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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1936
Page
4
Amarillo notes seven wrecks causing seven injuries and one death in May. Police efforts aside, drivers show persistent safety lapses. Pampa hosts centennial celebrations with notable attendees, highlighting Panhandle pride and Texas heritage.
A columnist criticizes evasive political rhetoric on budget balancing and trade expansion. The piece argues plain pledges lack detail without chapter and verse on which costs to cut or which bureaus to shrink. It notes a shift in marriage and birth trends after leap years as recovery advances.
Washington column laments a session ruled by he-said and obstruction as Congress faces stalled bills. It notes potential action on war profits taxes, ship subsidies, lobbying registration, housing, food and drug safeguards, and immigration deportation debates amid looming conventions.
Martha Jay recalls Garret Cassidy’s sacrifice during a fatal fire and later guides Caroline’s wedding to Henry Avon. The chapter folds grief into joy as old promises meet new vows, while Mrs. Jay hides a note’s plea from the past that lingers over the chapel and its fresh celebration.
Pauline Frederick, famed stage and screen star, has recovered from her third operation and is set for a cinema comeback. Born in Boston in 1885, she rose from chorus girl to major roles, married five times, and starred in Mrs Dane's Defense La Tosca and Zaza on film. Her Pacific Coast stage work includes Elizabeth and Essex and Spring Cleaning.
New York dispatch describes Ernest Hemingway as a literary center in Key West Florida with editors writers and admirers visiting daily. It notes his home on a palm scented square, his African safari trophies on view, regular fishing trips aboard the Pilar, lavish meals and a private studio, and his sociable yet private nature as he develops a Bravura while remaining devoted to his three sons.
In 1838 Charles Darwin arrived at equatorial islands famed for strange species and tortoises that inspired his evolution theory. The Galapagos, once a penal colony owned by Ecuador, were depicted on a 1936 stamp set. the shown stamp features a galapago tortoise.
Vice President Garner named Senators Neely Democrat West Virginia Robinson Democrat Arkansas and Hale Republican Maine to a joint congressional committee on arrangements for the next presidential inauguration set for January 20. The panel includes three members from both parties to oversee ceremonies and related duties.
A fragmented item notes a late election scene where one man stayed to tally results and went home for dinner. His hunger after eating caused distress that kept him from returning to mark his votes and finish reporting the results.
A physician notes that moderate thumb sucking in babies may not harm but excessive habit can deform the jaws. He cites a study of 170 children and suggests early intervention with simple devices or behavioral tricks to prevent permanent malformation.
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