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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1936
Page
4
A World War veteran donor, Edwin F. Price of Kansas, urges Emergency Peace Campaign to enlist veterans as volunteers and invest bonus bonds in peace. He suggests $50 bonds or similar support, arguing it costs far less than war and benefits national peace.
A House agriculture subcommittee report argues tenancy is increasing among American farmers. It notes average farm operator income rose to 2650 dollars a month in 1930 from 18.42 in 1924, and that mortgaged farms perform worse than tenanted ones. The report says fewer than 2 million independent farmer households remain, urging strong agricultural policy beyond party plans.
Col H Norman Schwarzkopf introduces a motion picture method to detect criminals by recording walk, posture and speech. The plan envisions a national film library to supplement fingerprints and may lead to showing suspect images in theaters for wider police use.
The Tl Messagero urges sharp restrictions in Ethiopia under Italian rule to ensure native subjugation. It calls for placing many white families in strategic positions to oversee the population, implying Ethiopians have moved from oppression to stricter control.
Reuters analysis questions the 5 to 4 ruling on New York wage laws and its impact on New Deal policy. It notes the court majority’s stance on labor rights and constitutional limits, the political fallout, and the potential move to expand or pack the Supreme Court to influence social legislation.
Gail Everett, winner of a design prize, travels to New York seeking work. She meets artist Derek Har Greaves who helps her, lands at Madame Lizette's shop, and begins a challenging start in the fashion scene. A snobbish peer and rich benefactors enter the tale as Gail lodges in a busy social circle.
Dagmar Godowsky queen of silent film home wreckers and daughter of Leopold Godowsky travels South America with the Joseph Hofmanns. She recalls early stage work and quiet personal wishes to marry and have a large family despite a colorful career and recent travels.
Stamp news reports extended airline service to Macao, a Portuguese colony in China, with return routes to Manila Guam Hawaii and the United States. Postmaster offers to handle covers with prices and required Macao local postage. Also mentions King Edward VIII and Japan stamp plans plus a Mexican stamp issue marking a cross border highway opening.
O. O. McIntyre notes Uncle Walt Mason, 74, living in La Jolla California after a long career as a syndicated verse writer. He began as a roaming printer and later contributed daily rhymes for 29 years, totaling about 8000 pieces while largely deaf. He jokes about quitting sweets after 60 and reflects on contemporaries and social scenes in New York and beyond.
The Freddie Bartholomew custody fight ends with the child in his aunt's care while a portion of his $1,000 weekly earnings goes to support his parents and sisters. The amicable settlement was reached in Superior Judge Harry Archbald's private chambers.
The text is an OCR fragment noting a phrase about a fat man on a bench and a reference to a slogan Now Is the Time to Ski used by neighborhood kids gathering around skids after an event.
Horizontal clues include 1 and 8 across for an actress from a sunny land, with entries like antelope and to rotate. Vertical hints feature Native metal and maker of nets, while many clues hint at letters, objects, and titles across 3 to 55. The puzzle weaves wordplay on stage stars and foreign origins.
Cresty the Flycatcher and his mate display a piece of snake skin at their doorway to signal their nest. They note other birds avoid the house while a squirrel ignores it. The tale mixes natural history with a family habit and a cautionary warning about neighbors.
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