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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1933

Page

3

Hearst and Store Clash Over NRA Recovery Claims

Hearst denounces the NRA as a menace to recovery while a department store argues four million employed and rising wages show recovery. The ads feature Hearst's papers and the store’s rebuttal noting President’s employment gains and ongoing payrolls.

New York William Randolph Hearst NRA National Recovery NRA Iy Loomingdale Hearst Bloomingdale’s The American United States

Leaping Lena Raises Six No Trumps in Coonquering

The discussion outlines a rare slam bid by opener and the leeway principle to avoid pressuring partner. It notes using four no trump to confirm bids or leaping to six no trumps when partner has limited primary tricks, focusing on what the partner still holds.

NRA England Washington Jefferson Lincoln Marx Stalin Lena Public Ledger

Tack Letters Continues as Classified Advice Row

Community readers seek help from Tack with requests including return of a sign, card game bidding strategies, and domestic staffing needs. Letters show residents Anna Larkum and Margaret Benedith among others seeking assistance, work, or housing.

Anna Larkum Tack

Blue Star Ointment Promises Fast Itch Relief

Advertisement claims Blue Star Ointment ends skin itch and irritation from eczema rash tetter and ringworm by melting into pores and delivering medicines. It allegedly soothes without burning and has a pleasant odor.

Rural Pedestrian Fatalities Outpace City Figures

Statistics from a major insurer show rural pedestrians face far higher fatality risk per accident than city walkers. Walk facing traffic, use signals, and avoid crossing mid block to reduce danger. Darkness increases risk. about 13 500 people died last year in over 280 000 auto pedestrian collisions.

Black-Draught Relief Touts Woman and Children

Mrs D C Jones of Waterloo Alabama praises Black-Draught for relief from biliousness constipation and related symptoms. She notes improved taste in mouth sour stomach bad color dizziness and headaches vanish after taking the medicine. The ad also mentions a new pleasant tasting syrup for children.

D. C. Jones Waterloo Ala

Suit Claims Knife Casualty From Careless Work Area

A butcher knife left on a meat table by another employee fell and impaled a worker's foot. The suit alleges carelessness caused the injury.

Strickland Sues Grocery Owner for 2000 Dollars

H. B. Strickland former meat cutter sues H. A. Daniels owner of a grocery at 401 North Buchanan Street for 2000 dollars alleging a permanently disabled right foot and brace use. The suit notes no workers compensation coverage.

H. B. Strickland H. A. Daniels North Buchanan Street Strickland

Legion Dance Funds To Benefit Charity

Johnny Ekelund and his orchestra will provide music for a 40 and 8 benefit dance at the American Legion Home. Proceeds go to the 40 and 8 charity fund and the event is directed by C. C. Gibson, R. D. Chase, and Otho Farrell. The dance begins at 9 o clock and invites Legion members, 40 and 8, Veterans of Foreign Wars and friends.

Johnny Ekelund American Legion Legion, 40 Veterans of Foreign Wars Friends C. C. Gibson R. D. Chase Otho Farrell

Hatch Named Temporary Head At Northwest Texas Hospital

Harry Hatch appointed temporary superintendent of Northwest Texas Hospital replacing Jessie Wilson who resigned effective November 1 to return to Kansas. Dr. Roy Vineyard says a permanent executive will be named soon. Hatch is the hospital pharmacist.

Harry Hatch Northwest Texas Hospital Jessie Wilson Kansas Roy Vineyard Hatch

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Registrar-General England and Wales Hal Sims Ivalinn Fillmore Street Dial Lincoln Street W. J. Kelly Carpenter Margaret Benedith North Garfield Street West Sixth Avenue Dr. Blosser Russell Middleton Certified Public Accountant Oliver Eakle Legion Dance Castile Sinclair Ward Flannelette Sateen Stik and Rayon Pait American Walnut America Ann Asbestors Montgomery Polk Amarillo Montgomery Ward Polk St Kait Trimmed
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