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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1935
Page
4
The Globe reports a public meeting tonight on a permanent Amarillo Junior College site. School board seeks patron participation to weigh plans without raising district debt while maintaining quality and avoiding burdens on grade schools. Attendance urged at the high school for a pivotal discussion of the college’s future.
University of Southern California research by Dr. Frank C. Touton shows student workers in the federal part time jobs program posted higher grades, greater seriousness, and broader gains than peers fully funded by parents, suggesting self-support boosts purpose and effort in college.
Glenn Frank argues that recovery requires both economic revival and a social renewal. He warns the 1929 breakdown was a breakdown of men, not systems, urging self discipline, social responsibility, and a religious awakening to restore American life and enterprise.
James Stimson returns from World War I with a limp and leads a St Louis parade as New Concord cheers. Jane, once sharp, channels effort into Red Cross and Y M C A relief work while battling complex feelings toward James. Mrs Benson spurs Jane toward ambulance service in France, stirring personal tensions at home.
The passage traces Bohemia’s long history from a mighty state to its post 1918 transformation into Czechoslovakia and features a commemorative stamp showing Bohemian lion breaking chains. It shifts to a domestic scene with James and Jane, recalling marriage tensions, family dynamics, and a 1935 copyright note, ending with a stat about the United States rail network in 1933.
New York writer O. O. McIntyre riffs on contemporary public figures, socialites, and entertainers. He muses on Irish bus conductors, the changing fame of Billy Rose and Fannie Brice, and caricatures of luminaries from Vincent Astor to Gene Tunney. The column blends city life notes with vivid portraits of society figures and theatre figures, closing with a vignette about upscale shops and a gossiping aside on Gallipolis.
Peter Rabbit narrates a near escape from Shadow the Weasel while seeking refuge near the old stone wall by the Old Briar Patch. Johnny Chuck warns of rumors about the Weasel and Striped Chipmunk hides as fear spreads among the local animal community.
Reports from Hunang Province say 100 passengers aboard a small steamer on the Tishui River near Chanteh were burned to death when boilers exploded. The disaster occurred about 50 miles northeast of the city as the vessel neared the port.
A fragment lists questions and answers about egg consumption in the United States and phrases from classical philosophy. It mentions Thomas Paine as the author of both Common Sense and The Age of Reason.
Word Builder puzzle text shows a sequence where Fach adds a new letter to the previous letters, forming an anagram. The passage references bills, a secretary, a paycheck with ten dollars extra, and a remark about mothers with sons and daughters in discipline, all from 1935.
The article recounts a surge in firework accidents last Fourth of July and argues for stronger prevention. It notes weak enforcement near cities, road side stands, and car traffic as factors. The National Association for the Prevention of Blindness warns against permissive sales and urges public caution to spare children from burns and loss of sight.
A compact crossword style puzzle references the sculptor Augustus (1848 1907) with clues across and down. The grid includes entries for sculptures, symbols, health retreats, and other terms, forming a themed word game about the famous artist.
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