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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1935

Page

4

Taxing Property On Income Debate At Tax Conference

John A. Zangerle urges against England style income based realty tax. He argues England’s net rental value system would raise rates and risk confiscatory taxes on highly valued property. He warns against exempting real estate from taxes even when operating at a loss and cautions the public should receive reciprocal benefits.

United States John A. Zangerle Cuyahoga County National Association of Tax Assessing Officials Knoxville Tenn M. Zangerle Poe England Mr. Zangerle Stangerle Sons Zangerle

John Barrymore Adds Spark To Night Club Scene

O. O. McIntyre notes John Barrymore boosted publicity for night clubs and cabarets in New York this fall. The actor mingled with celebrities, tolerated cameras, and entertained crowds, shedding his formal reserve as other stars observed him in public gatherings and parties.

O. O. McIntyre New York John Barrymore Algonquin A Barrymore

Bedtime Stories Creature Escapes Black Pussy

Black Pussy the cat plans a hunting excursion toward the Old Stonewall to catch Striped Chipmunk. Sammy Jay and a chorus of birds alarm the prowling feline, pecking at her as she lunges, underscoring nature’s cautious balance between predator and prey.

Black Pussy Farmer Brown's Farmer Brown Sammy Jay Sammy Peter Rabbit Peter

School Days Quiz From The Little Brother Ef Peat

A fragment from a school page presents three questions with answers. It asks the distance to the nearest star as 25 500 000 000 000 miles. It notes John Scott Harrison as both son and father of presidents, born in 1804 at Vincennes Indiana. It states canal locks first used in 1497 on the Martesana Canal in Italy with Leonardo da Vinci involved.

John Scott Harrison Vincennes Indiana William Henry Harrison United States Benjamin Harerison Ans Martesana Canal Italy Leonardo da Vinci

France faces double bind after seeking security from England and Totaly

The piece argues France pursued security against Germany by leaning on two allies, England and Totaly, repeatedly placing itself to avoid offending either. In the end, the self serving strategy backfires as it risks alienating both partners and undermining national interests.

France Germany Totaly England

The Rebirth of an Old Delusion by Glenn Prank

Dr Frank argues that postwar systems like Communism Fascism National Socialism and New Dealism share a belief in centralized national power. He warns such control would enslave the masses despite advances in science and industry. He singles out New Deal legislation as evidence and promises more detail tomorrow.

Dr. Frank Glenn Prank Russia Italy Germany United States Potomac

Blue Door Secrets and a House of Deception

In a tense scene at the Hunter house, Bertha’s fears fade as Duncan Hunter leaves for freedom. Flaine Chalmers schemes to win John McNeill with Ruth Woodson found, while Elaine Chalmers prepares for a bold turn. John professes love to Ruth. Elaine accepts defeat as Ruth agrees to marry him.

Duncan Hunter Bertha Gibbs Bertha Flaine Chalmers John John McNeill Flaine Blaine Cleveland Segwick Elaine Penny Everyman Susie Florence Princeton Ruth Mr. McNeill Ruth Woodson Hunter House Naval Academy Elaine Chalmers Dennis Davis

San Martin Liberator of South America Stamp Tribute

A historical note on Jose de San Martin as the liberator of Argentina Chile and Peru. It recounts his secret European training arrival in 1812 leadership against Spanish rule and crossing the Andes to defeat Spaniards in Chile in 1817 and later campaigns in Peru before dying in 1830. The article mentions commemorative stamps issued by Peru Chile and Argentina.

South America Jose de San Martin Spain Argentina San Martin Europe Andes Chile Peru Lima Simeon Holwar Pas

Hair evidence and a varied menu tempt a Copenhagen cafe

The article explains how hair analysis helps crime detection by matching hair samples to individuals. It notes hair has three layers and that apes share closer central coloring to humans. A line then shifts to a scene with Dennis Davis and Elaine, echoing reporter observations. It ends with a Copenhagen restaurant offering 157 sandwich varieties from birds nest to cactus flower honey.

Copenhagen

Notable Personalities and Oddities Gleaned From 1935 Clippings

A humorous compendium lists Anna Gould with her 18-year-old French poodle, Ray D. Lillibridge tracking wardrobe dates, Lindy the restaurant man as a former Berlin waiter, Pee Wee Byers now a Detroit radio announcer, Grover Whalen commuting by open car, Hoppy De Wolf Hopper at the Lambs, Hap Ward running a Boston cafe, and a quip from Landom Graphic praising coffee over dessert.

Anna Gould Ray D. Lillibridge Lindy Hoppy Hap” Ward Boston

Black Pussy Fights Birds in Old Orchard Tale

In this Burgess tale from 1935, Black Pussy treks past the Old Orchard and Green Forest birds as they mob her, forcing a retreat toward the barn. Peter Rabbit senses danger unseen as Sammy Jay and others screech, while the scene sets up the next story, Peter's Cousin Does His Part.

Sammy Jay Welcome Robin Black Pussy Green Forest Scrapper Kingbird Peter Rabbit Peter T. W. Burgess

Rubber Industry Puzzle Across and Down Clues

A crossword style list of horizontal and vertical clues about rubber terms and related items, including chemical names, places, and materials, with entries spanning from basic definitions to industry terms reflecting historical rubber production and terminology.

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