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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1934
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe notes England’s 7 202 traffic deaths and 216 32 injuries last year, comparing the toll to Boer War casualties. It argues modern road danger mirrors the U S and calls for drastic new traffic measures.
The Communist party in the United States held its eighth national convention where members denounced the New Deal and its programs. They urged resistance to Fascism and warned the NRA is controlled by big industrialists, noting no sign of pro-Communist officials in Washington.
The New York Committee on Mental Hygiene warns that about 6 million young Americans lack work. They say prolonged joblessness risks guilt, discouragement, and chronic malcontent threatening mental balance and citizen conduct. They acknowledge remedies take time but stress the issue's seriousness.
Glenn Frank argues the NRA faces a genuine crisis shaped by business opposition and political maneuvering. He warns against junking the NRA yet stresses preserving its minimum policies on wages hours prices and profits to prevent upheaval in the era of plenty.
Poem praising Richard Byrd for a solitary, peaceful life in polar isolation. Verses applaud Dick’s escape from worldly concerns and indifference to war and politics, ending with admiration for life among snow and ice. Verse by G. B. R.
Judith Lane, the trusted secretary, learns Big Tom Bevins plans a dam on Rio Diablo and will transfer land ownership to her. Judith confirms the survey covers all basin ground while Lampere schemes to seize land and profit, but Bevins blocks all routes to exploitation and asks Judith to execute his final project.
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses common health myths about diet and athletic training. He cites Dr W E Forsythe's findings that well controlled exercise does not damage a normal heart and warns that preexisting heart injury poses risk from athletic activity.
New York column recounts the Side Car cocktail’s origin with Henri’s bartender John Thompson and Basil Woon Erskine Gwynne Joe Thompson. notes stage stars and journalists like Ernest Glendenning Flora Zabelle and George Buchanan Fyfe, plus trivia on yachts and Rodin anecdotes.
A collage of scenes mixes Peter Rabbit Danny Meadow Mouse and Johnny Chuck aboard a raft after a Green Meadows flood. The dialogue playful reflections and a joke about Easter Egg Jones blend reminiscence and humor with a 1934 copyright note.
The speaker vows to build a lasting monument from thought alone to honor a life finished and to guide others until they’re self-reliant. She urges completion of a full concept of the Rio Diablo Dam and shorthand details for its construction as soon as possible.
Joe Lowery, 49, was killed at the home of W. J. Hillis, 68, west of Letot. Hillis surrendered and was charged with murder claiming self defense after Lowery advanced with pliers and Hillis feared an attack. Witnesses were H. J. Sparkman and W. T. Jen kins.
The Supreme Court denied El dredge S. Price a review of his Dallas federal court conviction for failing to pay 1930 income taxes. He was fined $5,000 and sentenced to six months in prison after arguing residency in Beeville placed him in a different collection district.
A dense list of horizontal and vertical clue prompts features a prominent educator and various topics. The page mixes biographical hints with wordplay entries, including figures related to religion, history, and language, arranged as a puzzle grid.
The three wise men who followed the star were Melchior Gaspar and Balthazar. The Field of the Cloth of Gold was a plain near Calais where Henry VIII and Francis I met in 1520. At the outbreak of World War I the Triple Alliance consisted of Germany Austria Hungary and Italy.
In a 1934 Burge tale, Danny and Peter narrate a flood escape near Briar Patch. Floodwaters rise rapidly trapping them and others. they cling to a fence post and a raft until reaching safer ground. Jerry Murat joins the group on a log raft as Whitefoot the Wood Mouse and grandchildren arrive nearby.
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