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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1930
Page
4
The Globe reiterates its independent democratic stance for the August 1 1930 edition, pledging impartial news coverage and support for what it views as right regardless of party politics.
The Chamber of Commerce and the American Legion report progress on forming a municipal band in Amarillo with 25 Legion musicians volunteering. Costs are expected to be light, with salaries and uniforms possibly covered by the chamber’s assistance. A Panhandle farm products display tour, starting at 2306 West Sixth Avenue, aims to educate residents on regional crops and Panhandle Plains, Inc. exports to Canada fell by 24 million dollars in May 1930 versus 1929, prompting questions about the trade slowdown and American industry.
Glenn Frank argues democracy relies on equal opportunity and that revolutions harm a democracy by elevating mediocrity. He cites political parties as essential to government and warns against radical upheaval during economic downturn. The essay reflects 1920s concerns voiced by Frank and includes quotation snippets from Coolidge and Indiana governor.
Dan Rorimer, two weeks in Hollywood, answers a letter to meet Anne Winter from Tulsa. He is drawn to her charm during dinner and a Roosevelt hotel dance as their mutual attraction grows. Anne, an aspiring extra with stock experience, and Dan discuss dreams of writing for Continental Pictures while the music stirs forgotten ambitions.
The reporter recounts a motoring trip through Germany from Wesel to Cologne with stops at Duisburg and Bonn. A Prussian officer delays the party, hotel stays, the Rhine’s scenery, Cologne cathedral, and a Beethoven cottage visit frame a narrative of travel and cultural observations. The piece shifts to a social scene with Rorimer and Anna, ending with a tease for more on Page 15.
In a Washington letter, Kirke Simpson notes Senator Copeland blaming the Aluminum Company of America for potential relocation if tariff cuts pass. Norris mocks Mellon as the greatest treasury head since Hamilton while Montana Senator Walsh resists compromise as the vote runs 41 to 39.
An article advises parents on using rewards to shape behavior. It emphasizes immediate rewards for young children and gradual expectations for older ones, avoiding distant prizes. It urges rewards to reflect parental approval and boost self-esteem rather than rely on material gain.
In a Burgess story Jim Crow, a fledgling crow, joins a free flock led by his father Blacky in the Green Forest. He discovers hunger and fear, misses Farmer Brown's care, and learns that freedom brings hard hunting and constant watchfulness. By day two his eyes open to the dangers of independence.
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