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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1935
Page
4
A column critiques the League of Nations as impotent due to sovereign restraint and argues nations chose intermittent warfare over enforced peace. It also presents a 1935 Lenten creed proposing deeper spiritual values and a universal view of life and being.
In the Valley of the Dead Montana Kid and Pascual confront escape plots as Juan Silva plots to use them. Juan Silva hopes a risky alliance will unlock his long sought goal while El Reed and Lascar press their advantage in a tense confrontation over Rubriz and the prisoner.
Funeral services for Enoch Collins were held at 2 PM from Boxwell Brothers Chapel with Rev. Carl F Schmids officiating. Collins, a longtime resident of Amarillo, died in an accident near Walters. pallbearers included T. A. Williams and others.
New York diary notes show John Barrymore drawing attention across a crowded room as O O McIntyre recounts a day of social swing. He spots celebs like Claudette Colbert Roy and Steve Cobb amid a flurry of theater chatter and cultural glamour. The piece also mentions future memoirs by George Jessel and reflections on dance shifts at junior events.
An exhibit in Moscow showcases a series of stamps marking the death anniversary of Vladimir Lenin. The display traces Lenin’s life from childhood to his rise in politics, revealing stages in the stamps’ illustrations and themes.
Reddy Fox accepts defeats with the same grace as success as he seeks a Chuck dinner entangled between Johnny Chuck and a stranger. He positions himself between the burrow and the two Chucks, confident of a meal whichever way the fight ends.
Morris Fishbein discusses the economic burden of tuberculosis on 650,000 Americans, noting a 350 million yearly cost and an average five year duration. He urges renewed focus as death rates have fallen but more reductions are possible.
The first cable street car entered service on August 1, 1873 on Clay Street Hill in San Francisco California. The National Capitol in Washington is the only US building flown over day and night year round. A prestidigitator is a juggler or conjurer.
Clues refer to Napoleon Bonaparte and his wife plus a wide range of general crossword answers. The puzzle lists definitions for terms from wing to meadow and notes about nobility, anatomy, and objects. It includes references to French empire figures and common nouns across a themed wordplay grid.
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