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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1935

Page

5

Texlahoma move eyed as new forty ninth state plan

Oklahoma City May 15 A proposal to form a new state named Texlahoma would unite 23 Oklahoma counties with 46 in Texas. Rep Chester Keyes opposes the plan after a questionnaire from A C Lights of Clinton asks support. Boundary would run from Alfalfa County northeast to New Mexico and through specified counties to the Oklahoma border. The move cites alleged discrimination by parent states.

Oklahoma City Texlahoma Oklahoma Texas Chester Keyes Oklahoma County A. C. Lights Clinton Okla Keyes Alfalfa County New Mexico Cochran County Clay County Cotton, Comanche, Caddo, Blaine, Major Alfalfa

Soviet design for living in collective farms as per Stalin plan

Article notes Soviet push toward communism through collective farms with no private property, farm labor shared, government buys produce, and crop deliveries crediting farmers. It describes garden limits, livestock caps, borrowed machinery, and mixed private households while detailing Stalin’s stance on protecting private households and evolving rural life toward city parity.

John Lloyd Moscow Union of Soviet Socialist Republics Ukraine Russia Joseph Stalin Soviet Union Tejay National Cosmetics Trust All-Union Congress of Soviets

Burlington Zephyr sets records on Kansas City Lincoln run

The Burlington Zephyr began regular passenger service between Kansas City and Lincoln on November 11, replacing two steam trains. After 100000 miles, officials say the Zephyr earns at least 98000 annually more than the steam service. A fourth Zephyr order and the Mark Twain unit are planned as other railroads adopt the design.

Kansas City Lincoln Nebraska Edwin G. Budd Manufacturing Company Burlington Zephyr Burlington and Fort Worth Denver Burlington— St St. Louis Burlington

Tack Letters Continued From Page 1

A collection of classified notices seeks employment and home placements. Listings include a cheerful nursemaid sought for an invalid, a yard worker offering greenhouse and gardening services, a Tama painter seeking day or job work, and several women requesting housekeeping or child care work.

Tama Amarillo Spruce Street

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