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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1936
Page
4
In a discussion on speed-up in industry, the article notes Soviet worker Alexei Stakhanoff’s 102 tons of coal in six hours and how he and others are celebrated for high production. It contrasts American Communist critics with Soviet leaders praising individual rewards to spur initiative in a collectivist system.
Glancing at farm policy Glenn Frank argues farmers cannot mirror manufacturing due to weather and market limits. He warns against overreliance on single crops, notes tariff limits, and advocates treating agriculture and industry as a single economic order for stability.
A compact list of cross clue prompts with across and down entries. It pairs definitions like green leaf and parchment roll with wordplay items such as night before and driving command, aiming to fill a themed crossword grid with named and numeric entries.
Dana Westbrook and Ronnie Moore prepare for a Friday wedding while Dana’s grandmother Mrs. Cameron drives a separation. Nancy, Dana’s half sister, loves Ronald but stays aloof as the house buzzes with wedding preparations and Dana’s changing feelings.
In a small town, Ronnie and Nancy confront family tensions as Dana’s engagement to Dana’s beloved Scott unravels. Nancy accuses Dana of not loving Ronnie, while Ronnie confronts complex feelings. A midnight drive ends with an unexpected kiss that leaves Ronnie uneasy about his actions.
A quiz style entry explains that a dew worm is the British term for earth worm. It also states foghorn rules: steamers at sea sound four to six second blasts every two minutes in fog or snow, while inland waters require a once per minute blast. It notes Peregrine White as the Mayflower baby.
Maury H. Paul, society writer known as Cholly Knickerbocker, remains tireless amid Manhattan's social whirl. He splits time between East 57th Street and Connecticut, drives a Rolls, and stays connected with New York's social set while producing vast copy. Willie and Eugene Howard captivate audiences with burlesque flair, and Maugham and Wells mingle with literati at Ruben's and Broadway hotspots, reflecting Variety's nationwide reach.
A man aboard a flat boat of the New York Sanitation Department meets trouble as the vessel strikes an obstacle outside the bay and sinks with all aboard. Rescue efforts seek to determine the fate of those on board and the exact circumstances remain under inquiry.
On the eve of New Year’s, gunmen and robbers have been known to pose as respectable figures among fashionable crowds, creating danger in public spots.
A young grouse, fleeing Terror the Goshawk and Reddy Fox, follows Whitefoot the Wood Mouse advice to crawl into a hollow log. Whitefoot reveals a back exit, while Reddy cannot fit his head inside, leaving the bird safe for now as both predators watch from nearby.
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