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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1934
Page
4
The Navy Department may cooperate with private industry to establish a commercial dirigible link between the United States and Europe. After Akron’s crash the craft were seen as fragile, yet authorities argue an American-made service could prove practicality and usefulness through regular schedules and testing.
The piece argues Al Smith’s fallen popularity hinges on Tammany Hall hissed reception. It notes the Tammany dinner’s boos and subsequent cheers for ex mayor Jimmy Walker as a paradoxical “accolade” implying public reformers anger Tammany. The author suggests offending Tammany signals doing public good.
Glenn Frank argues that social banking and centralized power rise from economic insecurity, driving public tolerance for strong leadership. He notes Mussolini Hitler Roosevelt as products of insecurity and warns opposition can't win by labeling New Deal unconstitutional, urging a better plan for mass security.
Frank Grace the explorer believes Raoul Ortega engineered the abduction of film star Janice Kent. Janice disputes him yet is in love with Frank, and at producer Myberg’s office they plan a Mexican film without Ortega. Janice recounts the abduction while Paula recalls a phone call hinting at Ortega’s involvement.
In a tense drawing room scene Janice faces Frank who is drawn to a drift bottle found in the gulf. The note rekindles hope of Langton alive, prompting Janice to consider sending Frank south. She confronts him with a sharp kiss and a swift, devastating slap as plans unfold.
A discussion by Alice Clarissa Richmond on slang in language. Slang colors speech across generations, its misuse lies in overuse, not in its existence, and parents should guide without quashing creativity while avoiding excess.
A mosaic of urban vignettes from 1934 detailing Mayor La Guardia humor, socialites like Fannie Brice and Kay Brush, and club life at Lafayette and Lindy’s. The piece blends celebrity witticisms, fashion, and a children's tale about Reddy Fox with brief notes on venues, diners, and cultural personages.
A puzzle of growing letters unfolds as a man endures labor and a narrator recalls a village scene. The tale shifts to Farmer Brown and his dogs chasing Reddy Fox, with Mrs Reddy stealing Bowser’s breakfast and two foxes outwitting the hound. The scene ends with a tease for the next story about Reddy and Mrs. Reddy.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains that most headaches pass quickly while migraine can incapacitate. He notes migraine often runs in families and may stem from brain structure, making absolute cures unlikely. Some sufferers seek stomach doctors or eye specialists hoping for relief through glasses.
The text asks about when Valentine’s Day began and notes uncertain origins dating back to the fourteenth century. It also asks which device the Greeks used to enter Troy, describing the wooden horse filled with soldiers and the Trojans opening the gates for the Greeks. It mentions Woodrow Wilson as the last Virginia born U.S. president.
A dense clue list asks for the German leader and related terms across horizontal and vertical slots. Answers include oceans prepositions colors and body parts, with references to German chancellor and various anatomy and chemistry terms.
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