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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1930
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe founded February 20 1924 publishes evenings except Saturdays and is linked with The Amarillo Daily News. Editorial staff includes Gene Howe and Wilbur C Hawk. Subscription rates are listed for various terms and carrier delivery in Amarillo.
Amarillo shows rising post office receipts with monthly highs since January and near a quarter million dollar May in building, signaling robust activity. Railroads Santa Fe and Rock Island plan major employment, a new courthouse is hoped, and overall prospects look better than a year ago despite general unemployment.
The author argues learning should be action driven and specific not oral. He cites E L Thorndike to say adults can learn as well as children and that youth should study topics vital to life and work now to become intelligent youths tomorrow.
Washington letter by Kirke Simpson notes Jack MacNider's wartime record with five American and seven foreign decorations. It highlights rescues under fire, capturing a German machine gun, and reconnoitering under heavy fire. The piece calls him a boyish, cheerful figure with ties to the Bystander magazine.
Police close in on Dan Parados murder as Grainger is killed next. Suspect M. Annersley faces fresh charges after Miss Jahries confesses and identifies him with the weapon. Samuels pins the case on the house insider as Annersley confronts mounting evidence.
The former banker MacNider takes over as war secretary with a taste for bold shows. He ordered a regimental flag from Philadelphia flag makers, paying a substantial bill, and keeps a chart of airborne inspection trips across the country. His move to Ottawa as diplomat remains puzzling despite a track record of expansion plans.
A trained nurse notes babies respond to voice tone more than words. A calm, gentle environment aids infant security and happiness, suggesting the child should have a room of his own. Visitors must shed fretful moods and speak softly to inspire trust.
New York June 4 John Ringling one of America's richest men and circus czar governs a vast empire of circuses and railways. He is shy elusive and rarely photographed, remembers town receipts and census figures on instant notice, and plans mostly after midnight. His joy is watching his show while savoring caviar.
Annersley declares the gun is his and defends himself against murder accusations. He admits to using an alibi from Miss Jahries while insisting Parados-Grainger was already dead when he entered. Samuels accuses lies, and the scene ends with Annersley facing a final reckoning tomorrow as his tale concludes.
The first annual report of the Department of Health for Scotland cites a parish where a council arrangement with a householder to provide supper, bed, and breakfast for vagrants leads to tramps asking for an extra egg at breakfast and offering to pay for it themselves.
In a polite exchange Peter Rabbit meets Starnose the Mole near water. Redwing the Blackbird observes as Starnose explains his limited vision and love for water while Peter recalls past scares and digs. Copyright 1930. The next story is Peter Sees a Funny Nose.
Fifteen young people from the First Christian Church were selected to attend the Amarillo Canyon Conference June 16 to 27 on the Methodist encampment grounds, 35 miles southeast of Amarillo. The event is led by Rev Charley Marion Ross with Rev H A Shaw of Memphis as chairman.
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