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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1934
Page
5
Babson Park Massachusetts November 16 retail trade remains the best barometer with dollar sales 5–10 percent above 1933 and farm income rising. Relief cash and a drop in labor trouble bolster holiday buying while buyers are urged to start aggressive advertising and buy early to capture the season's volume.
Amid weak business since May shoppers anticipate inflation and shift spending to clothing and home goods. The holiday boom may require half a million extra workers and a payroll around 30 million dollars, signaling cautious optimism in several regions.
Roosevelt weighs Britain US Japan naval talks amid a 5-5-3 ratio tense stand. Britain proposes theoretical Japanese equality with voluntary limits, while Japan presses for eventual parity. Separately educators defend fairy tales as beneficial imagination in a fast moving age.
District Judge RE B. Chappell warned Lincoln couple William Tucker Jr and his wife that if they do not reconcile and care for their infant daughter, he would remove the child for adoption or place in a state institution. The confrontation occurred during a July 1933 divorce hearing in Lincoln Nebraska.
A 20 lynchings in ten months spurs a national push for federal action. The Wagner Costigan bill will be re introduced to restrain lynchings and extend penalties to state and county officers. It would set damages procedures for victims heirs against counties and broaden the Lindbergh kidnapping law to cover mob killings such as the Alabama seizing and Florida lynching.
Gov. Miriam A Ferguson left the Neches River bridge bill unsigned while signing 17 other acts. A Rockland dam appropriation of 8.7 million and the Hornsby Hughes tax policy became law. Several measures take effect February 9 or later, affecting state finance and local projects across Texas.
An advertisement claims Llue Star Ointment kills itch causing germs and soothes rashes and ringworm. It promises fast absorption and a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
The passage lists House and Senate bills including HB 75 authorizing refunds for school warrants and dog use in deer hunting in Brazoria County, HB 77 allowing county funds for relief canning plant materials, SB 19 to include Mineral Wells hotels and laundries in one corporation, SB 21 permitting large cities to use school maintenance funds for grounds and building projects.
An unofficial survey by the Consolidated Water Power and Paper Co reports 83 rifle slugs from a month of hemlock cutting near Crandon. Slugs range from .22 caliber to army bullet size, suggesting a high deer death rate if hunters were as accurate with trees as with game. France has 392,500 miles of motor roads.
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