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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1935
Page
4
The Globe proclaims its independence as a democratic newspaper publishing news impartially and supporting what it believes to be right regardless of party politics.
A Senate Crime Investigating Committee report condemns out of state and Texas officers who levy multiple fines and fees at roadside stops. It cites a justice of the peace collecting 2.50 per case plus a 13.50 minimum fine and a constable averaging 500 dollars monthly, urging grand jury action to curb the racketeering that targets truck drivers and abuses road laws.
The article notes that Leo Kameneff and Gregory Zinovieff join many others who have pleaded guilty in a Soviet revolutionary plot. It argues revolutions devour their own children as time reveals and crushes leaders, erasing ideals and muting the hoped cures for social ills.
Glenn Frank urges fundamental readjustments across finance economic and political orders in response to a new world created by science and tech. He warns urgent leadership action is needed to avoid demagogues and calls for objective judgment and continued corrective criticism of policies.
Nicholas Trench rescues Molly O'Brien from a gang seeking her knowledge of a stolen formula. Molly rests as Nick, Jerry Mordaunt, and Jimmy Fox plan the next steps while awaiting Jerry’s return and a potential confrontation with Orloff’s gang.
A fragment from 1934 describes health lore about gout with a narrative thread where two men discuss events after a night of danger. References to Sydenham and old medical detail sit beside a modern hotel room scene and a breakfast plan as Molly recovers and Dawson reports on the night’s events.
Warranty deeds show May E. Desper transferring to First National Bank of Amarillo a 391 acre tract in section 14 block 2 4 B and M for 10 dollars. Scott B. King and others to Mrs Anna J Clark for Lot 3 and part of Lot 4 Block 56 G 8S for 3600 dollars. Vehicle registrations list several 1930s autos and owners including Lewis J L Mou...
In a 1935 diary style piece, a writer buys a ride in a baggage coach from a depot northward into Florida sharing details of travelers, the baggage man, hotels, a dining stop, and nostalgic recollections of music and theater from New York. The narrative moves through orange groves, frost damage, and roadside scenes as the author reflects on American mobility and poverty on the open road.
Spite the Marten hunts for a squirrel by stalking through the forest. He studies Red Squirrels and their habits planning a stealthy ambush while avoiding an alert target in the woods. A grouse bursts from cover as the pursuit nears.
Discussion in Washington about enlarging Caballo Dam in New Mexico to raise storage and enable hydro electric power at Elephant Butte. PWA has already allocated 1.5 million dollars with 800 thousand more requested for height increase and related power preparations. The text also includes a natural history vignette about a chattering Squirrel and Spite the Marten.
Acoustics is the science of sounds. Texas has been under six flags French Spanish Mexican Republic of Texas United States and Confederacy at various times. Boxing the compass means naming in sequence the 32 points of the compass.
A word builder teaser asks solvers to form a chain where each new word contains the letters of the previous word plus one new letter. The prompt hints at a quote about maintaining and not being in one’s own juice, inviting players to fill blanks with fitting words.
The article notes repeated use of the word NEO to mean now and observes the speaker’s constant drone-like delivery. It highlights audience fatigue as the speaker persisted in his modern cadence.
A crossword style clue set lists multiple across and down entries for a puzzle theme about cinema figures and general terms. Clues point to actors actresses and common words linked to markets balance and skill craft and geography.
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