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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1935

Page

3

Youths Learn Home Finance From Classes at Tarleton

Stephenville Texas June 6 Fifty boys at John Tarleton College finished a year on a cooperative boarding plan learning personal finance. Neal Gearreald reports that of 42 who boarded, none faced disciplinary action. Average living costs were 38.36 dollars for the year, seven dollars and seventy seven cents per month, with the most extravagant at 12.42 monthly.

Stephenville Texas U.P John Tarleton College Neal Gearreald

Honeymoon Wife and the Proof of a Greater Love

In a rural setting Derek Craig returns to Bellaire after a car mishap with Mavis Cuiver. Anse Culver warns against social differences while Mavis clings to hope of a future with Derek as family tensions simmer. Peter Craig looms as a stabilizing but distant figure. The scene closes with Peter appearing at the window and the story continuing.

Blind Chance Derek Craig Mavis Cuiver Derek Anse Culver

Wallace Saves Old Furniture From Capitol Auction

AUSTIN June 6 Special to The News The Board of Control member John F Wallace arranged to save antiques from sale after repairs. An upcoming auction yielded only 50 folding chairs and partitions not desks. Wallace said he repaired usable items and kept equipment for future use. A bound Congressional Record file was the only relic not retained.

Austin John F. Wallace Board of Control Boar of Control O. Henry Capitol Texas Wallace

American Legion Memorial Highway Dedicated in Texas

State Highway No. 66 from Red River to Reynosa Mexico is named The American Legion Memorial Highway. The American Legion of Texas aims to add roadside parks beside the route, dedicating each to a Legion unit and honoring local war dead with plaques. The 800 mile highway will host about 100 parks as the project completes.

Austin U.P Texas Red River Byers Clay County Reynosa Mexico American Legion Memorial M. L. Wiginton State Highway Commission American Legion of Texas H. Miller Ainsworth Legion

Brothers Die Within 24 Hours in Oregon Twin Funeral

John and Milton Elliott brothers aged 6 and 8 lived and homesteaded near Marshfield Oregon. They died within 24 hours and were buried together in adjoining graves after a double funeral, reflecting lifelong companionship from pioneer days.

Marshfield Ore John Milton Elliott Milton

College Students Gone Soft Says T C U Professor

Fort Worth June 6. Prof Will M Winton head of geology at Texas Christian University says today’s students have gone soft. He recalls field trips of five to eight miles from Fort Worth and notes modern students tire after auto rides. He contrasts 1913 campus life with present students and recalls earlier campus experiences.

Winton Fort Worth

Texas Museum Fund Aims For 1936 Centennial

A. Garland Adair of the American Legion Texas Centennial committee warns Texas museums lack storage for historical objects. He says northern and eastern museums frequently plunder the state, as funds from Centennial half dollars work to build a Texas museum to be ready for the 1936 celebration.

Austin Texas A. Garland Adair American Legion Texas Centennial Committee Adair United States

Editor urges U S low tariff policy

Dallas June 6 U P Reduction of tariffs with all foreign countries is the only way America can regain prosperity says Peter Molyneux editor of the Texas Weekly in a speech before the Good Government League He calls for lower tariffs to expand foreign trade and invites world peace.

Dallas U.P United States America Peter Molyneux The Texas Weekly Good Government League Molyneux

Family home burns in Goforth community

Ernest Dressen and his family returned to their Goforth home to find it on fire. They arrived as the roof caved in, with damage estimated at 3500 dollars.

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