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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1935

Page

4

Federal order limits corporate directors to single posts

Federal Communications Commission orders officers and directors to resign from all but one company. Walter S. Gifford of AT&T, Newcomb Carlton of Western Union, and David Sarnoff of RCA must relinquish posts in related firms by August 9. The move follows the 1933 Securities Act disclosure requirements and echoes the Clayton Act aims to curb competition and monopoly.

Federal Communica Tence American Communications Dions Commission Walter S. Gifford American Telephone and Telegraph Company Newcomb Carlton The Western Union David Sarnoff Radio Coronation of America Federal Communications Commision Ecurities Commission Congress

Webster Has Twain's Hair

McIntyre writes a column of whimsical strolls through stage and literary figures. He notes Patricia Ziegfeld Billie Burke Edna Aug and Barbra Hutton, with references to W C Fields Mussolini and Pinky Tomlin while critiquing modern writers and communist rhetoric.

C. O. McIntyre New York H. T. Webster Mark Twain Patricia Ziegfeld Billie Burke Mussolini Roxy Pierre Carter Don Marquis Astor Louis Mann Dillingham

Old Mr. Toad Seeks Color Change in Sunlit Folly

In Thornton W Burgess tale Old Mr. Toad grows envious of Stickytoes color shifts. He tests sun and shade to prove his skin can change, but the heat dries his skin and discomfort shows envy rarely alters appearance.

Stickytoes Toad Mr. Toad Mother Brown Jenny Wren Jenny T. W. Burgess

Learning by habit and praise aids child development

Health Talk discusses how praise from parents encourages good habits and faster development in children through practiced skills like feeding, balancing on a bicycle, and other routines. The piece emphasizes learning by habit and repeated practice across infancy and early childhood.

First distinguishable telephone message and other trivia

The item recalls Bell speaking to Watson on March 10 1876 at 5 Exeter Place Boston. It notes hair raising due to a tiny muscle in mammals and asks how many postage stamps are sold yearly in the United States. Answers include Come here Watson I want you and twelve to seventeen billion stamps.

Watson Alexander Bell Thomas Watson Bell Exeter Place Boston Mass United States

Decentralize Power to Avert Autocracy, Dr Frank Says

Dr. Frank argues power should remain distributed between states and nation to guard against autocracy. He cites Brandeis on friction among government branches and urges regional solutions within the Constitution to address national problems without full centralization. Copyright McClure Newspaper Syndicate.

Dr. Frank Justice Brandeis Myers United States Supreme Court Emselves Washington McClure

Teasing plans amid a family restructuring

Alison Rede, rescued by Guy Westurn, grows wary as Daphne Somers schemes to dress and court her fiancé Robert Rede. The young woman senses deceit in Daphne and feels torn between admiration and fear as alliances unfold in an upper class household.

Alison Rede Guy Westurn Guy Alison Robert Rede Daphne Somers Daphne Mrs. Somers Alison Darling Bob Robert Robert Bede

Three Men Shot in East Dallas Fracas

In East Dallas a violent clash left three men shot, one in critical condition. Arrests were made as police questioned three suspects. William H. Dollar, 23, was wounded severely, Ollie Dollar, 32, suffered scalp and arm injuries, and Jose Cuillar was struck in the leg by a stray bullet. Douglas Walsh of the ident bureau noted the Dollar brothers were former convicts.

Dallas William H. Dollar Ris Br R Ollie Dollar Jose Cuillar Douglas Walsh Police Department Identification Bureau Dollar Brothers

Word Builder Mystery on the Beach

The text describes a woman choosing to occupy a beach while hoping the feared man with a temper is absent. She imagines his threats to dismiss her, take her possessions, and strip her of all she owns if she remains under a fir tree.

American Banker Puzzle Clue List

A crossword style list with horizontal and vertical clues seeking matching terms. Entries include financial terms and everyday words across two grids with hints like 12 Meadow, 18 Examination, 39 Knock, 60 Portuguese, and vertical clues such as 3 To sleep and 40 Region.

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