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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1934

Page

4

The Globe News Publishing Co. Advertises Rates and Policy

The Amarillo Globe News details publication dates and offices, carrier and mail subscription rates, the special delivery service, and a policy statement declaring independence and impartial reporting. It lists publishers and managers and notes post date February 20 1924 and January 1 1934 date in text.

Amarillo Texas Amalo Aes Amarillo Globe Amarillo Daily News Ee Special Delivery Service Globe News-Globe

Three Paths for U S Businesses Open in New Deal Debate

The administration weighs three options for communications and industry: leave as is, create a government supervised monopoly, or full government ownership. Public sentiment leans toward a supervised monopoly, with doubts about both continuing the old system and full nationalization. The era serves as a proving ground, from Muscle Shoals to the NRA, before a final electorate verdict.

Washington Dispatches Washington NRA Muscle Shoals

Acknowledging the 1933 and 1934 Time Tale

A verse scene contrasts 1933 and 1934 as a chubby child meets a gaunt elder. The elder explains his hardships and record, prompting the youth to realize life’s demands. The departing old man leaves the youth to face the future as time marks its passing. Verse by G. B. R.

Cherub Oldster Bud

Recovery currents and the Roosevelt plan for action

Glenn Frank argues that the nation should not accept cyclical economists’ fatalism during the 1929 low mood. He praises Roosevelt’s mastery over policy, calls for conscious economic planning, and promises future pieces tracing depressions and cyclical trends to align recovery with deliberate action.

Glenn Frank Roosevelt Ase

Forbidden Valley Pursuit Among Hidden Isles

Curt Tennyson and Paul St. Clair hunt Igor Karakhan in Forbidden Valley. They encounter Sonya on a perilous mission and face an ambush by the Klosohee while camping on an island. Sonya reveals a concealed weapon as night falls and threats loom from approaching canoes.

Curt Tennyson Paul St. Clair Igor Karakhan Sonya Ralph Nichols Curt Paul Willow Island

Motion Pictures Influence on Youth Behavior

Dr Morris Fishbein reports on a study by education researchers linking cinema exposure to crime, nervousness, insomnia and delinquency. Investigations of 300 delinquent girls and many boys, plus grade-school comparisons, show motion pictures shaping behavior in receptive minds.

Committee On Research In Education

Cinderella girls in Hollywood face grim fate says casting director

Fred Schuessler of RKO says thirty two Cinderella girls pulled from the skies in three years failed to sustain film careers. Only Betty Furness surpassed the group while stars like Janet Gaynor and Myrna Loy rose from extras. He argues glamour fades without hard work and study. Harry Green adds studying law helps actors read contracts.

Dan Thomas Hollywood Fred Schuessler RKO Studio Betty Furness Schussler Janet Gaynor Jean Harlow Myrna Loy Frances Dee Ann Dvorak Harry Green

Dolly Sisters Revived Again By O. O. McIntyre

New York diary notes a lively day with Mary Dereaux, Ray Long Jr., Gary Cooper, and others. A humor sketch recalls Dolly sisters’ rise, royalty jokes, dining parties, and a talk on door colors in urban brownstones.

O. O. McIntyre New York Harry Silvey the Lambs Jack Doyle George Mary Dereaux Eddie Maud Peabody Gary Cooper T. J. White Harvery D. Burrill the Dana Syracuse

A Shocking Discovery in Old Orchard Tale

A stranger in the Old Orchard arouses suspicion among birds led by Tommy Tit. Yank Yank the Nuthatch makes a shocking discovery of a dead Junco wedged in a tree, suggesting a possible accident with someone careless behind it.

Old Mother Nature Sammy Jay Tommy Tit Tommy Yank Yank

The Mystery Of The Killer In The Old Orchard

Yank Yank discovers a dead Junco and a trapped Mouse, puzzling his friends at the Old Orchard. The mystery of who killed the birds unsettles the Hollow and leaves the group fearful and unsure. The next tale titled Tommy Tit Is Laughed At follows.

Tommy Tit

Arrows Fall On Camp In Native Skirmish

Curt and Sonya dodge attack as Klosphees open fire with darts and rifles. Paul disarms aggressors at rock nest. the hostile party crosses to the mainland, leaving Curt desolate over lost chance for peace. Tomorrow Curt tends a wounded map.

Curt Paul Sonya Francois Jocky William B. Mowery

Do apples regulate the body and river length facts

The article explains that apples are mostly water and vegetable acid, acting as regulators of the system. It states the St. Lawrence River is about 750 miles long and that European debtors owe the United States over 11 billion dollars, with annual payments below one tenth of one percent.

St. Lawrence River United States

Inventions and clues puzzle grid solution list

This item lists horizontal and vertical crossword clues with numbers and partial hints. It includes references to inventors, languages, actions, places like North Carolina, and terms covering anatomy, music, and navigation in a mixed clue set.

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