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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1934
Page
4
Potter County relief board urges decisive action after state authorities slash federal drought funds for the Panhandle’s 28 counties. Labor groups and business leaders pressure Austin officials for rapid disbursement while planning mass meetings and petitions to back local relief leaders.
Dr. Goebbels laments Germany's censorship forcing foreign reporters to doubt published accounts. The piece notes German readers cannot see verifiable events and foreign correspondents face unreliable information under government control. Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University comments on possible risks to free press.
Dr. Frank argues in a three day set piece that prewar American faiths such as freedom and individualism are threatened by global shifts. He warns against dogmatic conservatism and radical liberalism and calls for a modern realism to steer the United States away from an abyss.
In 1934 a woman, Mrs. Croyden, confesses to a blackmail and double murder plot told through a tense interview with Harper. He reveals that the ring marks contradict her tale, hinting another unseen killer and a dramatic next turn.
Dr. Morris Fishbein warns that hot weather and dietary changes can provoke intestinal inflammation. He notes excess fluids, heat disruption of body temperature, and multiple causes behind abdominal pain and diarrhea, emphasizing identifying a single trigger for proper treatment.
Potter County sends three youths to the Citizens Military Training Camp at Fort Sill Oklahoma where 600 cadets from Oklahoma and northern Texas begin a month of military instruction and athletic programs deemed equally important.
New York July 18. O. O. McIntyre surveys ad agency writers and boastful pay, noting Chicago dominance of the field. Theodore Dreiser and Buster West loom large as cultural figures while Sophie Tucker, though aged, still commands the stage with rowdy charm.
The document outlines a summer program running to August 4 supervised by officers of the 380th Infantry reserve regiment with regular army staff. It lists sports including baseball volleyball basketball track swimming boxing and wrestling and names Potter County youths in Companies CC and D with assigned roles Marvyn J Miller John T Brands Nelson Ellis and Floyd Cooper seen at Hot Springs New Mexico on vacation.
In the Old Pasture Mrs. Peter Rabbit and Wigglenose observe Bowser the Hound depart after the rabbits. Mrs. Peter explains how to use Reddy Fox trails to mislead Bowser and teaches Wigglenose why returning to the Briar Patch keeps rabbits safe. The tale blends caution with a quiet night’s rest.
The Panhandle Beauty Association will hold a special meeting tomorrow night at the W. L. Buck Company to discuss important business for Ama rillo operators and shop owners. State legislation news will be reviewed for action.
A quiz item lists figures since the Lindbergh case with 24 kidnapping cases and outcomes including one unsolved, 53 convicted snatchers, 11 life sentences, 2 death sentences, and 3 suicides. It also notes Kipling as author of The Light That Passed and identifies Jamestown Virginia founded May 13 1607 as the first permanent English colony.
The passage reflects on directors dedicating time before filming and the surprising delay before sharing the project with all but principal actors. It also recalls a scene at a store where favoritism shown to clerks and others left in foul air is noted, highlighting contrast in treatment.
Puzzle clues list with horizontal and vertical entries. Names, terms, and definitions span actors, objects, geography, and measurements. The page appears to be a crossword style puzzle grid and clue set.
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