Postwar Treaty Calls for Armament Cuts
A declaration asserts that the Versailles Treaty contains unfair provisions toward the German Republic and expresses intent to correct errors and fulfill obligations to reduce armaments.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1936
Page
4
A declaration asserts that the Versailles Treaty contains unfair provisions toward the German Republic and expresses intent to correct errors and fulfill obligations to reduce armaments.
The Amarillo Globe mentions its founding date February 10 1984 and filing details as second class matter from February 20 1924. It lists staff titles and departments, circulation numbers, and subscription rates, then urges Amarillo readers to donate to the Red Cross flood relief with a call for charity and civic spirit.
Weather bureau analysts mark spring arrival for Amarillo and note wider revival of activity after a harsh winter. Health officials urge clean practices to sustain tourism and prevent disease spread as Texas towns compete for visitors amid a century of progress legacy. Buyers from Portuanl bring machinery orders for cabinet making.
In a Washington centric power view Glenn Frank argues that federal efficiency cannot justify expanding federal control. He warns centralized rule may undermine state autonomy, ignore local needs, and threaten liberty by concentrating power away from the states.
Iris Lanning is drawn toward a luxurious New York life offered by her famous Aunt Phina, while Morgan confesses love. On a train journey Iris resists a flirtatious red headed miner and reunites with her family as they near Manhattan Transfer and a new frontier.
Report notes a diplomat under Henry IV who danced with Queen Joanna of Spain and vowed never to dance with another woman. The vow followed the honored gesture, reflecting courtly ritual.
An Estonia stamp depicts the country’s 1920s democratic transition away from dictatorship after a three to one vote. The piece notes Estonia’s move from Russia rule since 1917 and political tensions with German and Vinceian influences before President Konstantin Paets upheld a veto that dampened democracy.
Typhoid fever amebic dysentery and diarrheal diseases threaten flood areas with contamination of water supplies. Water disinfection and delaying use until declared safe by health authorities are essential, with anti-typhoid inoculation advised. U S Public Health Service volunteers stand by to assist if requested. A Berlin warning labels careless drivers with a yellow tag on windshields.
In a 1936 McNaught Syndicate column, McIntyre recalls breakfast chatter on desserts, performance notes, and the shrinking of large New York art galleries into tiny side-street salons. He rings up Floyd Gibbons, Bob Davis, and Zoe Beckley, and muses on titles, Houdini, and past fellow portable fame.
Peter Rabbit senses something amiss as longtime companions the Happy Jack Squirrel and Mrs Happy Jack vanish from his routine. He searches the Old Orchard and Green Forest, asks neighbors, and concludes they may have moved rather than faced trouble, reflecting on how absence feels like change.
Toledo baseball club president Waldo Shank attends a dog show in search of a mascot with no limits on race color or breed. He stated the goal is simply a lucky dog for the team and its fan base.
A playful Word Builder anecdote describes a raffle prize won by a man who wore the crown prize, then wore it out. The narrator notes trying to tire his indefatigable terrier with a long walk, but the dog proved resilient and refused to retire for the night.
A dense list of crossword style clues with answers partially given and some garbled text. Includes references to animals, objects, directions, and common nouns arranged as two interleaved sets.
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