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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1936
Page
4
An English hunt club member fined 10 pounds after chasing a fox into a farmhouse pantry and tearing the animal apart for the hounds. The judge urged a “sporting chance” for hunting but warned cruelty remains inherent in the sport.
Glenn Frank argues that the world shifted toward state intervention and urges a moral and spiritual renewal for the American people. He warns that without a unified national philosophy and common purpose, leaders may manipulate economic life for private or political gain.
A fragmented crossword-like puzzle clues list spans baseball terms and random phrases. It references a slugging star, sports, and scattered entries such as Moon valley Feather parts Region and other assorted word clues across multiple lines.
Dana fears Paula’s luncheon with Scott signals danger to their marriage while Nancy eyes Ronald Moore and Paula’s rivalrous friendship sparks undercurrents. Scott hides a private motive as Dana probes and tension shadows their home ahead of the next chapters.
A fathometer measures water depth and was patented by Herbert Grove Dorsey on April 24 1928. Prattville Alabama is nicknamed The Fountain City of the World for its 400 overflowing wells. The Plag Code guides display of the Stars and Stripes inside a building with the flag above and to the observer’s left when flat and to the right of the observer when mounted on a staff.
Renowned songwriter Caryll Bond arrives in New York to a celebrity frenzy. The 72 year old widowed artist has published over 200 songs, including Memory's Garden and The End of a Perfect Day which sold five million copies. The piece also notes Barbara Hutton’s telephone habits and a humorous anecdote about city newsrooms and Mayor turnover.
Queen Victoria called Leopold I dear Uncle Bertie in affectionate terms as he advised her during Britain’s rule and led Belgium for nearly 35 years from 1831. He died in 1865 at 75, and Belgium issued centenary stamps in 1930 featuring Leopold I, Leopold II, and Albert.
Amarillo Area Council Boy Scouts of America members and scouting officials will meet tonight for the council annual business meeting and officers election. An open public business session follows a 7:30 PM meeting at St Andrew's Episcopal Church. Dr. C W Seibel will chair the dinner and toastmaster duties.
In the Green Forest Reddy Fox and others hunt through deep soft snow. Reddy spots Thunderer the Grouse and follows tracks but cannot catch the birds, who glide on snow with natural toe growth like snowshoes. The tale contrasts hunger and clever wildlife adaptation.
At the gathering yesterday one man challenged another in a friendly wrestling match. The loser lost temper and threw a turnip at his opponent, prompting brief chaos but no injuries reported.
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