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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1935
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe News discusses public debt and citizen responsibility. It argues debt is a collective obligation borne by all, highlights various tax sources, and urges spending on productive work with value returned to the public.
Glenn Prank argues the New Deal must be judged by its effect on the whole economy not by favors to specific groups. He warns that uncoordinated programs risk reproducing laissez faire dangers by advancing narrow interests at the expense of the common good.
Molly O Brien and Nick plot to recover a stolen million dollar formula with Jerry and Sir William Avon linked to a mysterious figure called Peter Orloff. They consider a sea route aboard the Seagull to elude threats from Osborne and a Russian tied gang. A waiter overhears their plans as Jacob Kilner appears with a missing ten shilling note.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains how people fail to notice pain when the cause vanishes. He cites athletes soldiers and epileptic patients who do not feel injuries or pain during or after intense episodes and notes reduced or absent pain perception in certain cognitive conditions including brain inflammation recovery.
Count Romanones, among Spain’s wealthiest, escaped a De Buenavista palace blaze in his night clothes with his family. The fire destroyed many art treasures and leveled a wing before firefighters contained it. They had planned a Toledo weekend. cause undetermined.
A 1935 column sketches New York social life and cultural notes. Foremost is an Upper Madison perfumery for men and its promise of scented kerchiefs. The piece also nods to theater figures like Percy Kilbride and Sean O Cassey, plus Mencken’s quieter years and other city curios.
William Green president of the American Federation of Labor protested Governor Eugene Talmadge against martial law in Rossville Georgia regarding a hosiery strike. He urged an investigation into what he called an unjustifiable exercise of executive power and detention of striking workers. The Louisville Kentucky workhouse location is mentioned.
Downy the Woodpecker learns a stranger cousin is visiting the Green Forest. Sammy Jay identifies a woodpecker at a dead spruce tree, and Downy confirms the visitor is a Woodpecker. The scene ends with a cautious greeting between Downy and the unknown relative.
The Metropolitan in New York City is identified as the largest museum in the United States. The piece also notes Robert Burns as the best loved Scotch poet and defines F. O. B. as Free on board delivered to a carrier but not including subsequent shipping charges.
A playful word puzzle describes building words by adding one letter each step. The scene hints at a hurried day ending with a character dauntlessly facing a homeward trip in a flivver. A separate passage shows a girl by the sea trying to sate her appetite for oysters.
Ralph Smith of Hereford was elected president of the North Texas School Band and Orchestra Association at its annual convention. Other officers include Glen A. Truax Clarendon vice president Robert Davidson McLean second vice president and Stencil Bagwell Amarillo secretary treasurer Oscar Wise Amarillo was named director of spring contests. Contests are set for March 21 22 and 23 with a parade planned for 4 30 p m on March 22.
The newly named U S assistant secretary of the treasury is expected to lead major fiscal policy efforts. Analysts anticipate focus on tax modernization, debt management, and regulatory coordination with other agencies.
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