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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1935
Page
4
The Daily News declares itself an independent Democratic newspaper, pledging impartial reporting and belief in doing what it considers right regardless of party politics.
Washington watchers describe a power struggle as Roosevelt steps back from active New Deal to invite private industry into leadership. The NRA and Supreme Court tensions drive revisions in policy as advisers debate how far federal spending should prime recovery and how to handle codes for government contracts.
In Atlantic City Edison Electric Institute meeting, Tom McCarter of Public Service New Jersey faces criticism for aggressive tactics that widen rifts with Big Utilities. Weadock’s fiery attacks on the FTC spark internal dissent while rail chiefs resist ICC rate proposals. Overtime chain letter campaigns target anti-Patman senators, echoing broader political frictions.
A collage of humorous remarks and social commentary from Texas and neighboring papers. Lines lampoon politicians, daily life, and oddities, referencing Fort Dodge, Lubbock Avalanche, and small towns like Muleshoe and Clarendon as they riff on current events and local culture.
A psychiatric view explains nervous indigestion as a functional stomach disorder driven by disturbed nerves. Emotional upsets trigger the sympathetic system, causing pain fullness gas and nausea while deep conflicts and insecurity heighten symptoms.
Mrs. Thomas R a widow aged 50 reports frequent nose bleeds mainly while walking. Advice suggests possible high blood pressure and a blood pressure test is recommended. The answer notes walking can raise blood pressure and may trigger bleeding as a relief mechanism.
Plans for a national organization of the Young People's Roosevelt-Garner Clubs, started in 1932 in Santa Fe, progress after talks in Albuquerque with Judge Joseph L. Dailey A L Hebenstreet and John Micheal. Micheal says NM members will travel to New York next month to advance the clubs and formalize the national setup.
The Children's Chorus begins its first rehearsal this morning at 1 o clock for Toland the Gilbert and Sullivan comic opera Tolanthe at Amarillo College of Music. Emil Myers will direct the production scheduled for later in the summer. No one over fifteen years will be admitted to the chorus.
James B. Reston reports Edward Johnson, a Canadian and veteran Pelleas singer, taking charge as general manager to modernize the New York Metropolitan Opera. He aims for English sung works, summer English offerings, broader German and Wagner exposure, and a $2 to $12 price range.
Special to The News Lockney June 9 Funeral services were held for E. G. Foster 69 a Floyd County resident of 45 years. He died Friday in Lockney hospital. Survived by wife and four children Joe Artesia NM Mrs Ray Perry Hobbs NM Mrs Cy Davis and Ada Foster Lockney and three grandchildren. Moved to Floyd County in 1890 farm north of Lockney member of Methodist Church Rev J L Gill conducted services interment Lockney cemetery.
Dorothy Dix urges men to evaluate their treatment of wives asking if they provide affection, share finances, and support household life. The column questions respect, companionship, and courtship, urging husbands to be considerate and fair beyond basic provisions.
The June 9 report describes a San Diego arrival of a 347-plane fleet with Admiral Reeves aboard the Pennsylvania. NBC CBS networks plan live scenes from air, ship, and shore on WEAF WABC and other stations. Other items include a Britannic speech, honorary degrees for Dr Marion Sayle Taylor, and musical broadcasts with Ramona and Gladys Swarthout on WEAF NBC and WJZ CBS.
Gordon and Cobina Wright guests on WABC-CBS at 1. Ray Knight’s Cuckoo on WéZ-NBC at 8 with Dr. Lucius P. Twombly. WEAF-NBC premieres Radiophonic Rhapsody at 8. Additional spots include WEAF-NBC noon and evening concerts. Bing Crosby signs off with a 12-voice chorus on WABC-CBS 7 to 7:30 Tuesday. Mrs Wiggs and Just Plain Bill adjusted. Bill moves to 8:15 A M starting June 24.
Answers cover sentence correction pronunciation and vocabulary. It lists corrected sentence, San Jose pronunciation, Holocaust spelling, induration meaning, and a word meaning for bearing traits with a Coleridge quote as context.
Modern Etiquette advises avoiding prefixes by saying My son Charles or my wife. It also states utensils belong on the plate after use with the handle on the edge. Debutante entertainments are typically planned by the closest friends of the girl's mother.
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