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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1933

Page

5

Secretary Ickes rejects plan to move Panhandle residents

Reports quoted Secretary Ickes denying any intent to force Oklahomas Panhandle residents from their homes. He urged voluntary land exchanges to improve farming, stressing no immediate public works motive behind such ideas and cautioning against compulsion.

Washington Ickes Northwest Oklahoma Marland Thomas Roosevelt Oklahoma City Murray National Guard Arée Navy Drouth Public Works Administration

Tack Letters Appealing for Help and Work

In a column continuation, young man Thomas Sumter seeks farm or dairy work with lodging in Clarendon Texas. He weighs 160 pounds and offers to work for small pay. Blanche seeks winter employment, farm skills, and housework abilities including cooking and child care.

Thomas Sumter Finis Harp Clarendon Texas Tack Blanche East Fifteenth Street

Kress Texas teacher asks Roosevelt for relief on scrip

A Kress public school superintendent writes to President Roosevelt pleading for federal relief to exchange salary scrip for cash. He cites rising prices and bank denial, warns he may resign to become a highway laborer if no action is taken. He notes 4 percent interest on district scrip and seeks government issuance of cash.

Roosevelt Kress Texas Franklin D. Roosevelt Washington, D. C

Treasury Receipts and Expenditures Report October 27

The treasury reports receipts of 41,041,791.64 dollars and expenditures of 65,756,319.85 dollars for October 27, leaving a balance of 926,472,392.70 dollars. Customs receipts for the month were 25,800,258.82 dollars. For the fiscal year since July 1 receipts total 913,108,049.84 dollars and expenditures 1,378,310,142.09 dollars, including 388,106,386.43 dollars in emergency relief, producing an excess of expenditures of 465,202,092.25 dollars.

Washington The Treasury

Dressmaker Seeks Work with Alterations and Repairs

A reader advertises as a dressmaker offering sewing and alterations at reasonable prices. The writer notes her husband is out of work and invites inquiries at Dial 2-1336, 1212 Buchanan Street.

Tack Dial Buchanan Street

Armistice Day Celebration at Booster Station

Invitation announces Armistice Day events at Booster Station ten miles south of town on Sunday with details of activities and gathering for attendees.

Dinner invitation and local correspondence in Higgins Texas

A letter from DICK CANN and J. F. LATHAM invites a dinner with a representative due to possible commitments. E R T notes inability to attend and mentions efforts to assist. A reader critiques a doctor’s crime solution, highlighting hardship of wives and mothers trapped in unhappy marriages and the effects on families.

Dick Cann J. F. Latham Higgins Texas Mr. Cann Mr. Latham America

Reward Offered for Missing Cat Snookie in City

Miss Earlie Daniel offers a reward of 50 cents for the return of her black Persian male cat named Snookie. The cat has long fur, a dim yellow leg stripe, a darker back stripe, and answers to Snookie. Contact 4507.

East Tenth Street

Woman Question in Marriage and Infidelity

A venting plea questions a husband's neglect of a wife weakened by childbirth and chores while he pursues another woman. The piece condemns men who prioritize passion over family and asks why "scarlet women" obtain favored treatment, debating justice in this life and the hereafter.

Living Inc

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