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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1935
Page
4
Major John A. Warner, head of New York State Troopers, argues criminals flee across state lines to dodge extradition. He urges broader interstate compacts and federal help to speed return of fugitives, noting current cooperation gaps and high costs hinder enforcement.
Glenn Frank argues the era of heavy government involvement in private enterprise will see a brief reaction followed by renewed intervention unless business leadership and a revival of small enterprises shift the dynamic. He warns that without these changes, continued state intervention will rise.
Nicholas Trench learns from Sir William Avon about John Osborne death and the missing formula for a new metal. Osborne stole Molly O'Brien’s father's invention and planned to sell it to Sir Warren. Osborne dies, papers vanish, and the trio chase the formula amid high stakes and intrigue.
Dr Morris Fishbein notes moles on faces are usually harmless though some may be cancer risk. The piece outlines removal options and discusses benign versus malignant changes alongside a narrative involving trust, business intrigue, and a risky operation to recover a stolen formula.
Sails anxiously followed her mother all day with a mind full of unspoken fears. The tale opens as a shy child struggles to articulate inner worries after a frightening dream that blurred dream and reality. The scene centers on mother and daughter and the difficulty of expression.
The piece surveys actors and socialites at the Palace and Somerset hotspots in Manhattan, noting the lively chatter among the rich young set, flashy scenes, and rising trends. It adds sketches of era figures like Jock and Liz Whitney, Frank Lloyd era venues, and a nostalgic Bowery street writer.
Noah lived 350 years after the flood. Mexico is the world’s largest producer of silver.
A playful word builder puzzle unfolds with a dramatic climb and a bear named Buster discovering honey in a stump. The scene shifts from gambling ethics to a cozy woodland feast as Buster savors honey and then declares feeling better, hinting at the next story.
A compact clue list titled Man of Letters includes numerous cross references with definitions and wordplay for a puzzle grid. Entries cover terms from region to bellows and from verb forms to nouns, with notes on letter positions and word connections across horizontal and vertical directions.
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