Amarillo Area Scout Field Day Prep Promises Big Campout
Amarillo Area Council announces a large Field Day with about 625 scouts and 225 leaders next weekend at the Fair Grounds. Troop 12 Pirates seek a repeat victory, while multiple troops train in drills, first aid, and knot tying for events. Court of Honor for May follows, with cups and advancements awarded.
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Courthouse Transfers and Registrations Feature Local Land Deals
A flurry of property transactions includes Roberts & Oliver to Cliff Morrison for a San Jacinto Heights parcel at 600 and others at Eakle Addition totaling thousands. The report also lists multiple car registrations for Willis and local businesses, plus notes on a Field Day by Troop 11 with signaling drills at the Tenth Avenue Methodist Church.
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J. E. Wetherell
L. R. Erwin
C. R. Borah
J. FE. Wetherell
H. L. Reitman
Wichita Falls Building & Loan
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Coe & Parks Lumber Co
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C. R. Cheney
Et Ux
Robert K. Nelson
Summers
Tenth Avenue Methodist Church
Divorce and suicide amid modern marriage debates in 1930s
A woman plans a final meeting with her husband’s lawyer to discuss divorce and kills herself before the appointment. Her farewell to her father cites love lost and requests her wedding ring in the coffin. The article uses her tragedy to critique Bertrand Russell’s ideas on nonmonogamous relationships and contrasts it with contemporary social theories. It notes President Roosevelt’s wartime pay policies, a sweeping public works plan, and calls for monetary funding over borrowing. The piece critiques congressional attitudes and discusses national defense compensation.
Reading myth debunked by Trinity College experiments
A reading of Roosevelt Meaulay is dismissed as myth. Science from Trinity College tests challenge Aristotle’s claim that the eye can attend to only one object or piece of information at a time. The eye transmits a single word or number at a time, according to the report.
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Reading Speed Versus Thought Shapes Travel and Literature
A new Trinity College machine promises instant reading of a single number in three two-thousandths of a second. If the optic nerve and brain could process data that fast, a minute would yield 40,000 words and all world literature would rush by. Yet the author argues speed matters less than how much you think while you travel or read.
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