Amarillo Globe stock market snapshot highlights
A compact AmArrillo Globe market brief notes prices and indices with figures such as 0.7.90 and 87.60 and 260 listed as part of a daily financial rundown.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1935
Page
4
A compact AmArrillo Globe market brief notes prices and indices with figures such as 0.7.90 and 87.60 and 260 listed as part of a daily financial rundown.
The Globe reports officials defend NRA amid public scrutiny while noting many comply with codes. It discusses whether continued operation benefits workers and industry and predicts Congress will act based on constituent wishes and broader economic impact.
Dr. Glenn Frank argues for careful analysis of American universities' role in public affairs and the Brain Trust, noting the president must balance internal university realities with external political and professional influences. He outlines the dual inside-outside view required for effective university leadership.
James Stimson of New Concord Kas enters a famed Massachusetts academy where his awkward looks and tentative singing voice mark him as an unlikely hero. Aunt Sarah sends twenty five dollars for incidentals, but a football fundraiser triggers rapid debt as James pledges ten dollars each to three teams. Miss Sarah battles temptations and fear for his future, while James risks loneliness and homesickness under watchful seniors in a Bliss rented room.
In a historically British season, New York's stage draws top stars from London and Hollywood like Leslie Howard Dame Sybil Thorndyke and Blanche Sweet while figures such as Robert Loraine Rex O Malley and Basil Rathbone populate Rialto roles. The piece notes a shift in audience life with Saturday night theater growing and local anecdotes about James experience at school and a past hotel desk encounter.
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses health knowledge in schools and a University of Michigan survey on how well medical training is assimilated. The piece notes iodine in food helps prevent goiter, clarifies that climate change and tonsil removals are not the main causes, and comments on thyroid health and related misconceptions.
The article recalls Gabriele D Annunzio's raid on Fiume after World War I, leading a force to seize the city from Hungary, with the Treaty of Rapallo granting nominal independence. It notes Italian actions and D Annunzio’s dramatic influence, including a stamp showing an Italian sailor raising the flag over Fiume.
Puzzle clues mix mythic figures and common terms across horizontal and vertical grids. Entries reference Zeus lineage, celestial bodies, flora, fauna, architecture, and daily objects, with terms like ivory, orange, and amber embedded alongside hints to gods and heroes.
In Thornton W. Burgess bedtime tale Johnny Chuck anticipates a fight as Polly Chuck’s admirers circle, a triangle forms with Short-tail the rival, and tension builds around the avowed defense of Polly amid early thril Martin setting.
A tale unfolds as Short-tail and a younger Chuck contend for Miss Chuck’s favor. Youth’s stamina and resolve push the elder back until Short-tail concedes, while the victor’s dirt and scars fail to tarnish his appeal to her. The crowd and mood echo a timeless truth about winners. The next story: Johnny Gives Advice.
Admiration surrounds Sid Solomon, a 120 pound figure who headlines weekly battles to oust him from the Central Park Casino. He arrives at 1 PM dressed sharply, swinging a malacca and smiling, while branding his foes as persecutors and blasting them in off the record tirades.
A study sheet asks three questions. Do fish have teeth Yes most fish shed teeth and regrow new ones. What is a human body worth If elements are sold at commercial prices the total is about one dollar. Of what place is the black swan native Australia and it was unknown elsewhere until the 17th century.
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