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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1935
Page
4
Officers enforce drinking ban at a large Amarillo game with strong public support and no notable public drinking. Safety experts urge early Fourth of July planning after 50 deaths and 7738 injuries from fireworks, mostly children, calling for adult supervision and statewide bans.
A luncheon discussion among conservative business leaders and a liberal governor centers on collective action. The governor argues for a planned cooperative approach to improve services and profits, while others conflate collective action with collectivism and fear Communist influence.
A jumble of crossword style clues hints at a completed grid featuring a feminine musician Cecile and related wordplay. The puzzle includes references to affirm Row an tree ages spirit and various partial entries that resolve into a music themed set of across and down clues.
Dana Westbrook arrives in the old southern home to meet a cold grandmother and wary half sister while a plan unfolds to marry her into society. Nancy Wallace hides a hopeful crush on Ronald Moore as Dana attracts attention at the country club.
McIntyre reports on Dead End and the grim squalor along Manhattan tenement blocks. He notes street youth dodging death near river piers, tempted by crime and drugs, while social workers rescue some and birth rates swell the problem. He also observes shifts in Park Row and cultural figures, ending with a personal note and a query about Mary Corrigan.
A fragmented OCR style passage tells of a cat with a bird in its mouth and a desperate fate as the bird escapes. A philosophical rat sits and reflects while a ravenous tramp eats at a table with ferocity, as others feed him despite the scene.
Polish priest Stanislaus Konarski (1700 1773) founded schools and colleges, trained teachers, promoted debating societies and drama, wrote textbooks and a tragedy. His efforts helped form Europe’s first public education ministry. A 1928 stamp marks his death anniversary.
The Laocoon group depicts a Trojan priest and his sons enveloped by serpents. Estimates place our galaxy at 30 to 40 billion stars. The first American YMCA was established December 29, 1851 in Boston. This fragment ends with Scott returning from showers to Paula at the pool amid a crowd.
In the Green Forest the temperamental Buster Bear resists the winter quietly by choosing a hidden windfall. He frets over Prickly Porky the Porcupine watching from a tree and cannot force him away, leaving Buster to wander and whimper while planning a solitary den to sleep through the cold.
Report notes during an eclipse the Moon obscures the Sun though the Sun is 400 times larger and much farther away. Early colonial accounts in Pennsylvania mention blue hues and curious sky effects observed by settlers.
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