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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1935
Page
4
A faded masthead note outlines founding date February 20 1924 and editorial leadership with GENE HOWE and WILBUR HAWK. It details Associated Press rights, delivery options, and subscription rates for daily and weekend editions across multiple Texas and New Mexico locales.
Voters in Lane County Oregon recall a state representative for refusing to back a memorial urging Congress to adopt the Townsend old age pension plan. The event highlights voters penalizing a candidate who promised support during the campaign but altered stance after election.
Idaho Senator William E. Borah says Germany will do as she pleases, the Versailles treaty will be scrapped, and that will be a good thing. He asserts only war could halt Germany and that the allies do not want that price.
Dr. Glenn Frank reviews Walter Pitkin's Capitalism Carries On, arguing capitalism survives as an interim system between scarcity and abundance. He outlines six risks including technology running wild, capital flight, proletariat rebellion, religious revival, violent nationalism, and world war, urging leaders to read and digest.
In a tense scene Juan Silva confronts General Estrada as Montana and the Kid execute a staged rescue. The general is secured, jewels revealed, and plans shift with Pascual and the friar coordinating a daring escape while threats loom.
A fragmented passage recalls Australia’s famed black swan in Western Australia, noting its unusual presence and the black-necked swan of South Australia. The text then drifts into a dramatic scene with guards, a carriage, and a planned escape as three friends seek freedom.
O. O. McIntyre images a domestic scene in New York as a playful catalog of everyday items and memories. The piece blends whimsical labels like White Rose toilet water and bone headed knives with vivid glimpses of a rural interior and shop life.
Johnny Chuck observes another Chuck emerging from a burrow and outwitting Reddy Fox. Flip the Terrier closes in as Reddy retreats, while Johnny follows and the other Chuck slips into a larger burrow to evade pursuit. The scene shifts to Chicago where Virginia Brown recovers after a life threatening injury on her 16th birthday.
The first of seven new Lockheed Electra transport planes were delivered for the Brownsville to Chicago line. The planes were officially presented at Love Field by personnel manager RC Shracer who said the craft would enter service in about three weeks.
U S officials said the Department of Justice does not officially rate public enemies by numbers. They admitted Alvin Karpis, ally of John Dillinger, and a former Clyde Barrow lieutenant, were badly wanted.
A mixed rebus puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues includes items like cloaked child visiting grandmother, cleansing, clothing, desert terms, and various wordplay hints. Answers span nouns, verbs, and common phrases tied to nursery puzzle themes.
The text states potato chips were introduced in 1865 by a negro chef, with the first exclusive plant built in Albany, New York in 1925 by A. A. Walter and Company. It also notes Egyptians observed New York's Day at the autumnal equinox around September 21, and that swordfish and the same fish do not belong to the same family.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains that kidney stone incidence is not mainly due to soil lime or climate. Modern studies show decreasing stone rates in areas once high, with better living conditions and health access driving the trend rather than environmental soil factors.
Philadelphia officials report a playful scam where callers seeking Mr Fox or Mr Lyon were greeted by three operators at the zoo administration desk who announced they were speaking to the 700 then hung up.
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