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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1931
Page
4
The piece notes a recent change in news values favoring international events over local stories. It cites Hoover debt moratorium talk, Soviet actions, Europe’s crisis, aviation feats, and China floods as examples, and mentions a radio controlled U S Navy destroyer trial as a glimpse of future warfare.
Glenn Frank argues that the term rights is overused and hampers social progress. He cites the push for silver nitrate in newborns to prevent blindness, notes a veto on such a bill, and urges a new, more socialized individualism requiring greater social control.
Pierre forces a killer to dig a grave after Bruce Carey flees with 25 000. Colorado Bill reveals he is Roy Donovan and the sheriff tracks Bruce, Pierre, and Colorado to Painted Mountains Blackwater Tanks and Drippin Spring as Ann and Old Tony fear the truth.
Palisades gates in Palo Duro Canyons will welcome the public for a Sunday picnic and water carnival announced by W. H. Brymer. Events include fancy diving, swimming contests, fishing, and picnicking with cash prizes for diving, 100 yard dash, and quarter mile swim. Prizes also for best boy and girl swimmers and divers under 12. Register with Mrs. Brymer by telephoning 5544. Refreshments available. admission details to be announced.
O C McIntyre notes Paris cafes serve citron presse rather than real lemonade, a mix of lemon juice, ice and seltzer. warns tourists must order citron presse to get the American drink. He observes cafes modernizing with glitter and notes Paris life centers on cafes, from politics to nightlife at Bricktop's and Montmartre.
Descriptions of major Saratoga races to be broadcast coast to coast on CBS stations WABC and related networks during August and September. Program highlights include Alabama and Saratoga Special descriptions, live reviews by Bryant Field, and various musical interludes and concert programs. Also notes the rise of automobile radio use and an Amarillo company promoting Motor Majestic installations.
A regular passenger train from Laredo derailed yesterday 15 miles from Mexico City but no passengers were hurt. Among the travelers was C. A. Eaton of San Antonio. Sears Roebuck district manager H. H. Creske was in Amarillo earlier this week on business.
In this Bedtime Stories installment Spots the skunk, famed for his scent gun, defies larger predators like Speedfoot the Coyote and Howler the Wolf yet fears a Great Horned Owl stalking his hunting grounds. Night escapes hinge on warning fears and cautious hiding.
A lengthy crossword grid with horizontal and vertical clues ranging from presidents to instruments and crafts. Includes entries for positions, languages, and objects with several references to geography and craft terms.
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