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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1935
Page
4
Amarillo College trustees plan action to end its temporary quarters in the Municipal Auditorium and seek a permanent home. Citizens have urged an economical move but many supporters want lasting facilities to attract higher quality students. Public meetings gathered opinions, with broad community backing for a sound decision.
The large wheat diamond astonishes readers as Jacobus Jonkher, a struggling prospector and Kaffir slave owner, rises from poverty to wealth of over 300000. The tale captivates the nation, but curiosity remains about Jonkher’s fate beyond the famous stone and its fortune.
Analyzes how private enterprise draws talent from politics and argues New Deal era engagement could revive civic life. Sees government reach into daily life as a spur for valued public service by America’s best minds, hoping 1936 sparks broad participation to alter the coming decades.
Alison Rede returns with Guy Western to Alison’s home at 712 Chester Square where her father Robert Rede greets them with panic after a kidnap scare. A mysterious woman in a moving van is seen tampering with a desk in a cellar behind the scenes.
A fragmentary 1935 prose passage contrasts Curacao and Dutch Caribbean imagery with a bustling scene in Warley Sussex. Major Bede frets over a telegram mix up while Alison, Mr Westurn, and Guy Western navigate an uneasy rescue and afterglow, ending with Alison seeking a bath and a new start.
Omitted diary sketches from New York June 17 recounting Gene Tunney seeing a street percussionist in Fifty fourth Street. The column weaves in Frank Crowninshield, John T. McCutcheon, gallery visits, dinners, and a parade of names from journalism, satire, and comics, with notes on actors, critics, and the passing of Harry Acton.
Five musicians were aboard a rowboat for a Brooklyn sonar club outing in Jamaica Bay when the craft overturned. Henry Catalado, 26, and Albert Delissio, 34, drowned. Margo Delissio and Joseph Desimone swam to shore, while Dominick Desimore was rescued by three officers who sprang from a pier to assist as cries for help arose.
Old Mr. Toad sits under a bush in Farmer Brown's yard considering where to hide from the heat when his cousin Stickytoes the Tree Toad drops by to chat. The two discuss past meetings at the Smiling Pool and the toad’s habit of working for what he gets.
Health notice warns about poison ivy risk during camping season and how to identify the plant by three leaflets and white berries. A separate despondent man in Watseka, Illinois, Hanged himself in his county jail cell after authorities took custody of seven motherless children.
A puzzle style grid clues the reader with multiple cross references to names and terms related to theater and general language. Across and down hints probe synonyms titles roles and descriptive terms to reveal a themed solution centered on a prominent stage figure and related words.
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