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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1936
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe argues that careless driving damages lives and calls for strict driving licenses, education, enforcement of laws, and wider safer roads. It cites past looseness, compares pistols to cars, and urges action to curb traffic deaths and injuries nationwide.
The article describes a massive Republican anti Roosevelt campaign with speakers sound trucks and flashy billboards plus imported goods to show New Deal costs. Democrats use house-to-house asks and targeted mail to counter. Campaign staff and advertising experts coordinate large scale messaging across states with millions of pamphlets posters and buttons planned.
In a tense scene Carol, seeking emotional fulfillment, accepts a kiss from Porter while reflecting on past relationships. An expected October wedding for her friend Ellen spurs Carol to consider time off from work to serve as maid of honor, revealing her evolving independence and social entanglements.
In a 1936 Marian Sims scene Carol and Cornelia debate a pink bouffant dress with dropped shoulders and a tight bodice. They joke about dyeing it black and selling it back. Mrs House quotes a price and the pair plan lunch, while Carol anticipates Blake's interest tomorrow.
Miscellaneous deed records list Murray Samuel to B H Majors and others with lots and blocks, sums noted. Trade registrations include multiple Chevrolet, Plymouth, Buick, Olds and Studebaker autos for named owners. Marriage licenses issued to several couples including Elo Weatherby and Wilson Armer Vaughn Reardon Burwell.
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt enjoys midday gatherings, spinning stories at lunch. Magician John Mulholland thanks Roosevelt for aid in India, recalling Chandpur in 1926. The piece compares famed illusionists and riffs on the art of mumbles and showmanship.
Mary Astor diary, the Ogre of Hollywood, was sealed in a county vault beneath the treasury in a modern subterranean chamber protected by steel walls and photo-electric sensors. The impounding followed a custody battle settlement with ex husband Dr. Franklyn Thorpe to use the diary as potential evidence about Marylyn’s fitness. County Treasurer H L Byram sealed the diaries. The second item notes a permanent injunction related to citrus marketing authorities.
In this Health Bedtime Story adaptation Chatterer the Red Squirrel plots to swap homes with Spooky the Screech Owl. He tempts Spooky by suggesting the owl might prefer his tree while planning to move seeds and nuts with extra effort. Spooky wakes, objects, and Chatterer loses his temper, retreating back to his branch.
A dense set of crossword style clues across two directions listing definitions and targets. Includes references to people like Girl Athlete and categories such as musical notes and celestial terms, plus items such as Brazilian or Mexican pine and Christmas related terms.
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