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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1934
Page
4
The Globe News argues drought and heat threaten farmers yet deny imminent famine. It explains government measures like the AAA as responses to complex markets where bumper crops can hurt prices while disasters reduce supply, preserving overall food security. It notes the nation’s economic system, not the granary, shapes hunger risk and policy.
Glenn Frank argues the Roosevelt administration aims to guide broad economic policy and warns against creating a political bureaucracy to decide day to day business details. He urges balanced capital investment through empowered economic governments with strong leadership and research, not regimentation.
In a tense scene Marsha feels out of place in Miss Gertrude Powers home where Bob Powers returns from Mexico. Longstanding nerves surface as Marsha battles affection for Bob and longing for Geoffrey while Miss Gertrude needles her with judgments and the tea and dinner set underscore social tension.
Medical discussion outlines prevention and treatment of diphtheria using antitoxin injections and toxoid development. It explains high dose antitoxin for severe lockjaw, muscle or spinal injections, and the shift toward stimulating human immunity with toxoid and toxin-antitoxin mixtures.
A column by O. O. McIntyre profiles Jules Glaenzer a tireless New York social figure linked to jewelry houses and nightlife. The piece recalls Westchester al fresco dining frogs and Father Divine, notes Curley’s wrestling empire, Oscar’s prune lore, and a Madison Avenue polo department detour as it surveys early 1930s social and sport scenes.
Former President Herbert Hoover turns author with a new book The Challenge to Liberty announced in Palo Alto California. Set for September release the work surveys global liberty and analyzes Fascism Socialism and regimentation in various nations without addressing partisan politics.
Wigglenose evades Bowser the Hound by clever trail muddling and strategic retreat in the Old Pasture. He recalls lessons from his mother about dog avoidance and uses circling and jumping to fool the chase. The tale ends with Wiggl nose feeling triumphant as Bowser loses the scent.
A fragment lists three Q and A items: How many signed the Declaration of Independence Fifty six. what is coral the hard skeleton of certain marine polyps. which Roman general was once captured by pirates Julius Caesar.
A fragmented text presents a word builder game about letters and adding one new letter per word. It includes dialogue about a cowboys porch scene, a boss horses tale, and notes on a MELIve answer. Then a nervous friend wakes early for a dew filled morning, widens a window after a prior night of wine, and references a wedding at a bay area house with a winged trip.
In this excerpt Alice Claressa Richmond discusses family dynamics where a mother buffers between father and children. It argues that shielding children from the father creates a myth about him, weakens family bonds, and leaves the father isolated. Involvement from both parents strengthens relationships and shared duties.
Walter W. Husband former assistant secretary of labor has a three month appointment as immigration adviser and may sail for Russia to negotiate deportation of radical agitators. The State Department is also negotiating with Ambassador Bullitt in Moscow. About 80 Russian origin aliens are on deportation lists but Russia has not accepted deportees.
C M Tyler Amarillo civil service secretary announced six government job openings. Positions include Associate meteorologist salary 3800, assistant meteorologist 3200, Supervisory community worker 3200 to 3800, head community worker 2600 to 3200, community worker 2000 to 2600, and assistant community worker 1620 to 1980. Applications due August 21.
Health unit records show Amarillo saw 50 births in July and 31 deaths, a surplus of 19 births. Deputy registrar notes several birth certificates filed last month dated back to December, reflecting late filings.
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