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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1930
Page
4
O. O. Kuhn of the Washington Star notes that many first time or even regular broadcasters feel nervous before the mic. He says Cabinet members and Congressmen often falter despite poise, with James J. Davis among those most at home. The microphone humbles even the great.
Glenn Frank outlines five laws of a modern education. He argues learning by action and specificity, timing lessons to life and work, recognizing student differences, and seeking personalized guidance without standardizing all students. He critiques the elective system and calls for individualized education.
Washington dispatch recalls how Col. Johnny Tilson urged Secretary Hurley to pick Frederick Huff Payne for the vacant post. Payne, a World War ordnance officer, was contacted as he traveled and lured to Washington to join the War Department.
Detective Flique and Samuels tighten the net as alibis crack around Claude Annersley and maid Manning in the Parados murder. The Parisian sleuth teases new clues from a green stone, a rooftop stair, and a window open during Friday night events.
A mother urges fostering a child’s passion for boats through hands on learning. She cites Billy who builds crafts and acts out naval battles, suggesting trips, stories, and conversations with sailors to fuel curiosity and lifelong education. The piece argues immersive exploration shapes strong independent learners.
A whimsical New York column surveys street life and show business figures. It mentions a pony-drawn hat delivery truck, celebrities like Sinclair Lewis and Katharine Cornell, and vivid Broadway scenes from Park Avenue to the Lambs club. The writer highlights fashion parlors, emergency late-night eateries, and social quirks of Manhattan.
Federal Hospitalization Board subcommittee tours Arlington and Fort Worth sites for a proposed veterans neuropsychiatric hospital. Two locales near Dallas were inspected, with more points on the list and a tour ending in Palestine. The institution will be within 100 miles of Dallas with an estimated cost of 1.2 million dollars.
A compact crossword puzzle page lists three letter clues for horizontal and vertical entries. Readable hints include domestic, pitcher, opine, drink, soak flax, breathe, melody, verbal, era, donor, and many more across and down.
District Judge Frederick Stevens ordered Frost National Bank to deliver $9,000 plus $215.05 interest to the Republic of Mexico. The funds were deposited by Guillermo Maldonado former superintendent of the Mexican National Telegraph lines at Nuevo Laredo. Maldonado reportedly left for France after the suit was filed.
The Detroit Zoo built an exact replica of an African swamp to house rare birds that must live in their natural surroundings. The exhibit aims to provide a familiar habitat and improve the well being of the birds.
Van Nix, 28, of Oklahoma City, drowned at San Leon Bay when he waded into water to recover a pole pulled in by a fish. The incident occurred yesterday as AP reports from Houston.
In the Green Meadows tale Reddy Fox tracks Carol the Meadow Lark’s nest by stalking near the grass and watching, but the camouflaged Meadow Lark blends with dead grass and foils the hunter. Mrs. Reddy’s amusement follows his failure.
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