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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1936
Page
8
A study cited by Dr. H. Meltzer at the American Orthopsychiatric Association meeting suggests a child's sense of security hinges on long term home stability and friendly neighbors more than parental wealth. Insecurity may trigger odd quirks hindering school fit.
Moscow reports that nearly the entire national guard system has been absorbed into a standing army. More than 1,000,000 men are under arms ready to deploy in Europe or the Far East. By year end the force is expected to top 1,500,000 with permanent and call-up elements. The plan includes vast tank and air power expansion, compulsory service, education for soldiers, and a 60 percent pay rise, amid tensions with Germany and Japan.
Dr Meltzer reports in Moscow that middle class children show best mental health while poorest rank third. Poor children view fathers as disciplinarians or substitutes for God while wealthy children see fathers as companions who take them places. Middle class should boost venturesomeness to broaden personality. The article notes women workers rose to 40 percent in Soviet industry in 1935.
School District No. 7 in Natrona County Wyoming says finances are strong and the board turned down 1100 from the state pro rata school equalization fund. In Sanbornton New Hampshire a town basketball team features Selectman Burt Abbott and his four sons forming a five man lineup.
Martial law spreads across Spain after left-Republican government takes power. At least eight killed as communists proclaim soviet states and red flags in Ecija and Avila Province. Government seeks emergency measures and potential amnesty for political prisoners.
Courthouse records include warranty deeds transferring lots in Original Town and Curtis blocks between Fuqua Devil Co and Thelma D. Paulk and Jeff. Ltd. Life Ins. Co and L. W. Warenskjold. Vehicle registrations list multiple 1936 Ford and Chrysler models along with other makes.
J E Griffel of Salinas alleges the Sunset Limited train jumped the tracks and caused damages amid a tense local situation with martial law looming. He files suit against Southern Pacific seeking 14000 dollars.
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