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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1936
Page
4
Read fragments from the Tucumcari Daily News and Muleshoe Journal noting Mussolini and Carnera. One quote jokes that Mussolini carries his own precinct, while the other quips about rain and boll weevils threatening cotton.
The piece notes Finland and Belgium as nations that repaid or honored wartime debts to the United States. It cites King Leopold's Memorial Day message to President Roosevelt praising Belgium for decorating the graves of American soldiers who died on Belgian soil in World War I.
Juvenile court judges nationwide consider forming a national association to improve this vital branch. Judge Harry L. Eastman of Cleveland warns the court has focused on immediate problems and neglected a clear philosophy in social welfare. The reform effort is welcomed by social workers criminologists and attorneys.
Harvard traffic researcher Dr. Miller McClintock notes that riders who constantly worry and suggest hazards reflect on a driver’s actual ability. The quote emphasizes self awareness behind the wheel.
The piece outlines President Roosevelt’s unpublicized plans to stay away from national campaigning through June to August, visiting Campobello and Hyde Park for secret talks with politicos. It notes defensive moves against Huey Long and factional shifts, plus a reform push in the Army under Chief of Staff Malin Craig and a drive to promote younger officers.
Linda Bourne and Pete Gardiner linger in Newtown as Honey Harmon visits for a personal appearance. Harmon's cold leaves her unable to speak, prompting Gardiner to visit the hospital to secure a hospital story. He notes the absence of a public welcome while courting his own scoop.
Dorothy Dix outlines practical wishes men have for wives, favoring comfort, cheer, companionship, and appreciation. She argues men seek a homey, easygoing partner who laughs at faults, shares interest in work and friends, and offers support and tenderness.
The article likens kidneys to housekeepers, detailing their unceasing work to purify blood. It describes their location near the spine, size, and twin-like function, noting a single kidney can meet needs and that about a quart and a half of urine is eliminated daily.
A reader aged 78 asks how to end nightmare chases. The answer notes distressing dreams stem from indigestion and points to onions, cooked cheese, or garlic in dinner as common culprits.
An aged, tough woman is startled by the crocodile's crying and begins to sniffle then sob, prompting Puffy to exclaim questions about the crowd and the scene.
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