Amarillo Glove 1934 Recovery Project Dance Night
The Amarillo Globe notes President Roosevelt’s infantile paralysis recovery drive and urges local participation in five dances held at The Nat Khiva Shrine Temple Roseland Ellis Hall and the American Legion Hall to benefit the Warm Springs Foundation. Proceeds fund recovery efforts and support the Roosevelt initiative.
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Amarillo
Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Warm Springs Foundation
Nat
Khiva Shrine Temple
Roseland
Ellis Hall
American Legion
Voter Poll Tax Reminder Urges Texans to Pay
A call stresses paying the poll tax of 1.75 to certify eligibility to vote. It argues voter enfranchisement under Texas law, warns neglect harms government efficiency, and notes 24 hours remain to obtain a poll tax receipt.
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Texas
Breeding a New Leadership and State Role in Government
Dr. Frank argues the federal government must partner with leading universities to train a new generation of first class public servants. He envisions expanding state functions and creating a national training institution akin to West Point to prepare leaders for complex governance.
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Dr. Frank
Glenn Frank
Roosevelt
West Point
Annapolis
Army
Navy
Eruption Can Cool Earth For Years Says Study
Scientists warn a volcanic eruption can trigger years of cooler global temperatures as ash dust blocks sunlight. Researchers explain volcanic particles reflect sunlight, reducing heat reaching the planet and altering climate patterns for an extended period.
Curt heroically crashes to save Karakhan pursuit
In a dramatic air clash over Forbidden Valley Curt dives from his crippled Speedair to collide with Karakhan, destroying the enemy plane. Curt survives a violent plunge into the lake, using a parachute soon after. Paul and Sonya witness Curt’s survival as the lake battle ends and a reunion begins.
Hollywood Wanderings Patchwork of Film Celebs
In Hollywood on January 30, Otto Kruger hoes his garden while Madge Evans and Tom Gallery play morning tennis. Spencer Tracy and Pat Patterson discuss pasts as leads in Bottoms Up. Jeanette MacDonald’s dogs chase Ted Healy. Will Rogers hosts Joel McCrea Frances Dee at Fox cafe. Carole Lombard George Raft stay close. Lupe Velez roams M G M commissary with chihuahua puppies and is escorted out. Jean Parker charms in a Gibson Girl dress at lunch with William Bakewell.
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Curt
Smash
Paul
Sikanni
Sonya
Kara
Hollywood
Otto Kruger
Madge Evans
Tom Gallery
Madge
Spencer Tracy
Pat Patterson
Jeanette MacDonald
Stormy Weather
Captain
Ted Healy
Healy
Stooges
Jean Hersholt
Muriel Evans
Will Rogers
Joel McCrea
Frances Dee
Mrs. McCrea
Fox
Frances
Margaret Livingston
Helen
Carole Lombard
George Raft
Lupe Velez
Jean Parker
William Bakewell
Health Talk Warns on Winter Sports Hip and Shoulder Injuries
Dr. Fishbein explains how hips and shoulders bear the brunt of winter sport accidents in hockey skiing and sleighing. He notes frequent femur head fractures in high speed falls and unusual clashes when skaters collide, even among experts.
Glamour and gaffes on Broadway and city lore
New York gossip from O O McIntyre paints Bob Hague as a polished rogue and Broadway host with a life of sea journeys, opera wives, and cigars. The piece hops through the Lambs circle, a jet bonneted lady in a brooklyn burial, the Hartsdale Dog Cemetery costs, a vast decaying hospital, and Upper Broadway dining culture. It muses on prose style, cites Dreiser and Hemingway, and recalls a 1934 expatriate scene with Drexel Biddle and E Berry Wall amid Park Avenue chic and Gay 90s revelry.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Bob Hague
Broadway
Major Oil Company
Mary Lewis
Arkansas
the Lambs
William Gaxton
Reddy Fox Faces Owl After Scrapes and Silence
Reddy Fox limps home to the Old Pasture with scratches and a torn coat. Mrs. Reddy questions the fight and discovers a white feather, suspecting the northern owl caused the injuries. He admits only that there was a fight and the owl may have won a few feathers.
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Reddy
Old Man Coyote
Mrs.Reddy
Bowser the Hound
Mrs. Reddy
Mrs Reddy
Reddy Learns Temper Lessons From Whitey the Snowy Owl
In a Burgess tale, Reddy admits losing his temper when he spots Whitey the Snowy Owl. Mrs. Reddy admonishes him to stay calm, avoid conflict, and steer clear of the owl, noting the danger and urging polite behavior. The scene ends with Reddy tending his wounds.
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Reddy
Mrs. Reddy
Danny Meadow Mouse
Whitey
Snowy Owl
Karakhan Takeover News Brings Curt Pride and Resolve
Curt reads a Time-Tribune headline about Karakhan, an embezzler killed resisting arrest, and feels pride in the money angle. The hunt costs him a maimed hand and a ruined plane, but he gains personal gains, release from years of searching, and Sonya. Tomorrow, Curt and Sonya begin anew as they return to old John’s sociable.
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Sonya
Curt
Paul
Karakhan
Carl
John
Old Paxton
Marlin
Time-Tribune
Old John
A-K
William B. Mowery
Famous woman writer appears in puzzle clue list
A crossword style list presents clues across horizontal and vertical entries with references to people, places, and objects. The page includes descriptors such as death notice, lawful, pace, deity, forest, standard measure, and various animal and plant terms, forming a dense word puzzle.
Word Builder: A Puzzle of Letters and Hidden Clues
A word building game asks solvers to extend a base word by one letter each round. The narrative hides phrases about a contract and a coffee shop offering, while a roadside scene unfolds with three people seated in a car. They stare at a poster as a pastor and parties remain central to the advertisement.
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Victor Hugo
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Anthony J. Drexel Biddle
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Mr. Wall
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Sulka's Corner
Rue de Rivoli
Rumpelmayer’s
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McNaught Syndicate, Inc
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Thornton W. Burgess
Reddy Fox
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