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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1935
Page
4
Epochal film shows Palestine as a refuge and fertile homeland for 350000 Jews while also addressing American traffic hazards through a graphic portrayal. The 20 minute program blends history and sermon, offering a enlightening, thrilling perspective on current events.
New York Nov 8 Ford Frick the newspaper crowd’s pride as head of the National League. Former Denver reporter, now an executive with dignity at a glass-topped desk. His radio work has produced sharp luncheon speeches and he shows grit in sharp showdowns.
A 1935 feature blends Thornton W Burges style fable elements with a reflective theater reminiscence. It recalls Mrs Lightfoot and her fawns in a perilous Green Forest and threads in tales of vaudeville legends from Cincinnati to Broadway, ending with a note on Morrison Gest and surveyors.
A reader quiz page questions several prompts about mandrills presidents who owned slaves and a Newfoundland stamp. It notes mandrill as a ferocious animal and lists ten presidents who were slaveowners including Washington Jefferson Madison Monroe Jackson Tyler Polk Taylor Johnson and Grant.
A Rome dispatch notes ex slaves in Tiere province being put to work in gold mines by Italian conquerors. The piece questions whether improvements in status are real or nominal, arguing white conquerors in Africa seek exploitation, not benevolence, and that a change of masters may only rename forced labor. It contrasts this with Navy paint that prevents barnacle growth on ship bottoms.
Pr Frank critiques Mill on democracy, warns that universal democratic power can be misused by leaders. He cites a communist pamphleteer arguing democracy requires force and that liberal liberty can enable tyranny. He cautions against lax leadership selection and the danger of fascist or communist justifications for dictatorial rule.
Jean Dunn, secretary to lawyer Donald Montague, chats with Sandy Harkins, a western-grade suitor and suspect in a bank robbery lookalike case. Police confusion and a canoe ride set up a plan to clear Sandy as Jean accompanies him to the station while he explains last Friday’s alibi.
A garbled report details a long confusion over teams from the Northwest and West, with mentions of Paine and local authorities. It references settlements, royal ties, police, and a Canadian connection, all amid a blurred sports or political clash amid naval or civic tensions.
An old prospector longs to find water of gold while a starlet searches discarded charts for beauty secrets. A road trip with Sandy leads to a suburban inn and a breezy veranda lunch. The pair then heads toward the police headquarters for an as yet undetailed encounter.
A health article notes respiratory infections common worldwide, spread by coughing and hand to mouth contact through contaminated objects. It warns of hygienic transmission routes and emphasizes careful cleanliness to prevent outbreaks. The piece segues to a fiction excerpt about a hound dog pursuing twins and a mother deer protecting them, concluding with a prompt for the next story, The Gangsters.
A scrambled puzzle item lists numerous clues and answers across horizontal and vertical directions. The entries reference royal themes and common words such as king, prince, region, metal, and various everyday nouns, presenting a typical crossword style array from a historical page.
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