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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1934
Page
4
Business leaders attend the Channel of Commerce banquet to hear Roger Miller, a nationally known civic reformer. The event offers community development inspiration and a chance to show support for Amarillo’s Chamber of Commerce efforts.
Mrs J W Fincher recalls a Houston leader’s 1897 delegation to a Dallas conference. The incident sparked the formation of the Woman’s Congress with 25 clubs as charter members. A decade later the name changed to avoid politics and women’s association with it.
Glenn Frank compares economic crisis to barren landscapes on The Chief train ride through Colorado and New Mexico. He finds hope in green dwarf cedars that prove will to live and belief that American genius will rise above desolation.
Judith Dale refuses to relinquish the five million and control of Bevins Construction. She leads a reorganization to honor Tom Bevins’s will and ensures the Rio Diablo Dam project proceeds with Judith as secretary and Kept in charge while Norman faces personal conflict.
Dr Morris Fishbein argues fast lunch habits harm health more than time loss. He notes workers gulp sandwiches and coffee in five to ten minutes, followed by snacks in the afternoon, with the average sandwich providing little nutrition despite its quick consumption.
New York reports Gilbert White, famed European raconteur, arriving back in the United States. He travels with French wife Dodo, plans murals in Washington and tours Charleston, Santa Barbara, Palo Alto, and beyond while portraying a vivid, humorous persona in the art world.
Kenosha Lieutenant Frank Schneeberger says an attempted burglary was foiled as a theater owner reported the incident. He had spent the prior night searching for his 9-year-old son Frank Jr who returned claiming he slept through the night and had to break a door lock when he woke.
A fragmented puzzle page mixes clues about Mormon topics with random terms such as venomon snake and helixes. Readers encounter references to the Mor mons center City Utah and a series of vertical and across clues including topics like a small drums and a pitcher.
Mrs. Peter Rabbit and Jerry Muskrat shelter on a dry briar-patch island as floodwaters crest and pause at the edge. The group, including Johnny Chuck’s child and various mice, anxiously watches the water to see if it will rise again or recede as night falls.
A fragment from a 1934 McNaught Syndicate piece sketches New York life with notes on Joseph Pulitzer’s home sound proofing and private elevator, Clara Bell Walsh’s perfume collection, Keats Speed as a former college pitcher, Blue Barton’s Arabian stallion, and a dinner mocking novelists as inept. The passage ends with a playful jab at columnists as they were teased at a gathering.
The 1830 census recorded 12 866 000 residents while current figures near 130 000 000. The Rock of Gibraltar rises to about 1 400 feet. West Point and Annapolis cadets are mainly appointed by Members of Congress after competitive exams.
A speaker frames patriotism as a chain of unselfish devotion, urging builders to be true to their craft for security and posterity. In a Mexican cafe kitchen, a cook stresses blending consistent ingredients, noting you cannot mix metal with an omelet or oat meal with a tamale.
Mrs. Peter and Jerry Musk rat wake at dawn to a Briar patch edge now lower water. The pair confirm the tide is dropping while Sammy Jay visits with news of safer days ahead. Mrs. Peter, hungry, heads to breakfast and spreads the word among their companions.
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