Subscriptions and Legal Views in The Amarillo Globe
The Amarillo Globe lists subscription rates for carriers in Amarillo and explains combined print options. The paper endorses New Deal policies, highlighting Justice O Donoghue’s District of Columbia ruling on the Agricultural Adjustment Act and its potential to reshape rights and economic law in the United States.
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Amarillo
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Daniel O'Donoghue
Justice O'Donoghue
Who Socked Huey Long in a Long Island Encounter
Opera impresario Ugo Martinelli is cited as the unidentified man who allegedly collided with Huey Long in a famed Nassau incident. The piece notes public curiosity over the partner's identity while recounting the public figure's shock and shellacking in a fashionable setting.
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Huey
Huey Long
Louisiana
Kingfish
Long Island
Between the NRA lines and Roosevelt program
University of Wisconsin president Glenn Frank critiques the Roosevelt recovery plan. He argues the policy aims to cut production and curb new investment, seeking to raise wages and spread buying power while funding nonproductive public spending. He previews addressing a key question tomorrow.
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NRA
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Roosevelt
Washington
McClure
Dangerous club raid on St Lawrence by Dollaire
Colin Hewitt sneaks toward a club on the St Lawrence to warn Lazarre and his group of a planned raid by Dollaire. Hidden lover Germaine encourages him as two of Dollaire’s men seize him, gag him, and plot the ambush amid the river’s moonlit darkness.
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Germaine Tremblay
Joe Lazarre
St. Lawrence
Dollaire
Germaine
Colin
New York
Lazarre
Cap A l’Orage
Bouchard
Cap A l'Orage
Larocque
Bolduc
Infant Health Diagnosis Relies on Observation and Parental Input
Dr Fishbein explains that examining a sick infant is harder than assessing an adult because infants cannot express pain. Diagnosis relies on careful observation and parental input, with mothers’ and nurses’ judgments about changes in condition valued for tracking illness progression.
Dan Thomas in Hollywood shows Miljan runs as top villain
Hollywood dispatch notes John Miljan, famed for dying in dozens of film scenes, often as a heavy. Miljan has appeared as the villain in most roles, dying in many ways from freezing to death to shooting. The feature also mentions the Golden Harvest crew losing pounds on location in Oregon and Chico Marx’s witty jibe before ending.
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Dan Thomas
Hollywood
John Miljan
Miljan
Oregon
Chico Marx
4& Man
Gotham Cafes Rise and Face
A collage of New York cultural chatter and public figures interweaves observations from Emily Whitefield to Katharine Cornell, noting restaurant popularity shifts, brisk social scenes, and witty asides about entertainers and writers. The piece threads era personalities with urban life and literary snippets.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Hammacher
Schlemmer
Emily Whitefield
Harlem
Kelcy Allen
Dante
Stroulle Braden
Cordy
Simon Silverman
Broadway
Charles T. Aldrich
Burns Mantle
Bernard Sobel
Dorothy Thompson
Sinclair Lewis
Grand Central
Harold Ross
Don Marquis
Gertrude Ederle
Bruce Barton
al Jolson
Whitney Warren
Elbert Hubbard
Katharine Cornell
Racing Commission Holds Secret Parley In Texas
The Texas Racing Commission met in an all day secret session and deferred statements on accomplishments. Chairman Frank Scofield said a permit was granted to Ed Hussion to operate a racing plant near Houston, joining Arlington Downs. A question from the attorney general on constitutional legality and the bill’s duration after two years is under review by the secretary of state.
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Austin
Texas Racing Commission
Frank Scofield
Hillsboro
Ed Hussion
Houston
Texas State Democratic Executive Committee
Arlington Downs
Dallas
Fort Worth
Texas Attorney General’s Department
Secretary of State
Texas
Card of Thanks for Campbell Family
The Campbell family thanks friends for kind ness and expressions of sympathy shown during the illness and death of their husband and father. Signed by Mrs J A Campbell O Campbell J L Campbell Mrs G L Scown.
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J. A. Campbell
O. &. Campbell
J. JL. Campbell
G. L. Scown
Puzzle Puzzle Across and Down Challenge
A fragmented crossword style puzzle lists across and down clues with numbers and partial phrases. It references a famous educator pictured, various definitions, and asks who the educator is and other wordplay tasks tied to a college setting and related terms.
Bedtime Stories and odd notes from a bygone New York
A compact collage of whimsical tales and parade of curiosities. It mixes Thornton W Burgess bedtime lore with eccentric New York vignettes about ship models, city life, and cultural snippets from the early 1930s.
Stickytoes Is Misjudged Story of a Happy Potted Hero
A short tale recounts how Stickytoes, a creature living in a porch plant box, discovers daily water from Mrs. Brown. He thrives in damp earth, emerges for a shower, aids the plants, and finds contentment. His simple wants prove happiness comes from opportunity seized.
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Mother Brown
Stickytoes
Pernee
T. W. Burgess
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