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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1936

Page

4

Panhandle carbon black policy drives regional dominance

The Amarillo Globe notes how Panhandle Texas laws, led by Senator Clint Small, secure a carbon black monopoly by directing sour gas to chemical plants and preserving sweet gas for home use. This energy policy keeps the Panhandle ahead of Gulf Coast rivals by reducing waste and transport costs for global markets.

Panhandle Texas Clint Small Texas Gulf Coast Galveston Globe

Amarillo politics and national concerns in Panhandle era

Panhandle Herald column discusses Amarillo political influence within the State Democratic organization, alleging a local machine dominates Panhandle politics and rails against regional rivals. Includes notes on Ernest Thompson, Senator Clint Small, and upcoming Young Socratic Convention in Pampa. Also surveys Mussolini’s Ethiopian campaign and crime statistics cited by J. Edgar Hoover, then pivots to a Memorial Day speech urging scientific attack on social diseases and economic fears.

Amarillo Bill Miller Panhandle Boyles State Democratic Organization Waco Port Worth Dallas Houston San Antonio Ernest O. Thompson Clint Small Pampa Soil Conservation Writers League WPA Historical Agency Glenn Prank Glenwood Missouri Smitha Birneyve Largraves Renalla of Restarch Beyn Polisiciane McClure Symica

Midnight Marriage at the Avon Home

Caroline Jay and Garret Cassidy secretly marry at the county courthouse to evade her mother and a future rendezvous with Henry Avon. They plan a quiet wedding then a midnight meeting, while old Pop Whistler observes and weighs telling Martha Jay. The couple faces a life together amid past hardships and hopeful ambition.

Caroline Jay Garret Cassidy Garret Caroline Henry Avon Old Pop Whistler Avon Heidelberg Inn Martha Jay Justice of the Peace

School Days Quiz From a Historical Page

A fragmentary school quiz references fish stupefying seeds called fishberries from Anamirta paniculata used in India, asserts Russian women smoke most, and briefly notes tramp vessels renamed as slammers with unclear sailors.

India Iran Iidividuals

Stories in Stamps by J. S. Klein

Autocar pioneers Benz and rivals forged the early path of motoring. Carl Benz built a three wheeler, then a horseless car for his family on a long trip. Benz patented the automobile in 1888 and rose to fame through the next decade. A French admirer bought the first Benz in 1903, Mannheim commemorated him, and Germany issued a stamp in his honor.

Ottlier Daimler Carl Rens Rena Benz Victoria Isat Mannheim Bens Germany Copsright NEA Service

Courthouse Deeds and Vehicle Registrations Report

Courthouse records list warranty deeds for Clara Wilson et vir and others with dates in 1936 and sums. lot and block details referenced. Vehicle registrations include various makes and owners such as J L Bivens and J R Tolbert. marriage licenses issued to multiple couples. Donald Crisp noted as a historic light opera singer before his acting career.

Clara Wilson John J. Fubank N. Highland E. B. Taylor Lil H. Highland Farr McCurdy H. N. Wheeler C. H. Tyler W. H. Nabours C. T. du- Priest Reo Bus Amarillo Bus Co J. L. Bivens Buick J. R. Tolbert Chrysler W. A. Mc

Newest Sign Halts Traffic On Broadway

Celebrity notes from New York highlight Broadway’s million dollar sky sign above a old theater site, described as a marine like, wave free beacon for night crowds. The piece also mentions a growing cafe district on West 52nd Street and gossip about actors and designers amid the city’s nightlife.

Broadway New York Theater West 52Nd 5Th and 6Th Avenue Manhattan Clichy Montmarte East Side

Johnny Chuck and Jimmy Skunk Face a Digging Dog

Johnny Chuck observes a dog digging near Jimmy Skunk’s home on the Green Meadows. Jimmy Skunk confronts the intruder with a scent defense, causing the dog to retreat. Johnny concludes he must find a new home and avoid easily diggable sites. The piece blends a children’s tale with Dr. Morris Fishbein’s health column.

Johnny Chuck Green Meadows Jimmy Skunk Johnny Jimmy T. W. Burgess

Enochs To Open Drug Store In Clovis This Week

John Enochs leaves for Clovis to open a drug store this week. He has lived here most of his life and has been with Major Drug Stores. He plans to move his family to Clovis.

John Enochs New Mexico Clovis Enochs

Word Builder Reaches Friday’s Answer

A fragmented passage describes a scene where a person lies in sun and a windowed figure strokes his fur. It shifts to a warning from a mother about poster reports and the punishment of children for misbehavior, with mentions of sport and silk hats.

Tory

Japanese Leader Puzzle Theme Answers

A crossword style list of clues and answers with horizontal and vertical entries. Includes references to eminent Japanese figures and various common and obscure terms across science geography and language.

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