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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1935
Page
4
Bruce Catton argues Armistice Day has been betrayed by new wars and growing militarism. He laments 8.5 million World War I dead and urges a credible pledge for lasting peace to honor their sacrifice. He notes ongoing global tensions and the need for action to prevent future wars.
The Globe proclaims itself an independent democratic newspaper published on Monday November 11, 1935. It states it supports what it believes to be right regardless of party politics and pledges to publish news impartially.
Secretary of State Hull urges a virile policy tempered with caution to keep peace and humanity in the Italo-Ethiopian conflict. He calls for remaining aloof from belligerents while using influence to promote peaceful settlement and signals a push for stronger discretionary foreign policy powers.
A Los Angeles jury finds a good-looking young woman guilty of attempted murder. The judge praises jurors for not being swayed by beauty and sentences her to one to twenty years in prison, remarking such cases should not be decided by charm.
Jean Dunn secretary to lawyer Donald Montague delays a marriage answer to Bobby Wallace an auto salesman at The Golden Feather club. Larry Glenn federal agent pursues bank robber Wingy Lewis while Sandy Harrkins complicates bonds dealings as Sonny Boyd gambler is questioned. The tale blends romance with a tense pursuit as alibis and memories unfold.
A federal agent confronts Sonny Boyd over bonds tied to a National Bank of Neola heist. The agent connects the seized bonds to a seven week old robbery, threatening Atlanta custody as the case tightens.
The diary notes a crowd waiting to glimpse Jimmy Walker from a rooftop in New York. It also recounts social life around Joan Crawford, Henry Sell, and Elsie Janis, mentions registration by Ward Morehouse, Rothstein’s finances and Dutch Schultz, plus gossip on Broadway figures, dancing, and public figures like Mrs James Roosevelt.
In a Green Forest tale Slimlegs the Fawn recalls a deadly chase by Dogs that followed Mrs Lightfoot and her fawns. Mrs Lightfoot explains dogs belong with men and that a brave stranger, later revealed as Slimlegs' father, stood to defend them.
A young deer named Slimlegs asks if he will grow antlers and learns from his mother and Lightfoot about growing horns. The tale comically contrasts wishful growth with the real coming of age and introduces a new ad for a rapid delivery pad as a playful aside.
A quiz style item notes Nevada’s admission on October 31, 1864 and recalls Father Gabriel Richard’s role as a Michigan Territory delegate in 1823 25. It also defines free verse as poetry lacking regular meter or rhyme and stanzas.
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses toys in the holiday season noting toys influence career interests and development. He cautions on safety, urging strong construction and avoidance of sharp edges while highlighting physical development toys like sleds scooters bicycles rings bars and swings.
The provided text lists a dense set of crossword style clues across horizontal and vertical entries with several numbered items and references to a former U S president and other terms. It appears as a puzzle page fragment rather than a news item.
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