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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1933
Page
2
Preview of Friday’s game pits Amarillo Junior College Badgers against Tech Freshmen amid past tensions and calls for retaliation. The piece notes rivalry sparks, coach and athlete comments, and a heated local mood in Lubbock and Amarillo.
The piece notes Amarillo Sandies face the feared Pampa Panthers in a pivotal game en route to the state championship. It highlights expectations of a close contest, mentions key players Corbitt Watson Peterson and Tack, and adds local commentary on fans and rivals.
Al bert H Wiggin testifies as retired bank chairman. Public Paid It outlines that 68 3437865 million dollars of total capital and earnings were paid by the public for stock, 47 027567 million for stock exchanged in absorbed companies, and 41 081956 million in net earnings. Committee agents note 117000000 of 120138075 set aside for losses occurred in three and a half years.Meanwhile fifteen thousand of 80000 UC alumni continue education via extension courses.
The higher court held the trial judge erred by not instructing the jury on circumstantial evidence and by not treating Yarbroughs exculpatory exclamation as true unless disproven. Rufe Langford died February 4 1931 in San Saba County with conflicting accounts of a beating versus injuries from a vehicle. A new trial was ordered after excluding testimony about the cars brakes and possible projections that could have snagged the elder man.
Washington reports Henry Ford in a new tangle with the NRA as Wagner announces Ford prepared to meet authorized employee representatives. A Detroit Ford spokesman says a telegram from Dearborn differs in tone and Wagner allegedly withheld the message. Wagner says Edgewater plant strikers will meet today with Gordon Wagener of New York to represent the board.
Rev. Gaston Foote of San Jacinto Methodist Church leads a revival this week with a Wednesday sermon themed Bible Beer Party starting at 7 30 pm. Congregational singing is by Robert Watkins and the public is invited.
E. P. Scarborough, 45, was appointed mayor of Coleman by the city commission after Jess C. Smith resigned to become a federal land bank appraiser. This marks Scarborough first return to office since his 1920 1930 mayoral tenure.
The speaker criticized government spending on mail contracts for railroads and aid to ocean commerce. He argued millions were invested to open new travel lines and promote wider use of national material resources.
Loyal Underwood, known as Sheriff, brings his Range Riders to the Paramount Theater for a three day engagement. The group includes Glen Strange who trained stars like Randy Scott and John Wayne, with Strange appearing in To the Last Man opening Friday at the Fair Theater. Underwood, a longtime KNX radio entertainer and deputy sheriff, has led western shows nationwide since 1925.
Professor E B Larson of Harvard describes Oregon as a baby state noting Cascade Mountains form from volcanic activity within the last 100 million years and the eastern sagebrush region consists of volcanic material oozed from fissures since then.
Major R Lohr general manager announced the world’s fair closing date was extended from October 31 to midnight November 12. He said no decision has been made on a possible continuation into next summer.
The National Life Insurance Company of the USA with policies totaling 197 million dollars was placed in receivership in Chicago today. State authorities, who brought the action, said attempts to reinsure policyholders were already under way.
New Orleans reports cotton opening steady with slight gains as market highs touched 9.68 for December and 9.68 for March before retreating on hedge ceilings. Kansas City hogs and cattle mixed with steady to strong prices, while New York stocks sag in dull trading as grains neutralize gains and copper declines.
Chartered Austin lists Collins Pharmacy Inc of Beaumont with $3,000 capital stock and incorporators FP H. Paderas B. B. Collins and W. M. Seymour Seismo Petroleum Co of Beaumont with $50,000 capital stock and incorporators E. L. Stoner John D. McCall and B. McKall.
Advertises Cystex as a doctor prescribed kidney and bladder remedy. Claims it starts in 15 minutes to flush acids and waste, soothes membranes and tones them. Says the formula in every package and guarantees results with money back, priced at 3 cents a dose at druggists.
Private funeral services for Sidney M. Nutt 46 died at home 2200 Pierce Street were held at 3 PM at Liano Cemetery Rev John F Johnston of Glenwood Baptist Church officiated Burial under Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home direction Survived by widow Mamie and four children Anna Ruth 13 Leon 9 Edna Mae 7 Elmer Lee 4 and mother Mary Virginia Nutt 1107 Garfield Street
Authorities seek authority to request 15 trucks and extra labor by Friday as regulations hinder road work funded by a 5 million dollar federal grant. Relief officials in Amarillo and Washington pursue a swift resolution with the national relief administration and the bureau of public roads. Congressman Jones reports efforts to adjust truck rulings to allow project progress.
About 50 youths were examined with none rejected as the recruiting station led by Lieuts Cooley Snow and Murphy prepared 34 more tree troopers. Counties set quotas. Potter sends 37 to Taos while rifle Grand Junction Taos Las Vegas Santa Fe Sargent numbers follow. Youths must apply to county welfare admin before examination. age 18 to 25 for relief program unemployed. Tax data show more Georgians drive cars this year than last.
A New York City man describes severe itching and swelling on his leg that broke out in multiple painful patches. After trying various treatments, he used Resinol Ointment and found relief in two hours, finishing two and a half jars to heal completely.
An advertisement promoting Creomulsion as a remedy for coughs and colds. It claims seven medical benefits, no narcotics, pleasant taste, and a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved, urging quick germ fighting and relief even for long standing coughs.
A vintage advertisement touts D D Dennim as creator of Italian Balm promising fast relief for itching rashes. It claims gentle penetration, immediate healing of inflamed tissues, and no fulga or mess with a grease free formula. A 35¢ trial bottle is offered with 1¢ charge to prove it or money back.
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