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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1931
Page
4
Mayor Ernest Thompson announces 7 Zoning may go to a public vote if enough residents object to the final map submitted by the board. The plan prompts protests over restrictions while urging citizens to study the proposal for future public welfare and airport growth.
An essay arguing that not all capitalists can be lumped together. The author contends that small capitalists hinder progress more than big capitalists, who, faced with global shifts, pursue realistic planning. He suggests future liberal shifts may be led by big capitalists.
Dr Charters confronts the enigmatic John Waye who gained admission as a patient at his nursing home. Waye reportedly supplied MacAdoo with a poison lore, seeks a share of a 10 000 pounds deal, and prompts Marjorie Lauder dell to fear her treatment. Sir Bernard Matthieson and Dr Studley discuss Waye and the case, weighing sanity, motive, and potential risks.
A brief notice invites readers to suggest origins for customs and sayings for the How It Began series by Russ Murphy in The Globe. It previews topics such as wash and wipe, horse shoes, and Table d Hote and invites reader ideas for future illustrated installments.
New York drama critics face sharp barbs from stars and writers as tussles over reviews persist. Ethel Barrymore and Richard Bennett draw heat, while Channing Pollock mocks critics, though authors defend critics as fair and diligent. The piece notes actors rarely attend full plays, with critics often leaving mid performance and nicknaming them The Death Watch.
Washington April 9 America's six leading cities in health conservation were rated by the Chamber of Commerce of the United States. Detroit won best record among cities over 500,000, with Newark New Jersey in the 250 000 to 500 000 bracket, and New Haven Connecticut 100 000 to 250 000. Honor cities included Milwaukee Philadelphia Reading Harrisburg San Francisco Pasadena Palo Alto Baltimore Buffalo Syracuse Yonkers Utica White Plains Watertown Rochester Hartford Salem West Orange East Orange South Orange Fargo Cincinnati Sidney Kansas City Denver Memphis Evanston La Salle Durham Albany.
Philadelphia reports the 100th anniversary of Baldwin Locomotive Works observed in April. Matthias Baldwin, founder, began in metal trades in 1817 before partnering with David Mason to produce bookbinders tools and cylinders for printing calico. He perfected his first steam locomotive at Coffee House Alley and later moved the shop as the business expanded.
In this brief excerpt from a 1930 Frederick A. Stokes novel, Mark Studley and Sir Bernard discuss a death warrant and the possibility of feigned insanity. They debate why a sane man might pretend hysteria and consider the potential consequences of such a ruse.
A peculiar tale finds James tracing a scandal at The Mon astery where men following him vanish into a lady's room tomorrow. Scientists report color effects with red and orange stimulating, deep yellow cheering, green slowing, and white causing irritation.
Mrs Yellow Wing the Flicker suspects another Flicker is listening to Yellow Wing’s joyful drumming. She follows clues around the farm and woods, hoping to uncover a rival before revealing herself, revealing how jealousy misleads her. The tale is a 1931 Burgess animal fable previewing a Peter Rabbit sequel.
The puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues including verbs nouns and adjectives with mixed spellings and possible OCR errors. It seeks answers for items such as through water east west and various abbreviations while referencing historic ambassador and related terms.
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