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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1935
Page
4
The article reviews Senator Norris proposed constitutional amendment to bar five to four Supreme Court decisions by routing all constitutional challenges directly to the high court. It suggests testing legality upon passage and sees Norris scheme as a sensible step toward speedier rulings.
A four mast Nippon Maru training cruise with students from nine Japanese nautical colleges entered San Diego harbor to view the California Pacific exposition. The piece argues against overreaction to a supposed spy scare while noting mutual curiosity between visitors and a major naval base.
In a discussion sparked by the Lincoln shrine gathering, the essay argues that political security will drive the electorate as uncertainty grows. It cautions against promising universal security and advocates a realistic plan under private enterprise and liberty to serve millions, contrasting it with centralized schemes.
Alison and Guy face a tangle over a telegram mistake blamed on Daphne Somers, with Alison recounting her father’s change of stance and lingering doubts. The pair travel toward Baker Street and Chester Square as Guy asks for ten days to think and asks Alison to keep their lunch private.
New York sketcher notes a depressing restaurant scene with idle waiters and uncertain butter. He jests about Sam Goldwyn and London life, onlookers at cafes, street scenes, and a coffee house talk on collective malaise and stages of civic decline.
A dated puzzle page presents horizontal and vertical clue grids with definitions for living quintuplets and common crossword prompts. Entries include land measure, Greek god of love, and various nouns, verbs, and adjectives across a large set.
A Tree Toad named Stickytoes faces gossip and blame as neighbors accuse him of causing rain. He insists rain follows his inner sense and warns that rumors spread without truth. The tale critiques quick blame and shared shame.
A fragmentary tale critiques rumors in a town where a mysterious house grows stories after a death. Stickytoes the character hints at rainfall fears as public chatter spreads despite no truth to the weather tale. The piece blends humor with social commentary on rumor.
Italian criminologist Cesare Lombroso (1836 1909) argued a definite criminal type exists and wrote over twenty books. Other questions identify Fuji as Japan's sacred mountain and Balaam's talking ass as its unusual act.
Don Herold recalls a dining scene where picky gourmets like Harry Lehr relied on expert maitre d hotels and left meals to them. It mentions Nichol as a master of selecting excellent dinners and a humorous scene of a hot coffee incident involving a woman bus passenger and a gallant longhorn.
A May dedication in Danville Kentucky marks the first monument to a patient who advanced medical science. Mrs Jane Todd Crawford underwent the first recorded abdominal tumor removal by Ephraim McDowell in 1809, in a frontier era without anesthesia or modern comforts.
A terse exchange leaves speculation hanging as Alison plans to see something disturbing tomorrow. The dialogue hints at a forbidden meeting and potential moral conflict in Evelyn M. Winch's 1935 vignette.
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