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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1934
Page
4
The American Legion marks its fifteenth anniversary with reflection on its role in government and welfare of service members. It notes the Legion's constitutional pledge to stand above politics and its focus on members and their dependents, amid national debates over policy.
Jesse Livermore once known as the boy plunger files bankruptcy papers showing liabilities exceeding 2.25 million with about 184 thousand in assets. The veteran trader, famed for cycles of extraordinary wealth and bust, is billed as a symbol of the stock market’s ebbs and flows and prompts questions about who gains from such machinery.
The Lima city council ordered a city attorney who defended Dillinger associate Harry Pierpont to resign from the city payroll. The move, while seen as harsh by some, reflects local frustration with lawyers who represent criminal suspects, amid Pierpont's murder charge and imprisonment in Lima, Ohio.
Glenn Frank argues that national agricultural policy must use varied, targeted controls. He warns against permanent reductions for temporary excesses and stresses distinguishing temporary from permanent supply demand maladjustments amid war and postwar shifts in markets.
Frank Grahame and Janice Kent escape savages in Yucatan and fall from an old Mayan road into a cliff side pit. Exhausted and wounded, Frank debates reconnoitering but fears leaving Janice unprotected as sleep overtakes him and a distant thud resounds from the ground. A dawn horizon shows a vultures overhead.
Frank wakes to find the fire dull and Janice missing until he sees her in a palm grove pounding a hard coconut with a machete. She smiles and jokes that the nuts are like leather while he notes her skill. He quips that she identified them as coconuts.
Frank and Janice trek through a humid valley in search of a way out after a cliff fall. They climb, cross a stream under a cavern, and attempt a fallen palm bridge to reach the unknown exit while recalling companions’ sacrifices.
Dr. Morris Fishbein discusses measles season and prevention through serum from recovered patients. Timing for serum use is seven to nine days after fever ends. Research on a dried serum for easy storage is promising. Most people are not naturally resistant to measles and few escape infection.
In New York on March 15 the profile of Rob Wagner and Florence Wagner highlights Script a Beverly based weekly waggish feuilleton about Hollywood. It notes financial peril yet continues to entertain with contributors Chaplin Clem Clement Mizner Vanderbilt and others while Broadway flower girls and Rupert Hughes add color to the scene.
A collage of whimsical lines from Bedtime Stories by Thornton W. Blrgess and assorted society notes from 1934 includes Peter Rabbit under threat from Shadow the Weasel, tales of luck, and brief mentions of public figures and events in New York, Barcelona, and Dublin. The piece blends fiction with fleeting social updates and cultural glimpses.
Alice Clarissa Richmond explains how unreasoning fears in children arise from attention seeking or imaginary threats. She notes fears often stem from family dynamics or adults and urges exposing the fantasies with common sense to help children outgrow them, and to address fears early before they harden.
The crowning ceremony occurred on December 2, 1804, marking Napoleon Bonaparte as emperor. The text notes emotions and disturbances can cause sweating in the palms, with psychologist Chester W. Darrow cited.
In a tense scene from a 1934 story, Peter flees a rat and a catlike Shadow as a big Rat meets a swift end. Shadow the white hunter moves irregularly yet dominates the chase, delivering a kill and prompting Peter to flee toward the Old Orchard.
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