Globe News 1934 Outlook On National Politics
The Amarillo Globe News notes a political reawakening with signs of renewed partisan activity. Wadsworth Borah White Rainey Hoover and others stir debate on taxes communism and party strategy as pressure grows for GOP reorganizing and broader opposition to administration policies.
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Washington
Wadsworth
New York
Senator White
Maine
Borah
Idaho
Senate
Congress
Rainey
House
Hoover
Pacific Coast
Chicago
Jim Watson
Indiana
Republican National Committee
Ward
A Business Man on the Brain Trust
A veteran business leader criticizes both Brain Trusters and Big Business Men while urging higher academic pay to attract capable teachers. He argues current sweatshop policies push young professors toward resentment, risking a weaker social order and proposes $5 yearly doctorates minimum salaries to lift teaching caliber and foster superior political Brain Trusts.
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Wirt
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Judith Lane and the Bevins Dam Project Tangle
Judith Lane navigates a web of romance and business entitlement as Tom Bevins plans a Rio Diablo dam and suspects lawyer Morton Lampere of double crossing him. Judith faces wedding timing under stress from Mathile Bevins and Delphinium’s social bustle, while Norman Dale weighs family ties and a demanding Thanksgiving with the Bevins.
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Judith Lane
Tom Bevins
Bevins
Judy
Rio Diablo
Morton Lampere
Judith
Norman Dale
Lampere
Mathile Bevins
Tom
Norman
Hillendale
Mathile
Delphy
Lige
Furnichur
Anthony
Dale
Clia
J. Anthony Dale
Big Tom
Dolores
Sleep Deprivation Lowers Performance Says Dr Fishbein
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses a University of Chicago study where six men went sixty hours without sleep. The report notes worse wakefulness during 3 to 6 a.m. and increased irritability, with some participants appearing semiconscious. After long sleepless spells, they slept 11 to 12 hours.
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University of Chicago
Champion Sleeper Puzzle Clues Revealed Across Horizontal and Vertical
A themed word puzzle lists across and down clues including mythical hero who slept twenty years and items like lunar orb and crest. Answers span verbs nouns and adjectives, with references to classic myths and general terms, forming a connected grid of 60 plus entries.
Gotham Wit Portraits Socialist City Life
A satirical portrait of New York City life and characters by O. O. McIntyre. The piece savages urban sheepishness, notes on Times Square crowds, subway chaos, and juvenile slang. It also skims through figures like Douglas Fairbanks and Billy Rose, plus Riverside Drive scenes and public amusements.
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New York
Times Square
Manhattan
Cross Roads
Bedtime Stories and Farther Dreams Unite in Flood Tale
In a Green Meadows flood story, Peter Rabbit and friends drift on a raft then near shore, hope rising and sinking as land remains just out of reach. The scene contrasts with a string of quotes about writers and a note on pine canker fungus damaging South Mississippi pines.
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Peter Rabbit
Johnny Chuck
Danny
Nanny Meadow Mouse
Green Meadows
Guiding Your Child An ounce of prevention
By Alice Clarissa Richmond the essay urges strict home care during a child’s cold to prevent spread and complications. It argues schools cannot ban all colds, so parents must quarantine home sick children to avoid middle ear infections and other hazards, noting children’s vulnerability and need for protective measures.
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Alice Clarissa Richmond
Sally Jones
Mrs. Jones
Sally
School questions on 1933 cotton crop and founders
The text states the 1933 Southern cotton growers earned 856,776,000 for the crop including lint and seed. It identifies Clara Barton as the Red Cross founder and notes Ellis Island as immigrants’ landing point in New York Harbor.
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South
The
Red Cross
Clara Barton
New York Harbor
Ellis Island
Walling life and a daring swim across the water
A timid man laments his wife’s view of him while a couple on a raft discuss risk taking amid hunger. Mrs. Jerry swims toward shore on a floating log as Peter and Johnny Chuck debate courage versus prudence and whether she will survive the journey. Copyright 1934 by T. W. Burgess. The next story Hunger and Despair.
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Johnny Chuck
Peter
Johnny
Gerry
Mrs. Jerry
Mrs
Jerry
T. W. Burgess
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