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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1933
Page
12
E Turner of Lubbock reported his car at 1515 Fast Tenth Avenue was broken into Wednesday night. Thieves took 18 pairs of scissors, a suit, two pairs of trousers, 12 shirts and other clothing. Police also logged a clothes line theft at 810 Adams Street Thursday morning. No other thefts or burglaries were noted.
A delegation urged the purchase and marketing of about ten million dollars worth of beef to Harry L. Hopkins. The cattle on western public ranges must be moved promptly due to a grass shortage on high ranges, the group stated.
In San Marcos on October 12 residents report house movements of several inches without earthquakes. Experts cite the Balcones Fault near Georgetown as the geology behind the shifting ground, extending toward Mexico.
Two robbers tell Los Angeles police they were hired by Sidney Bartlett to disfigure English actor John Warburton and that actress Alice White and Bartlett were involved. Bartlett calls the tale a vicious attack without truth, while Warburton declined to comment.
Amarillo Mayor Ross D. Rogers leaves Friday for Fort Worth to lobby for a 170000 loan to upgrade the water distribution system. The project could sustain 250 workers for five months. He will then attend the Texas League of Municipalities annual convention in San Antonio and speak on league goals for the year.
Charles Bernard St. John of Kansas City once held the world’s smallest baby honor, tipping the beam at one pound eighteen months ago. The description notes his small size and mentions his happy mother shown below.
St Mary's Academy students prepare an afternoon carnival starting at 3 PM featuring a zoo lunch counter and various curio booths. The evening will culminate with the comedy The Human Statue as the finale.
In Eureka Utah 18 year old Helen Ore was jailed on vagrancy charges. She refused release and revealed a cross burned into her chest over the heart, offering no explanation of its meaning to puzzled authorities.
Mrs Millard Wallis of Apple Grove West Virginia recounts her first use of Cardus as a girl and later as a wife and mother. She credits the product with restoring her strength after childbirth and helping her through menstrual troubles.
Washington reports the American Red Cross increased disaster readiness in the recent storm season. James L. Feiser says a lead in Florida was set two days before the hurricane, with the organization organized nationwide. The Red Cross aided 117 disasters last year and claims peak efficiency across Headquarters, branches, and chapters. Parcel post packages in Brazil must bear undeliverable markings.
In Oakland California Edward Hines awoke to the smell of hot cakes and sausage. He yawned his opened mouth dislocated his jaw. An ambulance transported him to a hospital where the bump during transit snapped the jaw back into place. He then returned home to finish breakfast.
Mrs Rowena English of Zanesville Ohio woke to hiccoughs on her 24th birthday October 12 and has suffered bouts for years. She has endured long spells including a 17 day period without food or drink due to the hiccoughs.
Winnebago County Sheriff William C. Bell flew to Denver to return a prisoner to Rockford. The 3 day air trip, instead of an automobile or tram journey of about a week, set a precedent in law enforcement according to Bell.
Capudine is described as suitable for periodic pain including rheumatic and neuralgic pain, headaches, or aches. It emphasizes rapid onset to relieve discomfort, appealing to those seeking faster relief from stomach dissolving remedies.
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