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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1936
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe reviews Roland C. Casad running on the Republican ticket with the plank Prosperity for everyone. It notes his unclear method to reach prosperity and mentions his idea to move streetcar lines to the curb.
The City of Canyon adds a new unit to the Panhandle Plains Historical Museum on West Texas State College campus. The first unit started as a minor part with two more planned. expansion aims to create the largest of three, with a third to be added as needed. Visitors praise the museum and its value in preserving Panhandle traditions.
A League of Nations budget for 1936 tops $9 26 million, roughly four days of US armament outlay. The piece contrasts funding for international peace with minimal domestic fire prevention spending and notes Britain’s burden in Manchukuo and Austrian credit rescues as context. It closes with a separate brief: Atlantic City dentist bites child.
Washington previews show Republicans rallying behind a Western candidate for 1934 with Henry Pietcher struggling to balance party unity and anti administration critique. Discussion points include Landon as likely nominee and John Hamilton as a possible chairman while Borah supporters push Carl Buchmann. Democrats keep a steady national setup as GOP moves west.
Caroline Jay marries Garret Cassidy despite her mother Mrs. Jay’s opposition. They fatally strike an old man, Pop Whistler, and abandon the body. Jim Hennessey reports the event, while Mrs. Jay contemplates a final check of the Home as a midnight rendezvous unfolds.
Mrs. Jay spies a shadowy visitor near the chapel as Caroline Cassidy plans a secret midnight meeting with Garret Cassidy. The scene hints at a family quarrel, a hidden life, and a trap set for the young couple at Avon Home.
Mrs. James H. Wolfe directs the Democratic national committee's women's division distributing government policy to female groups. The Utah organizer edited The Democratic Digest and fosters home, jobs, schools, and public health topics as the party prepares for the 1936 election.
A column by O. O. McIntyre surveys Hollywood figures, writers, and society names from 1936, noting careers, earnings, and the long loyalty of stage hands. It highlights Joan Crawford, Dorothy Parker, Kipling, Wells, Guest, Brisbane, and others, with anecdotes from New York and Florida, and ends with copyright note.
Skimmer and Mrs. Skimmer guard four eggs in a maple tree nest while Jenny and Johnny Wren move into a nearby Wren house and drag in sticks nails and wire. Skimmer doubts the trash nest and fears for the eggs as the Wrens begin foundation work for a real nest. The scene blends animal behavior with a parent bird’s vigilance and a note about a prewar silver half dime found in Texas.
The Brazilian Academy of Letters reports it is still far from completing the letter A in the Portuguese language dictionary begun in 1907 at Abacate, avocado pear, in Rio de Janeiro.
The ministry of transport undertakes a tunnel under the Thames linking Dartford Kent and Purfleet Essex at a total cost of 15 million dollars.
A man tries to back his car from a crowded alley while horn blares, dodging a thrown object from an angry peddler. The clue likens a tune to an Indian war dance when struck on a pan, yet becomes a pain in the neck when played on a piano.
The page lists a complex themed crossword with clues for generous across and down entries. Notable references include Madame Butterfly as a famous role and varied terms from romance to science, with a mix of person and object clues across the grid.
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