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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1934
Page
5
The Amarillo Globe notes subscriber delivery by 6 pm, with phone requests for urgent copies. It reports on Texas bond relief funding, stating $6 million of $9.5 million remain and that the trend favors local matching funds, shrinking state relief rolls as cities and counties share the burden, with CWA provisions for local participation.
Street railway experts plan to display a new noiseless street car at their annual convention later this month. The piece argues city life is spoiled by noise from cross-tracks and screeching wheels and urges adoption of a silent vehicle to improve urban living.
The piece outlines James P. Warburg's ten principles from his book It's Up To You 95, advocating keeping constitutional government, preserving individual economic freedom, rejecting centralized control, valuing collective intelligence, preferring democratic votes before planned economies, learning from World War I to avoid war, favoring international cooperation, liberalizing tariffs to raise exports, curbing unfair exploitation, and enacting broad laws rather than giving officials arbitrary power.
Harvey Bowers escorts a cargo of wild animals to Singapore for Angus McLeod. Ivy Green joins as trainer and passenger aboard the Boldero commanded by Captain Wong Bo. Tensions rise with a mix of luxury and danger as the voyage unfolds amid cramped quarters and exotic intrigue.
New York columnist O. O. McIntyre sketches ex Mayor Jimmy Walker settling as a country squire in Surrey. He keeps early hours, walks with dogs, and enjoys a placid life with his wife. The piece also notes Harlem estate upkeep and Chinatown rumors amid a broader city panorama.
Paddy the Beaver leaves his dam to explore the Laughing Brook seeking food, burrow sites, and safe routes. He notes dangers from Yowler the Bobcat and Old Man Coyote while observing footprints and scent trails. Bobby Coon appears as a friendly encounter before nightfall.
The article advises immediate competent medical assessment for football injuries and keeping a stretcher on hand. It warns against amateur self treatment and stresses school control of medical care, plus a simple varied diet rather than special training-table regimens.
Extra guards are posted on the night shift at Rockview penitentiary in Bellefonte Pennsylvania to chase away deer that have been breaking into the prison farm vegetables patch in the early morning hours. The guards are not tasked with inmate control. the deer problem is the focus.
Los Angeles report details former boxing manager Jack Kearns pleading guilty to drunkenness after a dispute with a taxi driver Lester Myers in front of a beer parlor. He was fined twenty dollars and taken into custody despite protests. An apple contains about 82.5 per cent water.
Light from the sun takes about 499 seconds to reach Earth. The talus is rock debris at a cliff base or an ankle bone. In World War I, the Foreign Legion unit served France.
The prompt presents a sequence where each blank word adds one new letter to the previous word, with letters shuffled. It includes a humorous quote about a father and son with words like go log glow growl and glower, illustrating the letter-adding rule across the stacked phrases.
United States District Judge Richard J. Hopkins sentenced Harry Clark to ten years in Leavenworth for three indictments tied to the Scott City mail pouch robbery. Clark pleaded guilty and Wesley Sanders of Wichita Falls Texas received a three year probation as his alleged partner.
A themed clue list titled American Statesman features horizontal and vertical entries with numbers and bids for melody to stop edge of a roof to sob hoadz in bird ore launders shackles etc. The page pairs crossword items with a puzzle answer grid and references to a statesman in the picture.
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