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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1936
Page
4
The piece notes a tough summer in Amarillo and the Panhandle, with weak wheat and feed crops and modest incomes. It predicts an autumn pickup as cooler days arrive and a sharp rise in buying and selling, production, and consumption expected soon.
Cincinnati shows how it counts unemployed residents by matching employment census with school census since 1929. Interviews exceed 1,000,000. the method aims to reduce seasonal bias and aligns definitions of unemployment with local welfare and education staff.
Wisconsin charges indict major American oil firms and executives with price fixing in a sweeping anti trust action. The Department of Justice plans prosecutions in other industries as hearings reveal alleged pools secrecy and manipulated prices affecting thousands of jobbers and retailers nationwide.
Carol Torrance leaves Ashboro teaching to seek a fresh start in Atlanta. She visits Margery Craig, reconnects with Blake Thornton, and lands a trial job writing newspaper copy at Thornton & Company with a starting salary of one hundred dollars a month. The plan begins July first as she hopes for a lasting break.
Columnist O. O. McIntyre riffs on Hollywood impersonators and public figures from Miriam Hopkins to Peggy Joyce. He recalls Will Rogers and Mark Twain associations, reflects on street pocketing in Times Square, and muses on life, idleness, and consumer culture with wry humor.
In December 1791 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was buried as a pauper in Vienna’s St. Mark’s cemetery after his death at 35. A later find revealed the plain coffin hid a genius who produced 922 works but died penniless, his fame memorialized on Austrian stamps.
Chicago report shows July fatalities at 3,180, up three percent from July 1935 and continuing a three month trend. Seven month total reaches 18,560, two percent below 1935’s pace, with 37,000 national motor deaths in the prior year.
The scene notes Carel will be driven home tomorrow by her new boss, and Summer is cited as a suitable start time for her job. The fragment underscores a formal transition in employment and the anticipated summer start.
Danny Meadow Mouse evades Killy the Sparrow Hawk by darting toward a tree and slipping into a hollow trunk. The hawk circles the tree as Danny seeks a safe escape, finally slipping into a decayed hollow that leads underground and out of reach.
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