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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1935
Page
4
A government estimate tallies 10.8 million unemployed and 11 million available for work, leaving about 8 million needing productive jobs. The speaker argues public work should assist private employment, stressing work as essential for safety and the American system.
Montanta Kid and Mateo Rubriz fail to capture the emerald crown in Duraya fort as Governor Estrada punishes Sergeant Andres. Rosita Santos faces suspicion of treachery while the two thieves slip away, planning a last chance to escape the doomed fort.
Eugene G Grace, president of Bethlehem Steel and Shipbuilding, argues against government takeover of industry in war. He notes government ran railroads in WWI with mixed results but supports directing general policies and war profits oversight in future conflicts.
In Washington three faiths Catholic Jewish and Protestant push to increase church attendance to combat a cultural moral decline tied to economic hardship. The piece argues revival must address economic health and social justice as much as spiritual renewal and frames clergy as missioners to restore a just society.
New York columnist O O McIntyre notes Floyd Gibbons has grown sedate with black suits and a white eye patch amid a parade of theater figures. He riffs on Beatrice Lillie Elsa Maxwell Charlie Savo and Dreiser anecdotes while recalling old showbiz foibles and insomnia tales from Percy Hammond and Paul Troubetzkoy.
Gray Fox avoids the farm after being seen carrying off a hen. The injured thief fears pursuit as the elderly sisters misidentify him as a small gray dog and wonder whose dog is missing. He battles hunger and temptation to return to the dooryard.
A lively vignette from the Waldorf Tower side shows a beautiful lady with a dog, a crossing cop patting the bulldog, a flower shop, and a shy pair avoiding a misunderstanding as a suitor asks to waltz. The scene captures urban whimsy and small interactions in 1935.
A playful word puzzle hints at a daily language game while a short fiction excerpt follows a gray fox tale. The fox refuses the offered food, wary of danger, as good Samaritans watch sadly, learning about suspicion and hunger. Copyright 1935 Burgess. The Truce next.
The text describes cross on a stepped base used for public proclamations in medieval markets of western Europe called perrons in France and Belgium. It notes 15th century events under Charles the Bold, later Belgian perron in Liege, and 20th century stamps depicting these structures.
Health Talk warns against picking pimples as it can worsen acne and spread germs. It describes acne as occurring in youth transitioning to adulthood with a greasy scalp, blackheads, pimples, crusts, and possible scars. Emphasizes cleanliness to reduce infection risk.
Records show warranty deeds from W D Pope et ux to Farmers & Mechanics Trust and other transfers in blocks 203 202 including Ren Henson et ux to R C Miller. Vehicle registrations list multiple 1935 Ford Chevrolet Studebaker and Plymouth models. a marriage license for Helen F Holt and Jean Hasse is noted amid health guidance.
The Progressive Party of 1912 named Theodore Roosevelt for President with Hiram Johnson as Vice President. Kosher means pure and clean according to Jewish dietary laws. Jules Verne wrote Around the World in Eighty Days.
Crossword style puzzle titled Conqueror of Infection features clues for horizontal and vertical entries. The puzzle centers on medical terms and figures, including surgeons, antiseptic concepts, and related anatomy and measurements across a themed grid.
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