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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1935
Page
4
The Globe urges careful, long term national resource planning beyond Depression era relief. It argues for a 20 year conservation program with up to 500 million dollars annually, stressing unified national responsibility to prevent forest loss, floods, soil erosion, and mineral depletion, and warns that destroying forests and farms undermines America’s foundation and future recovery.
Column reflects on the Coolidge era optimism giving way to a public hunger for quick remedies. It cites Broadus Mitchell on hopes, delays, and the need for patience, warning that belief in magic in policy must fade to avoid delusion and pursue real workable plans.
Palm Beach scene recalls hotel staff as sharp observers of patrons while a crime thread unfolds with Milly O'Brien Nick Trench and Jerry Mordaunt aboard a yacht seeking information on John Osbourne who stole a formula and was murdered. Molly and Nick plan to inspect Osbourne’s workroom as Jerry grills guests he boarded with. The narrator recalls a tense romance aboard the boat.
Narrator Nick Trench faces a locked door in Osborne’s workshop after Orloff vows to end the nuisance. Molly求ies to escape as a menacing rival plots murder, while a secret furnace and a steel slab seal their fate in a tense confrontation.
Randy Lee, injured when a police scout car overturned, is out of the hospital. He suffered a broken nose during the incident and two others related to the wreck are noted, including Bandy Yielding and jailer Gibb Landis. In a separate report, a flood in La Paz, Bolivia, caused many casualties and large property damage.
The puzzle asks who is the actress in the provided picture, noting she started in films in 1914 and currently stars on the screen. It blends clues for horizontal and vertical entries, including forms, translations, and wordplay across a coded crossword style grid.
Glutton the Wolverine thrives as food becomes scarce while robbing traps and outwitting a lone trapper. The trapper vows to catch him but fails as Glutton heads toward the traps and encounters a black Fox, presumed dead from a frozen, unvisited set.
A hunter named Glutton traps a silver tipped black fox prized for its value. The trapper approaches, finds tufts of silver hair, and realizes the fox is lost to him as the Wolverine evades capture and the trapper heads back in defeat. The tale ends with the next story hinted as Glutton Was Too Smart.
A narrator watches a fishing smack return home as the sky darkens and the sea deepens. A lone cricket provides a somber note while a dreamlike mood suggests a stern traffic cue fading into mist. The scene closes with a sense of ache and beauty.
The text outlines two trivia items. One identifies the Hohenstaufen Dynasty as the line of German emperors from 1138 to 1254. The other notes Henley on Thames is famed for its annual regatta in July with university boat races on the Thames and American crews often participating.
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