about Dont You Worry and River Smile featuring cheerful imagery. Railroad staff notes and moves at Rock Island Santa Fe and Missouri Pacific with income gains for Texas railroads and freight and passenger earnings rising.

William Schultz Jonesboro Ark River Smile Ben Moore Rock Island Lawrence California

End expected barrows end expected say barrows

Readable quotes show mixed reactions to the deaths of Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker. Relatives, prisoners, and a Texas Ranger comment on the killers' demise, with Sheriff Hamer and others offering blunt reflections on the ambush outcome.

Associated Press Clyde Barrow Bonnie Parker Roy Thornton Bonnie Houston Tex Henry Barrow Dallas Clyde FE. M. Stamps Carlsbad N. M Neil Frank Hamer Texas Billie Mace Fort Worth Blanche Barrow Missouri Marvin Buck) Barrow Dexter

Rambling Vanity and Policy Echo In Scrappy 1930s Tone

A jumble of quotes on dating fishing and gender roles contrasts with political notes about Sloan seeking multiple railroad board positions and praise for Roosevelt's NRA. Mention of General Raina lifting spirits and a traveling salesman Amarillo closing fragment hints at a broader Oklahoma or Texas regional page.

Faith School Ends Term With Foster as Speaker

The Shield of Faith School closing program at the Assembly of God Church featured Rev FE R Poster and other clergy. Speakers included Rev Edgar White, Rev Foster, Rev Joe Burkey of Nebraska, and Rev G Shields, founder of the school.

Faith School Foster Shield of Faith FE. R. Poster Assembly of God Ila Assembly of God Church Edgar White Nebraska Shield of Faith Schools Joe Burkey 8 G. Shields

Gas Fatal to Trio In Vinegar Works

Three New Jersey cider vinegar plant workers died from poison gas in a large empty vat. Two of the men, Andrew Secharo 25 Fred Guta 35 and Otto Bock 35 perished while attempting to rescue a colleague. The incident occurred at Flemington New Jersey.

Flemington N. J New Jersey Cider Vinegar Works Andrew Secharo Fred Guta Otto Bock

Freight railroads post large first quarter gains nationwide

In the first three months of this year freight revenues of 149 class 1 railroads totaled 651 million dollars, up nearly 126 million from the same period last year. Passenger revenue also rose by about 8 million compared with 1994, reflecting a stronger industry outlook.

Texas Express Mail

Feen-a-mint chewing gum laxative ad claims

An old advertisement promotes Feen-a-mint chewing gum as a complete bowel cleanse. It claims uniform distribution of ingredients through the intestines for a natural movement and asserts it is gentle, non-irritating, and avoids bowel abuse. Prices 1b¢ and 5e at druggists.

City extends clean-up to Llano Cemetery

Llano Cemetery extends Clean-Up Week with volunteers turning to the grounds. Llano Cemetery Association secretary treasurer HK. P. Canode says Catholics donated to a care fund to keep plots neat for Memorial Day. Upkeep costs rose despite recent improvements and the non profit group has no funds beyond the perpetual fund.

HK. P. Canode Llano Canode Liano Association

Clean-Up at Liang Cemetery Led by Dr R Thomson

Dr R Thomson president of the association oversaw the final cleanup at Liang Cemetery on the eve of his departure for Cleveland for a Presbyterian Church general assembly.

Liang Cemetery R. Thomson Association Cleveland The Presbyterian Church

Emerald Home Treatment Promises Vein Healing

A damaged ad touts Emerald as a simple home remedy for varicose veins and ulcers. It claims no injections or rest needed, promising reduced swelling and pain and a return to normal daily routines. The copy urges buying at City Drug Store and other druggists.

Dinommfort

Gold Medal Haarlem Capsules Promise Kidney Relief

Ad urges flushing kidneys of poisons to stop night urination and backache. Claims GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Capsules remove waste, soothe bladder, and reduce uric acid to ease joint pain, with standout assurance of originality from Haarlem.

Haarlem Hell

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