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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1935

Page

4

Rapid Fire Romance in the Valley of the Dead

Montana Kid and Brother Pascual walk into a trap set by Juan Silva master of the Valley of the Dead to rescue Mateo Rubriz. To prove himself the Kid must defeat three brutal peons in a dark room with only a machete, while El Reed faces a grim test for his fate as guards watch.

Montana Pascual Juan Silva Valley of the Dead Mateo Rubriz el Reed Big Montana Leon—Garrias Guard el Keed Johnny Reddy Fox Reddy T. W. Burgess

Three Hunters Close In On a Fleeing Man in Darkness

A tense escape scene unfolds as Montana hides from three stalkers in a dark, stone compartment. He climbs a shelf with a machete, moving silent and breathless to avoid detection while danger closes in.

Montana Harper & Brothers

Globe Editorial Statement on Independence

The Globe proclaims itself an independent democratic newspaper and pledges to publish the news impartially while supporting what it believes to be right regardless of party politics.

the Globe

Texas results recognized in housing program visit

Federal Housing Administrator James A. Moffett visits Texas and Austin, praising state efforts to implement the national housing program. Governor Alfred shows support for enabling bills, with Texas poised as a leading adopter advancing local cooperation and benefits to those in need.

Texas James A. Moffett Austin Alfred Inv Moffett Amon G. Carter Fort Worth

Government must own some enterprises but not mix systems

Glenn Frank argues that a hybrid system mixing private capitalism with government control leads to a political mongrelism. He says government should own essential services while leaving private enterprises free under public law, avoiding overbearing bureaucracies and political control.

Glenn Frank McClure Newspaper Syndicate

Bronx Takes Condon Back From Doubtful Stage

O McIntyre notes New York figure Dr John F Condon regains public standing in the Bronx after a moment of suspicion. Condon’s revival follows his witness stand remarks and a renewed local following amid social gossip and city boosters.

O. O. McIntyre New York Bronx John F. Condon O. C. MclIntyre Jassie

Oldest U S President and aging population facts

The text notes Andrew Jackson as the oldest president to date, born March 15, 1767, retiring March 4, 1837. It gives counts of Americans over 70: over 4 million, with about 400,000 on federal relief and 160,000 in almshouses, plus around 100,000 on state pensions. It also defines episcopal as pertaining to bishops.

United States Andrew Jackson White House

Health Talk on Traffic Deaths and Drunk Driving

The piece cites last year 36 000 killed and nearly 1 000 000 injured in 882 000 personal injury collisions on streets and highways. It notes 3 16 percent of drivers and 4 4 percent of pedestrians in accidents were drunk, warning that alcohol and vehicles create a dangerous mix.

Michigan Peninsula Canal Plan Revived

Gladstone Michigan March 28 The All Train canal across the upper Michigan peninsula to connect Lakes Superior and Michigan is revived with support. State officials submitted the project to the Federal Relief Administration for survey and planning. Estimated cost 85 090 000 000 and 36 miles long. The canal would cut transport costs for iron and copper ores from northern Michigan and Minnesota to Chicago and aid national defense. The piece also notes a stethoscope based tester to detect leaks and flow direction in water pipes.

Gladstone Mich U.P Upper Michigan Peninsula Lakes Superior Michigan Federal Relief Administration Minnesota Chicago

FERA Denies Birth Rate Surveys by Relief Agency

The Relief Administration stated it is not surveying the birth rate among the unemployed and is not concerned with birth control from a relief standpoint. The clarification follows Rev Ignatius W. Cox of Fordham University suggesting the opposite and noting no guidance was issued to state relief administrators on disseminating birth control information.

Washington Relief Administration Ignatius W. Cox Fordham Universit FERA

Speaker Clues Grid Puzzle Answers Referencing Congress

Readable clues list fills horizontal and vertical entries with terms matching political, legal, and geographic themes. The puzzle includes references to the Speaker of the House, Congress rounds, and related vocabulary across multiples clues and directional hints.

U. S. House of Representatives

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