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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1935
Page
4
The Amarillo Chamber of Commerce checks a $30,000 annual budget as it promotes major community projects. Immediate soil erosion aid and a long term program could bring millions, including a $9,000,000 Conchas dam plan benefiting Amarillo, with calls to Washington to press for funds.
In Danzig the Volkstag election yielded about 60 percent Nazi support, far short of a Saar style triumph. Despite a 95 percent German population, a sizable minority fears that embracing Hitlerism would demand too high a price, signaling cautious reunification sentiment.
Dr. Frank surveys Flexner’s ideal of a secluded university that confines itself to discovery interpretation and conservation of knowledge. He argues the institution should not train practical leaders but illuminate society indirectly through disinterested scholarship. He questions if such a detached role fits American universities, noting state schools’ differing missions.
James Stimson III rises from a shy Westerner at a New Concord school to deliver a powerful graduation speech in Kansas. He endures taunting by a physics professor and self-doubt before boldly persuading an audience with a rousing oration about Kansas pride and his own awakening confidence.
The humorist Frank Sullivan becomes a cherished houseguest at the Arthur Samuelses Park Avenue apartment creating lively chaos. Jokes fly from breakfast notes to playful taunts among guests including John Peter Touhey and Toscanini. A string of vignettes portrays Sullivan’s comfort, mischief, and a playful social circle in New York society.
Alice Clarissa Richmond argues that social distinctions fade for children and that democracy benefits both girls and boys. She cites Susan and Mary Jones to show early friendships across class lines and urges parents to avoid enforcing money distinctions that limit a child’s broadening experiences.
A list of crossword style clues with numbered entries for horizontal and vertical terms. The words cover political titles, poems, decorations, anatomy terms, measurements, animals, body parts, and generic items like biscuit and sun god, indicating a puzzle style reference.
A collection of rustic woodland vignettes features Johnny Chuck and Polly Chuck debating home sites near a stone wall as two young chucks seek a life together. Johnny plans to advise them on location while a broader set of stories touches on travel, restlessness, and aging reference to the era and author.
A reader negotiates a word builder exercise while a village tale unfolds. Johnny and Polly urge a young couple away from a stone wall area warning that old neighbors hinder peaceful settlement. The scene shifts to Green Meadows as the couple seeks a new home.
A chameleon’s eyes can move independently with lids that allow one eye to watch two things or both eyes to focus together on one object. George I of England, ruling 1714 to 1727, could not speak or write English. The United States spends about 13 billion dollars annually to “take care” of criminals.
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