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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1931
Page
3
Gay colored leather sandals take the season spotlight with arch support. A bright yellow kid afternoon sandal features white binding, while a black crepe evening model is heelless with a amber jeweled buckle. A red silk sandal with rhinestone clasp draws attention as designers pursue bir cooled toes.
In a tense room Donna weighs marriage to Frank against a past admirer Ran. He offers money and a future, she tests his feelings with a sly game, then steers toward a decisive, morally complex union as time runs out. The couple plans a future amid jealousy and flirtation.
More than 400 badges awarded at Ellwood Park in a combined outdoor Court of Honor and Pep Rally. Two Claude youths earned Eagle Badges. Field Day cups and medals distributed. plans for summer camp and a Troop Merit Badge Library announced. Ice cream and cookies served. event included moving pictures and games.
Attendance figures and advancement data for Scout Troops 1 through 13 are listed. Totals cover meeting attendance, advancements earned, uniforms issued, and camping activity, with values ranging across multiple troops.
An engineer in Brennn offended a businessman who proposed a card duel to settle a matter of honor. They played for a stake of 7500 dollars and the businessman won. In Maine, Henry Moro’s buffalo coat marks its 120th winter of use with no repairs since its 45-year refinement.
Crowds surge toward tents for a snowy windy spectacle billed as the biggest show yet. Town remarks mix humor as locals dub the act and compare it to a grand earth shattering display.
Mrs. Eldred warns against parents pressuring a child to imitate admired siblings or playmates. Children resist being labeled slow or fast and are motivated by adult or fictional heroes, not peers. Comparing siblings breeds jealousy, stifling effort and self belief.
Cotton prices rebounded from a new seasonal low with May 27 at 7.94 cents for middling and inch, rising to 8.09 by May 29. December deliveries touched 9 cents, signaling about 7 cents to the farmer. Market activity remained mild with limited outside interest and steadier pricing anticipated as buyers may enter together.
Three robbers forced twenty five men to face the wall at a Renton pool hall. George Pokuski was shot in the throat and John Ronasco was wounded as the bandits fled with money jewelry and pencils. Both victims hospitalized in serious condition.
The report notes Alabama, Texas, Oklahoma and minor Western states with the best belt areas in Southern Texas showing an early crop start. About 86 percent of intended acreage planted and 69 percent of planted stands emerged. Despite a later start than the five year average, warm weather offers time to recover.
Pope Pius XI, age 10, marks his birthday quietly with relatives in the Vatican. Telegrams of congratulations pour in from around the world as the pontiff, famed climber and church leader, plans a private Mass in his chapel. papal flags fly over Vatican City. Pris XI is in the tenth year of his reign.
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