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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1934
Page
4
The Globe presents itself as an independent paper serving Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico readers. It lists subscription options and dates for a period in June 1934 while claiming Democratic News and political impartiality.
Palm Springs in 1934 buzzes with booming desert resort life led by The Desert Inn and El Mirador. The piece notes lavish casinos at The Dunes, bathing in sun and showbiz talk of agents called flesh peddlers, and a shift toward more articulate stars and tighter purse strings.
A collection of narrative excerpts and guidance on early reading and craft skills. The zooning tale shows a kingfisher learning to fish, followed by practical advice on teaching children to safely use scissors, starting with blunt-ended tools and supervision.
Approximately 2 percent of the apples raised in this country are exported as fresh fruit. Last year kidnappers demanded and received more than 1,000,000 from victims’ relatives. Ignace Paderewski later became premier of Poland after World War I.
Colonel Fitzmaurice lauds American aviation progress after examining German Dutch French British and Italian offerings. He plans to enter the London Melbourne race under British auspices and will fly an American machine. He calls U S long distance speed planes the finest in the world.
An editorial observer recalls a car speeding at 35 mph on a narrow residential street where children play. The piece argues such driving is a potential killer and condemns speed in areas with pedestrians, regardless of technical guilt. It contrasts Roosevelt’s new government ideals with cautious praise for his courage.
Glenn Frank argues scarcity is a mindset rooted in medieval limits, not current abundance. He traces shifts from guild control to industrial growth and warns against redefining policy around limited opportunity, urging policy to match productive capacity and avoid caste-like division.
Sergeant Harper investigates a double mystery at the Powhatan Terrace mansion after a shot death and a decoy body suggest a staged murder. He works with detectives to confirm the real victim, identify the killer, and secure the crime scene as dawn nears.
Dr Fishbein explains that screening is insufficient to stop houseflies. He urges comprehensive cleanliness including covering garbage and washing entry surfaces. Female flies lay 600 to 1000 eggs in a lifetime, enabling rapid population growth and disease spread via contaminated feet and food.
A compact listing of crossword style clues and solutions including references to historic phrases about a renowned gymnast and a variety of vertical and horizontal entries. The page blends riddles with partial wordplay and geographic hints, reflecting a newspaper puzzle feature.
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