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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1935

Page

7

Places To Go Ordinance Establishes Amarillo City Lake Rules

The 1935 ordinance creates the Amarillo City Lake at Word Site with gate entry, 25 cent fishing fees, bag limits, boat and storage fees, and rules on Picnics and conduct. It designates an emergency opener May 5 1935 and authorizes city managers to issue ground rules.

City OF Amarillo Amarillo City Randall County Texas City Commission City State of Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Sea Scouts Ross D. Rogers

Chamber and Roosevelt clash as New Deal debated

Washington May 2 The United States Chamber of Commerce elected Harper Sibley as chief to fight the New Deal while President Roosevelt offered no White House message to the convention. Secretary Hull condemned selfish business interests as Sibley, a Roosevelt foe, warned FDR’s expanding reach.

Washington United States Chamber of Commerce Roosevelt Harper Sibley White House United States Cordell Hull Chamber Sibley Groton Harvard Rochester N. Y

North American unity and crime war plans aired in Washington

The piece envisions a pan continental union from Mexico to the North Pole and argues no war with Britain. It says air bases would aid Canada and supports a regional security approach, mentioning a proposed West Point for war on crime.

Canada United States North American Mexican North Pole Mexico Panama Canal Pacific Atlantic Washington West Point

Crime and pest analogies in national reform proposals

An unsigned editorial argues for a strong national crime policy with a military school under the attorney general to train fighters and deter crime. It compares crime to disease, cites harsh methods like parole denial, and recalls vigilantism in San Francisco. It also notes parsnipish parasites and interethnic tensions as broader social analogies.

Cardus for Better Appetite

Mrs. R. W. Kilpatrick of Houston reports relief after taking Cardus Cardui describing reduced pain and improved spirits. The ad claims better appetite accompanies nourishment and symptom relief in a run-down condition, with a physician consultation if no benefit is seen.

Cardus R. W. Kilpatrick Houston Texas

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