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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1936

Page

4

Fresh Starts Considered for World League and Local Reform

A essay-like column argues the League of Nations is largely washed up and calls for a fresh world league structure, possibly with Germany Japan and the US included, while urging immediate talks on peace and collective security. It also notes a shift toward dissolving or consolidating local government units in the United States, highlighting recent law changes and regional examples.

League of Nations Woodrow Wilson Il Duce Adowa Europe Great Britain Anthony Eden Mr. Eden League Germany Japan United States Ethiopia Hitler Fessor Anderson

Secret wedding aboard a hill country murder tale

Henry Avon a Princeton senior scorns town elders at the Avon Home for the Aged. Caroline Jay disobeys her mother and marries Garret Cassidy after a late-chaperoned meeting. They flee and strike Pop Whistler, then hide.

Caroline Jay Garret Cassidy Garret Caroline Mrs. Jay Avon Home For the Henry Avon Pop Whistler Lake Shore Mrs. Avon Avon Lodge Henry Hetwry Avon Princeton Avon Tinplate Mills Ved Avon

Polish liner Pilsudski begins transatlantic service

The Polish ship Pilsudski, a six hundred ton twin diesel express liner, sails from Gdynia to New York reducing the transatlantic crossing from twelve days to days. It carries about 800 passengers on its initial September 1935 voyage, and Poland issues a commemorative stamp featuring the liner.

TALY Pilsudski Poland Gdynia New York

Brash NYC Detective Broderick Faces Critics and Fame

Johnny Broderick, Broadway’s feared plain clothes detective, is described as 5 feet 10 inches tall, 160 pounds, famed for his sidewalk technique and bravery. Critics say he remains a $3000-a-year officer despite medals and high risk cases. The piece blends profiles, literary asides, and social notes from New York in 1936.

0. C. McIntyre New York Johnny Broderick Broadway George McManus Lower East Side Crowley Broderick Jack Dempsey

Red Doctrines Spreading Warns Pope At Vatican

Pope Pius XII warned world statesmen that communism is spreading in Spain Uruguay and Brazil. He said the movement threatens individual dignity family order religion and the Catholic church. He cited propaganda from Russia Mexico Spain Uruguay and Brazil as a universal threat.

Vatican City U.P Pope Pius Spain Uruguay Brazil Russia Mexico

Winsome Bluebird Fights Rival for Mrs Winsome

In a country orchard Winsome Bluebird defends his mate from a handsome rival. The pair of suitors flaunt plumage to impress Mrs Winsome as she silently watches. After a fierce daytime clash Winsome wins and Mrs Winsome signals readiness to begin housekeeping.

Farmer Brown Winsome Bluebird Mrs. Winsome

Gestures Language Traced to Paleo Lithic Age

The Institute of Caucasian Studies reports a study on a gestural language used in certain Caucasian villages. Researchers say the gesture system survives from ancient times, dating back to the paleo lithic era.

Tiflis U. S S. A Institute of Caucasian Studies

The Little Corporal Horizontal Puzzle Clues

A fragmented puzzle page lists many across and down clues with numbers and partial phrases describing musical notes, animals, body parts, directions, and common words. The feature combines VERTICAL and HORIZONTAL entries, hinting at a filled crossword grid.

Tot Cured of Lye Burns in Throat and Father Silent on Girl

A Philadelphia doctor announces Julia Martin cured after three years of burns from lye swallowed at 18 months. She now breathes normally after repeated esophagus surgeries and is reported fully recovered. In Gallup New Mexico Patricia Elizabeth Allen, 16, remains missing with her father Jack Allen refusing to reveal her whereabouts as Texas officers prepare to extradite him for kidnapping.

Amarillo Ama‘Texes Globe-News Publishing Co Bisth Limore Cene. Howe T. FF. Johnson John A. McCarty NORRIS_ EWING Associated Press News and Business Department Amarillo Globe Amarillo Daily News Globe News-Globe Bevdlock P Eosenger Texas Oklahoma New Mexico Xiel Uf Ney Jose Philadelphia Julia Martin Julia Gallup N. M U.P Patricia Elizabeth Jack Allen Dallas B. F P. Cruz

Word Builder Echoes and Night Bat Imagery

A fragmented Word Builder item recalls yesterday’s puzzle. It mentions a bat stabbing silence and lambs bleating behind stables as the night sounds unfold.

Wheels Unearthed At Postoria Grist Mill Site

Excavators uncover two stone grinding wheels from a century old grist mill in Postoria. The hard stone burrs measure five feet in diameter and aig inches thick, indicating historic milling techniques and equipment.

Postoria, O. UP

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