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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1935
Page
4
The Globe, an independent democratic newspaper, emphasizes publishing news impartially and supporting what it believes is right regardless of party politics.
The piece laments slow judicial pace as the Supreme Court will decide key New Deal issues such as section 7 A TVA coal and lumber codes and other programs. It notes the gold clause cases settled first and urges faster resolutions to reduce delays for all parties.
A Thomas Jefferson High School study in New York City finds both boys and girls rate physical fitness as their top priority. Boys place wisdom and service next, while girls value beauty alongside wealth. authors deem the results normal for healthy teens.
Chicago figure Frankie Rio, once bodyguard to Al Capone, dies of natural causes in his sleep. The event stands out as a rare peaceful passing among the city’s gangsters, who often meet violent ends. Rio’s death occurred without gunplay, marking an unusual moment in Chicago crime history.
Dr Glenn argues against a nationwide campaign to root out alleged Communist influence in schools. He warns such censorship stifles truth and freedom, urging protection of academic inquiry and opposing political purges by Hearst.
In a Fort Puraya caper, the Montana Kid and outlaw Mateo Rubriz infiltrate Gen. Ignacio Estrada’s rooms seeking the emerald crown. Tensions flare as Rubriz contemplates violent vengeance while Montana surveys a grand, trap-laden interior before the duo resumes their dangerous escape for the prize.
A dramatic scene depicts The Ark and The Dove leaving land with 325 Catholics led by George Calvert. The entourage lands in Maryland in 1634 and faces siege as thieves assault a governor’s fort, while Montana and Rubriz plan the escape through a postern during a mining assault.
In March 1935 New York columns note Greenwich Village returning to earnest cultural life after wild outings. Emma Lou's small dining room and other intimate studios fill with readers and artists. Irvin Cobb and Alan James shift to the West Coast, while Otis L. Wiese and Arnold Reuben redefine celebrity sandwiches.
The Gray Fox steals a fat hen and hides in the woods to eat. After a steady meal, he reflects on luck, slows his hunt, and begins to stalk hens more cautiously. Two elderly sisters notice missing birds and investigate, sensing a theft nearby.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains fever in children usually signals infection and offers sponge bath guidance. The tale then shifts to a village mystery about a thief or predator near a hen yard, with hens kept inside after a wary sighting and a crippled fox named Gray testing the yard’s defenses.
Los Angeles march 6 Wiley Post said his monoplane Winnie Mae would be ready for a test flight Thursday before a second attempt to set a sub stratosphere flight record to New York. Post accused someone of tampering with the motor in the Mojave Desert during his first attempt and warned that any further tampering would be met with consequences.
A reader quiz lists four questions with answers: the George Washington Highway runs along the canal through the Great Dismal Swamp in Virginia and North Carolina. Lincoln's birthday was first observed in 1887 by the New York Republican Club. Tailor birds stitch leaves to hide their nests. Napoleon Bonaparte died on the island of Saint Helena in 1812.
A playful word puzzle uses fragments like up when I break and pieces of a specialty dinner set to hint at a pun filled scene. The excerpt also weaves lines about brothers soured on a boyfriend and a suitor who routes him, ending with a riotous note.
Actress Katharine is in her current play. The puzzle clues reference theater terms, Greek theater, and pronouns. Other entries touch on age, dates, bodies, and common nouns, forming a crossword style grid with varied definitions.
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