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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1933

Page

5

Scouts Exhibit In Own Building At Fourth Merit Badge Show

Amarillo Area Council Boy Scouts of America opens its fourth annual Merit Badge exhibit in a building of its own at the Tri-State Fair. Troops display new subjects from Art to Metal Work, abandoning camping and pioneering for innovative topics and handicraft exhibits.

Amarillo Area Goodnight Vera Claude Washburn Canyon Angline Palo Duro Canyon State Park Face Scouts’ Auxiliary Troon St. Andrew's Eiscopal Poh J. Johnson Walter Mellor Dean Settle Fech Roy

Merit Badge Exhibit Opens At Tri-State Fair In Amarillo

Amarillo Area Council outlines fair week activities with the Merit Badge Exhibit in the new Scout Building. Troops must be ready by 8 am Saturday or lose points. Court of Honor is Sept 29. Applications for awards due by Sept 27. Seascout Exhibit by Ship Fightin Bob and Scribe and Indian Lore Schools planned.

Marvin J. Paul Amarillo John S. McKnight Fightin Bob Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church Bob Johnson Walt Mellor Dean Settle Scout Damon Blake Howard Ferguson J. T Oliver Floyde Garwood Ellwood Park Lewis Dodson Texas A. & M. College Herbert Pestor Pirates of 12 C. L. Cochran Ramblers Bob Clark

Boston recluse Gamaliel Bradford earned about $1000 a year

The Journal of Gamaliel Bradford reveals that Gamaliel Bradford of Wellesley Hills lived as a literary recluse for 40 years producing 28 books while averaging only about $1000 yearly. The work was published by Houghton Miflin Company.

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Courthouse Records and Vehicle Registrations Reported

Warranty deeds record transfers including T D Walters to Myrtle Mc Collum and M E Dilday to M Cammack with parcel details and prices. Vehicle registrations list owners and car makes such as Plymouth Buick Chevrolet Ford and Chrysler in Amarillo Borger and Jackson addresses.

T. D. Walters Myrtle McCollum M. E. Dilday M. Cammack Dilday S&f D. C. Schrader N. Fairmont Plymouth Earl Snapp Amarillo Buick Roy W. Conrad Chevrolet Frank Clowe Jackson Ford B. W. van Noy Maryland J. H. Walker Borger Tex Chrysler

Pottery Merit Badge Exhibit At Canyon Fair

Troop 30 Bob Whites of Canyon plan an afternoon display on the Palo Duro State Park. Pan thers of 16 at Vega plan a Vega community fair camping exhibit with charts and may move to the Amarillo fair afterward.

Texas Longhorns Bill Dyer Bill Rusk Claude Gray Buffaloes T. B. Atkins San Antonio Felix Kittens Buckin' Broncs Fair Grounds Lucky Thirteen Bob Whites Canyon Palo Duro State Park Vega Amarillo Fair

New York Utility Taxes Slow City Pricing Push

Today’s page 1 continuation notes a plan to sell current at modest 1 1 2 cents to residents while private firms charge 4 1 2 cents. Utility men in New York lament tax changes hitting their profits.

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Faraday’s electricity and Feisal funerals in a political era

The piece contrasts Faraday’s electric breakthroughs with Gladstone’s era and Feisal’s death, noting politicians' expense concerns and the public hunger for leaders. It touches on taxation of electricity, the allure of discovery, and the futility of sensational funerals, ending with Amy Johnson Mollison’s daring aviation drive.

Irony and ideology in wartime rhetoric and power

The passage contrasts utopian eternal leisure with totalitarian control, citing Nazi rhetoric and Goering boasting of erasing parliamentary government. It notes echoes of Soviet policy on food and prices and critiques hypocrisy between proclaimed freedoms and implemented oppression. Lincoln and democratic ideals frame the warning about half measures.

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