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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1935
Page
4
A Chicago judge upholds a ruling that a higher earning wife need not pay alimony when there are no children or dependents. The piece also notes optimism on street cleaner promotions in New York and quotes experts on labor trends and recovery, warning of a looming skilled-labor shortage as the economy recovers.
Nicholas Trench is acquitted of John Osborne's murder and narrowly escapes another attempt on his life. He teams with Molly OBrien who claims ownership of a million dollar formula Osborne stole. Jerry Mordaught meets Molly as a complex tale unfolds from the Savage Club to Villiers Street with hopes of the truth.
A health column by Dr Morris Fishbein opens the year with a health inventory. In a second narrative, a man recounts a botched boat deal, an arrest, and a court trial where mistaken identity and mistaken notes nearly lead to a deadly outcome, ending with a jail stay and a promise of a syndicate addition.
An article urging parents to ensure child happiness as key to health. It links unhappiness to possible health or school issues and emphasizes examining home life and parental harmony. It argues parents should observe, analyze, and address signs of discontent before problems become chronic.
In Greenwich Village at twilight a sculptor works under bright light in a basement studio while fellow artists linger in attics and courts. The scene reveals a stubborn, impoverished dedication to art amid restless cultural currents and evolving Broadway and radio trends.
A halted leaf tale in the Green Forest centers on Bobby Coon perched in a tree while Prickly Porky the Porcupine sits below with Buster Bear on the ground. Bobby hopes Porky will move to clear a path, but Porky remains obstinate, delaying Bobby’s chances of safety as winter nears.
Rabbi David Rosenbaum of Temple Judea died at his home in Chicago yesterday, reportedly from a heart attack. He previously lived in Waco and Austin, Texas.
A cryptic crossword style list describes clues for a puzzle about a foreign aviatrix in the London to Melbourne air race. It mixes aviation terms with across and down hints, mentioning pilots, measurements, garments, and objects, inviting solvers to fill the grid with names and words linked to the race and era.
John Milton Scanland veteran author and newspaperman died of heart disease at his home in Los Angeles yesterday at age 91. He contributed to several papers and wrote extensively on regional topics. His passing closes a long career in journalism and literature.
A brisk quiz card asks three questions about history and religion. It names William McKinley as the assassinated president, defines political economy as the dismal science, credits Thomas Carlyle with a phrase, and notes the Cathedral of St. Peter in Rome as the world s largest church at 636 feet long.
In the tale, Buster Bear tries to coax Prickly Porky from a tree where Bobby Coon watches. Prickly Porky ignores threats and uses his spear like tail quills to deter the bear, who incurs a prick and retreats. The scene ends with Bobby hoping Porky will stay put as the standoff continues.
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