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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1936
Page
4
Amarillo discussions on where to place a new post office focus on central accessibility versus property interests. Voters favor a central site to serve all residents, while some stakeholders push for sites in the south business district or near North Polk, Tyler, Taylor, or Fillmore.
The race heats with Allred seeking re election while opponents push for new taxes. Hunter demands a state income tax, Sanderford backs a sales tax, and Fischer proposes a tax on natural resources. Allred claims to seek funds without undue hardship.
Rev. Minot Simons of New York City urges a return to honor as the key to the more abundant life and national recovery. He argues civilization depends on restored dependability and moral standards among individuals and nations.
Caroline and Garret keep their love secret as Mrs. Jay the Avon Home supervisor pressures Caroline to favor Henry Avon. Pop Whistler at the Home hides anger behind letters to editors and schemes a dangerous escape from the asylum.
Puzzle clues list for a crossword style grid with numbered words across and down and definitions ranging from people to objects across multiple lines. It includes references to historical figures and terms such as Nobleman and Prophet with varied word lengths.
Courthouse records show warranty deeds transferring properties in Blasdel Wolflin and Plemons areas with nominal sums. Vehicle registrations list multiple makes and owners from Chev to Chrysler and Ford across local registrants. Cantrell Henson and Ora Fragier wed. Hilo eruption reports fire in cane field near Mauna Loa.
The 18 year old New York student Ruth Aarons won the national table tennis title in her first tournament without dropping a set. She defeated European contenders in Prague before ten thousand spectators, proving American poise and defense with rapid drives and a cool, smiling demeanor.
Peter Rabbit battles a larger, younger stranger over the Old Briar Patch. After a fierce fight he is driven off and forced to outwit the intruder while Mrs Peter stays hidden. Peter plans to resist and seeks help as the struggle ends with the stranger keeping the patch.
A concise musing argues that a man can sit at a table without family ties and a temper, for as long as desired, as long as he retains the power to restrain his actions despite varying impulses.
A set of trivia items asks about Lincoln's estate value about continents with most languages and the correct form of the idiom had rather. It notes Lincoln left an estate of 11097462 dollars and cites Asia Europe Africa and the Americas as language counts.
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