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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1935

Page

4

Drivers license law a start toward stricter traffic control

The Amarillo Globe notes the new drivers license law licenses all drivers and allows license suspension only for felonious infractions. Courts can order drivers off public highways after drunkenness or manslaughter convictions, while the system aims to focus attention on traffic regulation and penalties as laws evolve. It also comments on Young Democrats in Texas, noting their organizational struggles and urging alignment with the older party principles of Jefferson and Cleveland.

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Profit and Loss of the AAA by Glenn Frank

The piece weighs profit and loss in the AAA era for farmers. It notes higher prices and government aid as profits, plus loan refinances and purchases. It also cites hog price rises, reduced pork consumption, and substitution as losses, arguing for a middle ground in policy.

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Men or Women Which Are Better Teachers Toss-Up Says Woman Prof

Dr Annie Webb Blanton professor of educational administration at the University of Texas says there is no difference in natural ability or efficiency between male and female teachers. Women are better for lower grades but men can teach English and history, while women can teach chemistry and physics. Both genders should teach what they know. Higher wages would attract better instructors, she adds, noting many naturals hesitate due to low salaries.

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The Golden Feather leads to a hotel stakeout

Federal agent Larry Glenn hunts for Wingy Lewis in a West Park hotel after bonds, a car, and a raided suite tie Bobby Montague and Jean Dunn to a bank robbery. The team gathers fingerprints, traces prints, and tracks a Frontenac sedan while coordinating with hotel staff and a garage manager.

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Keep Eye on Buddy Ebsen in Films and Other Notes

A collage of pop culture musings from 1935 covers Buddy Ebsen’s rising film star status, fashion and celebrity quips about Cab Calloway and Mae West imitations, reflections on Sam Goldwyn and Dorothy Parker, and observations from O. O. McIntyre. It threads through early cinema, theater, and radio personalities with witty vignettes and cultural snips.

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Night Rivalry in the Green Forest

In Thornton W Burgess bedtime tale a strange deer appears in the Green Forest as Lightfoot the fawn Slimlegs and Mrs Lightfoot sense an impending encounter. Lightfoot confronts the intruder at dawn by the pond near Paddy the Beaver, sparking suspense and a challenge for maternal approval.

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Maori art and stamps preserve weaving and tattoo traditions

The article notes scholars claim the Maoris of New Zealand regained traditional weaving and tattoo practices. It highlights a New Zealand stamp issue featuring Maori art, and references figures linked to fertility and leadership roles within Maori culture.

Health Talk on Rheumatism Causes and Treatments

Dr Morris Fishbein surveys rheumatic disease history and current thinking. He notes long debated links to dental infection and nutrition with many physicians trying diverse treatments from vaccines to heat therapies to control symptoms.

The Fight That Slimlegs Saw

A vivid confrontation unfolds as Lightfoot and a stranger clash for dominance in the Green Forest. Eyes burn, tempers flare, and Mrs. Lightfoot’s gaze adds tension while a challenge turns to a fight for survival and status.

Canadian Official HORIZONTAL crossword clues list

A scrambled crossword style puzzle featuring Horizontal and Vertical clues about politics vegetables anatomy and objects. It includes terms like new premier, buffalo, toupee, preposition and other wordplay elements mapped to numeric positions and cross clues.

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