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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1935

Page

10

Telescope to explode many old theories

Dr. Harlow Shapley spoke at Syracuse about the Corning Glass Works telescope potentially testing Einstein’s curved space theory within six years. He said the instrument will reveal whether space is curved and finite or open, and will allow analysis of distant nebulae and about 130000 new galaxies. He described a dynamic universe where cause and effect laws shift with new findings.

Syracuse N. Y Corning Glass Works Albert Einstein Harlow Shapley Harvard Observatory Shapley Technology Club Dr. Shapley

Child Labor Fight Advances as Legislatures Meet This Winter

Washington January 25 The drive to empower Congress to regulate child labor moves toward a climax this winter with Child Labor Day marking efforts by the National Child Labor Committee Twenty states have ratified the proposed 22nd Amendment and sixteen more are needed Several legal questions and opposition from figures like Al Smith and Nicholas Murray Butler shape the debate as Roosevelt and Frances Perkins back federal action.

Washington Congress National Child Labor Committee Wilson Woodrow Wilson Roosevelt Labor Frances Perkins al Smith Nicholas Murray Butler Columbia

Nova Her culis Brightens Far Beyond Ordinary

An astronomer notes a nova named Her culis has surged in brightness by more than 200000 times, vastly exceeding typical novae which brighten about 1000 times. The dramatic increase marks an exceptional stellar outburst and draws scientific interest.

TACK LETTERS CONTINUED SEEKING WORK AND HELP

A jumble of classified style notices from readers seeking jobs or assistance. Nurses and spouses describe available skills from elder care to plumbing and driving. others offer housekeeping, waitressing, sewing, or clerical work. Lost car keys and urgent job requests also appear.

C. C Arthur Street

Barber Offers Reward for Missing Folder Keys at Address

A barber at 3005 West Sixth Avenue announces a free haircut and shave to the party returning five keys from a folder. He requests the keys be brought to his shop and offers the reward as incentive.

West Sixth Avenue

New Million Dollar Granulated Soap Invention Promises Fast Safe Washing

An advertisement touts Oxypol granulated soap from Procter & Gamble claiming instant dissolving action in any water, thick suds, and a 15 minute soak to loosen dirt. It promises 25 to 40 percent time savings, safe on hands colors and fabrics, and a free 10 cent package offer via mail or grocer purchase.

Procter & Gamble Cincinnati Ohio

Help Wanted and Lost Purse Notice in Local Column

A reader seeks immediate employment in child care elder care or health office work stating 22 year old waitress with housekeeping and references. Another note requests help locating a lost hand tooled brown purse with two strap handles containing about 2.50, lost near 300 Kentucky Street or between 609 Louisiana Street after returning from hospital.

Tack Kentucky Street Louisiana Street

Demands End to Auto Code

The labor advisory board urged drastic revision or abandonment of the automobile code before its February 1 expiry. Led by William Green, the AF of L chief, the board warned Congress may be asked to allow a presidentially imposed, satisfactory code if renewal fails. They criticized the merit clause wage and hour provisions and seasonal auto industry work.

Washington Labor Advisory Board William Green NRA Congress Board American Federation of Labor

Purse Lost. Reward Offered for Return at 300 Kentucky St

A lost purse is reported with a gift value and a request to return it to 300 Kentucky Street. The finder is urged to contact 8095 to claim a reward and avoid losing the item.

Kentucky Street

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