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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1934
Page
16
The essay argues war is not required despite rising global armament and propaganda. Kellogg predicts no world war, noting nations have learned from past horror and seek universal peace. Mann agrees war remains possible but unpredictable, urging critical, hopeful voices to shape public will.
The National Industrial Conference Board estimates 1930 to 1933 cost Americans 108 billion dollars in lost wages profits and investments. Wages and salaries fell by 37 billion. self employed incomes rents royalties interest and dividends total 47.4 billion with 23.2 billion in capital losses to enterprises. The figures illustrate the vast economic impact and urgency to prevent recurrence.
Dr. Frank argues relief programs must recruit from both relief rolls and capable workers on the border line. He urges selecting those with experience to ensure projects offer genuine value beyond a bread line dole, safeguarding the nation’s future.
Police dispute a baffling double murder in the house of Pierre Dufresne. Detective Harper claims a third party killed Hamill and the maniac, hid a revolver, and staged the scene, while Dufresne denies involvement as officers pressure for evidence and the butler’s testimony emerges.
Irene Castle remains devoted to dogs and runs the Deerfield refuge near Chicago to shelter lost pets until homes are found. She funds and leads efforts, travels for animal cruelty cases, and maintains daily contact with her sanctuary, the Orphan of the Storm.
Mrs Peter Rabbit secretly digs a sunlit nursery on the Green Meadows not near the Briar patch to hide her precious secret from Peter. She lines the hollow with grass fur and careful bedding, avoiding holes and keeping watch for danger while planning for her babies.
The piece reflects on how life expectancy has risen from 35 to about 60 years, crediting medical science and allied fields. It notes past and emerging diseases, the role of technology like the microscope and X ray, and how progress enables healthier, taller students entering universities today.
The origin traces to 1868 when General John A. Logan commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic ordered posts to hold exercises and decorate fallen comrades with flowers. The City of Churches is Brooklyn New York. Joel Chandler Harris wrote Nights With Uncle Remus, 1848 to 1908.
A paragraph by Nancy Morrow presents a word building game where each blank hides a letter. Each new word uses all letters of the previous word plus one new letter in a possibly scrambled order. The text notes it would be unusual to produce a civilization without consideration of what lies beyond, and discusses science tearing down illusions but not the belief in everlasting life.
A mobility member refused to entertain at home and starved her servants. Fed up, the servants left the castle in a body after she finally held a party, leaving her scarlet with rage when guests arrived.
Officials of the Citizens' State Bank announced plans to rebuild on the old site where several business houses burned with an estimated loss around 38000. Authorities believe one store was robbed and then set afire. City Manager H R Smith took a vacation to Creede Colorado accompanied by former City Manager Bill Durham.
Death of J. J. Wasson age 39 from injuries in a highway mishap near Spur brings the crash toll to six. G. W. France of Jayton remains hospitalized. Nine others injured were discharged, Ben Phipps returned home to Plainview after a weekend in Amarillo.
Crossword clues list for horizontal and vertical entries about church head Achille and Latin terms. Includes definitions for force poem blue grass to sin and other word fits across a mixed themed grid.
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