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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1934

Page

4

European map colors reflect dictatorship and freedom

A three color Europe map marks black for dictatorships gray for transitional regions and white for free nations. It notes France Belgium the Netherlands Czechoslovakia and Switzerland as white areas while Central Europe remains black except for Czechoslovakia. The piece contrasts Greece and Spain as gray and Portugal as black highlighting Europe’s civilizational claim. It then recalls a South Dakota Arkansas relief story and friendship between states.

Europe France Belgium Netherlands Czechoslovakia Switzerland Denmark Scandinavian Peninsular Baltic Sea Eastoward Finland Esthenia Latvia Greece Spain Portugal Ural Mountains

Fire Fiend Warns On Summer Drought Dangers

The piece urges vigilance as dry weather fuels fires from the Chicago stockyards blaze to forest flames. It warns that every city fire risks greater danger and that careless disposal of matches endangers public assets, urging protection of forests for all communities.

Chicago New York

The Big Business of Education by Glenn Frank

Glenn Frank argues that education is a major national industry essential to economic recovery. He notes public spending above three billion annually, with building alone near four hundred million, and a rise in high school enrollment from 4,030,349 in 1930 to 5,092,047 in 1934. He highlights 3,000,000 children five to seventeen on the streets, not in school, and warns that budget cuts threaten salaries, construction, and equipment, urging action to boost business and society.

Glenn Frank United States McClure Newspaper Syndicate

Two Murders in Dufresne House Baffle Police

In Pierre Dufresne's grand home two men die in a self inflicted gunfight the scene is scrutinized by Sergeant Harper and Lafferty. Evidence grows from fingerprints photos and bullet analysis but the motive and inner circle remain unclear as witnesses and alibis are checked. The police await Dr Ulrich's lift on an embargo before advancing conclusions.

Pierre Dufresne Harper Howard Doyle Lafferty Hamill Doyle Donaghy Jackson United States Bureau of Investigation Officcer Hamill Carlin Walter C. Brown

Vacation Aboard Protects Nervous Health But Cautions Needed

Dr. Morris Fishbein notes sea travel can aid nervous exhaustion but warns against risks. Short intervals between legs help melancholics, seasickness hinders convalescence, and those with breakdowns should not travel alone. A good vacation blends rest, enjoyment, and weather avoidance.

Bailey to Campaign in Amarillo Dalhart and Dumas

Congress candidate Joseph W. Bailey Jr from Texas arrives in Amarillo Tuesday for a busy campaign. He will speak at 11 A.M. in Dumas then attend a noon luncheon with the Dalhart Lions and Rotary clubs before delivering a 2 P.M. address in Dalhart and an 8 P.M. speech at the Amarillo City Auditorium.

Joseph W. Bailey, Jr Texas United States Amarillo Bailey Dallas Dumas Dalhart City

My World at Home and City Lights in June

New York diary notes a day of social rounds and city sights. The writer chats with Howard Acton, Laura Cobb, Minnie Vesey, and others, observes cafés, theatre crowds, cabaret dancers, and a dinner aspiration, mixing nostalgia with portraits of Manhattan life.

O. O. McIntyre New York Farly Howard Acton Kin Hubbard Gene Crawley Lee Orwell Laura Cobb Minnie C. Vesey Lucy Virginia Long Floyd Gibbons Hattie Bell Johnston Italy 59Th Street Lowell Thomas Victoria Kathleen Norris

Grandfather Frog Uses Wariness at the Smiling Pool

Grandfather Frog evades danger by staying under water with eyes above the surface as Longlegs the Heron circles. He surveys the pond from lily pads and detects a motionless threat, proving wariness keeps him safe.

Longlegs Grandfather Frog Longlegs the Heron Smiling Pool Heron T. W. Burgess

Rusk's Discovery Well Becomes Storage Tank Site

The T. J. Wood No. 1 New Birmingham Development Company discovery well in Cherokee County near Rusk was converted to storage tanks. The well flowed 15 to 20 barrels per hour of 440 gravity oil through a 3 16 inch choke and gas pressure reached 640 pounds as cleanup continued. The well sits on 800 acres in Shell Oil Corporation's Levi Jordan checkerboard, with Shell holding an option on Wood's tract.

Rusk Texas T. J. Wood No New Wood Shell Oil Corporation Shell Company

Famous cigarette girl of grand opera and related clues

Puzzle clue list references a character known as the famous cigarette girl from grand opera. Includes various intersecting word hints like vessel text and thematic lines such as to run away and God of love, with several named characters and references to music and theater figures.

Seadrome System Seen as Key to Safe Atlantic Flight

The article states the seadrome system has endured extensive testing over 18 years as the sole feasible solution for safe Atlantic crossing. It defines calera as a bullfighter’s pig tail style accessory. The next line after the quoted verse is warned as "Who never to himself hath said."

Atlantic Bullfighter Walter Scott

Word Builder and Fair Prizes Highlight Local Contests

A narrative contrasts private game tactics with a net at the alley backdrop and recalls scarce town fairs where prizes are scarce. It laments a hardware merchant as judge of drawings and awards, noting dull ticket drawers and farmers' tools as prizes.

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