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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1934
Page
4
A New Yorker who unintentionally killed a friend after a drunken fight pleads guilty to manslaughter. The judge orders five years abstinence from alcohol, funeral expenses, and widow’s allowance of 15 dollars weekly for five years, with prison if any violation occurs.
The Automotive Labor Board formed by the administration resolved the Fisher Body Plant strike of 8700 workers, offering a peaceful method to bridge differences between labor and management. Observers view this as a favorable sign for the board's future handling of complex industry disputes and industrial peace.
Lloyds in London report a surge in life policies against President Roosevelt. Officials say the demand reflects a belief that world recovery hinges on his continued health and leadership. The piece notes widespread reliance on the president as a key factor in economic rebound.
Pierre Dufresne visits Edge Hill to report hijackings on a rural road. He meets Captain Robinson and Officer Watson as he investigates the ambush site, shows bullet marks on his car, and heads to the Municipal Building to leverage his behind the scenes influence in city politics.
Robinson questions witnesses about loitering or hiding before shots. Dufresne says no one was seen, while police chief notes the incident occurred in his bailiwick and vows personal inquiry as Dufresne lights a Russian cigarette.
A page from a picture book narrates a May visit to the Hidden Valley ranch of the Watterson Rothackers in Triumfo California. The writer details a luxurious modern house, an outdoor pool carved from rock, deer fencing, a white oak patio, and tranquil gardens. Guests include Francis Lederer and Theda Bara, with riding horses, aviary birds, and local dancing evenings among ranch families and visiting stars.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains how doctors gauge circulation by tracking a radio active tracer from elbow to elbow. He notes normal transit averages 18 seconds and that certain heart diseases slow this rate, reflecting how the heart and vessels function.
A crossword style puzzle list listing horizontal and vertical clues about Shakespeare and related terms with various word lengths and references to poetry plays and letters. The entry names Bard of Avon and includes many clue prompts like Morass Ireland and Destiny alongside multiple definitions and wordplay hints.
Billy Mink spots a gravel pit nest of Rattles the Kingfisher. He studies the bank to judge climbing danger and locates the hole beneath the overhang. The scene shifts to a crowded room where dogs quarrel as a quirky LA vignette closes the piece.
The text explains Arbor Day is observed in almost every state with dates spanning December to February in the south and April to early May in the north, designated each year by the Governor's proclamation. It also notes Theodore Roosevelt won distinction for Spanish American War services and that the Bank of England was founded in 1694.
The fragment notes a social contrast between luxuriant male hair and bald heads, suggesting the more hair a man has the more he demands, while the bald headed man is described as worst of all.
White spots completed his Faster RIG but faced his townsmen who mocked a man wearing gear. He felt a tiger would be easier to face than the crowd contending that a GAITER signaled the tearing down of masculinity.
In a sequence from a riverbank tale Billy the bat notices Rattles and Mrs Rattles eyeing a higher bank. She urges building a new home at a distant site beyond Smiling Pool, while Rattles follows, reluctant to leave the water. They move toward Laughing Brook and Green Meadows toward the Old Pasture.
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