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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1935
Page
4
The article analyzes a proposed $4.8 billion emergency fund and compares monthly outlays to Keynesian proposals. It notes ongoing emergency expenditures through 1934 35, the Roosevelt administration's debt rise of $7.2 billion, and a public mood of recovery despite uncertain recovery timing.
Glenn Frank urges voters to scrutinize key terms used by candidates from all sides. He argues capitalism, individualism, and states rights vary in meaning and warns against slogans that mask real policy. He stresses preserving principles while adapting to science and modern power.
The Stimson couple overcome a marital rift after the birth of twins a tragedy unfolds when one child dies andJane withdraws leaving James feeling alien in his own home. A windfall funds a comeback then a renewed strain emerges as Miss Julia suspects trouble returning to New Concord society watches for signs of a relapse.
Histories of Yemen’s postage stamps show domestic use only varieties fetch high prices for collectors as export restrictions tighten. Reports also note new limits on sending unused foreign stamps, reflecting broader governance under Imam Yahya Hamid ed-Din.
A 1935 McIntyre profile details 10 000 sharp witted hustlers around Columbus Circle to Herald Square who live by petty cons and enjoy free goods. It notes grand Central waiting room prominence and contrasts Broadway patrons with vain social climbers.
I O O F and Rebekah Lodge members and friends urged to attend Parker's Minstrel at the Tri State Fair Grounds Friday at 7 30 pm Admisson 20 cents for adults 10 cents for children
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved the West Bill authorizing treaties with Mexico to determine equitable division of waters from the Tia Juana Lower Colorado and Lower Rio Grande rivers and sent it to the House for minor amendments.
Thornton W. Burgess presents Peter Rabbit and Mrs Peter fretting over Reddy Fox family moving near the Green Meadows. Mrs Peter fears for their children while Peter contemplates risky outings beyond the Briar patch and hides his worry behind defiance.
In this 1935 JAMA health feature a playful tale follows Peter as a golfer influenced by mind and body state. The panel includes a parable about ego, tension, and a clergyman who seeks relief through humor and a punchline about crossing the Green Meadows with Reddy Fox and Mrs. Reddy.
Between March 4, 1861 when Lincoln took office and January 18, 1862 when Tyler died, five living ex-presidents marked the era, a peak in history. Mother Carey's Chickens refers to sea gulls. Mogigraphia means writer's cramp.
A puzzled old bachelor muses on self image as he debates a letter game. A black car careens through a curve yet still leads the race, while the least concerned handler shows no fear.
A themed word puzzle page lists Horizontal and Vertical clues about a famous golfer and assorted terms. The grid includes hints like Engraves Molten rock and Vinegar bottle with cross references to titles won in twenty early dates.
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