Amarillo Globe Tuesday Evening May 14 1935 Front Page
Amarillo Globe front page shows publishing date May 14 1935 with details on publication policy and subscription rates. The paper states independence and democracy aiming to publish news impartially and support what is right regardless of party politics.
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Anti-Lynching Filibuster Highlights Senate Tactics
The 1922 anti-lynching bill faced a persistent filibuster in the Senate during a special session. Southern senators led by Harrison and Underwood blocked readings and adjournments, revealing ongoing resistance to the measure despite earlier House passage and a favorable committee report. The bill was withdrawn at the end of the special session and not taken up in the short session.
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Underwood
Revolt Shifts After 1381 Amid Social Change
The essay traces revolt from aimless uprisings to a new questioning of the system around 1381. It notes peasants and slaves sought relief from suffering rather than egalitarian ideals, before priest John Ball sparked a changed tone in English rebellion. The piece previews the story of the "Mad Priest of Kent."
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Feast of Delights Masks a Troubled Marriage
James Stimson endures his wife Jane’s jealous control and social display as she dominates household life. Their strained marriage worsens with pregnancy and nerves until the birth of twins reveals deeper tragedy awaiting them. Tomorrow: James finds tragedy in a cradle.
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Sun Yat Sen Honored as Father of the Chinese Republic
The piece notes Sun Yat Sen as Father of the Chinese Republic who died in 1925 and whose legacy spurred a $3,000,000 mausoleum near Nanking and a $2,000,000 memorial highway. It mentions a claimed bounty, his repeated efforts to free his people, and a commemorative stamp issued in his honor.
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Allred Reminds Texans of Jefferson Davis Birthday
Governor Allred proclaimed June 3 as a state holiday to honor Jefferson Davis founder of the Confederacy. He urged proper commemoration and framed the observance in the context of states retaining constitutional rights amid current disputes.
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Le Gallienne Keeps To Self in Paris as Poet Recluse
Richard Le Gallienne, nearing seventy, lives quietly in a cobwebby Paris attic and rarely seen by remaining American friends. He earns a living by composing occasional sonnets, while his fame rests on a prolific past. the piece notes his estranged family, broader literary connections, and quirky social observations.
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Reddy Fox outsmarts a boy with traps in Old Pasture
In Thornton W. Burgess bedtime tale Reddy Fox and Mrs. Reddy relocate their young to a safe Green Meadows home after a boy.
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Hammer toe risks from tight or short shoes
Health Talk notes hammer toe can occur in children born with it or due to tight or short shoes. Treatment may involve toe amputation, though doctors offer other operations with varying complexity. The piece ends with a teaser about the next story, Peter Rabbit Is Upset.
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Peter Rabbit
School Days Q and A From Cadmus to Canada
A reader quiz titled School Days presents three questions with concise answers. It notes Cadmus sowing dragon teeth yielding armed men, asks if horses can sleep standing and explains their leg musculature, and identifies Canada as having the greatest railway mileage per capita.
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Word Builder Challenge Sparks Quick Thinking
A brisk word game prompts players to form a Fach word using the prior letters plus one new letter. The prompt hints at a dark haired girl and a beauty, while yesterday’s solution pairs SEE SEER STEER DESERT to show letter-adding progress in a timed puzzle.
Better Business Over State Seen at Texas Credit Meeting
In San Antonio on May 14 credit sales showed an upward trend as the Associated Retail Credit Men of Texas Retail Merchants Association of Texas and Texas Retail Credit Bureau opened. Francis Amsler of Austin said credit expansion is justified if done intelligently, while J E R Chilton of Dallas, secretary treasurer, said business is moving from low mood toward normalcy or prosperity.
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Associated Retail Credit Men of Texas
Retail Merchants Association of Texas
Texas Retail Credit Bureau
Francis Amsler
Austin
J. E. R. Chilton
Dallas
Enemy of Public Enemies to Solve a Crossword
A word puzzle list presents clues and answers such as nemesis of criminals and various definitions. It includes entries like 12 Small Island 14 Christmas carols 15 Back 17 Flower 18 Poplar 19 Branches 20 Pitcher 21 Relating to a node 22 Bang 23 Obese 24 Tree 26 Clan groups 30 Sea east of Greece 34 Engine-room greaser 35 Sawlike organ 36 One that takes 37 Form of iron 38 Low rich land 42 Era.
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Greece
Answers to Puzzle Fifty Three Clues Mixed in List
A compact set of numbered clues spans diverse words and definitions including Moon valley Melody coat of mail type of humor department of justice elk pineapple automaton to take notice jars age s medal sins genuine and more. The vertical section covers terms such as ferryboats inlet kind honey gatherer secure before form of be tea pertaining to air shower Slovak tanning poo hodgepodge tribal group female fowl like right musical note giant king of Bashan sun god.
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Bashan
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