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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1934
Page
2
The Department of Justice plans a crime clinic in Washington to study ways to strengthen campaigns against violent crime. The Wickersham Committee urged state police and state bureaus of criminal investigation, noting most robberies occur where patrols are weak and criminals escape beyond city limits.
The United States asserts a claim to about 200000 square miles near the South Pole following Admiral Byrd's exploration of new Antarctic lands. Critics question future value while noting Antarctica's extreme cold may hinder development despite the historic notion of discovery.
In this column Glenn Frank urges Roosevelt to push clearer reciprocal trade legislation. He argues the current framework stalls progress despite Hull and Peek efforts, warning that delaying entry to world markets harms the South and threatens broader commodity prospects.
Marian Casad plans to aid husband Lon Casad by locating Max Hamlin to obtain crucial evidence against the crooked contractor McSwain. She prepares to confront danger, disguises herself to reach Oakmere, and coordinates with ally Waki to deliver a strategic telegram while Lon faces pressure related to a high school project.
Dr Morris Fishbein cites child behavior experts noting modern conditions do not solely create difficult children. He argues shattered nerves of parents in postwar times reflect on offspring and highlights broken homes as a potent delinquency factor after reviewing 200 court cases in England, where 101 came from unhappy parental separations.
West Amarillo Christian Church will hold World Bible Day services Sunday marking the 400th anniversary of Luther’s Bible translation. Recognition will honor the oldest, smallest and largest Bibles. Rev. Powell Smith will speak on The Origin of the Bible and The Imperishable Word.
A 1934 McNaught Syndicate piece by O. O. McIntyre surveys urban society in New York. It mentions Rae Van Buren, Buster Keaton, Mary Roberts Rhinehart, Fred Stone, Elizabeth Arden, Walter Chrysler Jr., and Maud Lovelace, with reflections on public figures, venues, and a Minnesota festival for Wel come.
Public notices list several property transfers from N P Hermansen to E B Burgess and Elmo Joslin to Farm and Home Savings and Loan. Transfers include portions of tracts in McKinstry Gilvin Williams Denver Heights and Crowdus Starkey areas with $10 consideration. Brass composition noted as alloy of copper and zinc.
The list presents a crossword style set of clues and answers including a notable physician winner of a medical prize and references to players like Drs Whipple and Murphy. It weaves together terms on anatomy disease, objects, and common words, forming a puzzle with horizontal and vertical entries.
Danny Meadow Mouse and Nanny flee the cornfield after spotting Shadow the Weasel. They seek a safer home and discover a hidden den in a scarecrow jug near Farmer Brown's field. Nanny claims the new shelter, while Danny follows, convinced by the risk of pursuit and the need to escape multiple hunters.
A reader asks about migration patterns of animals and the association of notable figures with industries. The piece notes that besides birds, several fish mammals and insects migrate annually and identifies Carnegie with steel Fricke with coal and steel and Hill with railroads.
A word builder puzzle text describes blank letters building successively with added letters. It references a sunlit scene of an ig window, a child and pet, and a mother warning about posters reporting misdeeds. The excerpt hints at sport and discipline as a reaction to mischief by children.
Revival success leads Tabernacle Baptist to continue services beyond schedule with twice weekly Sunday sessions and Wednesday nights. After holidays, nightly services planned. Rev J C Sisemore conducts preaching and John T Sisemore directs music. public urged to attend.
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