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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1933
Page
3
The NRA economic research division suggests a 13 month calendar with four week periods for uniform reporting. Some codes would switch from monthly to four week reporting to simplify statistics and accounting. Seven NRA codes had adopted the system as of September 1 and experts anticipate broader use.
An incendiary fire targeted hangars at Salzberg airport early today. Police say Nazis likely set the blaze, detected by a customs guard before damage occurred, timed with the distribution of swastikas across Vienna.
Five bandits overpowered 14 people at the First National Bank in Brainerd Minnesota, fired automatic weapons, shattered windows, and fled with 32000 dollars. No one was wounded.
Amarillo Community Chest directors are summoned by President J. O. Gulekie for a 7:30 p.m. meeting in the Red Room of the Amarillo Hotel. Each director should bring one prospective assistant director as the annual fund drive is set to begin November 2 and assignments for the campaign will be made.
Mrs P M Deason of Tyler Texas says she felt run down nervous and unable to sleep improve after taking Cardui. She took eight bottles at one time and six later and noted better daytime energy and sleep. The advertisement urges other women to try Cardui if weak or run down.
Mae West stars in I'm No Angel at the Paramount with Cary Grant as her foil. The program also features Mickey Mouse short Ye Olde Days and Duke Ellington with a three day stand. Other bills include Tillie and Gus, The Third Alarm, Yes Mr Brown, Adorable, My Heart's Desire and Heroes For Sale at Rialto and Rex theaters.
Georgette Winkler, 37, was found unconscious with a gas stove lit in her Chicago apartment on the eve of a coroner's inquest into her gangster husband's slaying. Col. Henry Barrett Chamberlin of the Chicago Crime Commission suggested gangland intimidation may have driven the attempt and urged testimony at the investigation. She was revived after responders worked with an inhalator.
Typhoid fever Sunday caused a death in Amarillo the first since January 1 last year. The patient was brought unconscious from Oklahoma, health unit director Dr. B. M. Primer said, noting one other typhoid case and two scarlet fever cases under quarantine.
Charles Rhea of Oklahoma City was transferred to county authorities on a burglary charge after Police found him crouched behind a counter at Rule Building Drug Store 105 East Third Avenue. Patrolman W T McDaniel reported cigars piled at the store rear and noted Rhea has a prior Oklahoma prison record and a previous burglary arrest in the city.
Funeral services for Mrs Jewell Mills 25 who recently moved from Oklahoma were scheduled for 4 o clock Monday at Griggs Funeral Chapel. Rev T D Sumrall will lead with burial in Llano Cemetery. She is survived by husband Ibra Mills and children Helen 4 and Billy 2 and her father Fred Camp Sulphur Springs.
Lewis Dodson milk and dairy inspector is much improved after a transfusion from his brother Fred Dodson. Bleeding has stopped and physicians say recovery chances are excellent as he leaves St. Anthony's Hospital for home.
Ex-Governor James E. Ferguson indicated today that Senate Bill 78 to allow cities to borrow from the federal government for hospital construction was vetoed by Governor Mirama A. Ferguson. The veto argued the measure would endanger the state public works program.
Amarillo’s NRA compliance board postponed its regular weekly meeting until Thursday due to the absence of chairman Roy Cullum and secretary Rolla Townsend. Townsend serves as secretary of the NRA general counsel and also acts as secretary of the compliance board.
In New York City the mayoral race heats up as anti-Semitism charges and Nazi themes color the contest. Mayor John P. O'Brien cancels a German Day event to prevent it from becoming a Nazi propaganda forum. Jewish leaders hail the move and a statement from Herbert Lehman Rabbi Jonah Wise Henry Morgenthau and Felix M Warburg denounces racial and religious antagonism in politics.
Washington reports that price fixing policies tied to state recovery programs were promised a Supreme Court verdict as the court said it would hear arguments Monday December 4 on an appeal challenging New York State Milk Control Law.
Visitors and Mrs. Rose Potter of Texarkana Associte Grand Matron will respond. Rainbow Girls will drill under Mrs. William Brune. Musical numbers by Shrine orchestra under Irving O Tolzien and others. Gene and Madelyn Galle perform a dance. Invocation by Dr. A J Caldwell.
President Roosevelt announces a policy to buy or sell gold as needed to maintain control of currency and raise commodity prices. Senator Fletcher endorses the plan but cautions that if results lag, gold emphasis may lessen and a dollar without regard to gold or silver could rise.
Coleman, a Coleman Texas farmer who pleaded guilty to harboring Kelly, testified Ramsey visited him on the Kelly case. He left this morning with Justice Department guards for Leavenworth to begin a two year sentence. Ramsey and Tichenor serve six months at Shelby County penal farm and two years for conspiracy at Atlanta federal prison.
Fragmentary text describes a temple dedicated to social justice and broader welfare. It emphasizes creating a sound economic life and serving the public good through organized effort and moral purpose. The wording implies a civic, quasi religious framing for economic and social reform.
New York financiers respond coolly to the President's dollar gold policy. The New York Times reports that only two of ten top bankers and economists favor the proposal, with most expressing concern and calling for fuller study.
The Senate investigating committee disclosed that former ambassador to Cuba Enoch H. Crowder threatened to protest to the State Department in 1926 to block Blair & Co and the Chase Securities Corp from floating a 100 million dollar loan to Cuba.
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