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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1934
Page
3
Michigan G A R leader John Killeen argues against a joint veterans convention citing public resistance and generational tensions. He recalls a Cedar Creek wound and urges mutual respect between former adversaries.
Sgt Harper finds the murder weapon in Pierre Dufresne’s house. yet the killer remains unknown. The case narrows to eight suspects with Mrs Dufresne’s possible alibi and a hidden motive. Harper and Lafferty debate whether Mrs Dufresne or Mr Dufresne orchestrated the crime.
Dr Morris Fishbein urges strict pool hygiene and rule adherence to prevent infections. He warns about chemical balance risks and stresses showering before swimming, washing suits after use, and avoiding pools when ill. He cautions that skin nose throat diseases spread via pools and sick individuals should avoid crowds and swimming.
New York June 26 Grover Whalen is hailed as the town s most skilful host with a long career greeting celebrity visitors under Mayor La Guardia He manages fleets of arrivals at two big terminals and tailors his entertaining to a clock like precision across gala luncheons teas and dinners.
Mrs. Peter Rabbit guards six two week old babies hidden in a meadow nest. A mowing machine approaches, endangers the nursery, and the frantic mother delays rescue as blades cut down the hidden shelter.
Patrick Connolly Walberg 21, fluent in French, ordered to depart France by today for leading attacks on the Doumergue government. Once a Santa Monica native, he aided Gaston Bergery’s leftist Common Front and helped organize street battles. Walberg faced expulsion last February, jailed briefly, and plans no appeal as the American embassy remains silent.
Questions and quick facts cover American potato consumption from 3.8 to 2.8 bushels per person yearly. The Amazon River is dubbed the King of Waters. Moses did not reach the Promised Land, dying after viewing it from Mount Pisgah.
Those who have strained hearts should heed signs of overwork and rest. The old athlete warns there are clear cues in the body pointing to illness in a vital muscle, urging restraint and caution.
A reconstructed crossword entry shows horizontal and vertical clues about baseball terms, anatomy, units, and misc items. The grid includes references to infield, innings, measures, and equipment while intertwining unrelated general terms and historical notes.
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