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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1935
Page
4
The Globe notes rising highway deaths and reports a nationwide initiative by Ladies' Home Journal to distribute a red white and blue safety seal with the pledge I Wall Drive Safely. It accompanies a list of ten driver rules endorsed by highway authorities to reduce accidents.
The official minutes from the May 1932 Bronx County grand jury reveal Dr. John F. Condon testified he could identify the Lindbergh ransom recipient if seen again and provided a description matching Bruno Hauptmann. The corrected record refutes prior reports claiming he could not identify the man.
A Glenn Frank essay argues the American business person started as a frontier pioneer and must now evolve into a business statesman. He condemns vilification by critics yet credits pioneers with major social gains and calls for bold policy leadership to resist fascism and communism.
Alison Rede arrives at a lonely Susse house after a telegram from her father. A hairless man and a loyal dog name Gaffe raise questions as she is sheltered by a protective stranger. He insists she sleep upstairs while he confronts the unseen danger and untangles the mystery of her father’s odd actions.
In a stretch of lower Fifth Avenue near the Washington Arch outdoor cafes multiply, attracting writers, artists, publishers, and celebrities. Notables like H L Mencken and Joseph Hergesheimer are seen dining or lingering, while drink anecdotes and society chatter fill the scene.
Two men received slight injuries when a county dump truck collided with a small car at the curve of Highway 66 near the Amarillo Country Club. The car was demolished and the county truck overturned. Drivers were H F Matthews of 1308 Hillcrest and D F P Pullington, county employee.
Thornton W Burgess recounts Old Mr. Toad hiding under Palmer Brown's porch while Peter Rabbit seeks safety. The slow reveal of Mr. Toad's digging using his feet clashes with Peter's observation as dusk approaches and the dog trackers linger nearby.
Dr. Morris Fishbein presents views on how child training begins at home with parents and extends to school and society if the home fails. A brief excerpt from a T. W. Burgess tale follows with Mr Toad and Peter debating digging methods before announcing the next story Mr Toad Disappears.
The item lists quiz questions with answers: about relief recipients nearing 20 million, a George Herbert line about choosing cake, and Mrs. Marilla M. Ricker as the first US woman to vote in Dover New Hampshire in March 1870.
A playful word game hints at building words by adding one letter each step while reordering. The prompt asks players to start with a letter and extend with new ones to form longer words, referencing a brisk walk and a lesson on reliance on legs.
The puzzle presents a themed set of clues about a renowned bird expert, with crosswords referencing his career and notable works. The grid hints at titles, measurements, and classic terms, weaving a portrait of a famed naturalist associated with avian study.
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