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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1934
Page
4
The Amarillo police face a string of gun violence and jail releases as two peace officers die and others are attacked. Citizens demand action, but ask who will bear the burden—juries freeing dangerous suspects after insanity defenses.
President Woodrow Wilson is received by premier Georges Clemenceau in Paris as Allied leaders discuss postwar peace. The meeting underscores key diplomatic talks shaping the treaty and Allied unity.
Glenn Frank argues banking is moving toward government control driven by events not reformers. He cites leadership shortfalls, government-driven credit in agriculture and industry, bank shifts to government securities, and the decline of local commercial paper fueling mergers and finance. Banks must become business statesmen to guide the system.
Frank Grahame and Spin Winslow rescue actress Janice Kent from abductors led by Ortega near Hollywood. Ortega, rumored to plan a Mexico picture through Myberg, is identified as gang leader. Grahame plans to propose after guiding Janice to Agua Caliente as her public image and private life blur under looming danger.
A sustained discussion on makeup for young girls argues it is a fashion and should be approached with parental guidance. Mothers should explain cosmetics risks, promote good quality products, and teach self-control while acknowledging makeup as part of contemporary life.
A retrospective on Jean Schwartz, famed Tin Pan Alley composer, whose winter tune Winter remains in film and vaudeville. The piece recalls his rise, lifestyle, marriages, and abrupt disappearance from Broadway, with nods to Henry Rainey and a collage of show business anecdotes.
A playful passage traces a 'Word Builder' puzzle clue where letters grow with each step. It then shifts to a scene with Reddy Fox chased by Bowser the hound across the Old Orchard as Mother Brown reacts to unexpected events and a missing food pan. (Copyright, 1934, by T. W. Burgess)
Dr. Morris Fishbein explains how regular exertion enlarges muscles by fiber growth and increases overall tissue size. He notes training expands vital capacity, with athletes averaging four to five quarts versus three quarts in non athletes.
An assortment of 1934 entertainment mentions includes Arthur Somers Roche waking with a cigarette, Maurice Chevalier and Georges Carpentier trading nicknames, painter John Baragwanath in a Connecticut studio, Vernon Castle's early stage role as a sissy, and Blanche Ring performing in a song titled Yip hi daddy hi ay. A telegram quotes a baffling twister about a stewed snoot.
A readable extraction notes questions and answers about ripe coffee berries color red the largest continent Asia and the theory of evolution linking Lamarck Darwin Spencer Huxley with evolutionary theory.
A mixed word puzzle listing horizontal and vertical clues about terms from religion science language and general vocabulary. Entries include names like Aurora and Health and items such as bone and lariat across diverse clue types.
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