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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1938
Page
10
In Garden City Kansas farmers push to harvest what may be the best winter wheat crop since 1931 to outpace grasshoppers. Buyers flood dealers with orders for tractors and combines, with scarce new equipment and many using second hand gear as higher temperatures quicken ripening across western Kansas counties.
The first knitting mill in China was established in 1902. By today the country has about 1,000 knitting mills, excluding those destroyed in the current war.
Washington reports U S and Britain consider drastic limits on commercial credits to Japan unless it rescinds economic restrictions in China. Currency pegging to the yen worries officials as American and British investments in China exceed 200 million dollars and trade approaches 150 million annually.
Joe Murray contemplates leaving the city as he drifts in a small room. He wrestles with memory and visions, unsure if peace is real or a delusion. Terry fades, while Helen remains a powerful, drug like presence in his thoughts.
Livingston reports on the Alabama Coushatta tribe reviving a 90 year old green corn festival. The event includes a ceremonial public wedding, buffalo eagle and green corn dances, fall games, and a wild west rodeo with about 20 000 expected attendees. Tribal chief Tai Caishek says 321 Indians will pitch tepees on a city block. Gov Allred and other officials were invited. attendance by the governor would mark the first official Texas governor visit to the tribe. The piece blends festival revival with memory and images of pain and displacement.
A man recalls a night with a woman whose presence brings torment and ecstasy. Her voice, movements, and scent fill the darkness with happiness and peace, suggesting a perfection that alters what comes after. He continues the walk in warmth and closeness.
UC paleontologists in Contra Costa County uncover 10 million year old fossils in Moraga hills. Finds include camel bones of a larger species, three hyena like dogs, two horses, mastodons, beavers, saber toothed cats, peccaries, giant reptiles, and various small mammals and birds. The three toed camel and three toed antelope are highlighted.
A Los Angeles attorney uncovered an 1857 sale of a horse for cavalry use in an Indian war and the state of California settled the claim, paying $29. The discovery arose while settling an estate.
A note on infant perception indicates newborns distinguish light from dark and early color and form distinctions. It highlights immediate sensory awareness as babies respond to visual differences from birth.
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