Swarthmore Professor Reports Panama Jungle Field Study
Dr Robert K Enders assistant professor of zoology at Swarthmore College returned from seven weeks in the Panama Canal Zone with data on sloths organ grinders monkeys howling monkeys epider monkeys and squirrels. He and assistant David Davis penetrated deeper than before totaling 19 months in these explorations. At Barro Colorado Island headquarters Enders studied animals unable to live outside their native habitat noting the organ grinder monkey as the only species thriving normally in the region.
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Philadelphia
Panama Canal Zone
Robert K Enders
Swarthmore College
Panama
Enders
David Davis
Nie
Barro- Colorado Island
Tack Letters Continued From Page Two
A reader seeks a waitressing or general job with references. Slim Gregory lists a Monroe Street contact for employment requests. A 19 year old girl seeks housing and a new place to stay while attending business college.
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Tack
Help Wanted Clerk and Farm Hands Advertisements
Classified notices list a housekeeper seeking room and board, a wife seeking farm or ranch work with farming and tractor experience, and Tack J. M. Heaton offering service with three adult sons and strong machinery skills. Also included is a note about finding an adding machine and a reader reflecting on Texas football history and New Deal loans amidst regional commentary.
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J. M. Heaton
Hereford
Texas
McNeill Speaks on Business Women’s Club Call for Change
J McNeill urged a future focused on human capital before the Business and Professional Women’s Club in Amarillo urging a back to Christ approach and new social supports. He linked prosperity to education pensions unemployment reform and redistribution while noting taxes are paid by consumers and praising national business women’s week.
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J. McNeill
Business & Professional Women's Club
Southwestern Public Service Company
America
United States
Mr. McNeill
McNeill
Jesus Christ
Amarillo Area Council Scouts Plan Field Day Activities
The Amarillo Area Council executive board meets at 4 pm at scout headquarters in the Amarillo Building. The Jamboree committee meets tonight, and Field Day plans include a central court of honor after events. Packs and troops across divisions discuss hikes, training, and a March 29 program at McKinley School auditorium with tickets.
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Amarillo
Court of Honor Committee
McKinley School
Scout Orchestra
Junior Little Theater
Dorothy Gish Sues Rennie for Divorce in Bridgeport
Actress Dorothy Gish filed for divorce from James Rennie in superior court at Bridgeport Connecticut. She cited extreme cruelty after a 15 year marriage. Rennie declined comment while Broadway buzzed over rumored romances and public interest lingered.
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U.P
James Rennie
Dorothy Gish
Rennie
Rommey Brent
Theater Guild
Herbert de Lima
Broadway
Vivian Duncan
Duncan Sisters
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Lincoln St
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Seventh
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Stork
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Muleshoe, Tex
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Globe-News Cooking School
Sita
San Jacinto Methodist Church
West Amarillo Christian Church
A. A. Graham
Guy C. Saunders
Lions Club
Saunders
Amarillo Elks Club
Ivy
San Jacinto Heights
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Palo Duro Motor Company
Tom Slack
Polk Street Methodist Church
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Quentin Lewis
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Green Bar Council
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Nefis
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University of Pittsburgh
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