Globe News in Amarillo Publishes March 21 1935 Editorial
The Globe publishes background on Huey Long proposed wealth program with Brookings estimates of 1929 national income. It analyzes how a $2500, $5000, or $10000 maximum would reshape surplus distributions across families and reflects on income inequality and taxation implications.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amerille
Globe-News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Sen
Huey Long
Brookings Institution
United States
Senator Long
Farewell to Tolerance and the Rise of Radicalism
A McClure Syndicate essay argues the western world abandons tolerance for liberalism and faces a rise of Radicalism and Tyranny. It laments the shift from liberty to force as nations modernize, risking a loss of emancipation and civil discourse.
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Glenn Frank
McClure
Rapid Fire Romance Amid Valley of the Dead
Mateo Rubriz is captured by General Estrada and sent toward the Valley of the Dead. Montana, Pascual, and Rosita pursue through brutal terrain as guards and bloodhounds keep prisoners chained. A dangerous rescue unfolds with Montana capturing a rider and reencountering Rosita at the camp.
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Mateo Rubriz
Montana
Estrada
Durava
Mateo
Valley of the Dead
Pascual
Juan Silva
Brother Pascual
Big Montana
Rosita
Pourme
Hell
Begging fades in New York Metropolis
A 1935 column notes a sharp drop in street begging in New York City. Police report record lows in panhandlers, with charitable campaigns and high taxes cited as major factors.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Ritz
Truce Proposed Between Johnny Chuck And Reddy Fox
Johnny Chuck climbs high into a tree to escape Reddy Fox who tries to reach him. Happy Jack the Gay Squirrel watches from above and scolds as the standoff develops with both sides surprised by the other's height. The scene comes from a 1935 McNaught Syndicate piece in Sectime Stories.
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Gilbert Miller
Paris
Place du Palais Bourbon
Miller
New York
London
Berlin
Constantinople
Manhattan
Johnny Chuck
Reddy Fox
Johnny
Reddy
Happy Jack
Gay Squirrel
The Tree Truce Between Johnny Chuck and Reddy
Johnny Chuck and Reddy argue over a perch and dinner as Farmer Brown's Boy and Bowser the Hound approach. Reddy concedes a pause in the dinner, and both predators retreat for another day, ending their standoff with a wary truce.
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Gray Fox
Reddy
Johnny
Farmer Brown
Bowser the Hound
T. W. Burgess
European Coat of Arms Puzzle and Historical References
A dense crossword style puzzle lists clues for horizontal and vertical entries including monarchy, metals, geography such as South America, coins like Athens and Romanian, and various terms. It mixes historical, linguistic, and decorative items with mentions of a queen, a king, and civic symbols.
Inherited Traits From Parents Not Thoughts
Dr Morris Fishbein reports that hereditary factors determine features such as skin color eye shape and hair type in newborns beyond maternal thoughts. He notes children tend to resemble both father and mother and that tall parents often have tall offspring, with ancestry influencing traits across generations.
Dominican Republic 1925 10 cent stamp echoes US design
A philatelic note describes the Dominican Republic 1925 10 centavos stamp resembling the US special delivery stamp in overall design including bicycle motif and colonial architectural elements. The only major deviation is the uniform of the fence guard, while Latin American practice influenced other Caribbean issues.
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United States
West Indien Republi
Tomes
Vulcanizing Rubber and Mosaic Definitions Quiz
A school exercise lists questions with answers: who discovered vulcanizing rubber, differences between Mosaic and mosaic, and the golf term birdie. Answers given: Charles Goodyear. Mosaic relates to Moses and the Law while mosaic is an inlaid colored design. a birdie is a score one under par on a hole.
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Dean Ainesworth
Kent
Cooper
A. P
Charles Goodyear
Moses
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