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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1936
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe notes May postal receipts rising from 1935, signaling improving business. It highlights a self reliant youth, local political races, and comments on a harsh campaign, praising Congressman Marvin Jones and mentioning regional figures and events.
In the Green Forest Timmy the Flying Squirrel fears Hooty the Owl's hunting call while seeking his missing babies. Mrs Timmy recounts a frightening night and Timmy vows to find them as Hooty reassesses his hunting station and the couple reunites.
Washington coverage analyzes the 1936 Republican contest at Cleveland with London backers seeking votes while Landon struggles to unite pledged delegates. Borah’s radio speech shapes out come as insiders warn of fragile support and factional battles among Hoover Borah and Hilles advisers, amid pre convention jockeying for key positions and leadership roles.
Gail Everett, winner of a design prize, travels to New York to find employment in Madame Lizette's shop after meeting artist Derek Hargreaves. She navigates a bustling city morning, encounters rival colleagues, and prepares for a first day at work, hoping for romance or new opportunity.
New York gossip notes Charlie Chaplin may end his career with a serious drama. The piece surveys Wally Beery, Berry Wall, Neysa McMein, Eugene Kelcey Allen, Walter Huston, and others while picturing Broadway and press circles, fashion, and nightlife, with tangential humor about editors and critics.
A dense list of crossword style hints spanning 19th century artist to musical notes and geographic terms. It presents numerous cross referencing clues for vertical and horizontal entries with partial phrases and fragmented hints.
The writer riffs on lamb consumption and a boarding house tradition that those who eat late have the least chance to live long. A note cites Colorado’s many 14,000 foot peaks and compares North American extremes in height.
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