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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1936
Page
4
In a note from Amarillo Globe editorials, Dr. H E Sellards of the University of Texas cites the Panhandle as not earthquake prone. He states tremors in the past decade are minor and warns against alarmist, unfounded gossip during election seasons.
Wisconsin Illinois and Iowa clash over reciprocal truck registrations with Wisconsin moving to end agreements and impose fees while Illinois and Iowa retaliate. The piece cites wider calls for uniform interstate fees and cites comments from London correspondent James Bone on women’s roles in American politics.
The article alleges Democratic infighting over postmaster general James Farley as campaign figure. It notes opposition within the administration to Farley speaking for the New Deal, cites charges of graft and fundraising use of post office staff, and hints at broader political strategy and tensions ahead of the election.
Gail learns her grandfather’s will changes the Rancho Angelo ownership as Uncle Mark gains the ranch. She contemplates work, reunites with Derek, and plans a New York sea trip with him while navigating romantic tensions and future independence.
Prince Eugene of Savoy sought army life after a church path was blocked by his mother’s disgrace. He served Austria, declined a marshal’s baton from Louis XIV, supported Marlborough, and fought Blenheim to Malplaquet. He died in 1736, his portrait now on Austrian stamps.
New York writer O. O. McIntyre surveys Bernarr Macfadden as a tireless, flamboyant figure at 68, noting his barefoot walks, self piloted flights, array of physical culture enterprises, and a string of magazine launches and a notable flop The Graphic. He also mentions John V A Weaver critiquing Hemingway and the ghost writing industry's decline, ending with a nostalgia filled look at rail travel and Delmonico era lunches.
A young Fox who learned a painful lesson from a Porcupine encounters a small Skunk on a Cow path. The Skunk, unaware of the Fox, asks for fat beetles while the Fox demands the path be cleared. The exchange ends with a terse stand off as the scene shifts to vaccination guidance by Dr. Morris Fishbein.
A freak wind storm toppled B. O. Durbin’s barn, knocked the corn crib 500 feet away, and blew the water tank far out of reach. The house remained untouched.
Crossword style clues list for a historical flyer theme, including best known American aviatrix and aviation terms across across and down entries. The grid references and clue numbering suggest a themed word puzzle honoring notable women pilots and related terms.
A misheard Victorian volley yields a playful word puzzle about a soldier from India and a regiment that defies peace. A dad disciplines a prankster son at a party, and plans for a Arizona honeymoon unfold as stories end with a rustic West painting theme.
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