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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1932
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe began February 20 1924 and is issued evenings except weekends in connection with The Amarillo Daily News. It lists publisher editor Gene Howe and general manager Wilbur Hawk with Associated Press affiliation and local telephone numbers. Subscription rates at a glance are provided for weekly, monthly, and yearly plans.
The new Paramount Theater boosts Amarillo’s fall and winter economy by providing steady work for skilled and unskilled labor, spurring demand for materials, and signaling local confidence. Prominent quotes from John N. Garner and H. H. Kung frame economic and political ideas alongside a Glenn Frank essay on surplus jobs and the Machine Age.
Olivia Ottendorf faces a moral conflict after eloping with her first husband Nick Allen while still married to Harry Ottendorf. On Nick's New England farm, Olivia contemplates a future with him as Suki the servant helps run the household. Christmas memories from Milwaukee haunt her.
Harlem’s intelligentsia debate traditions and class in Lenox Avenue salons as writers artists and musicians rise. Noted figures such as Carl Van Vechten Roland Hayes Paul Robeson Wallace Thurman Florence Mills Bert Williams appear amid social clashes with dancers in black and tan establishments and a longing to honor Florence Mills and Bert Williams with street names.
A teaser announces the series exploring the origins of customs and sayings. Readers are invited to suggest topics for future installments and to contact editors Russ Murphy and Ray Sensky at The News Globe.
Bing Crosby joins a new schedule during his vaudeville tour with WABC CBS on Mondays and Wednesdays and late Tuesdays. He will stop Tuesday recitals from May 8 when filming in Hollywood begins. Walter Winchell rests, Louis Sobol fills WEAF NBC slot, and baseball scores fade from daily broadcasts.
Jerry and Mrs Jerry wake as water rises from Smiling Pool flooding their home. He plans escape to higher land along Green Meadows and Laughing Brook while weathering a spring calamity. They flee by foot and swim ahead, choosing uncertain safety over stay. The pair face hunger and drift but endure together amid changing waters.
The clues mix navy terms and general crossword prompts for horizontal and vertical entries. Readers match hints like a secretary role, Italian river, constellations, and common words such as wrath and above, with various lengths and cross-checks across a themed puzzle.
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