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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1935
Page
3
Berlin remained quiet today after Monday night anti Jewish rioting. Reinforced police kept crowds moving along boulevards while the Reichsbund urged readiness for emergencies. The city saw cooling showers and no signs of further trouble as Nazi police and Jewish leaders worked to restore peace.
Contorted Washington commentary contrasts Mussolini Abyssinia tensions with Congress fatigue and corporate legal battles. Notes on Paramount Publix, Senator McAdoo, and a grim Moscow tragedy followed by a Boston double tragedy. Riffs on government growth, sausage consumption, and public mood.
The fragment mentions Jo Doolittle finding joy in her two sons and flying with her husband in control. It references 2017, a name Daniels, and a marriage to Jim Doolittle. A college youth Christmas vacation and a $5 license loan are noted amid parental hesitation and later anxious years.
A concise remark notes four hundred million pounds of a delicacy called hot dogs may be labeled but the eater often remains ignorant of what he consumes unless aware of the sausage maker’s name, likening it to the Greeks know thyself maxim.
Police Chief Owen Kilday said a man held in Gonzales County jail would be taken to El Paso for investigation by New Mexico authorities linked to the disappearance of two Illinois tourist couples. Sheriff Ben Kemp of Socorro, N M, provided the information. The missing tourists were Mr and Mrs George H Lorius and Mr and Mrs Albert H Heberer.
July 17 Fort Worth report lists 17 new PWA loan and grant applications. Wichita Falls drainage project seeks 273 200 dollars, Whiteface Cochran County school building and teacherage 16 805, Lubbock school building 16 805, others noted with varied public works funding.
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