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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1934
Page
4
A chamber of commerce called meeting in Amarillo seeks Panhandle unity on a connected highway system for federal routes. Past meetings failed due to competing local interests and a lack of shared paving focus across counties including Potter.
Glenn Frank urges harnessing abundant production, criticizing defeatist moods and restrictive policies. He calls for accelerating innovation, expanding output, and building a strong consumer market while ensuring wage, hour, price, and profit policies to support growth and national resolve.
Sergeant Harper and the case wrap up as Joseph Donaghy the chauffeur dies by his own hand in the Dufresne garage. A typed confession reveals a banker’s alibi scheme, a hidden rope and tire stash, and Ellen Becker’s thwarted silence as the motive behind the murders.
New York gossip column by C O McIntyre reflecting on theater, vaudeville, and society figures. Mentions Hal Skelly Margaret Sullavan Clark Gable Jimmy Savo Cobina Wright Ed Frayne Erskine Gwynne and others with brief vignettes and a horror anecdote in Lore Island.
The article stresses not neglecting a child’s abdominal pain as it can signal serious conditions. It notes mislocalization of pain, chest infections mimicking abdomen pain, and the need for careful physical exams to identify the true site. It lists causes from lead poisoning to infections, twisting of female organs, worms, and severe bowel blockages, urging prompt diagnosis and appropriate remedies.
Funeral services for Joe M. Sears 54 were held at 10 this morning at the First Baptist Church. Burial followed at Llano Cemetery with Boxwell Brothers directing. Sears, a retired implement dealer, died at his home on Kentucky Street Wednesday night.
Holders of outstanding warrants against Potter County go to the county treasurer Mrs Maude Shea to obtain a stamp of approval before cashing. The county received a loan of 32231.22 dollars from the First National Bank of Amarillo to pay the warrants.
District 3 of the Amarillo Area Boy Scouts will hold its last Court of Honor before summer camp at 7:30 tonight at Ellwood Park presiding by Jerry Ratcliff. An informal district rally follows. troops 4 10 12 20 and 21 are in the district and others are invited.
The Prince of Wales told the Lucifer Golf Society in London last night that King George stopped playing golf because he got so damned mad. The remark was shared during a lighthearted session at the club, reflecting the royal temper in a rare public moment.
A Thornton W Burgess tale features Mrs Peter Rabbit guiding Wiggl nose through the Old Pasture as Bowser the Dog trails them. Mrs Peter explains evasive routing and trail mixing to teach avoidance while noting dangers and safety brambles.
Over 2,435,000 ounces of gold valued at more than 50.337 million dollars were produced in the United States last year. The motto of the State of Alabama is Here We Rest. The mouth of the Rhine River is in the Netherlands.
In this 1934 Burgess tale Wigglnose learns dog tracking with mother and Bowser in pursuit. Mrs Peter guides nervous pup through patience and strategy as they practice trailing, circling back to the start and rebuilding confidence.
A dense crossword style list from a historical page listing across and down clues. Entries include private names, common words, and places such as North America and Ireland with varied lengths and definitions to solve in the puzzle grid.
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