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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1935

Page

4

Globe News Publishing Co. subscriber notice

The Globe News Publishing Co announces publication details for Amarillo area readers. It notes evening issues (except Saturdays and Sundays) and offers special delivery guidance to ensure prompt receipt. Subscriptions available for daily and Sunday editions in Oklahoma and New Mexico regions.

Amarillo Terns March Srn Amerilia Globe News Publishing Co Sixth Fillmore Amarillo Globe Amarillo Daily News Aperta

Recreation spending and use rise as relief funds boost play facilities

The Globe reports figures from the National Recreation Association showing 1935 outdoor playground attendance at 300 million, indoor centers at 75 million, cities with organized recreation up from 1036 to 2190, and expenditures from 27 million to 41 million. The rise is tied to emergency relief funds, indicating a real public need and value in play programs.

National Recreation Association United States

Contrasting Strike Climates in a Midwestern Factory City

In one plant clashes erupted with heavy police presence and warlike rhetoric as strikers and management clashed at the gates. A second plant saw calm relations with minimal disruption and even a baseball pause as peace talks proceed.

The American Way Urges Restoration Of Democratic Principles

A McClure Syndicate essay argues for restoring four core American traditions: limited government, low costs of governance, civic responsibility, and leadership by selfless, capable leaders. It warns against overreach, demagogues, and importing foreign political ideas, calling for a mindful return to foundational principles before the Copyright note.

Mystery unfolds in deserted London house

Alison Rede travels from Switzerland to meet her father and enters a quiet house near London. A hairless head appears at the bathroom door and a handsome man blocks her exit, demanding an explanation. She confesses she is alone, unsure if the house belongs to her or her father.

Alison Rede Switzerland London

Relic and Pride Cower Across Ancient Cyprus Stamp

Fragmented text describes Cyprus heritage stamps from 1929 marking colonial anniversary and relics plundered from bygone eras. Vague dialogue features characters Alison and a man in a mysterious house noting a switch and a passage, with references to a “Cre! House” and a conversation about a father.

Ghost in the Warley House Leads to a Midnight Search

Alison and a curious, attentive stranger explore a country house by candle and improvised torchlight. They search room by room for a mysterious “ghost” sighting, moving through a dusty pantry and a dim dining room while tension rises.

Warley Alison Weill Rd House

LaGuardia as Showman Tough Talk and Quiet Habits

Column portrays Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia as reluctant to theater glare while delivering intense temper bursts and quick smiles. It notes his hard work in office, devotion to wife, love of music, humor about public life, and plans to retire to Prescott, Arizona.

D. O. McIntyre New York Fiorella LaGuardia Gaynor

Old Mr Toad Changes Its Suit in Hatchery Tale

Old Mr. Toad strips his worn coat and sheds his outer skin in a comic scene aided by Peter Rabbit. He wrestles with the tight fit, suspense builds as he removes the last sleeve and plans a hidden disposal of the old suit. Bluffer the Adder and Mr Black snake loom as potential dangers.

Mr. Toad Peter Rabbit Peter Bluffer the Adder Mr. Black Snake T. W. Burgess

Alcohol Poisoning Changes After Prohibition Noted

Dr Morris Fishbein notes at Cook County Hospital that post prohibition alcohol poisoning acts faster, symptoms are graver, smaller quantities incapacitate, with more severe and sometimes fatal outcomes and possible mental deterioration after a spree. The report appears in JAMA and Hygeia.

Cook County Chicago

Valls Tired Won't Run for District Attorney Again

LAREDO June 6 District Attorney John A Valls who has held office since 1902 said he would not seek re election in 1936 He plans a vacation and then return to general law practice in Laredo He notes he first ran for prosecutor the year Garner was first nominated for congressman in the old eleventh district Both ran on a shared platform.

Laredo John A. Valls Val John N. Garner Walls Garner

Oldest Ohio Town, Kentucky Derby Date, Human-Animal Crossings

The text notes Marietta as Ohio’s oldest town founded in 1788. It states the first Kentucky Derby occurred in May 1875 at Churchill Downs in Louisville with Aristides winning $3,100. It also says there is no authentic record of human beings crossing with animals.

Ohio Marietta Ang Churchill Downs Louisville Aristides

Word Builder Chain at the Spa

A riddle like passage plays with letters and phrases. The text features a retired man at a spa speaking about a farmer and a goat. The joke centers on growing word chains by adding one letter while preserving order.

Famous Waterfall Crossword Challenge Clue Grid

A puzzle style listing of horizontal and vertical clues about a famous waterfall includes terms about its outlet four Great Lakes and related words. The grid features clues for themes like stream beam chip of stone and Norse mythology alongside many common words.

Great Lakes

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