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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1930
Page
4
The Amarillo Bar Association plans a memorial library at the Junior College as a living tribute to the late Judge Thomas F. Turner who led the bar and advanced education. The effort invites participation from nonmembers and reflects Amarillo’s growth attracting national attention and new business interest.
Glenn Frank argues that universities slow to apply modern psychology biology and physiology to teaching from kindergarten to university. He urges a total educational redesign to align with new mind and body knowledge for social reconstruction.
A Washington Letter notes how White House medical figures rose to power from physician aides under McKinley Roosevelt Wilson and Harding. It traces Maj. Gen Leonard Wood and Cary Grayson as early examples and hints at the career path from camp doctor to high rank and influence.
Jacqueline Grey and Teddy Montrose share a night of adventure in London and develop feelings amid their class clash. Teddy explains his penniless past, family tension, and racing debt including Prinkipo, revealing he is now briefly solvent after a risky night.
Joel Thompson Boone, Navy doctor from Pennsylvania, becomes a key figure in White House internal economy and Hoover's health regime. A disciplined, unpolitical figure, Boone earned a War Cross for tending Marines at Belleau Wood and is popular with reporters covering the White House beat.
Three year old Bernie struggles in a neighborhood with only older children. He is pushed aside and hurt by 5 and 6 year olds during play. A nursery school or moving to a neighborhood with peers his age could provide proper companionship and equal interaction.
A humorous look at how Broadway social scenes inflate certain figures into celebrities. The piece notes gossip and visibility around theaters and eateries, mentions Maud Adams, Texas Guinan, and other notables, and reflects on modern theater lighting and changing spectator habits. It also lists scriveners visiting Easthampton and a humor note about a steak order incident.
From France the report notes Parisian police clamp down on automobile spooners and bans kissing in taxicabs. Amarillo officials say the matter is not a police issue as night parkers rise with warm weather and traffic remains unblocked.
A crossword puzzle style listing with horizontal and vertical clues ranging from 1 to 81 across and down. Readable fragments include clues such as To fondle Dry To assert Decorous To soak flax and others about various objects actions and traits.
Peter Rabbit visits the Smiling Pool seeking news and discovers duck feathers floating on the water. Jerry Muskrat confirms feathers came from a duck, suggesting a flock passed through that day. The tale ends with a hint of another adventure as Peter ponders the find.
The French adopt the American Five and Ten concept. The first Parisian equivalent, Cinq et Dix Frances, has opened and officials expect rapid growth with plans for a chain. Mrs Earl Calloway returned yesterday from Fort Worth visit with her parents.
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