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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1936
Page
4
The Globe urges highway reform focusing on road design and traffic lanes to reduce accidents. It analyzes how speed differences, head on collisions, and angle crashes occur and argues for one way lanes, dedicated fast and slow lanes, and intersection redesign as foundational changes.
Dr. William F B Dodd warns that nations seeking peace by self sufficiency push the world toward war. He argues that only international cooperation and steady trade keep prosperity and prevent conflict, warning the war cycle grows as fear drives autarky and disunity.
A profile of Longshoreman strike mediator Ed McGrady detailing his career as a labor troubleshooter and assistant secretary of labor. It notes his role in coordinating between unions and management, his long travel for peace missions, and his prominent position under the President. The piece highlights his early life in Jersey City, boxing era, and service with the A F of L and Democratic politics.
Marian Sims novel excerpt follows Carol Torrance planning to teach in Ashboro Georgia. She hides her higher intellect while navigating family attitudes and memories of Bill Faraday as she contemplates the sacrifice of love for a teaching career.
Democratic Eduard Benes leads Czechoslovakia amid dictatorships, upholding liberal government. Benes, born May 18 in 1884 to peasant parents, rose from foreign minister to president after Masaryk retirement. The piece blends historical note with unrelated prose excerpts about characters in a narrative.
Arthur McKeogh and Elsie McKeogh become early celebrity housebeaters moored off Milton Point near Rye with a double decker Sea Horse named yacht home. Fresh water costs ten dollars a tank while the boat measures a 20 by 230 foot living area and two decks housing three bedrooms and baths. They bought the vessel for nine hundred dollars and could fetch five thousand if sold.
In San Rafael California Attorney General Webb rules a policeman operates only within his own city's precincts. The ruling brushes aside neighbors borrowing police for parades or emergencies, clarifying jurisdiction and duties. The column also notes a local social scene and a brief personal note about Marian Sims.
A compiled list of horizontal and vertical crossword style clues covering politics biology art and everyday terms. Includes hints like Proportion seed bag ratite bird and corral of various clues with a blend of definitions and wordplay.
A clever young fox named Little Miss Swifty longs for a farmyard hen. She studies the hens and the dog and plots a night raid while avoiding the two legged farmers. The tale follows her careful plans and cautions about danger from humans and dogs.
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