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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1935
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe discusses Congress in January with Senator Nye pressing limits on munitions makers. It cites Justinian era arms laws as a precedent limiting private weapon manufacture and sales, suggesting public arsenals as the authorized producers.
At Knoxville the International City Managers Association endorsed the merit system for public employment and approved training recommendations. The group urged universities to provide public service guidance, broaden education for city administrators, and expand in service training and apprenticeships within local government. The report emphasizes graduate level education and practical training after entering municipal service.
A national survey shows Amarillo Texas records a lower infant mortality rate than most cities. Dr BR M Timer notes 61 in 1000 live births die before first birthday, with Amarillo's rate well below state and national averages.
The bank is held up as gunfire erupts. Gunmen flee in a car after a dramatic exchange. A wounded lookout lies in the street while bystanders converge on the fallen policeman. The chase and confusion ripple through town as residents react.
A bank robbery ends with a bank guard killed and a wounded clerk and banker injured. Sheriff chases suspects while an emergency committee restores order as authorities search nearby towns for the fleeing bandits.
A vivid New York fragment describes a stylish counter scene with a confident youth, a publicist chasing national air play, and references to Terhune and Ripley. It notes Bedouin scenes, Sahara treks, and fashion details like a golden brown great coat and a sky blue muffler.
A mosaic of literary notes and personal vignettes threads through Bedtime Stories by Thornton W Burges and a reflective look at writers, travel, and seasonal change. The piece spans reminiscences of authors, poets, and publishing, alongside a domestic scene of Welcome Robin debating wintering in the North.
In this 1935 Burgess tale Welcome Robin weighs leaving or staying as he scouts cedar trees and berry crops. He analyzes winter food supply, noting abundant cedar berries but pondering loneliness and the risk of starvation before choosing his path.
Dr. Morris Fishbein explains heart failure as a systemic disease, not just a heart problem. When circulation slows, the liver, kidneys, brain, and other organs suffer. breathlessness on exertion signals left-sided failure, often from high blood pressure, leading to a harmful cycle of reduced oxygen and weaker heart action.
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