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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1934
Page
4
Tuesday's election is a formality for Democrats in Texas though eight constitutional amendments loom. Voters should weigh tax shifts and local government changes, cast a liberal vote to boost Potter County representation, and express democratic opinions in a national poll.
New York diary pieces by O O McIntyre recount encounters with Broadway figures and Hollywood names from Bruce Barton's Betsy to Gene Markey, Eddie Duchin, and George M. Cohan. The column paints a mosaic of show business, noting Reardon and multi era personalities, fashion, and backstage quirks amid a 1934 social landscape.
In Thornton W Burgess bedtime tale Spite the Marten pursues Chatterer the Red Squirrel from the deep woods to the Green Forest. Chatterer hides, fearing capture as Spite vows to wait and hunt. The woodsmen and creatures endure renewed fright before calm returns.
The article argues for a fixed crisis governance formula to replace improvised emergency powers. It cites Walter Lippmann on 1933 power grants and notes both the psychological boost of decisive action and the later dangers of concentrated power. The piece emphasizes pre planning to balance rapid response with orderly limits as crises rise and subside.
Marian Gordon pursues clues to Cliff Hendon’s suicide attempt while feigning grief for his ex wife Silver Hendon. Marian suspects Silver’s bribery ties and wrestles with loyalty as Lon Cassad dallies and Hamlin flirtations while a Reno trip exposes Silver’s duplicity. Tomorrow Marian faces a sacrifice.
The piece outlines the colon anatomy from the cecum to the rectum and notes its roles in digestion, water absorption, mucus secretion, and waste passage. It cites Arthur Hurst on the colon being attacked from above, below, and surgically, while comparing human transit times to animals.
Services for Mrs. Emma D. Evans wife of J M Evans were held at 3:30 yesterday afternoon at Happy Baptist Church conducted by Rev M M Robinett. Burial followed in Happy Cemetery under direction of Griggs Thompson Funeral Home Canyon. Mrs Evans died at the family home in Happy at 10 o'clock Saturday night.
Helena based inventor J. M. Biggs claims a new reciprocating engine design yields 500 mile per hour speeds. The engine uses exhaust assistance to push the aircraft forward with greater speed and safety. English scientists estimate Britain evaporates about 142 million tons of water from its surface annually.
Word puzzle style clue grid referencing NIRA official in a picture and varied terms. The list mixes definitions, cross references, and obscured phrases across a broad range of subjects from governance to natural items, with several currency and era cues implied by the New Deal period.
A set of quiz questions covers Louisiana law based on the French code as revised by Napoleon. It asks what forms the basis of law, defines an odometer as an instrument to measure rain, and recalls the Garden of Gethsemane as the place where Jesus reflected on his approaching death before being seized.
The column presents a letter game where each blank word adds one new letter to the previous set. Phrases hint at worry and growth. In Friday’s puzzle, the summer’s last dance ends as youths linger at midnight with tan skin barely visible, while a gnat disrupts a young man dancing tango.
Preparations underway for the eleventh performance of Handel's Messiah during Yule tide season. First rehearsal Tuesday night at Amarillo College of Music begins the process for a Christmas oratorio on December 16, with Emil F. Myers directing and more than 300 singers expected, including over 100 from out of town.
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