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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1934
Page
4
A Dedham Mass man on trial for murder muses that children owe nothing to parents if they do not feel the debt in their hearts. The piece argues parental love creates a measure beyond any bill of exchange, noting love and forbearance cannot be repaid. It then asks who revived a dead man, Dr. Robert E. Cornish of California.
The essay paints Chicago as rugged and vibrant, full of frontier spirit and blunt wit. It notes famed writers and leaders connected to the city, cites Wrigley’s towers and Michigan Avenue, and recalls travel by rail with portraits of passengers and a vivid morning scene.
The Globe reports Burgess Bedtime Stories for today and tomorrow are unavailable. The series will resume once the weekly copy can be airmailed from New York, likely Wednesday.
Glenn Frank argues the Roosevelt administration enjoys a crisis era grip that may loosen as public demand for clear policy grows. He says the president’s experimental approach creates conflicting plans and warns that lack of clarity could spark a low-grade political war in 1936. He promises a follow-up on points needing clarification.
Judith Dale battles a stalled dam project funded by Bevins money while conflicts with Morton Lampere and Norman Dale surface. Delphy the housekeeper helps Judith cope with a storm wreck, a forged contract, and the Scoggins family pressing for a restart on the five thousand foot target.
Judith Dale witnesses a declamatory speech by Scoggins as he proclaims judgment and a burning contract. Memories flash of Big Tom Bevins helping the needy, a tense moment ends with Scoggins relighting normal speech and preparing coffee as the scene shifts.
Dr Fishbein reports that prolonged low mood affects children, with many delinquency cases linked to the condition. Parents facing economic stress struggle to help their teens, ages 13 to 20, amid disillusionment about money and trust.
Last rites were held at Canyon Baptist Church for Rue Donnell Collins five month old son of Mr and Mrs J O Collins of Canyon who died Saturday night Rev J R Hicks conducted the services Burial was in Dreamland Cemetery Canyon under direction of Griggs Thompson Funeral Home
Miss Laura V. Hamner county superintendent and Miss Louise Evans Globe News staff this week will complete an inspection of Potter County rural schools seeking a state certification of standardization. The review covers building condition equipment and student and teacher work used in the standardization tests.
An article by Alice Clarissa Richmond argues for early orthodontic care for boys and girls, noting health and social benefits. It cites family cases of crowded teeth, warns of long term risks like pyorrhea and digestive issues, and urges equal attention to boys and girls with access to clinics and affordable dentists.
District Judge Henry S. Bishop granted a continuance and set June 11 for the trial of Joe V. Moore. Moore, convicted last week of murder without malice in a March 21 automobile crash that killed 3 year old Shirley Pauline Palmateer, faces a new trial motion filed by his attorneys. Ama rillo attorney charged with driving while drunk.
Amarillo grocers plan an 8 o'clock meeting at Woodman Hall to discuss the code regulating their trade. The gathering is announced by W. D. Walsh, president of the Amarillo Retail Grocers Association.
A cloudless spring sky alarms a farmer who fears frost will damage crops as plant sap freezes and cells burst. The discussion notes frost risk on clear nights and the impact on growth.
The old Colonel contrasts foolhardy bravado with genuine courage found in those who handle life responsibly. He condemns the others as misses the meaning of life. The narrator recalls nearly entering a bear den near a lakeside dune at night and turning back due to lack of weapons.
Williarde Gretgy, president of the American Federation of Labor, warned that strikes may spread across auto plants unless Fisher Body workers in Flint Mich win their demands. He cited unrest among automobile workers and blamed the Automobile Labor Board for failing to function properly, predicting broader walkouts if grievances are not redressed.
Last rites for Artie Mae McIntire 11 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Arch McIntire of Claude were to be held at 3 o clock this afternoon from the Baptist Church in Claude with Rev Leslie Moore officiating Burial was arranged in the ee Cemetery under the direction of N S Griggs Sons The child died Sunday Survived by the parents a brother Sherwood McIntire 7
A mixed word square clues list seeking the ruling young daughter of Rumania and related terms. Across fill answers include hair related terms fetid beer and many household and geographic references while vertical clues add anatomy, tools, and natural items.
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