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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1933

Page

4

Labor Unions Hold Meetings with Initiation and Local News

The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen held a lively meeting in Odd Fellows Hall with 21 members, including initiates H. H. Lewis and F. F. Hillin undergoing ritual ordeals. The Central Labor Union met in Carpenter's Hall as NRA and AFL matters dominated, with plans to erase certain advertiser lists and reports on beero dispensers and oil field organizing. Reports mention W. W. Finch on Palo Duro Park housing for foresters, motion picture union operators, and local updates on Sayre Oklahoma, Ed Tyler's recovery, and Amos Davault receiving work permits in Plainview.

Brotherhood of Railroad Odd Fellows Hall Guy Bennett Gruhskey H. H. Lewis F. F. Hillin Noble Brotherhood B. R. Armstrong M. E. Day Oneata N. Y B. A. T. Journal Central Labor Union Carpenters Hall Jack Sears Oliver Wricht NRA American Federation of Labor Washington City Samuel Gompers W. W. Finch Palo Duro Park Foresters Abmn Motion Picture Operators Union

Marines Ready If Needed in Cuba

Globe News reports Palmer Black and his bride from Denver have returned to 1222 West Twelfth Street. Oklahoma City trial underway for Harvey J. Bailey with harsh prison treatments criticized as inhumane. Other items note a Boulder Dam completion date and cost, odd anecdotes, and labor issues.

Palmer Black Globe News Bride Denver West Twelfth Street Harvey J. Bailey Oklahoma City Russia

Quaker State Oil Reaches Public Direct From Refinery

The ad promotes Quaker State Motor Oils sold directly from the refinery in sealed green and white cans and drums. It claims removal of light-end material yields four quarts per gallon with an extra quart of lubrication in every gallon, promising better mileage and lower repair costs.

Quaker State Quaker State Oil Refining Co Oil City

Art for Art's Sake Takes a Rebuff at Protest

Lincoln Kirstein editor of Hound and Horn, Boston native, was bounced by two ushers from a special showing of Sergei Eisenstein's Thunder Over Mexico. Kirstein protested alleged butchery of the film as Upton Sinclair backing the project drew criticism for prioritizing money over art.

New York Lincoln Kirstein Boston Kirstein Hound and Horn Sergei Fisenstein Mexico Upton Sinclair Eisenstein Sinclair New School For Social Research Helen Woodward

Maple Farmer Sees Apple Trees Bloom Out of Season

Maple Wis Sept 20 The Doherty orchard trees bloom in fall creating an odd display as an apple grower notes the dates seem mixed and autumn blooms appear in his maple orchard with unusual timing

Maple Wis E. G. Doherty

Women Clam Club Builds New Texas Headquarters

In Dallas and Austin the Texas Federation of Women's Clubs announced it now oversees a new headquarters building in Austin. A R Eckert, Dallas contractor for the clubhouse, claimed ownership and said access was blocked, while Mrs. J W Fincher, president, said caretakers and workmen had moved in to ready the building for use.

Dallas Texas Federation of Women's Clubs Austin Eckert J. W. Fincher

Austin club to use new permanent headquarters building

Mrs. James Welder of Victoria leads the committee as negotiations continue for the club’s permanent headquarters in Austin. The Federation plans its annual convention November 13 to 17 in the new building, with a Dallas bank funding the occupancy as a loan.

James Welder Victoria Ert Federation Fincher

Death Gulch Bears Deaths Noted in Yellowstone Ravine

A ravine in Yellowstone Park named Death Gulch earned its grim label from early settlers as bears elk and squirrels died there from natural poison gas. Builders' claims for a project begun November 2, 1931, faced final payment pledges at a recent Austin meeting, with costs noted at 162000 dollars excluding a 20000 dollar lot. The work was completed nearly a year ago.

Austin Yellowstone Park

Gillette Announces Highest Quality at New Low Prices

Gillette offers a money back guarantee on Gillette Probak and Valet AutoStrop blades. If not satisfied, return unused blades to the dealer for a refund. The warranty is backed by the Gillette Safety Razor Company with no red tape. Shaving quality is promoted as unmatched and price reductions spur strong sales nationwide.

Gillette Gillette Safety Razor Company

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