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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1934
Page
4
The Globe notes the League of Nations aided a peaceful settlement between Jugoslavia and Hungary, calling it a crucial barrier that prevented a broader European conflict. It emphasizes the league functioning well and being a real institutional safeguard amid lingering postwar tensions.
Ohio reformed its parole system three years ago and reports strong results. Of 26 423 convicts reviewed, 9594 were paroled and only 3 percent returned to crime. Seventy two percent of parolees are now employed and contributing members of society.
Glenn Frank reports Richberg and Moley framing the New Deal as salvation for American capitalism and constitutional liberty. The seven lamps include permanent NRA, worker and consumer codes, bold business leadership, legal responsibility for labor, opposition to regimentation, private enterprise guiding state expansion, and rejection of laissez faire.
Marian and Silver clash over a letter and a planned shift of blame as Marian plans to reveal the truth to the district attorney. Silver presses for a compromising letter to protect her own future, while Marian schemes to keep Len and her father safe until authorities arrive. Tomorrow, Hero comes to the rescue.
The piece explains resting energy use around 100 calories per hour and that activity raises expenditure modestly. It notes calories come from food and compares a cup of black coffee about 10 calories to iced coffee with cream and sugar at roughly 150 calories, warning it may be more fattening.
A guide by Alice Clarissa Richmond urges keeping a well stocked supply of wrapping paper for rainy days and kid entertainment. Grocer bags, laundry wrappings, and shop wrappings become sheets for crafts. Brown paper on walls, scrapbooks, and magazine pictures foster imagination and hands on learning.
New York society notes feature Kate Smith, worth about 900000 in annuities, and an array of gossipy portraits. Robert Hague hones a world class watch collection while Edison era figures like Bert Lahr and Katharine Hepburn are in playful contrast to clubby elites. The piece threads luxury, travel, and celebrity across Madison Avenue to Riviera lore.
Horizontal clues cover sport terms and misc words while vertical clues provide synonyms and technical terms. The grid fills with multiple six and four feet references and a mix of general and precise words across a themed sports puzzle.
In Thornton Burgess bedtime tale, Danny Meadow Mouse returns to the cornfield jug where Nanny Meadow Mouse is hiding. They recount their narrow escape from Farmer Brown’s Boy and the disarrayed nest near the corncrib while a playful packing anecdote unfolds.
In a tense exchange Danny and Nanny decide to flee a dangerous trap rather than abandon the best home on Green Meadows. Nanny insists they stay to guard their shelter while Danny frets about a looming threat and a possible return of the giant.
One year old alfalfa roots reach six feet, two year olds twelve feet, older plants twenty feet or more. The Cyclops are a fabled giant race with a single eye in the center of the forehead. Farragut shouted Damn the torpedoes at the Battle of Mobile Bay on August 5 1864.
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