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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1933
Page
3
Blanche Barrow widow of outlaws Marvin Barrow pleads guilty to assault with intent to kill and receives a ten year sentence in Missouri state prison. The case stems from a gun battle with officers at a tourist camp. Marvin Barrow died from wounds received in Dexter Town.
L C Cobb 78 longtime Panhandle resident died near Claude. Funeral 3 p.m. Tuesday at Claude Baptist Church with Rev J A Russell and Rev W M Wilkins officiating. Burial in Claude Cemetery directed by Baxwell Brothers Amarillo. Survivors include widow, three sons Bruce Frank Tom and four daughters.
Potter County young Democratic Club elects new leadership for a meeting at 8 o clock Tuesday night in the district courtroom. After last week’s resignations a session aims to establish a permanent organization under the new regime. Members aged 16 to 35 are invited.
Oklahoma will implement the Production Allocation rule on September 8 under Secretary Ickes NRA code. State Corporation Commission Chairman Paul Walker telegraphed Ickes stating acceptance is fair and right, setting Oklahoma’s daily allowable production at 540000 barrels. A public hearing is likely September 15.
A reader writes seeking any honest employment for a strong young man with filing station, ranch, and carrier experience and asks Tack to help his husband who is a painter, paperhanger, kalfe miner, and floor waxer willing to work for low pay or in exchange for chickens or valuables. A reader also requests a good used bicycle in the 24 to 28 inch frame, priced reasonably.
Readers are invited to call 9475 or visit 1307 South Lincoln Street regarding a camera shy matter reported by B. M. B.
A correspondent in Amarillo lauds Congressman Marvin Jones as a strong choice for West Texas and the nation noting backing from leaders from President Roosevelt to workers. He plans to visit local Panhandle veterans groups and reports the World's Fair impressions in Chicago as positive.
A Amarillo merchant protests a Washington article on NRA costs, arguing prices rose due to processing taxes and supply chain issues. He cites specific gains on shirts, overalls, gloves, and muslin, urging fair reporting and consumer education to support NRA outcomes.
Customer pleads for forgiveness while praising Blue Jay the Scientific Corn Remover by Bauer and Black. The ad touts instant pain relief and corn removal in three days with special formulas for bunions and calluses.
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