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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1934
Page
4
The piece cites Emma Goldman in The Nation to warn that real revolutions can leave old revolutionaries stranded as Russia shifts from czarist to a new tyranny. It argues that such upheavals often spiral beyond the planners’ control and condemn wishful talkers to unintended consequences.
Census Bureau figures show 12 123 murders in 1933 with fewer than 4 000 sentenced for homicide and only 153 executed. The piece notes a one in three chance of any penalty and one in 80 of execution, calling the rise a sign of growing lawlessness.
Glenn Frank argues that party platforms are not binding legal contracts due to changing times and imperfect knowledge. He notes the 1932 Democratic platform and Roosevelt era policies diverged, yet unprecedented times demand bold leadership and flexible judgment beyond platform dogma.
Marian Gordon returns from a bribery verdict and learns her schoolmate Silver Hondon has a Reno divorce from Cliff Hondon, with Hondon dead by suicide. Marian journeys to Reno by air to break the news, while reflecting on past friendships, love, and a looming assignment.
Health note explains lip cancer often less malignant yet dangerous if untreated. Early surgery radium and X ray offer recovery hope. 63 percent of 52 surgically treated cases were well after two years and a U S clinic reported 90 of 98 cures with gland removal when needed.
Thoughtful column surveys prominent names from Broadway and society. It notes actors wealth, aging stars, and shifts in entertainment, then chronicles Wildhack’s comeback and the broader theater economy from musicians to stagehands. Copyright 1934 McNaught Syndicate, Inc.
SAN ANGELO Texas October 26 The turkey crop in this West Texas section is expected to be 50 percent short this winter due to small feed crops and few insects Cooperative poultry marketing associations anticipate shipping about half the birds compared with last year Shipments will target both Thanksgiving and Christmas markets Diamonds found in Michigan Illinois and Wisconsin gravel deposits suggest a large diamond field to the north
In a Burgess bedtime tale Chatterer the Red Squirrel starts storing food for winter as signs point to an early cold season. Sammy Jay and Peter Rabbit debate weather wisdom while neighbors note the husky youngster’s industrious ripening and hoarding. The scene captures forest life and cautious superstition.
In Fort Davis Texas Jeff Davis County reports a full apple crop harvest with culls selling for 40 to 65 cents a bushel. The C H Bird orchard, among the largest in the state, holds about 4000 bushels on trees. wind recently pushed many culls to the ground after a high wind. This marks the first full crop in four years.
The text recalls carpetbaggers as corrupt often ignorant politicians who flocked to the South during Reconstruction after the Civil War. It also lists garnet found in New York New Hampshire and North Carolina and defines in toto as meaning as a whole or entirely.
The Art Committee discusses threats from an artist who claims to be misunderstood and vows to regret his impulse. Yesterday's word builder notes women who refuse meat and bread while claiming civilization, with no adjectives or adverbs to describe such behavior.
Galveston October 26 Four rotating beacon lights on the Galveston Waco airway are in use and the remaining beacons will be activated by month end. The system funded by PWA is under the Bureau of Air Commerce. Current lights are at Wellborn Bryan Highbank and Guda with more sites at La Marque League City Satsuma Hockley Whitehall Navasota Hearne and Hammond awaiting operation. Lighted intermediate fields are planned at Navsota and Hammond with illumination within three months.
A compiled list of crossword style clues naming composers roles and word meanings across horizontal and vertical entries. Includes items like rowers device, nest of prey, and titles for composers, with several clues pointing to musical terms and common terms such as river duck and pastry.
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