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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1935

Page

4

The Golden Feather Night Club Mystery

Larry Glenn surveys club patrons at The Golden Feather in Dover and matches photos of a dark haired performer to a possible associate. He recalls a bank job in Neola and interviews Mike Hagan who confirms the dancer’s regulars and a suspect boyfriend. Larry seeks the unknown girl amid a web of contacts and danger.

Jean Dunn Bobby Wallace Golden Feather Art Lanning Sandy Harkins Dover Sandy Jean Donald Montague Larry Glenn Uncle Sam Bobby The Larry Hagan John National Bank Neola

CR PAY STAMPS By I S Klein And Bank Robbery Drama

A fragment recounts a Pennsylvania debt issue connected to Penn and a 1930s bank robbery. The scene shifts between archival notes on Charles II and William Penn and a tense heist in a small bank, ending with police pursuit and a multi-car getaway that yields significant cash and bonds.

Pennsylvania Charles II England Admiral Pent Willam Penn United States Philadelphia Ad- Witheh America Jo Cosel

On Roosevelt Return He Faces Heavy 1935 Agenda

President Roosevelt, fresh from a three week sea trip, arrives in Washington rested and ready to tackle many issues. He surveys a tough agenda including budget planning for 1936, foreign policy demands amid Anglo Italian tensions, possible revisions to the work relief programs, and potential rulings on AAA taxes and Supreme Court decisions. He may seek new funding sources if taxes are struck down and could again yearn for the sea off Cocos Island.

Roosevelt Washington Charleston PWA WPA Budget Bureau Supreme Court Nalmeels Cocos Island

Mrs Grouse Guards Green Forest From Fox Hunt

In Thornton W Burgess Bedtime Stories Mrs Grouse keeps watch in the Green Forest near Farmer Browns farm as hunters and a young Fox threaten Peter Rabbit. She Spots danger, hides, then flits to safety, using sharp ears and quick wings to outmaneuver the predator.

Mrs. Grouse Peter Rabbit Green Forest Peter Thunderer Farmer Brown Reddy Fox Pier Rabbit

Health talk on the streptococcus germ and related diseases

The germ streptococcus forms chains and includes varieties linked to erysipelas and scarlet fever. Scientists debate how related different streptococci are while noting occurrences in sore throats, childbirth fevers, rheumatic and heart infections. Only six of 5500 scarlet fever cases developed erysipelas.

What though the field be lost poem origin and Hudson and Senat

The text lists trivia questions and answers about a Milton line from Paradise Lost, Henry Hudson an English explorer, and a description of The Senate as a tall long headed people from the French Sudan and Ivory Coast with long wide noses.

John Milton Henry Hudson Senate French Sudan Ivory Coast

Will Liquor Figure In 1956

A column by Glenn Frank considers whether liquor policy will influence national politics after repeal. He recalls 1932 debates and outlines six core principles for socially sound liquor legislation, stressing moderation, social control, and prudent regulation over mere revenue.

Familiar Song Bird Puzzle Answer Array

Complex crossword style prompt lists many clues and solutions across multiple numbers. Provides a grid of definitions such as birds, objects, actions, and common terms. It seems to be an old puzzle with mixed language and OCR errors and includes entries like nose, liver, and various animal and object clues.

Doctor's bedside manner shifts as son nears death

Five men at a table amid scattered cards, a tableau of tension. Dr Edward Roe's pompous son, little Ed, nears danger, and the physician, long aloof, keeps at his son's side. Time tests pride as the doctor forgets professsional distance and becomes a worried parent.

Edward Roe Nature

Peter's Bad Hour

Mrs. Grouse feigns injury to escape Reddy Fox as the young fox pursues, while Mrs. Grouse drags a wing and leads him away. The scene shifts away from Old Stonewall as the chase continues, illustrating cunning and danger in the animal tale from Burgess.

Reddy Fox Mrs. Grouse J. W. Burgess

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