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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1934
Page
4
The piece urges voters to choose three of five candidates for the seven member board. It argues a board should oversee the school system and that voters should evaluate qualifications and policies rather than personalities. It emphasizes the duty of representative voting in Saturday's election.
Moley magazine claims Hitlerism has invaded the United States on a nation wide scale with 19 cities hosting Nazi fronts. Recruits swearing in at 400 weekly in New York City and uniformed storm trooper drills in nearly twenty locations raise alarms about private armies and European style militant groups.
The piece describes a dramatic shift in Congress as Democrats flip from opposing the President over the independent offices appropriation veto to swiftly backing a tariff bill. It portrays a volatile Democratic majority showing unpredictable, almost royal, loyalties on major issues.
Glenn Frank argues Americans risk poorer future if radicals or reactionaries govern policy. He urges using full productive capacity to raise living standards and avoid trapping wealth in a few hands. The piece critiques focus on income distribution and promotes human utilization of production.
Judith Lane returns from the Rio Diablo engaged to Norman Dale, junior partner in the Houston law firm overseeing Big Tom Bevins’s affairs. Bevins, an engineer and contractor, has just completed river surveys for a dam project to reclaim the valley and aid impoverished settlers as the engineering party boats dock near Bevins.
Judith learns from Clia Sanford that Mathile Bevins plans to win Norman Dale, while Lampere aims to ruin Judith's boss. Norman's senior partner Morton Lampere seeks to end Judith’s engagement with a calculated move amid a yacht trip.
Alice Clarissa Richmond recounts how a mother's anxious guarding after a near fatal illness left her son Johnny fearful. The boy developed constant worry about injuries and illness, hindering normal play and school activity due to imagined dangers.
Dr Morris Fishbein surveys new medical tools from microscopes to ultra microscopes and X ray machines. He notes the basal metabolic apparatus measures body chemistry and outlines simple steps for test procedures. The piece adds guidance on reasonable precautions for children and parental worry.
A satirical roundup of New York film and theatre notes featuring Gladys Swarthout Gladys Cooper Zasu Pitts and David Warfield. The writer details celebrity impressions size illusions and a encounter with Jack Pearl Joe Weber and others noting stage magic versus off stage reality.
In Thornton Welegess bedtime tale Peter Rabbit endures a long night on a rising flood with only a small land rise to cling to. Dawn reveals a flooded Green Meadows with distant briar patch and debris drifting among submerged trees as stranded Peter contemplates his peril.
The excerpt reviews opening scenes from a mystery synopsis with an undertaker setting and a coffin, notes Hammett's abrupt plot stop, and mentions F Phillips Oppenheim’s home studio life in Cagnes. It also cites Variety’s bank scandal caption The Uncovered Wiggin and a theater program quip about McIntyre’s regal arrival.
A cryptic style theater puzzle lists clues and definitions for words across rows and columns. Solvers match each numbered clue to a word, spanning entities from natural elements to stage terms, with some entries hinting at languages or cultural references, in a dense wordplay grid.
The reader provides trivia prompts about the founding by Benjamin Franklin, Babe Ruth's full name George Herman Ruth, and the biblical quote Am I my brother's keeper attributed to Cain.
Peter clings to a shrinking island as water rises in a Big River gorge. A drifting raft bearing one or more skunks offers his only chance to escape. He must swim through freezing meltwater to reach the perilous craft before the flood consumes his refuge.
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