Amarillo Daily News Panhandle Dispatch Teletype Intro
The Amarillo Daily News presents itself as the Panhandle's morning and evening paper. It claims second class post office status and bills itself as the earliest to cover Eastern New Mexico, Western Oklahoma, and Southern Colorado ahead of major cities.
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Grain Grading School Opens At Amarillo Auditorium
Wheat farmers are invited to attend a Grain Grading School today and Saturday in the Amarillo Auditorium. Officials from the Amarillo Grain Exchange and the U S Department of Agriculture along with the Texas Extension Service present recognized authorities to explain grain grading, with emphasis on protein content and proper loading and handling. The session aims to boost farmers’ knowledge of grading, marketing, and pricing in these low price times.
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Amarillo Grain Exchange
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Texas Extension Service
Amarillo
Aid for stockmen bill advances in House committee
Marvin Jones seeks to widen Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans for agriculture from 400 to 2000 dollars without new Congress funding. The measure, favorably reported after testimony from Governor Sterling’s committee, aims to help small stockmen access funds from the already appropriated 200 million, much of which remains unspent.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
House Agricultural Committee
Sterling
Congress
Southwest
Old Bills Hoarded as Half a Billion Pounds in Circulation
Representative Cochran of Missouri reports that about 538 million of the large old-sized U S currency remain hidden in private caches. He notes the hoarding defeats the goal of retiring such notes when they enter banks, as they would be replaced by smaller denominations.
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United States
Cochran
Missouri
Dreams of Youth: Lessons for Graduates and the Real World
Helen Welshimer argues that May and June graduates face a tougher reality than their hopeful dreams. She cautions against purely material aims, urging youths to seek enduring inner strength and meaningful work beyond diplomas and early glory.
New York Letter Reflects On Beer Parades And Bohemian Fame
In Manhattan after the beer parade, wandering German bands drew crowds to clubs and private parties. The Liberal Club ball Pagan Rout sparked Village publicity with figures like Evan Burrows Fontaine and Doug Fairbanks among attendees. The scene tied Bohemian circles to Washington Square legends as Lionel Barrymore and Irene Fenwick’s romance entered a familiar Hollywood frame after ten years.
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Gilbert Swan
Weekly menus from Dr McCoy inspire hopeful meals
A printed dietary plan lists daily meals for the week starting June 5. It includes a variety of breakfasts, lunches, and dinners featuring veal, beef tongue, lamb chops, pork, and vegetable dishes with detailed notes on zucchini omelets and preparation tips, reflecting midcentury home menu ideas.
Are Martin Inevitable Rules and Style Judgment
A rhetorical sketch argues that even strict laws and devices cannot prevent a dangerous person from causing harm. It urges readers to mind their own affairs and maintain safety above wealth and appearances, asserting true style comes from inherent disposition rather than money.
Acorn Nutrition and Migraine Causes and Bovine Gland Treatment
G G asks if acorns can be eaten noting bitterness. Sweet acorns are roasted like chestnuts in southern Europe. bitter varieties can be processed to remove tannins or fermented with water. Yvette asks about migraine causes and prevention. migraines arise from nervous system disturbances and toxemia, with other factors such as colitis constipation and organ prolapse contributing. C T asks for treatment of bovine tubercular gland in the neck. approach starts with dietary improvements to boost overall gland health, plus local therapies with hot compresses and electrical treatments.
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Word Puzzle From Back Page
Puzzle asks to form two plural words from letters then swap initials to yield two more words and reverse to get two further words. It implies two-step wordplay with multiple valid outputs and a solution note on the back page.
Teacher's Travelogue Lesson At Recess Train Demonstration
A teacher lectures pupils about where he has traveled, delivering a travelogue style talk. During recess he demonstrates train play, showing how to act out travel by rail.
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Puffy
Grammar quiz questions and answers with a Norwegian catch
The text lists five Q A style items from a grammar exercise. It includes corrections for a sentence about anxiety, pronunciation guidance for gorge, a misspelled word among Munificence compliance innocence, a definition of inert, and a riddle about a le word meaning a past story. It ends with a note about herrings caught by Norwegian fishermen totaling nearly 5 million gallons.
Sophisticated Or Wise the Worldly Few Dorothy Dix Says
Dorothy Dix argues the young mistake sophistication for cynicism, while the elderly prove true worldly wisdom by enduring hardship and believing in people. She praises lasting love, sacrifice, and family loyalty, noting many virtues hidden behind hardship and self restraint.
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Man
Dorothy DIX
Public Ledger
Additional Fleet Larger Than Italy Needed for Pact Power
F B Colton notes Washington that a fleet exceeding Italy’s present size would be required for the United States to reach London treaty limits by December 31 1936. Hale bill may authorize up to 1 186 200 tons with no time limit, cost about a billion dollars.
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Italy
United States
Senate
Great Britain
Japan
France
Senate Naval Committee
Budget cuts hit Roosevelt County schools at hearing
Special to The News Portales June 2 deep cuts were approved in Roosevelt County school budgets by Budget Auditor R. H. Grissom and County Budget Commissioners C. H. Letton and Karl Collum. Boards estimate reductions totaling nearly 46 000 will trim terms by at least one month and force drastic cuts in teachers salaries transportation and all supplies.
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Roosevelt County
R. H. Grissom
C. H. Letton
Karl Collum
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