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Newspaper

Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1933

Page

2

June Livestock Shipments Show Varied Changes Across Texas

Texas shipments to Fort Worth and interstate points totaled 3 980 cars in June, down from 4 095 last year. Cattle up slightly, calves down, hogs more than double, sheep about half. Through six months, total shipments rose 11 percent with hogs up over 100 percent and sheep down 14 percent.

Austin Texas Fort Worth University of Texas Bureau of Business Research Bureau Chicago Kansas City Oklahoma City Los Arisceles Hoat Canal Gerad

Roosevelt Urges Advertising as Nation’s Recovery Tool

President Roosevelt calls advertising the most reliable stimulator of trade and essential for business revival urging national and local use. He writes to Edgar Kobak of the Advertising Federation of America asking for continued high standards and cooperation to restore demand and economic flow.

Roosevelt Edgar Kobak Advertising Federation of America

Pact of Death Claims Five Dallas Women

Five young Dallas women, jobless and loveless, died by poison in a death pact. Mia, Verna Fuller 25, Hazel Stockman 29, and others left notes to estranged husbands declaring love and an inability to live apart. They drank poison after planning for weeks, their final acts mirroring similar suicides.

Dallas Mia Verna Fuller Hazel Stockman

Connally Praised For Work In Roosevelt Legislative Push

Washington DC reports praise for Congress in enacting Roosevelt proposals. Senator Tom Connally of Texas helped secure approval as a key Senate leader on emergency legislation, receiving thanks from James A Farley, Democratic National Committee chairman, for his efforts this session.

Washington D. C Congress Franklin D. Roosevelt Roosevelt Tom Connally Texas Senate James A. Farlex Cormilly Farley Senator Connally Tom

Okero the Mountain Gorilla Brain Reveals Evolution Clues

A 3 year old mountain gorilla named Okero at the National Zoo had an unusually heavy brain for his age. Dr C J Connolly of Catholic University notes Okero’s brain shows rich convolutions linked to speech and movement. If he had lived, his brain might have reached about 600 grams, closer to human weight.

Okero National Zoo Washington, D. C C. J. Connolly Catholic University of America

Gorillas Compared in Weight and Brain Size

The text notes that adult gorillas can weigh up to 400 pounds with larger bodies, while humans rarely exceed 200 pounds yet have brains disproportionately large to their weight. It also briefly mentions Mrs. Joseph Daughry of Bettas describing her husband as a "reusicns concuusionist."

Joseph Daughry Bettas

Innocent Man Wins Damages Against Attorney in New Jersey Case

Henry Olson, who fled New Orleans rather than serve a life term for a wrongful murder conviction, won a 25 250 verdict against his former defense attorney Henry B. North. Olson alleged North knew two youths committed the Stotler murder but allowed the conviction. Olson, living in seclusion, returned after the real killers were identified and testified that North knew the criminals.

Rockford Henry T. Olson New Orleans Olson Henry B. North Lfe Floyd Stotler Gaso‘line George

Boy Bravely Saved Siblings From Blaze in Gloverville

Edward Flansburg a one year old from Gloverville New York crawled into a burning home three times to rescue his four month old sister and two younger siblings. A Los Angeles baby show named Darline Smith two years four months as the perfect baby.

Edward Flansburg Glovernsvile N. Y Darline Smith Los Angeles

Quick Relief Adla Tabs Adpromotes Heartburn Remedy

Short drug ad claims Dr. Emil's Adla Tabs stop stomach pains gas heartburn after meals. Advertisement notes Palace Drug Store as source. Ends with promotional slogan Banish heartburn and quick relief.

Emil Palace Drug Store Adv

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