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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1936
Page
2
Elmer Green day desk sergeant at Amarillo police headquarters returned to work after a 15 day vacation. He traveled to Dallas for the Centennial, visited Fort Worth, and spent several days at home during his break.
Forecast calls for a few scattered showers in 24 hours with isolated thunder near Amarillo and limited moisture elsewhere. The letter discusses radio rights for Sandie football, school board funding, post office site debates, capon anecdote, and remarks on Senator Morris Sheppard and national prosperity themes.
Ancient town on the Mediterranean in the Camargue is increasingly swallowed by tides and silt. Dikes fail as the Little Rhone floods push land toward the sea, threatening Les Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer and its Black Virgin shrine attracting gypsy pilgrims.
Fragmentary text appears to describe someone starting studies on a Monday and being asked to find a place for Athene facts. The legible parts reference Tack letters and peer interactions in a unclear context. The overall meaning is uncertain due to damaged input.
A pamphlet from the Kenkokukai argues an Anglo Japanese alliance would best ensure world peace. It says Japan seeks friendship with China while fearing Soviet moves, and that reestablishing the alliance could curb naval buildup, lower costs, and stabilize global diplomacy.
An old settler uncovered a 42 foot gray granite magnetized rock on the Gunflint ranger district after following faint directions from nearby Indians. Ranger Charles Swanson noted compass failure near the site as rangers located the landmark. The item references 1933 trade figures of $128000000 in torn trade and $825 in goods from abroad.
A crowd heard that the Post Office Department will hold bids until next week as site agent D C Jernigan of Fort Worth visits Amarillo to study proposals. The new post office is planned to cost about 750000 with a site of 300 by 290 feet minimum. Several bids cover full blocks on two or more sides while some are 150 to 200 feet deep.
Dr. T. W. Schultz of Iowa State College warns that American hog production has surged, risking lower pork prices unless domestic and foreign demand rise. He cites a 31 percent gain in late 1935 versus mid-1924 levels and projects another 26 percent rise, with foreign demand needing a 25 to 30 percent increase to sustain prices. Trade barriers remain as high as a year ago, limiting exports despite improved conditions in some nations.
A cold front brought light to moderate showers in Tucumcari Glen Rio San Jon and Endee while downtown remained dry. Amarillo hit 96 degrees as Weatherman Collman linked the heat to the showers with more scattered activity expected tonight on the Plains.
The actress signals a break with Mr. Malone following medical guidance from Dr. Frank Nolan. She states she is through, conveying resolve to pause public duties as she prioritizes health and recovery.
The comedian describes a dramatic night at the Mar tin Moran mansion as a deputy sheriff signed an assault complaint against Malone. Polly Moran narrated how a tense scene ended with Marty Moran threatening suicide after a misidentification prompting police arrival and neighbors reacting to the event.
Fr. Coughlin met with Dr Townsend and a Townsend director and Rev Gerald L K Smith head of the share the wealth movement. He said we will stand together against this unholy trinity of London Roosevelt and Browder. He denounced Landon's call for a return to the gold standard as a return to economic slavery.
A burglary two miles east of town breached a safe stealing between 30 and 40 dollars in cash. Company papers were recovered. The robbers fled in a new coupe after forcing the safe. Sheriff Harris put the time at about 2 30 A M.
An early 20th century ad promotes Marmola Prescription Tablets as a simple fat loss method. It alleges the body’s tiny gland produces a fat burning fluid and that Marmola helps correct deficiency, promising widespread success without dieting or hard exercise.
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