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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1936

Page

4

Amarillo Globe Newspaper Rates and Delivery Details

The Amarillo Globe announces subscription rates and delivery options with contact details for prompt service. Includes weekly, monthly, and yearly pricing, combined editions with the Amaro Daily News, and special delivery instructions for missed copies. Also notes Associated Press news use and rural Texas delivery areas.

What We're In For: Economic Lesson From Cattle Protest

A Globe preview notes rising cottonseed cake prices due to corn and crop shortages. It warns of higher food costs this winter as cattlemen stockpile cottonseed and meat prices rise amid tight corn and hog feed supplies.

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Farmers gamble with weather pests and markets in fall vote

Readers are reminded that farmers must gamble annually on weather, pests, and prices, shaping planting choices and political loyalties. The piece notes drought risk, crop pests, global prices, and the AAA's relief amid election forecasts. It also cites legal and social opinions from public figures on risk, law, and community values.

AAA Drouth Russia

Washington Faces Farmer Backlash Over New Deal Imports

The administration frets as Western farmers blame New Deal import figures for rising farm prices and claim imported goods threaten American prosperity. Officials argue imports reflect prosperity, not planned scarcity, while noting declines in some crops and mixed effects of AAA policies on production and prices.

Washington London Roosevelt AAA Todd United States

Dancing and social whirl at the Harrison house

Carol returns to Ashboro for a college crowd gathering hosted by Tom and Alice Harrison. Denis Ford makes an impression as he and Carol dance. Ben Tyler and Carol share a playful, wary rapport amid party chatter and flirtations.

Ben Tyler Society Carol Alice Tom Harrison Harrison House Tom Ashboro Hollywood Denis Ford Anced Ben Denis Bern Ben Denis Fords Denis

Nightclub Conflicts Between Denis Alice Carol and Tom

Denis obsesses over a dangerous situation as he mirrors his fear in Alice and Carol. He spots Tom and Carol Torrance in a crowded grill while Alice urges a drink and a talk. Denis imagines an imminent news leak and fights to keep control amid tense attraction.

Denis Carol Tom Alice Dénis Carol Torrance

Stories in Stamps by L S Klein

The article traces Guatemala’s 300 year push for independence from Spain ending with the 1821 Act of Independence in Guatemala City. It notes prior failed revolts, promises not kept, and shifting loyalty culminating as Gavino Gainza sides with independence, later depicted on a stamp.

Guatemala France United States South America Spain Gavino Gainza Guatemala City Guatema

Swift Crack by Fred Allen

O. O. McIntyre recalls Fred Allen and Broadway figures in a brisk NY column. The piece riffs on New York vs Omaha, Hollywood talent pools, and notable personalities like Peter Arno, Katharine Cornell, George Middleton, Harpo Marx, and Lee Shubert while noting changes in theater and publishing scenes.

O. O. McIntyre New York Fred Allen Empire State Building Omaha Hollywood Bridgeport Leon Gordon Roscoe Peacock Georges Burt MacBride Ang Ted Saucier Ohio Patsy Kelly Avenue A Winnie Sheehan Jeritza New Yorker Peter Arno George Middleton Harpo Marx Nat Lewis Jolson Runyons Vallees Broadway Palace F. Albee Katharine Cornell David Warfield the Lambs Daily Alito Debonnair George Bye Lee Shubert Pacific Coast Talullah Bankhead George Kelly San Francisco Los Angeles Henry Miller

Storage Tank Blast Fatal in Texarkana Area

An explosion at a 2000 gallon kerosene storage tank near Fulton Arkansas fatally burned Raymond Newman 29 a Hope foundry foreman and injured two others. The blast threatened the railroad station and nearby frame buildings as Newman was hurled 30 feet into the fire yet survived enough to tell responders before dying at Hope hospital. Kenneth Cox 21 and Roy Cox 40 suffered superficial burns while attempting to reach the blaze.

Texarkana Ark Fulton Raymond Newman Hope Foundry Here Newman Charles Roland Hope Roy Cox Kenneth Cox

Railroad hearing on cottonseed shipments set for Aug 20

The State Railroad Commission will hold a hearing in Austin on August 20 to consider reducing railroad rates for carload shipments of cottonseed and related products to compete with motor truck transport.

Austin State Railroad Commission

Fox learns danger of traps in a perilous forest lesson

In a pasture a young Fox learns from a trapped hound how cruel steel traps can be. The fox studies the scene, detects the man scent, and realizes a human set the trap. She watches, learns, and resolves to guard herself in future encounters.

Miss Swifty Mr. Swifty

Maker of Music

Composer of opera and conductor referenced in a puzzle grid with clues across and down. The themed crossword lists various musical, artistic and directional terms including strong vegetables, numerals, and occupations, inviting solvers to fill a large horizontal and vertical network.

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