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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1935
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe News presents its founding, editorial leadership, and publishing details. It outlines circulation, subscription rates, delivery options, and service by carrier or mail. The piece also asserts independence and impartial news coverage.
Colliers Weekly sent Walter Tiasenport to examine unemployed migration to California. Davenport estimates millions rely on relief as 4000 arrive monthly. refugees spread across states. Residents debate exclusion laws while Townsend Sinclair and Huey Long schemes fuel rumors of poverty abolition.
Dr. Frank argues against political management steering economies toward dictatorship and terror. He warns that permanent output restriction under central planning risks coercion, coercive labor regimes, and planned degrade of workers, urging better planning within capitalism to avoid despotism.
Reddy Fox makes a discovery as an accidental moment brings a new idea to mind.
Jo Darien, a college freshman, lands a bookkeeper job at a marine supply house and becomes entangled with Douglas Marsh, a wealthy suitor planning a Crest Lake summer colony. Marsh offers her a hostess position there, while Jo grapples with exposure to Bret Paul and Tubby’s gossip about her evening with Marsh.
Jo confirms to Tubby she will spend a week at Crest Lake with Marsh planning a summer wardrobe and breakfast at an expensive restaurant. Marsh telephones to assure the Crest Lake trip remains true and promises to send her ticket this afternoon.
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses the humble prune as a nutrition item in the modern diet noting its vitamin and mineral content. The column mixes social commentary and fiction sketches including Reddy Fox and Jerry Muskrat, plus a scene of a Madison Avenue gun room and a Dickens Room restaurant.
A lighthearted wartime era tale follows Reddy as he hesitates before entering a pool. Fleas swarm his head once water touches them, prompting a clever, accidental solution when they abandon his nose for a floating piece of bark. The story ends with the next chapter teaser Mrs. Reddy Is Convinced.
The text lists quiz questions about aviation pioneers and flag etiquette. It notes Wilbur and Orville Wright from Dayton Ohio, their first glider in 1906, defines Christ as the anointed one, and states flag disposal should be private and by burning per the 1923 flag code.
A dense crossword style puzzle lists many clues across and down with numbers and letter hints. The grid references historical puzzle conventions and includes definitions for both English terms and proper nouns across diverse topics.
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