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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1934

Page

4

Amarillo Globe prints Hawk speech on Panhandle merits

Honolulu Star Bulletin excerpt quotes Wilbur C Hawk praising Amarillo Texas Panhandle. It highlights city manager government budget discipline low taxes and cheap gas waterworks and schools. The story notes Hawks remarks on local industry parks and hospitality and acknowledges his role in West Texas civic affairs.

Amarillo Tor Hawk Texas Panhandle Wilbur C Honolulu KGMB Hawk Panhandle Honolulu Star-Bulletin Star-Bulletin Texas United States Price Memorial St. Mary's Academy Malolo Tex Honolulu Star Hawaii Tourist Bureau Riley H. Allen Star- Bulletin Southwest West Texas Chamber of Commerce

Bedtime Stories and Hepburn on Radio Fears

A diary style fragment recounts Constance Collier missing New York sunshine in London, meetings with Walter Chrysler Jr. and Betty Shuster, and a Beaux Arts era note. It includes Thornton Burgess’s Johnny Chuck tale and observations on radio stage fright from Katharine Hepburn and others, with a Shakespearean note on a Singer Building anecdote.

C. O. McIntyre New York Constance Collier London George Belcher Crowninshield My Lady Henry L. Doherty Morgan Dennis Scottie Lee Olwell Walter Chrysler, Jr Betty Shuster Messmore Kendalls Elizabeth Cobb

Two of a Kind and a Frank Buck Theatre in Singapore

The column links a comic item Two of a Kind to a Singapore cinema listing Frank Buck from a new theatre. It notes Rus sell Wilson of Cincinnati as a rare mayoral profile and mixes in brief social notes about a bank raider, a Broadway lawyer, and a roundup of unmuzzled police dogs.

Bagatelles Singapore Russell Wilson Cincinnati Jos W. Harriman Freddie Kaplan Broadway

Not So High After All

President Roosevelt pegs the 1930s national debt at 31.834 billion dollars as the high for history while noting Britain carries 7.583 billion pounds sterling in debt, roughly 36 billion dollars, with roughly a third of the U.S. population. The piece argues the debt is manageable.

Roosevelt Great Britain United States

Courtesy at borders aims to shape first impressions

Immigration officials in Washington are ordered to be more courteous to newcomers at ports of entry. The current image of the service is blunt and unfriendly, and the change seeks to ensure the first contact with the United States leaves a positive lasting impression on arrivals.

Washington United States American Immigration Service Immigration Service

Adventure begins on a migrant quest to Mexico

Frank Grahame leaves Hollywood after Janice Kent rejects his marriage proposal and a film offer sinks from view. On a Ward liner toward Quintana Roo he recalls warnings about Mexico's jungle and its hidden ruins. His aim is to find vanished aviator Bill Langton, driven by curiosity and the call of unexplored lands.

Laredo Mexico Bill Langton Frank Grahame Hollywood Janice Kent Mybers Janice New York Frank Explorer’s Club Porfio Diaz Quintana Roo Russia Geographic Office Smithsonian Peabody Vera Cruz Grahame

Marksman Don Raoul Fires on Street Dog in Foreign Port

Don Raoul Ortega y Mendoza shoots a stray dog in a dusty street after a meal, then walks toward the freight wharves. He reflects on his varied life of mining, oil, and fortune seeking, set against a coastal port scene.

Raoul Ortega Y Mendoza Don Raoul Herbert Jensen

Courthouse Records and Deed Listings Highlight Transfers

Court records show warranty deeds from J. L. Gamblin to Willie Lindsey and J. H. to D. F. Pleasant with property lots and blocks. Deeds of trust involve Porter Reeves and H. A. Shaw with lots and monetary amounts. Vehicle registrations include J. L. Bivins and A. H. Cornette listing makes and models.

J. L. Gamblin Willie Lindsey Beverley Gar Frank Cates D. F. Pleasant J. H Porter Reeves H. O. Lb. Corp O. T H. A. Shaw Et Ux H. Rate Corp C. C. Dist South Sav. & Loon Co. W. Hall R. FE Mobley Eliza Mobley J. E. Nunn Walter Miller Belmont Park Rd Miles T. Bivins Elizabeth Bivins Plemons J. L. Bivins Pontiac A. H. Cornette Ford

Night vision and vitamin A deficiency linked to xerophthalmia

Dr. Morris Fishbein explains that night blindness signals Vitamin A deficiency, often due to diet or absorption issues. He notes xerophthalmia as a rare but serious progressed eye condition, more common in past Europe after fat shortages, and outlines factors that deplete or fail to supply vitamin A in the body.

Hippocrates United States Europe

Word Builder Clue About Health and Labor

The passage speaks of a truckman's life and the need to avoid harming his body while lifting heavy loads. It links strength with virtue and notes the truckmen's focus on safety and health through labor. The earlier word builder example connects endurance, heat, lathe work, and health.

Assassinated Premier Puzzle Clue Answer Reveal

A historical newspaper puzzle notes a premier assassinated recently with clues and answers across horizontal and vertical entries. It references country origin, positions, and various wordplay elements tied to a themed crossword style.

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