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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1932
Page
4
A columnist explains readers want themselves reflected in news. Personal, local incidents engage more than distant events. Readers crave unusual, relatable stories about everyday lives and neighborly triumphs and trials, even as broad economic and Europe news remains background.
Glenn Frank analyzes Barricades Against Panic in National Sphere with six points on how the Reconstruction Finance Corporation can restore confidence in banks and credit. He argues RFC backing could guarantee deposits, mobilize bank liquidity, broaden eligible paper, aid commodities, prevent bank and railroad distress, and ease insurance strains amid its emergency role.
Olivia, married to Harry Ottendorf, meets her first husband Nicholas Allen, now a famous novelist, on a liner. They reminisce and confront lingering feelings as a storm builds, Nick admitting lifelong love and Olivia fearing the turn of events. They briefly reconcile before separating to cope with the inevitable consequences.
A fragment describes 18th century Frankfurt moneylender Amschel Bauer who added a red shield emblem over his house in 1772. The symbol grew famous and the family reportedly adopted the Rothschild surname from the shield, prompting letters to The New Globe for more origin ideas.
Jerome, famed New York district attorney, remains a enduring public figure famed for fighting Tammany Hall and corrupt police. The retired 70s legal icon, once nemesis of Harry K Thaw and Richard Croker, is described as a rugged lone wolf devoted to privacy. He spends time in Yonkers with little interest in memoirs or fame, yet public memory keeps him central in American crime history.
Prominent French and American figures join an international exchange of programs starting Sunday afternoon under the International Radio Forum. Jules Jusserand will speak from Paris via WJZ NBC at 3 PM, then Andre Citroen will follow next Sunday. Programs will alternate every other week with other music and talk features listed on WEAF NBC WABOC GBS and WJZ NBC schedules.
Crossword puzzle clues in mixed language lines list definitions and wordplay for horizontal and vertical entries. It presents names countries and various common nouns to guide solving a historical puzzle page.
In a Farmer Brown story, Chatterer the Red Squirrel frees Shadow the Weasel from a trap, prompting a chase across the Green Forest. Farmer Brown’s Boy realizes his mistake and vows to recapture Shadow, while Chatterer rants and the two adults laugh at the outcome.
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