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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1932
Page
2
The record lists the Amarillo Daily News masthead with established date November 4 1909 publisher Dr J E Nurpee and editor G E Paes. It notes circulation figures and offices in Amarillo Texas, with press and wire service affiliations and daily publication details.
The Daily News declares itself an independent Democratic newspaper that aims to publish impartially while supporting what it believes is right, regardless of party politics. It emphasizes commitment to truthful reporting and ethical standards in serving readers and the community.
The News Globe challenges the City Commission's claim that turning off every other white way light would save $32,000 annually. Analysis of April and May bills shows potential savings around $6,000 if all white way lights are off, far below the commission's figure. The piece urges a thorough audit of city expenses and notes political tensions surrounding budget cuts.
In Washington, President Hoover faced a widening tax battle with Congress. The administration struggled as Republican allies distanced themselves while Democrats pressed for changes, reshaping the path of tax proposals and policy.
Washington correspondent Paul Mallon recalls a senator’s motto that guided his life. The rule reads I am not bound to win but I am bound to be true and urges steadfast integrity over success. The piece notes the stark simplicity of the fifty four word slogan and its enduring practical value.
The piece argues public projects have been cut and vocational work in Texas public schools faces funding pressure. It cites Congress debates to end federal vocational support, praises State Superintendent C N Shaver, and notes strong Panhandle agriculture programs and Tri-State Fair visibility.
Dorothy Dix argues that many women face proposals of free love and urges marriage as the true life commitment. She contends that marriage provides stability, fidelity, and legal redress, while free love leaves women vulnerable to reputation harm and social ostracism.
A Dorothy Dix reflection argues marriage as the best social structure for protecting women and children, urging women to trust men who provide honest wedding rings rather than vague promises.
Dr Frank Eecoy discusses physical culture as a universal health tool tracing roots from cavemen to Greeks and wartime drills. He cites Fairbanks and Roosevelt as examples and outlines methods for safe steady practice, plus tips on attire, breathing, and timing, followed by reader questions on cystitis and diet.
Omit from thence means from that place. mien is pronounced meen with ee as in seen. The misspelled word is Chanel. Omnipotent means having unlimited power. Oscillate is the verb to move backward and forward.
Child appetite should govern amount he eats and mothers should follow the child’s individual response. Guidance on cereal vegetables and orange juice amounts for six to twelve months, with emphasis on relished feeding and adjusting portions to avoid dislike. Tomorrow segment previews Understanding Mother Avoid Conflict by Tactful Management.
The listing outlines NBC CBS and WLW networks with a dense 6:30 p.m. to 10:15 p.m. program slate including Lawrence Tibbett Gypsies Orchestra Parade of States and Sherlock Holmes on NBC WBBM WGN KMOX and others with Chopin style broadcasts from KOA WJZ and WLW stations and a variety of orchestras and vocal acts.
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