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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1934
Page
4
The author outlines US naval debate on battleships versus reliance on submarines and airplanes. Supporters, led by Admiral Taussig, defend battleships as floating bases and armor against bombs, while acknowledge of growing roles for subs and air power. The piece notes broader foreign policy context and quotes several public figures.
Anna May Wong captivates New York with her celebrity aura and autograph seekers. The piece trails her hotel guard presence and charting life from laundryman's daughter to international fame, noting friends like Paul Whiteman and Billy Seeman, and her Chinatown dining habit amid a bustling Broadway scene.
A child naturally bonds with animals and may need a pet to gain confidence and socialize. The piece notes boys like Pete seek pets, suggesting family patience, training responsibility, and adapting choices to living space, from dogs to small mammals, to channel affections.
Glenn Frank discusses Robert G. Elbert's Unemployment and Relief, arguing that a crisis of plenty, not scarcity, demands a new distribution mechanism within a decade. He cites Fourier and warns radical elements may seize control if distribution fails.
Marian supports Lon after a trusted secretary drains his funds leaving only land as security. They plan to survive by earning money to build one house at a time while Marian offers practical schemes and steadfast cheer. A foggy hilltop setting frames their fragile hope for a second chance.
Dr. Morris Fishbein explains that most iron is in blood as hemoglobin and supports oxygen transport. Iron also resides in muscles liver spleen and kidneys but total body iron is limited. Anemia from poor diet or heavy bleeding can be helped by supplying extra iron in the diet.
Walter D. Cline announced Dallas will become the headquarters for Region Eleven under a redistricting plan effective immediately. The new region will cover Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico while the Kansas City office remains. Cline noted the Texas Centennial commission will meet Friday to plan for the 1926 exposition and expects the January legislature to approve funding.
Evans of Marshall agricultural agent for the Texas and Pacific Railway has been named southwest regional advisor of rural rehabilitation. He will direct supervision of work in Oklahoma and Texas and establish headquarters.
Archbishop Leopoldo Ruiz y Flores, exiled Apostolic delegate to Mexico, said he would return to Mexico to stand trial if the attorney general guaranteed a fair trial. He denied reports of government protection for Catholics seeking sanctuary in San Antonio and said he has heard nothing from Mexico.
Governor Miriam A. Ferguson granted four conditional pardons and two general paroles yesterday. Conditional pardons went to George Craig Wise County criminal assault Ed Lindsey Palmer County theft and Vernon Sanders Somerville County theft. General paroles were granted Earl
Questions and answers cover mosquitoes blood feeding female only, Connecticut as New England’s largest river, and giant trees including Sequoias and redwoods. Some Australian eucalyptus grow taller but have smaller girth.
A fragment describes a word builder game where each new word adds a letter while containing all previous letters. An exhausted woman on Twenty-second Street longs for food as a farmer passes with a load of something she cannot name. Yesterday’s answer involved heat and heart related puns.
Official returns awaited from the November 6 election show eight proposed Texas constitutional amendments defeated. Two were controversial: a per capita state spending cap of 22.50 dollars and a tax classification for property. Former Governor Ferguson opposed all amendments while Governor-Elect Allred supported tax classification to ease real estate taxes.
Nancy Leiter, an 18 year old heiress from Chicago, must wait as her age grant triggers today but she remains at Westover School in Connecticut. Her grandfather Levi Lester's estate provides about 500000 and her grandmother Mary Lester's estate about 800000. The transfer will be delayed three to four weeks due to her school commitments.
In Benson Young County a robbery with firearms case is charged alongside a forged instrument in Harde man County involving Jack Harris. Clarence Thompson of Nueces County received a 60 day furlough.
Crossword style puzzle list with Greek myth figures and varied clue types including synonyms and measurements. includes horizontal and vertical entries with several numbered positions and some partial phrase cues. The page appears to be a puzzle answer key or clue grid segment.
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