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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1936
Page
4
Notices outline combined subscription options for The Amarillo Globe and Amarillo Daily News including morning evening and Sunday editions with weekly pricing and terms.
The Globe states it is an independent democratic newspaper publishing news impartially and supporting what it believes to be right regardless of party politics.
WPA crafted garments stored at an Amarillo warehouse are now issued by local relief authorities to hundreds of school children in need. Volunteers and relief workers distribute warm clothing to families, addressing food and gear shortages as cold weather approaches.
Glenn Frank warns that a civil war of classes looms as demagogues threaten to fracture the nation. He cites Lincoln's inaugural address to urge leaders to avoid pitting class against class and seeks a Lincoln of economics for today’s generation.
A Youngstown man gave his 3 year old a toy pistol for Christmas. The child found a real revolver in the father’s desk and shot him in the hand. The incident is cited as a warning against keeping firearms in the home and the risk to citizens.
A historical puzzle page lists many cross clue answers with numbers and hints. It includes animal terms, musical notes, measurements, and common words like epoch and boundary, arranged in horizontal and vertical groups.
Julia Craig, a secretary at Woodford and Brooks, vows to change her life by pursuing singing for modern songs after confronting gendered work limits and dating pressures. Her roommate Amy Sanders supports riskier plans while warning about Peter Kemp’s intentions.
Stamp preview highlights Tepehen F Austin Sam Houston and the Alamo in San Antonio as the Texas Centennial theme. First day sale will be in Gonzales on March 2 Independence Day. Overprinted Philippines stamps draw high demand. Ethiopian war prompts Red Cross issue by Abyssinia with 300,000 sets printed.
A fragmented narrative describes a traveler in Southern France driving past neighbors and enjoying cheap cafes with fashion shows. The scene mentions a large party on a sea voyage, feelings of safety, and spectators dressed sharply while mannequins are less admired.
A column sketches vivid notes on people from Ed Hatrick to Mary Roberts Rinehart, plus theater figures like Dave Levy and Damon Runyon references. It blends gossip on singers, songwriters, actors, and a subplot about Julia seeking a singing career with Peter Kemp. The piece weaves cultural snapshots, quotes, and personal memories with a nod to Halibut liver Vitamin A discovery.
In a troubled day Blacky the Crow worries over predators Terror and Whitey near his tree and fears a safe sleep. He contemplates moving south to avoid danger and asks Reddy Fox for help while debating where to sleep tonight.
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