Amarillo Globe 6262 Weenes Ed 48 26 Headline
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1931
Page
4
The fragment from the Amarillo Globe shows a dated edition note with page numbers and a price. Details beyond these OCR fragments are unreadable.
Former service men nationwide clash with Secretary Andrew Mellon over cashing government insurance policies as a wartime debt relief step. Mellon opposes, citing taxpayer burden and limited veteran benefit, while The Grenadier of Texas VFW argues immediate payment is a square deal and reflects public support and obligation.
Glenn Frank argues leadership relies on interest in dull technical procedures of government business and education. He urges the public to value unheralded public service and the steady work of schools and agencies over sensationalism and scandal.
A panorama of history punctured by cataclysms contrasts with Mussolini's mockery of persistent political vitality. The epigraphs attribute enduring crisis to historians and skeptics, emphasizing the fragility of democratic claims amid upheaval.
Fanny Frost leaves husband David after a clash with his mother. She secretly works as a dressmaker in New York while a divorce settles custody of Sheila, their daughter. Years later Sheila falls ill on her eleventh birthday as Fanny plans to return, but the girl remains gravely ill and distant.
Sheila slips from bed and sneaks down stairs amid fears of adolescence and a priceless locket. Her grandmother Leona and father David fear a deeper secret as Sheila saves money and plans a secret trek to a distant homestead. A scarlet fever outbreak delays return and a telegraph from the Junction sparks anxiety.
A reader request column invites suggestions on the origins of customs and sayings. The Globe invites readers to send ideas or questions about how phrases began and promises a future installment with Murphy’s illustrated answers.
New Yorkers rarely explore the Battery, Castle Garden, and the Aquarium area and its underwater wonders. Foreign visitors seek the harbor views and Liberty Island while locals neglect nearby sights, including the famed aquarium with its vivid fish and marine displays.
Courthouse records show deeds from Amarillo Development Co to W E Oliver Jr for 88000 at Woblin Place Block 10 and other transfers including McSwain to Burns and Rusk to Mrs Ethel Smith. Vehicle registrations list owners and Chevrolet and Ford models with addresses across Amarillo and area businesses.
United States shipbuilding in 1929 reached 214,312,944 dollars in output, up 11 percent from 1927. The Census Bureau counted 697 establishments, up from 559, while wage earners declined from 55,014 in 1927 to 54,291 in 1929.
We Wonka, Okla., Jan. 14. After a long search the Mekusukey reservation agent reports finding no Indians in need of aid. The effort began when blankets and food were sent from the Washington Indian bureau for distribution to indigent Seminole members.
David anxiously ponders Sheila's absence after a delayed call to Rogers and a note to Mary Rogers. The narrative hints at Sheila fleeing or hiding, raising suspense about her whereabouts for tomorrow's chapter.
A 1931 McNaught Syndicate bedtime tale follows Farmer Brown's Boy finding two fish from ice holes, then one vanishes mysteriously. Blacky the Crow watches puzzled as the fish disappear, leaving the boy both amused and confounded.
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