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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1936
Page
4
Historic newspaper page notes publication details and circulation figures for The Amarillo Globe and The Amarillo Daily News. It lists founders executives and staff roles, Associated Press affiliation, and subscription rates, along with delivery and special service notes for timely copies.
Property owners west of the Rock Island tracks mobilize a civic club to demand city services. They seek a park storm sewers sidewalks and a school site with a 50 day deadline and threaten possible secession from the city pending actions.
Mrs. Roy Andrews, president of the Sanborn PTA, announces that declamation contests sponsored by the PTA and other groups drew strong interest. Winners in the boys and girls divisions will receive prizes as the interscholastic league declamations set for March 26 in city-wide school events.
FBI head J Edgar Hoover argues that higher police strength lowers crime. He cites 1934 data from 92 cities showing four murders per 100000 in cities with about 24 officers per 1000 residents versus over 10 murders in cities with roughly one officer per 1900 residents. He notes many municipalities trimmed staffs to meet budgets, but crime remains the biggest budget item.
The winter's harsh weather spurred acts of courage from Montana boys Paul La Rocque and Martin Debray who hiked sixty miles for medical help, Black Hills pilots delivering aid by ski planes, and mercy missions braving extreme cold. Across seas and skies, crews fought 46 below and rescued lives, underscoring American frontier spirit despite shifting roles and threats.
Dr. Frank Calle hosts a campaign promoting progress from superstition to technological advancement. Writer Glenn Prank frames Calle’s views as part of a broader push for modern intelligence and scientific reasoning.
Iris Lanning discovers brother Owen and Aunt Josephine a famous couturiere after a life with Aunt Ella. Owen questions their late father’s genius while Aunt Phina outfits Iris in Philadelphia shops. The day mixes family reunion, vanity, and a glimmer of opportunity as Iris contemplates new clothes and a possible future.
In 1935 New York hosts the Normandie, the world’s finest liner, rivaled by England’s Queen Mary. France spends $59 million on its launch, a ship too large for Panama and Suez canals, with a transatlantic round trip priced around 250000.
The charter of 1620 described Maine as The Provision of Coyptie of Mayne in the Mayne Lande of New Pyigland. Mosquitoes breed in any standing water including small rain pools, old cans, or undrained gutters. Mary Queen of Scots was famed as the most beautiful of her time and noted for charm, varied accomplishments, and dramatic life events.
Texas Biulithic Co to Co FP and others show property transfers from lot 1 block 28 Holland to L B West and more. Vehicle registrations include Plymouth sedans Ford trucks and a Chevrolet sedan with ages and owners. marriage license for Goren Williams and Frances Wallace.
A long OCTAVE of anecdotes cites a 1900 incident where Frank Norris misfiled an unknown author’s manuscript as rejected, delaying its publication and leading to its apparent disappearance. The piece also jots rapid vignettes about actors, writers, and society figures, including Joe Cook, Florida stories, and theater views, with a note on ego and culture.
The tale describes Farmer Brown's Boy banding five young crows and five hawks to track their journeys via Biological Survey records. Redtail and Blacky react anxiously as bands mark the nests, while a medical column discusses diabetes diet management and insulin use.
The Parker Minstrels and Acme trio join other local acts in a negro minstrel show Friday at 8 pm in Fellowship Hall. Sponsored by the Fellowship Class, a small admission is charged and the public is invited. Special songs by Mrs Joe Shields Mrs M G Mathis and Miss Verle Fletcher.
The owners of the race track are in a rage as details emerge from yesterday's Word Builder item. A fire started in a manger and was caused by a foolish manager lighting a cigarette.
A dense list of across and down clues includes egret chatter lair twentyhours to accoun and many more. entries span fairy to grief with mentions of New York State and U S A politics.
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