Birthrate Up for Amarillo
The 1934 Amarillo birthrate reached 17.5 per thousand, up from 15.1 in 1933, with 871 live births recorded that year. Nationwide 1934 birthrate rose 0.5 to 17.1 per thousand, Texas averaged 19.2, while New Mexico led at 279 per thousand.
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National Theater Idea From Congress For Cheaper Plays
The House approves a plan to create a national theater to stage the best plays by top actors at minimum cost. The idea, attributed to Congressman McLaughlin of Nebraska, echoes foreign models like France and Bavaria. The piece contrasts national gold fears with cultural ambitions.
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France
Comedie Francaise
Rachel
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de Restker
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In Paris Flynn and the francs and a grand canyon theater
The column jokes about Parisian life and money, cites a murder confession involving W L Ferris and Howard Carter Dickinson, and mocks political hypocrisy and Hitler Youth culture. It ends with a cartoon reference to the 1936 race and Roosevelt.
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