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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1934
Page
4
The editor weighs the Hoover era style of relief with the New Deal Civil Works Administration. It notes funding fears and labor shortages as private business lags. It warns cutting aid abruptly could hurt millions of unemployed workers and political fallout looms.
The Journal of the Aeronautical Sciences forecasts a future plane reaching 544 mph. Such speed would cut New York to Chicago under two hours and Honolulu to San Francisco under five, with a New York Europe flight around seven hours. Critics question the practical need for such speeds.
The article outlines three core NRA driven labor aims: set working hours by social need to expand employment. establish a minimum wage linked to national buying power. and support labor organization and collective bargaining. It notes federal backing strengthens labor's position against radicalism and may outweigh industrial pushback.
Sonya Volkov pursues international crook Igor Karakhen into a northern Canadian lake region. Curt Tennison and Paul plan an ambush near Karakhan's cabin while Sonya's party nears, with Curt aiming to disable Karakhan's plane to prevent a getaway. The gathering forces include Liam Klare LeNoir and armed guards as tension builds for a showdown.
Director William Seiter notes forming a man and woman comedy team is nearly impossible. He cites Zasu Pitts and Slim Summerville as first to succeed in that mix and predicts Zasu Pitts with Pert Kelton in the new film So You Won’t Ring Eh? could become a hit pairing.
Dr Fishbein warns that massage for reducing fat and firming relaxed tissues is risky and mostly temporary. It increases blood flow and lymph movement during treatment but metabolic impact is limited and gains are not lasting.
A brisk column mixes fashion peeks and stage gossip. Irene Bordoni is described as chirpy while socialites like Hope Hampton and Rosa Mond Pinchot appear in fleeting vignettes. Observations span theater, dining, dress, and a Central Park snapshot of a young couple.
Hooty the Great Horned Owl and Whitey the snowy Owl debate share of prey and home, respecting each other after a brief fight. Whitey explains winter scarcity of lemmings and hares, revealing life in trees and on the ground. The scene ends with a park encounter and humorous banter.
In a 1934 Burgess children’s story two Cousins Whitey the badger and Hooty the owl discuss life in the Green Forest and Green Meadows. They debate hunting, safety around humans and whether to stay or move on as they plan future adventures. The tale sets up next story Danny Meadow Mouse Saw.
An article by Alice Clarissa Richmond discusses Helen a pretty but vain girl whose obsession with appearance alienates friends. It argues that parental and peer emphasis on looks fosters arrogance and unhappiness, while real beauty comes from happiness, graciousness, balance, and inner peace.
The text plays with garbled phrases DAYS PP a sch ndalaeahante and hints at unity in diversity. It references Pluribus Unum as one in unity made from many parts and the US motto derived from a Latin poem linked to Virgil. It asks about Carnivora meaning flesh eaters and describes feeding on animals.
A dense set of crossword style clues across horizontal and vertical entries. Solvers identify artists, gods, abbreviations, and common words from a mixed themed puzzle. The list includes numeric annotations and references to figures like Mickie Mouse and various definitions for travel, objects, and actions.
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