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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1935
Page
4
The Globe urges Amarillo readers to donate to a Christmas fund so no child lacks gifts. Old Santa visits on Christmas Eve, but some children risk empty stockings unless the community acts.
A congressman is tried and convicted for offering a West Point appointment for $81,000 to a star athlete. The defense says officials hoped the move would aid football at the academy. The case raises questions about the academy’s purpose and integrity.
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Dana Westbrook travels to America to live with her grandmother after her parents’ deaths. She meets Ronald Moore and Scott Stanley, while her cousin Nancy Wallace harbors unspoken love. Paula Long masks affection for Scott as she notes his interest in Dana.
The aviator recalls learning to fly and the vast ocean spreading ahead as he spoke of glory and purpose. An earlier note about a cat with a bird ends in a relieved escape as the bird escapes into shade, while a rat watches a girl in a green suit swimming with effortless strokes.
A stamp commemorates Dessalines, key figure in Haiti’s independence. The article notes his rise from slave to emperor, the 1799–1804 revolts, and his 1804 governance, with a centennial stamp issue marking Haiti’s independence.
Paula watches a new girl arrive at Camerons and wonders about Nancy Wallace's half sister born abroad. The scene shifts to Scott’s attention on the green suited girl while Paula recalls his past romantic pursuits and the lure of Paris.
A survey of West 49th Street eateries from the era describes chili villas and dining spots with varied themes, from youth house dances to see me again booths. It notes bustling saloons, red awnings, and a mix of fare from chowder to double chops as part of a lively entertainment district.
The questions cover US presidential succession after Lincoln, the tale of Enoch Arden, and the meaning of satire. Andrew Johnson became the seventeenth president. Enoch Arden is a shipwrecked man who returns to find his wife remarried and dies of heartbreak. a satyr is a forest divinity half man and half goat.
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