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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1935
Page
7
The Federal Treasury must raise 12.48 billion by January 1 to cover creditors and current expenses, at about 37,202 dollars per minute for eight months. Funding comes from taxation, new borrowings, and exchange of new securities, tied to a massive relief program with 4.88 billion appropriated.
A community column collects pleas and help requests. A six year old seeks return of his lost Rat Terrier named Tiny, with contact details. Other notices ask for lost dogs Tex and Tunney, help to find yard or housework work, and a midlife request for light housekeeping work with references.
A widow, Gay of 418 West Sixth Avenue, requests help in print to find work. She offers housework by day, hour, or week and states she is an experienced waitress with references available.
Hudson sets 35 stock car records as Cooper-Frede Co. remains local distributor and official dealer for the event. The announcement highlights record performances and the distributor's regional role.
Community leaders urge repeal of the Long and Short Haul clause in HR 3263 to protect transcontinental rail tonnage from steamship competition. The piece notes Santa Fe and Rock Island movements, upcoming Canyon and Palo Duro Park service departures, a Hoover-Strader Ranch opening near Canadian, and various railway personnel updates amid freight rate shifts and transport news.
A passage underscores the determination of the Japanese people who have endured violence for many years, maintaining resilience and national unity despite ongoing hardships. The tone reflects a wartime or post conflict context emphasizing endurance and collective resolve.
The article notes Japan's perilous proximity to deep ocean trenches and frequent earthquakes, while praising Japanese spirit. It discusses U S assistance potential, looming war talk, and Mars observations by Lowell Observatory. Pan American Airways builds Midway air base. Chrysler tomato tale and farming quips appear. It ends with Germany, mutual aid pacts, and race policies in colonies.
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