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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1935
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe News details its founding date, publishing schedule, and staff roles. It notes Associated Press content rights, subscription rates, delivery services, and combined circulation with the Amarillo Daily News, including pricing and service terms.
The Globe highlights Professor Crawford of the University of Nebraska presenting five creative thinking exercises. They probe prosperity through spending or saving, wealth destruction versus growth, population trends, good roads, and Roosevelt administration achievements, arguing such questions reveal future policy importance. It notes the need for intelligent answers to current complex issues.
In his veto message President Roosevelt asserts government must act above organized pressure groups. The danger to democracy lies in yielding to blocs and group demands. Policy should serve the whole people, not satisfy farmers workers or business interests.
The story follows James Stimson and Leslie as they discuss future plans for his political ambitions and their marriage. Leslie defends their shared future while facing family opinions, and they prepare a mansion remodel with James choosing red and Colonial wallpapers under Leslie’s guidance.
The article recalls Lord Byron as a Greek liberal hero known for Don Juan and Childe Harold yet credits him with uniting rival revolutionary factions during the Greek struggle. It notes his death from pneumonia amid the tumult and honours his influence on Greek independence.
A court ruled that an oil purchase of 160 000 barrels did not qualify for an exemption on crude purchased before a specified date. The case stemmed from the Tyler Pipline Camps application to block interference with oil movement and involved bids and tender examination.
New York gossip notes describe a spooky opalescent light seen over the city and roving stars like Bettina Hall, Hal Phyfe, and Otis Skinner. The piece follows Arthur Hopkins, Mary Livingstone, George Kaufman, Lowell Thomas, and John Ringling amid theater, radio, and circus scenes with playful, pointed commentary.
Peter Rabbit dodges Shadow the Weasel and hides under Farmer Brown's porch. He fears Shadow's fate after capture, worries about safety, and notes Black Pussy the cat's watchful presence. The scene shifts to a light credit note about birthday parties and aging.
A narrative fragment describes Peter hiding as dogs Bowser and Flip sniff around a hole under a porch. He contemplates dodging the Terrier and fears discovery, while Farmer Brown calls the hound and Terrier away. Copyright 1935 T W Burgess. The next story: Peter Has a Visitor.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains burn types with electric injuries. He notes red skin first degree damage, tissue destruction second and third level injury. He warns that electric shocks may cause temporary or fatal outcomes and eye injury from glare. He cites Chicago railways surgeons on current dangers and contrasts direct and alternating current.
Questions and answers cover William A Sunday evangelist audience estimates and counts of cosmic rays through the body. The piece notes that 80 million listened to sermons, and 10 billion volt cosmic rays pass through each minute, plus cormorants trained to fish for masters in the Orient.
A crossword style puzzle excerpt lists many clues and partial answers across horizontal and vertical sections. It includes references to a famed tennis player and various common words, phrases, and descriptors, all presented as a dense grid of crossword hints.
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