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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1932
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe notes its founding date February 20, 1924 and entry as second-class matter at the Amarillo Texas post office. It lists publisher editor Gene Howe and general manager Wilbur C. Hawk, with publication evenings except weekends and a Sunday morning edition with The Amarillo Daily News.
A Dallas killing is used to attack federal prohi bition policy linking two agents to a murder and a wife’s wounding. The piece argues that federal protection should not shield officers from state criminal liability and calls for a broad national enforcement policy and a constitutional referendum on prohibition. It quotes Roosevelt Pussyfoot Johnson and Alfred E. Smith voicing competing views on justice and reform.
The article discusses whether current recession differs from past lows. It cites Robert G Caldwell's study on American panics, noting that most generations face a major war and a major low mood, with four cautious generalizations about business careers and cycles.
Georgie Revell, immersed in her confidential work for Gratton Matching, faces a love dilemma with Eddie Townsend as he seeks marriage before a forced year apart due to her employer. Georgie weighs loyalty to her job against love, while investigations into leakage threaten her at every turn. Courage and cunning guide her response as Eddie presses for an answer.
Courthouse records show warranty deeds from Wichita Falls to Carter and Johnson Gro. Mkt. to Johnson, plus Dees selling to Garwood and Ford to Ben gon with varied sums. Car registrations list Bob Taylor. Building permits issued to Finch, Ewing, Slade, and Gray for residences and garages with specified lots and costs.
Dr. Ralph J. Moore attended the State Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons meeting in San Antonio and was elected president of the gastrointestinal division. Mrs Moore accompanied him returning Thursday evening.
Crossword puzzle list presents many clues with horizontal and vertical entries. The page enumerates numbers for fabric, weather, nature, animals, and language terms, plus geography and anatomy hints. It mixes definitions with hints and mentions a monetary standard and several place names.
A period column by O. O. McIntyre reflects New York scene and theater lore. It parodies city life from Central Park to Broadway noting figures like Dudley Field Malone and Ruth Raphael while wittily describing actors and venues.
Cities compete with New York as centers for network programs with new items like opry house tonight on WTAM to WEAF NBC and symphonies from the old South on WCKY to WJZ NBC May 13. Roxy’s Bon Voyage hour extends on WEAF WJZ NBC with Mme Schumann-Heink and Amos ’n’ Andy among guests. Tonight’s listings include International Radio Forum from Stockholm and other varied broadcasts across WEAF CBS WJZ networks.
A fragment notes a state association discussion on intestinal and rectal diseases and mentions a convention trip to Monterrey Mexico. It also comments that Scotland expects women's short skirts to return to style.
Paddy the Beaver and Mrs. Paddy keep watch while Jerry Muskrat helps. A falling tree threatens danger. Paddy signals and all retreat safely. Honker the Goose and flock later settle by the lower pond as the story moves to Jerry Is Bashaw.
A writer’s visit to Cripple Creek targets Myers Avenue in a piece titled Abroad at Home. The town’s council renames the street Julian Street after censoring depictions of vice. The essay contrasts monastic pedants with The New Yorker purism under editor Harold Ross.
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