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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1934

Page

4

Panhandle road relief plan gains state support

Secretary Carl Hinton of the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce reports Panhandle backing for a road relief program. A mass meeting in Amarillo drew 25 counties, voting to send a committee to Austin with authority to act. The state relief commission agreed to cooperate and will send two members to Washington to consult federal authorities. A standing Panhandle committee is urged to organize around this effort.

Carl Hinton Amarillo State Relief Commission Panhandle Washington Austin

Much Ado About Nothing on Los Angeles Hearings

Report on congressional inquiries in Los Angeles reveals a “silver shirt” outfit seeking weapons and seizure of power, plus a subsidized Communist group tied to film stars and the San Francisco general strike. Public anxiety grows though some say the movement is minor and the Reds total about 2,000 locals.

Congressional Investigating Committee Los Angeles San Francisco

Education Doubly Important Now by Glenn Frank

Dr. Frank argues education defense and development are crucial amid shifts toward child labor limits and longer work hours. He cites complex global challenges, including democratic erosion, state power, nationalism, propaganda in education, religious decline, and class conflict, urging expanded public and mass education for superior leadership and informed citizens.

Dr. Frank Glenn Frank McClure Newspaper Syndicate

Spite Marriage Synopsis Ends In Realized Love

Marsha marries Bob Viowers after believing Geoffrey Laketon wed another. She discovers her true love for Bob, Geoffrey calls, she confesses, Bob overhears, and they head to New York toward divorce. Chapter 22. Bob sits behind a raised paper as they ride by train to town with Durham to fetch the maids.

Marsha Bob Viowers Geoffrey Laketon Bob Geoffrey New York Durham Murray Hall

Pneumonia risks and signs in early 20th century medicine

A medical overview explains pneumonia as a serious, rapidly progressing disease caused by diverse germs. It notes death rates vary by country, age, health, and care, with high mortality in the very young and old, and highlights signs of severe illness, chest infection risk, and the importance of skilled nursing and medical monitoring.

Bellevue Hospital New York

Ivy Lee Tops Press Agents in Public Relations Prowess

O. O. McIntyre profiles Ivy Lee as the era’s leading publicist, detailing his rise from Cedartown to East 66th Street mansion, his Rockefeller and foreign-government ties, and his role as a capitalistic adviser. The piece also sketches other cultural figures and anecdotes from New York’s publicity and entertainment scene, noting lingering celebrity lore and industry quirks.

O. O. McIntyre New York Ivy Lee Rockefellers East 66Th Street Broad Street Cedartown

Reddy Hides His Feelings In Burgess's Wigglenose Tale

In this bedtime fable, Wigglenose the rabbit discovers a clover patch after Reddy Fox boasts of it. He eats deeply, then calmly thanks the fox for the tip while noting the abundance remains. Reddy masks irritation as he feigns gladness at another rabbit’s meal. The tale closes with plans for tomorrow.

Reddy Fox Reddy Wigglenose T. W. Burgess

System of Identification puzzle clues list

A long list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues covering topics from personal identification systems to clothing, anatomy, languages, and objects. Entries include hints like founder of a penal identifi cation system, palm thatch, sun god, and various short answers.

Embassy in Moscow to cost $1,166,000

Uncle Sam proposes building an American embassy in Moscow with funds already appropriated totaling $1,166,000. Also notes define the Thirty Nine Articles as the Church of England’s 39 doctrinal points and states the tomato is native to South America.

Russia Uncle Sam Moscow Church of England South America

Word Builder aboard ship punishes gossiping crew

Aboard a vessel many aboard gossip and spread rumors about others including the captain. Captains who disapprove can discipline those who engage in such conduct as they are responsible for their crew.

If I were A Captain I would certainly have AT my finger tips

A vivid old time voice declares a captain’s fantasy of identifying diners who linger after meals and of striking out against a constant table battles with waiters. The speaker names frustration with late dining, harsh judgments of behavior, and desire for swift action against perceived wrongs in the dining room.

Gilchrist Boat Expert Seen For Bolivar Ferry

Austin August 16. State Highway Engineer Gibb Gilchrist 15 now to qualify as a boat expert. He will decide the ferryboat type for the Bolivar Ferry on Highway 124. Gilchrist has taken two boat trips to France and back with the A E F. The boats will be bought by Galveston County and operated by the State Highway Department to cut tolls.

Gilchrist Austin Gibb Gilchrist Bolivar France Galveston County State

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