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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1934
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR item from the Amarillo Globe contains unclear text about bene fits or costs. Readable portions show isolated phrases and do not form a coherent report. No verifiable names, dates, or events could be determined from the readable material.
The Globe argues the United States must probe Communist influence in labor unions amid rising strikes and unrest. It cites Mathew Woll of the AFL warning of a coordinated red campaign and a planned general strike, urging federal action to defend democracy and curb violence.
Glenn Frank reflects on core beliefs shared by Western peoples before the war including democracy, freedom, science, and individual initiative. He notes these as foundational but signals significant changes to come, saying he will outline how they have altered in a forthcoming piece.
Sergeant Harper rethinks the Dufresne case after Joseph Donaghy’s suicide note reveals a staged murder. He uncovers fresh clues including a two-stone ring and a hidden mark, then confronts Aline Croyden who enters with a concealed object and a locked door.
A diary styled column recounts social visits and observations in New York including Amelia Earhart, Will Rogers, and George Palmer Putnam dining at the River Club, plus notes on wiretapping crime, New Dealers, and colorful society figures like Sidney Solomon. It also lists brief items about Adolphe Menjou, Fulton Oursler, Jay C. Flippen, Floyd Gibbons, and Jack Dempsey with quick anecdotes.
The article advises parents on handling rapid childhood growth and overweight in girls like Mary who, by age 12, appears as tall and heavy for her age. It warns that obesity may signal illness yet often reflects normal hunger during growth. A fit child with healthy flesh is favored. excessive dieting is discouraged.
All district, county, and precinct candidates on the Democratic Primary ballot are invited to speak at the East Side Candidates Rally at East Side Park, sponsored by Tenth Avenue Methodist Church. East Amarillo voters urged to attend. church orchestra will provide music. ice cream and drinks on the grounds. A separate note mentions a 24 acre raccoon ranch near Milan Ohio with 1500 to 2000 young coons planned for distribution in Ohio forests this year.
A compact puzzle grid listing horizontal and vertical clues with numbers. The puzzle includes references to a famous statue and related terms across a 413.1416 format, plus entries for animals, metals, and common words, forming a cross word style word hunt.
Thornton W Burgess presents a Peter Rabbit tale in which Wigglenose learns to use briars and brambles as allies against Bowser the Hound. Mrs Peter guides him through tangled paths, showing how clever use of thorny cover can mislead pursuers and offer safe escape. Bowser endures scratches while the briars aid the chase.
The summer solstice marks the longest day and shortest night, historically linked to sun worship before Christianity. In 1778, a Wyoming Massacre occurred when Indians and Tories attacked settlers in Wyoming Valley, Pennsylvania, killing many able-bodied men.
A farm word builder describes a cat who is tame and attentive to kittens yet wary when they are near. The animal remains close to protect her brood while allowing care and petting. The passage also notes a man who avoids kissing to prevent engagement and smiles coyly at friends' marriages.
Bullets followed sharp words over the county school elections and today three men were dead, another wounded, at two communities near Red Bird, Kentucky. Deputy Sheriff John Wooton of Leslie County and Willis Sizemore died of gunshot wounds after an election dispute near Big Creek.
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