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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1930

Page

4

Amarillo Globe Newswire Dispatches Include AP Credit

The Amarillo Globe carries Associated Press dispatches. AP remains exclusive for published news and regular items. Contact details for News and Business and Circulation are listed in the paper.

Associated Press

State society formed to aid crippled children with Dallas HQ

A state society to assist crippled and disabled children has been organized with headquarters in Dallas. Directors from across the state lead the effort, including Amarillo leader J. N. Beasley. Amarillo Lions Club campaigns have revealed hundreds of cases needing medical advice and more than $10,000 raised locally for two years of work.

Dallas Governing Children Board J. N. Beasley Amarillo Panhandle Lions Club

Oslerizing America and the forty year old in industry

Glenn Frank argues that press reports push youth over experience in modern business. He cites Henry Ford on value of aging workers and notes today’s mechanization favors top executives and cheap junior labor. He urges educational reform to cultivate flexible minds rather than discarding workers past forty.

McClure Newspaper

Guiding Your Child Through Convalescence

A guide for parents by Alice Judson Peale on keeping a convalescent child occupied without spoiling them. Emphasizes quiet crafts, shared activities, and reading aloud to prevent self centeredness while healing. Note mentions visitors at Bohemian watering places totaling 135000 in 1929 with 5000 Americans.

Alice Judson Peale

Murder at High Tide Ends in Elusive Escape

Anatole Flique pieces together Mrs. Parados's confession on a plot to murder Dan Parados with unknown assailants. She swears she did not pull the trigger though advertising in French papers lured rivals Bec and le Belafre toward the crime. Caroline Brent vanishes as investigators search the grounds and fort trails, leaving a tense standstill for clues and truth.

Anatole Flique Dan Parados Jules Lacote Ciceron Bee le Balafre Parados Bec Flique Dan Mr. Annersley Mrs. Parados Grainger Samuels Madame Monsieur M. Parados le Belafre Mon Ami le Betafre Bee Mademoiselle M. l'Antiquaire Caroline Miss Brent M. le Professeur Brent Kirk Annersley Celia M. Hunt

New Queen of Night Life Crowned in New York

Belle Livingston emerges as the city’s night life queen after a prohibition raid on her Park Avenue salon. The Kansas-born socialite, famed for travel, romance, and sharp wit, commands a literary salon where the elite gather after midnight, while Broadway fades in glamour to East Side resorts.

McIntyre New York Belle Livingston Park Avenue Kansas Village Seven Seas Africa Texas Guinan Miss Livingston Paris Willis Morgan Pork Chop Palace Eiffel Tower America Miss Livington Cafe Bebie's

Quaker Guns in Naval Debate Highlight 6 and 8 Inch Range

Senator Hale of Maine uses two wooden Quaker guns as demonstrations in a naval committee hearing on the London three power naval agreement. The trial aims to clarify 6-inch versus 8-inch gun effectiveness while recalling earlier fights over 12 to 14 inch main batteries. A London Times correspondent recalls a Chinese gunboat once mounting a wooden gun after losing a real piece, keeping its list until the ship disappeared.

Hale Freddy Hale Maine Senate Naval Committee Navy Department Naval Committee Bill Lewis London Times Washington Bull Orient Bill

Opossums Added to Amarillo Zoo From Shamrock

Mrs Opossum and eight babies arrived at Amarillo Zoo in Tri State Park yesterday. A J Shields, of a Shamrock farm, captured the young animals weeks earlier and arranged transport. The mother and her eight offspring are settled and content in their new home.

Shamrock

Today’s Five Best Radio Features

A list of broadcasts across networks including Crockett Mountaineers Mobil Oil Concert Camel Pleasure Hour and Philco Symphony concert. The Philippine Islands record native language ballads and folk songs for phonograph release.

United Press WABC CBS Crockett Mountaineers WEAF NBC Mobil Oil WJZ Philco Symphony WEFA Philippine Islands

Starnose the Mole and Farmer Brown's Boy Find a Home

In a tale from 1930, Farmer Brown's Boy spots Starnose the Mole near a rotted leaf heap. He digs and uncovers a tunnel leading to a tiny chamber with three mole babies, confirming Starnose’s home underground. Redwing the Blackbird observes, while Starnose vanishes back into the ground.

Peter Rabbit Starnose the Mole Miner Starnose Sarnose Farmer Brown Redwing Blackbird T. W. Burgess

Not Hard Not Easy Crossword Clues Mixed List

Crossword puzzle fragment presents horizontal and vertical clues with mismatched numbering and garbled entries. Several definitions reference weights, occupations, and common words while retaining unfamiliar formatting and errors.

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