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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1931
Page
8
In Kansas City a radio musician F A Bartlett learns the baby girl Louise is not his biological child. His wife admits the other children were adopted, sparking a plan to keep the infant with dual arrangements and hopeful harmony at home.
In two months and five days the Red Cross has raised 10,005,828 for drought relief, an effort led by chairman John Barton Payne. He says the public shows faith in the Red Cross to meet emergencies and distress from disasters, answering critics of relief adequacy.
United Press reports Judge Leopold C. Glass of the Juvenile Court says judges who trade stocks are poor judges. He warns that stock losses corrupt a judge's ability to be impartial and discusses how market declines affect judicial objectivity.
In a tense clash, prohibition agents fire on a truck believed to be a bootlegging vehicle. The mail driver and a deputy sheriff are killed as they defend the mail and resist what they perceive as highway robbery. The incident sparks debate over enforcement methods.
Town Agent and First Selectman King W. Mansfield applied to himself as zoning official for permission to move a dance hall across the street. He refused his appeal and then asked the zoning board of appeals to overturn the decision to make the move legal.
Mrs. Etta Fourrier 37, holder of three long-distance swimming titles, married George F. Fields 22, a chauffeur. She planned to coach him for the 1932 Olympic games in Los Angeles, saying she married him to train him as a swimmer.
Temple University will send two debating teams to the south. One team of men will meet the University of Richmond Wake Forest College and William and Mary College. The women’s team will debate with William and Mary University of Richmond American University and Washington.
In Cairo Nahas Pasha abandons foreign attire for an Egyptian silk scarf as Wafdists push a home goods campaign. In Washington Peggy Ann Hoover can call Grandfather Hoover at sea, while her father, Herbert Jr., has radio gear and the battleship Arizona receives signals. Paterson couple plans a round‑the‑world flight in a specially built plane.
A collage of undated reflections cites mail drivers, athletes, rulers, and workers to sketch contrasts of fate. It recalls a circus act with 22 elephants and notes Harry K Long buried in Detroit. It mentions the Viking sealing ship explosion and seals migrating to Pribilof islands as US ships guard commerce.
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