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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1936
Page
4
Publication details for The Amarillo Globe News including history notes, staff roles, Associated Press affiliation, contact numbers, and subscription and delivery policies. Rates listed for carriers, mail, and special delivery with regional applicability and service assurances.
The Globe reports receipt of the 38 page Who's Who On Will Rogers Highway published by the Will Rogers Highway Association. Three hundred thousand copies are distributed with Amarillo spotlighted in a double page ad and a feature on the Panhandle. C. M. Bartlett and Carl Hinton are highlighted for leadership and cooperation with the association.
An editorial urges Amarillo to rethink the annual Community Chest drive as budgets repeatedly fall short. community leaders debate consolidating drives, auditing budgets, and ensuring a rock‑bottom minimum to boost contributor support amid fatigue and criticism. A Budapest professor adds an odd aside about fish hearing radio broadcasts.
A vivid portrait of the power struggle between labor and industry centered on Washington. The piece names John L Lewis and key unions, the White House, and federal agencies, noting the CIO AFL UMW and Roosevelt era politics shaping steel and mass production policy.
Excerpt follows characters Pat and Milly, with Carol and Evan Torrance referenced. Pat dreams of talent in art and writing while distracted by social duties and jobs selling cars. Carol contemplates a future salary and a bold plan as the family faces financial strain after Evan’s death.
In a tale of Milly Carol and Jill three sisters discuss returning home for work and a teaching stint. Carol weighs a high school posting against family costs while Ashboro's mix of mills and old wealth forms a backdrop under Roosevelt era shifts.
A brief item reports B O McIntyre involved in a rising profile at a feminine bar. Details are sparse but indicate increased attention or status for McIntyre within the venue.
A feature laments rising public visibility of women smoking in New York bars, with recollections of past attitudes and a digression on theater culture and diarist Damon Runyon. It includes Dr. Morris Fishbein's health guidance for preventing colds in babies through hygiene, diet, and environment.
Little Miss Swifty tracks a Jumping Mouse in the grass. She notices the mouse’s long tail and learns it helps balance during jumps. The Mouse escapes as she realizes hind legs aid jumping and tail aids balance.
Milan Obrenovich became Serbia's ruler in 1868 after King Michael's assassination. He taxed heavily to fund lavish living, allied with Austria, and faced scandals with his wife and mistresses. He abdicated in Paris, then returned to power, living an extravagant life until his death in 1901 at 47. His portrait appeared on stamps from 1869 to 1881.
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