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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1930
Page
4
A Nation's Business piece questions the go-getter ideal, recalling a big executive who condemns aggressive greedy behavior. It argues for humility, diplomacy, and restraint over ruthless high pressure, suggesting the go-getter as a growing nuisance.
Glenn Frank argues in 1930 that the United States must acknowledge massive global changes. He lists advances in transport, wireless, radio, submarines, airplanes, and international finance to insist America cannot act alone.
Washington Letter notes six prominent Republicans plan not to seek re election including Gillett Gould Phipps and Goff with Edge Sackett also moving to diplomacy. The retirements from one faction of the party amid primary pressures and future vacuums spark political speculation as Congress nears a new session.
In a sunlit island estate library a crime shatters a tense gathering. Inspector suspects fly as Parisian detective Antoie Flique searches for clues during a dinner-party game of murder. Allan Haunt narrates the drama through suspects and alibis including Celia Parados and Professor Johns.
An advice piece for mothers on habit training emphasizes balancing instruction with a child’s emotional well being. It urges intuition to read a toddler’s limits, warns against excessive stress, and stresses freedom and self-direction as core to healthy learning.
A New York writer profiles Billy a 16 pound deaf Boston dog who has traveled across Europe to California and many places in between in seven years. The article notes his signs, keen smell and tremor sensitivity, his friendships, quirks and tolerance of dogs in France and some New York hotels.
In this 1930 bedtime story Nanny Meadow Mouse comforts herself in an old oilcan bed while worrying over missing Danny. Peter Rabbit arrives and reassures her Danny likely survives and will return, keeping her lonely vigil by the grassy paths near their home.
A compact set of crossword style clues with horizontal and vertical entries. Includes items such as Obstruction of a stream and Island terms and various wordplay prompts.
Roy Raines was exonerated after the Tarrant County grand jury failed to indict him in the slaying of Pearl Voss in Fort Worth. The body was found in a pasture with a crushed skull, and charges were dismissed for insufficient evidence.
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