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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1934
Page
4
Column argues that Columbia University President Nicholas Murray Butler highlights the danger of unregulated profit motive. The piece urges legal regulation and a shift in mindset to value service over dollars, noting some callings already enforce this ideal.
More than 5000 American cities plan Birthday balls on January 30 to fund an endowment for the Warm Springs Foundation aiding infantile paralysis treatment. Proceeds aim to extend Roosevelt’s legacy nationwide and inspire broad public support.
Curt Tennyson and Paul St Clair aid an injured Klosphee, Hai ee Tenn Og, found shot and barely alive after a night attack. They treat his wounds, earn his trust, and uncover a brutal band leader Liam Klale and the tyrant Le Noir’s faction, as Tenn Og shares grim tribal politics.
The piece paints Will Hays as a tireless, busy industry figure who curbs chaos with swift decisions, inspiring both admiration and weariness. It notes his rumored blunt efficiency, public scrutiny, and impact on others in entertainment, alongside jabs at theater peers and social quirks.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains in his health column that influenza and past plagues show wave patterns. Epidemics rise when susceptible groups accumulate and fall after recovery, with cycles similar to measles driven by population immunity and time intervals.
In Thornton W. Burgess bedtime tale a gray unnamed stranger stirs fear among the Old Orchard birds. Tommy Tit the Chickadee suspects the visitor after spotting a feather on a bill, while Yank Yank and Sammy Jay doubt him and the mystery grows.
A clipped, humorous dialogue unfolds with hints of wordplay as a narrator and birds discuss suspicion and manners. The tale centers on a suspicious stranger and echoes of a previous puzzle. The scene ends with a teaser for the next story, The Stranger Is Watched.
Hollywood on January 2 showsBou levard lit by thousands of colored lights with artificial decorations on lamp posts. Film folk mingle in Roosevelt Blossom Room Cocoanut Grove Beverly-Wilshire Gold Room. Claire Trevor sings, Warner Baxter jokes with a turkey, Lewis Stone sketches a cabin, Maureen O Sullivan resurfaces after hospitalization.
In 1933 fiction, LeNoir planned an ambush and ordered killings with bodies sunk in a lake to mislead as a rapids disaster. He spared the white girl Sonya, possibly to keep her from warning others while Curt weighs a trip away from Russian Lake.
A dense list of crossword style hints spans across and down, naming writers, body parts, objects, and directional clues. The mixed clues reference languages, numbers, and common phrases, inviting solver inferences and cross-connecting entries.
The passage quizzes readers with questions about road widths tied to surveyor chains and recalls campaigns and enlistment figures. It cites the Pall Dinner Pall Campaign of 1896 for McKinley and Hobart and notes the Virgin Islands supplied the Navy with only 59 volunteers in World War I.
Johnny Dade 21 confessed to killing Roy Lapham 54 in a dilapidated barn near Alvin. Mose Ingram 24 of Houston was implicated by Dade. officers said robbery was the motive. Lapham, once from Port Arthur, vanished six years ago after business reverses.
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