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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1936
Page
4
A critique of U.S. policy arguing the ordinary citizen bears the burden of taxes while farmers, sol diers, middlemen, and labor groups gain protection and relief. The piece laments the consumer’s lack of organized support and calls for a party to prioritize taxpayer protection.
A fragmented diary style column recounts evenings with Bob Brinkerhoff and Corey Ford, mentions a Kipling tale, and notes the deaths and careers of theater figures like Roxy and Ham Fisher. It blends social glimpses from New York society with brief bios of Nebel and Crouse, and ends with a cliffhanger about Ronnie and Nancy.
In a winter tale set in Hollywood a nimble hare named Jumper dodges Terror the Goshawk, Yowler the Bobcat, and Reddy Fox with swift leaps and expert snowshoeing. Jumper uses a bramble trap to escape as Terror fails to reach him, ending the chase in a bramble tangle.
Dr. Glenn Frank argues in 1936 the key issue is central power in Washington and the need for concrete programs. He says voters will judge Democrats and Republicans by their practical economic solutions and the balance between self government and federal authority.
Dana Stanley, divorcing Dr Scott Stanley, plans to marry wealthy Donald Moore while Nora and Ronnie swirl in a love triangle. Scott, now Osbourne’s partner, races to operate after a car crash, prompting a tense hospital call that unsettles Dana as secrets strain their family links.
Questions cover early American housing, trouser derivation from old French russe, and a scene from a story where Nancy awaits Ronnie as family hopes for a wedding fades, with Ronnie arriving to tense surprise. The narrative includes Nancy, Grandmother, Dana, and a floral hall setting.
The passage recalls Garibaldi in 1860 Rome and his role in uniting Italy, noting his red shirt history and nickname El Diavolo. It then shifts to a modern serialized fiction scene with Ronnie and Nancy, where Dana’s desertion and a planned marriage raise moral tensions about honesty and social appearances.
In a 1936 McNaught Syndicate column, Azarello recounts meeting in a cafe where the other person sat unresponsive in early December. He jokes about changing to long underwear that night, noting the public persona of columnists.
Horizontal clues cover Old Testament figures and terms. vertical clues add related words. The grid pairs biblical names with common terms like dry, frozen water, goose, and Darius. A range of 60 plus entries links persons, places, actions, and everyday words in a crossword style.
An urban meditation contrasts youth in the sun with mature men who mind their own affairs. It argues that a man who works diligently in overalls or denim finds true happiness, while others fixate on sin and its consequences and push their views on others.
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