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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1933
Page
3
This piece presents the two no trump opening bid for bridge by Philip Hal Sims, detailing hands with a long solid five card suit and protecting all suits. It explains responses, safety in leads, and the role of partner's distribution in securing game or slam chances.
The article notes extensive highway construction with sunlit scenes of pedestrians and mule riders along new roads. It contrasts these efforts with Florida's thousands of miles of through highways that are already crowded.
The article discusses Bakers Field California drilling by Standard Oil of California led by Mr Kingsburg to 10 440 feet claiming the deepest hole in the US The piece muses on Earth’s hidden resources and future power projects including a hypothetical global power hole and Rockefeller Center linked venture It also notes debates on Prohibition and the limits of government power in social reform Gandhi’s fast is mentioned amid calls for liberty and justice while warning against bolstering national crime via bootlegging
Reading fragments show a discussion among businessmen who argue that experiencing early hardship builds resilience and guides strategic decisions for subsequent economic expansion. The text hints at optimism despite past downturns and emphasizes perseverance.
The text notes Gandhi’s release four hours after beginning his fast and critiques naval policies. It questions a rule forcing naval officers to sea duty after learning aviation, suggesting the Akron disaster might have been avoided with a different approach to airship command. It argues for reconsidering sea duty requirements for flying officers.
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