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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1934
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe describes its independence and democratic stance. It states commitment to impartial news and support for what it believes to be right regardless of party politics.
The piece argues the Washington naval treaty stemmed from pragmatic cost limits after a massive postwar build, not pure idealism, and warns to reexamine U S naval policy as other powers may seek more ships. It notes large costs, prior plans, and the need to assess current defense needs amid potential treaty expiration.
Glenn Frank argues state medicine hinges on private enterprise's social responsibility. He contrasts AMA stance with College of Surgeons and Hospital Association, warning that weak private initiative may push America toward State Capitalism or State Socialism unless medical costs are tackled.
The trio Ivy Bowers and Helen establish a cave home inland from a turquoise lagoon. They haul luggage, raise a flag from a palm veranda, and explore the island while noting scarce food and dangers such as wild pigs goats and potential tigers. They adjust to solitude amid a volatile volcanic backdrop.
Dr Morris Pishbein reports varying death rates by occupation. Hostlers and stable hands have the highest mortality, while garage workers show much lower rates. Aviators tops at 28.73 per thousand. chauffeurs 6.19. teachers 4.4. firemen 6.7. lawyers and judges about 7.89. clergymen 10.3. editors 19.
Delegates at the 31st Evangelical Church general conference in Akron heard Dr. Daniel A. Poling warn that Christ or chaos is civilization’s ultimatum as the World Christian Endeavor president addressed the session. The 50th anniversary of the Evangelical Women’s Missionary Society drew a large crowd with appeals by Rev. C. C. Talbot from China, Dr. Paul Mayer from Japan, and Rev. H. G. Guinther, former Africa missions superintendent.
Diary mentions Peggy Joyce as a perennial headline star in 1934 New York social scene. Notes include her Broadway prominence, lavish attire, public appearances, and comparison to Sophie Tucker and Frances Williams. Also references Sophie Tucker, Dave Apollon, Oscar and other celebrities, with musings on fortune tellers and pop culture.
Thornton W Burgess recounts Paddy the beaver’s return to his dam and family at dusk. Paddy finds the homestead intact, notes minor repairs before winter, and greets Mrs Paddy, who juggles work and caring for two lively youngsters and two older beavers. He confirms home is the best place in the Great World.
In a New York Bronx jail Bruno Richard Hauptmann spends his time with books including A History of France and a Theodore Roosevelt western adventures volume. His wife urged the reading, and he shows little interest in external news.
The text states that carbon monoxide gas from auto exhausts kills three Americans a day. It also mentions a Russian vodka origin and a Chinese organization called a tong, reflecting common trivia from the era.
The puzzle hints that a friend keeps his ear to the ground for accidents and dreads bad news about loved ones. The word builder uses letters plus two c new letters, forming phrases like dear and read, implying constant gadders as a clue to danger.
Ed ward Darling, 45, a railroad brakeman, shot and killed his wife Susan as the train passed through Delta Missouri about 25 miles north of Dexter. Passengers disarmed him after he tried to shoot himself. Their 16-year-old daughter Wilma reported the quarrel during the trip to Paragould Arkansas. Moving picture patrons in Iceland favor fisher men life films over crime pictures.
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