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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1934
Page
4
The six aircraft completed a 2400 mile formation flight California to Hawaii exactly on schedule with no fuss or incident. Officials hailed the feat as a tribute to naval aviation, noting the skill and discipline behind the long, difficult journey.
Curt and Paul miss Smash Desplaines at the lake, he vanishes with a note about a dance. Sonya travels with Klosphees toward Karakhan, fearful and hopeful. Ralph Nichols is wounded and believed to have warned Curt before dying, while Sonya struggles alone as LeNoir pushes her toward a dangerous liaison.
New York January report notes Walter Chrysler Jr introduces gate checking at a premiere for Katharine Hepburn. Celebrities such as Blanche Bates Frances Starr and Will Rogers guests mingle as Hepburn's play draws mixed reviews while the crowd admires the dramatic entrances and the new curtain of celebrity attendance.
Hairy the Woodpecker discovers Timmy the Flying Squirrel sleeping in his new home. He watches and waits to catch him in the act, deciding to stay near and guard the space. Timmy cleverly avoids returning too soon, leaving Hairy frustrated by days of watchful stillness.
A mixed set of trivia and an old children story excerpt. Questions cover Hebrew meaning of Amen and the Dred Scott decision. The piece shifts to a Burgess short about Timmy the Flying Squirrel, detailing a chase around trees and a humorous ending with Timmy as hero.
Hollywood notes list curious facts about actors and film life. Jack LaRue bets on horses, Wynne Gibson is a top poker player, Phillips Holmes moved through many schools due to touring parents, and Vivian Tobin at seven played Alice in Wonderland. Margaret Sullivan flies, Ginger Rogers loses freckles, and Charlie Chaplin kept Zasu Pitts under contract without her appearing before a camera.
Lucy at 14 pushes fashion beyond her mother Alice Clarissa Richmond notes with concern as conflict over clothes strains their bond. The piece argues for early mutual trust and later compromise on style to preserve parent child harmony.
Dr Fishbein extols milk as the best single food for children noting its proteins minerals especially calcium and phosphorus and digestible fat. He cautions contamination from cows and handlers and cites tuberculin testing laws to remove diseased cattle to protect milk supply.
The passage outlines a word ladder puzzle about shaping ordinary life under constraints and reveals a Saturday word builder example. A barefoot man encounters a cat in darkness, yells SCAT, then steps on tacks, toppling stacks of books and waking the household.
A dense historical crossword style puzzle titled Indian Princess presents a horizontal and vertical clue set. It lists numerous wordplay prompts such as Slavic, ozone, August, and various endings, with references to archaic spellings and partial phrases, all awaiting solution.
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