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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1934
Page
4
A Chicago era style editorial argues New York's new city administration can curb graft and crime. It praises top leadership for shaking up law enforcement but notes rank and file cops must also be instructed to act decisively to smash gangs and corruption.
Glenn Frank argues lavish government spending fuels a brief revival but risks inflation if private recovery stalls. He warns CWA outlays and broad taxation will be hard to stop without timely private growth, urging cooperation with Roosevelt to restore normal recovery and avoid currency printing.
Frank Grahame an aviator and explorer navigates Hollywood intrigue after a tense encounter with Janice Kent and a looming contract with Moberg's firm. He grapples with memories of the jungle and a missing friend Langton while a dark pursuit threads through the city and studio offices.
In a Hollywood intrigue, Don Raoul Ortega pitches a jungle backdrop for a blond goddess tale. Janice Kent stars opposite Myberg and Ortega considers a romance angle, while pages hint the crash may be linked to Ortega. Frank Grahame and Spin discuss the rumor mill and upcoming plot twists.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains that while twins and triplets are not rare, quadruplets quintuplets and sextuplets are extremely uncommon. He cites only a few known sextuplet cases and about 300 quintuplet cases, with quadruplets arising in about 1 in 512000 births and notes the high mortality risk for quadruplets.
New York columnist notes a veteran, Jerry Breitigam, a wanderer through newspapers from copy boy to editor, and recalls stories about critics, theater nights, and show robes. A playful look at personalities, dinners, and salon anecdotes from the era.
A short excerpt from Bedtime Stories introduces Reddy Fox and contemplates luck fate and meeting soon or late as it unfolds in a fable style. The scene hints at animal characters and a moral frame typical of Burgess's tales.
A starving fox named Reddy trudges through deep snow in search of food. He spots a fallen Grebe under the snow and uses a risky dash to secure a meal, ending with the discovery of relief from hunger near a frozen waterway. The scene cues a continuation titled Reddy and Mrs. Reddy Talk It Over.
A mother shares how to train a child to refrain from asking for food during adult meals. By teaching early that no extra treats are available, a child learns to accept the family dining routine and not expect a cookie or cake between meals.
A mixed set of crossword style clues listing across and down entries. Includes references to a magnetic peasant, royalty, geographic hints, and various everyday terms. No narrative, just a puzzle grid with numbered hints and solutions to fill.
The text presents a dated word game where each correct word contains all letters of the previous with one new letter added, though letters may rearrange. It includes a Manhattan husband denouement and an afternoon walk gag, plus a quote about preferring an OAF to a LOAF and FLOAT imagery referencing a financier.
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