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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1936
Page
6
The Amarillo Globe criticizes voters for electing Zioncheck and warns that uninformed masses fall for demagogic promises. It recalls observed behavior of Congress members and questions the quality of public choice and campaign issues.
A historical column recalls Capone being slashed in prison and reflects on past gang violence while warning that Fourth of July fireworks remain dangerous for children. It cites rising auto fatalities linked to drunk driving and calls for stricter driver licensing alongside coverage of the Luciano vice ring conviction and its broader crackdown on rackets.
Washington coverage notes unofficial Democratic drift toward 1940 candidates including Homer Cummings Jesse Jones and Gov. George Earle. Governors McNutt Lehman Horner and others draw early speculation while party radicals consider shifting toward a broader New Deal lineup.
On the Rue Tortona set, Gilbert and Sim critique a fainting young singer while a shabby girl, clutching a purse and wearing worn shoes, seeks another chance. The scene shifts from the stage to the alley as the temptation of Hollywood lingers and a South American stranger crosses paths with the girl.
Gilbert interacts with a pretty woman in a car, buys faded flowers for her, and she cries over the dead blooms. He consoles her while a publicity man discusses a potential singer replacement and a young chorus star’s ambiguous future with Lili’s role overshadowing Sim’s plans.
A list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues, numbers and partial word hints. Answers span geography, objects, letters, and common nouns forming a themed grid with references to instruments, animals, and languages.
A lively New York feature profiles Dr. Charlies G. Pease on West 72nd Street. The long time foe of tobacco and coffee at 82 remains active, recounting subway smoking laws and his habit of roaming the city while sharing memories of past headlines and contemporaries like Edna Millay and Faith Baldwin.
A young fox meets a fearless skunk on a narrow path. The skunk warns off a possible attack with a warning tail signal, then passes calmly while the fox learns a lesson in caution and restraint.
The fragment references spring, sowing, and protective grasses beside a brook. It mentions a soldier from India and a motto about peace, then notes Allenville Normandy with an oak tree housing two chapels from the 17th century and a comment on boline dye in clothing not being sun-fast.
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