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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1932
Page
5
Hollywood star Doris Kenyon forged a new acting path after the death of Milton Sills. She credits work with healing sorrow and notes the couple's child Kenyon Sills as solace amid misfortunes and health struggles.
Doris Kenyon will perform at the High School Auditorium Monday as part of the Artist Course. The actress is described as a linguist and student of music, languages and folk songs, having mastered twelve languages for song. Tickets are on sale at Amarillo College of Music on Tyler Street.
The article recalls Doris Kenyon's comeback after a long break to act again with Walter Houston in The Ruling Voice and Georgie Arliss in Alexander Hamilton. It notes delays to enable her to star in Warner Brothers The Other Man and highlights her recent stage success in The Bargain with Lewis Stone and Evalyn Knapp.
More than one sixth of Argentina's 14,436 gasoline stations are concentrated in Buenos Aires, highlighting the capital's dominant role in the nationwide fuel network.
A collection of reader letters and notices from Hemphill County to Channing and Matador Ranch discuss coffee prohibition, job requests, and social issues. Topics include banning coffee, percussion of liquor, a found pair of drum headlights, housework offers, and political opinions on John Garner's temperance stance.
Opinion column questions growing power in Austin where a small group of appointed department heads wield authority without direct voter accountability. It examines how these officials secure influence and keep their jobs beyond electoral scrutiny.
A Texas reader questions highway funding fairness arguing counties pay for local roads while state funds and licenses absorb costs. He accuses the state highway commission of targeting penalties over real road safety and urges reform. A letter from Dallas George supports reform and cites Dr. Brinkley.
In Houston on April 1 Eugene Talmadge Georgia commissioner of agriculture attacked federal farm board policies and government in business. He blasted tariff effects and Smoot Hawley, called Hoover aid plans misleading farmers, and warned of a looming fiscal drain as he described the federal marketing act and the farm board. He also urged a Taxpayers League to take political action and spoke of organizing support from candidates and a platform to reform government spending.
Charles S. Glass, Amarillo blind youth and writer, shares a vivid, high-spirited portrait of Cuba. He praises the islands beauty, notes Havana’s fame and Moro Castle, and recalls sugar era pride while noting Cuba’s modern highway push to attract tourists beyond the usual destinations.
The article extols Cuba's tropical landscape and agricultural wealth, noting sugar and tobacco as key cash crops. It discusses planned road and transport improvements, western plains' Havana cigar production, Matanzas caves, and cattle breeding efforts, plus American investment in Havana hotels and the tourist trade.
The passage portrays a Cuban man who blends American influence with his Cuban identity. He seeks profit from sugar, ensures his sons’ education, and enjoys American goods like talkies and Fords, while remaining proudly Cuban and hopeful as long as the sun shines today.
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