Amarillo Globe Announces 1932 Publishing Details
The Amarillo Globe, founded February 20 1924, announces second class matter status and postal details. Published evenings except Saturdays and Sundays in connection with The Amarillo Daily News, with staff names Publisher Editor Gene Howe and General Manager Wilbur C Hawk. Telephones listed for news and circulation. Subscription rates shown for weekly and monthly terms. Date noted Monday April 18 1932.
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Amarillo
Texas
War veterans costs and bonus figures stir debate
Figures show the U.S. has spent about 6.75 billion on veterans to date with 9.15 billion including a full bonus for 4.25 million veterans. A new budget allocates about 1 billion for veterans relief, while total military and debt costs push the wartime bill toward 2.65 billion. The data highlight grand aunt Agnes Scarritt’s quip about bootleggers amid broader war spending concerns.
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Uncle Sam
United States
Was Extravagance To Blame
Glenn Frank argues that current economic woes stem from excessive spending rather than true luxury. He cites data from 1921 to 1929 showing wage and production gaps and warns against turning emergency measures into permanent policy. Recovery should raise living standards, not repress them.
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Glenn Frank
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Westward Passage Remade in Secret Evening Ride
Olivia Ottendorf, married to Harry, rekindles romance with her first husband Nick Allen during a drive to Greenfield. Nick vows to write anew as they dream of a secluded life at his New England farm, planning a hidden rendezvous and a future together despite Olivia’s ties to Harry. The chapter ends with them arriving at the farm and plans for a bath to relieve strain.
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Harry Ottendorf
Nicholas Allen
Nick
Harry
Chicago
New England
Boston
Ottendorf
Suki
Bennington
Greenfield
Blue Mound
Livvy
Bailey’s Knob
Jericho Hill
Mount Washington
Nicka
Seth Al-len
Windows tell a modern tragedy in a loan broker’s diary
In New York April coverage, a diarist recalls social rounds with Jack Dempsey Eddie Dowling and others before noting the sorrowful sight of East Side pawnshop windows Each unredeemed pledge hints at lost hopes and a Soho glass eye stands as a stark symbol A brief nod honors Helen Willis Moody and Broadway wanderer Tippy Gray as well
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Jack Dempsey
Gallipolis
Eddie Dowling
Peggy
Aubrey Eads
Beekman Place
Hugh Troy
Grover Alexander
John Randall
George Houston
Darkies
Kent Coopers
Kent
Reinald Werrenrath
Mandalay
Jim Quirk
Will H
Jessie Hays
Waldorf
Lower
London
Soho
Radio Clock Broadcast Highlight at Circus Show
Madge Tucker leads five children to a circus broadcast when a lion roared for nearly a minute, thrilling the audience and a pygmy from Africa who tried the microphone. Little Jack Little gains a sponsor for a week starting Monday as radio schedules unfold across WEAF NBC WABC CBS and WJZ NBC with concerts, parades, and comedy.
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Associated Press
Central Standard
New York
Madge Tucker
Africa
WEAF
NBC
Lawrence Tibbett
West
Texas
American Legion
Mme
Schumann-Heink
Beale Street
WABC
CBS
Haly Aces
Burns
Allen
Guy Lombardo
Isham Jones
WJZ
Morgan L. Eastman
McGravy Brothers
Earl Hines
Jerry Muskrat Prepares for Flood Rescue at Smiling Pool
Jerry Muskrat notes that some things must be as they are and prepares for a flood. As rain floods the Smiling Pool, he escapes to a bank hideaway, then realizes the water may rise further and digs a secure underground chamber ready for the worst. The tale ends with his cautious optimism and resolve.
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Jerry Muskrat
Jerry
Smiling Pool
Mistress Spring
Green Forest
Pen
Ter
Green Meadows
T. W. Burgess
Wandering mind and vaudeville age in a globe trotting life
A reflective piece traces a world roaming performer who writes music in Paris and bobsleds in Lake Placid, naming New York and Hollywood as bases. It contrasts old vaudeville acts like Weber and Field with modern tastes, recalls past stars, and muses on changing wit and language across eras.
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Paris
Lake Placid
Rue Cambon
Shanghai
Formosa
New York
Hollywood
Crossword Puzzle Clues From Old Newspaper Practice
A mixed list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues with numbers and word hints including entries like Low singing voice marble slab tyrant minority leader in Germany and many more across and down definitions. The page presents a traditional puzzle format with scattered word game prompts.
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Germany
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