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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1935

Page

5

Experts Laud Nazi Eugenics in Berlin Meeting

German eugenists praised Nazi population aims at a Berlin gathering. Professor Clarence Gordon Camp of New York urged a "comprehensive racial policy" for population development. Dr K A Wieth Knudsen of Trondheim blamed liberalism and feminism for declining births, urging Nazi racial programs as a model.

Berlin Ips Clarence Gordon Campbri New York Eugenics Research Association K. A. Wieth-Knudsen Trondheim Norway Campbell Third Reich

Reissued Virginian Leads Mission Screenings With Star Cast

The Virginian reissue opens at the Mission led by Gary Cooper Mary Brian Richard Arlen and Walter Huston with Owen Wister source material praised as prophetic of their later fame. Lonking For Trouble headlines the Texas with Jack Oakie Spencer Tracy and the Nat features Sonny Southe Colonial Orchestra presenting waltzes by Coward Herbert and others.

Paramount Field — Ramely Foe Gary Cooper Walter Huston REX Manhattan Ginger Borers Wrnmete Lederer Krhaps Texas Spencer Tracy Jack Oakie The Mission Montana Mary Brian Jame Barrie Wendy Richard Arlen Owen Wister Spencer ‘Kacy the Texas Noel Coward Sonny Southe Colonial Nat Southe Coward Victor Herbert Wayne King Richard Strauss Irvin Berlin

Amarillo Town News Highlights Local Wins and Visits

Readable items span visits between Amarillo residents and kin from McAlester and Waxahachie, school openings with 289 teachers, and community events. Notes cover Phebe Warner Memorial fund progress, Confederate Reunion book sales, and Tri-State Fair optimism. Local travel, theater, and business updates fill the page with names and places such as Harrison Street 1400, Tyler Street 1907, and Dalhart.

Lewis W. Douglas Visits Corpus Christi with Alkali Firm

Former budget director and Arizona congressman Lewis W. Douglas passes through San Antonio en route to Corpus Christi for a several day visit with Maston Nixon of American Alkali Corp. Douglas, now vice president of American Cyanamid, declines to discuss politics. He says the trip is for business.

AN Antonio Lewis W. Douglas Congress Arizona San Antonio Corpus Christi Maston Nixon American Alkali Corporation Douglas American Cyanamid Corporation Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co Corpus Chrisma

Guiding Your Child and a World in Turmoil

An essay reviews home first aid using soap for wounds before iodine, notes the need for supplies, and recalls how mothers managed injuries in the past. It then shifts to commentary on Congress spending, World Court debates, and Mussolini’s Ethiopian move, highlighting tensions in Europe and Africa.

Alice Clarissa Richmond Mrs. Jones

Noted Surgeon Performs Complex Intestinal Operation

Two days ago Doctor Dickinson carried out a difficult intestinal stoppage operation here. The report notes excitement over the Confederate Reunion and mentions Miss Fern Hawk visiting Forsyth, Mont., and staying with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hawk at 2121 Hughes Street. Fern is Hawk's niece.

Elizabeth Tucker University of Colorado, Boulder Ira S. Tucker Tyler Street University At Boulder Doctor Dickinson Fern Hawk Forsyth, Mont W. C. Hawk Hughes Street Mr. Hawk

Redwood Highway Drive Through Majestic Forests to San Francisco

Thought of that slaughter depresses Mussolini as a boy. Now in power he intends to erase that disgrace. A motor trip covers 650 miles from here to San Francisco with Harry Woods driving, starting at 4 am, and stopping every 150 miles. The narrator marvels at the grand country and immense sights like the Grand Canyon.

Amarillo George Andelson Mussolini Caesars Redwood Highway San Francisco Harry Woods Katzenjammer Grand Canyon

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