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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1932
Page
4
The piece argues adults shape boyhood more than boys shape it and that failures in honesty and courage reflect adult society. It cites Cuthbert Blakiston and defense by James E. West, urging responsibility for youth and warning against harsh judgments of modern boys.
Michigan authorities delivered rapid justice after the murder of 17 year old Evelyn Sanford. Abducted and slain on Saturday, her body was found the following Wednesday, the killer confessed that night, pleaded guilty Thursday, and was sent to the penitentiary within a week.
The piece lists twelve planning principles arguing planning uses science and data, sets standards, regulates actions toward fixed objectives, favors cooperative organization, seeks stability, extends from narrow to broad, bases on planning units, is perpetual, rewards effects over profits, shifts from ends to a broader living standard, blends social and economic aims, and favors patient evolution across generations.
Sondra cools her ties with Mark Merriman and follows independence after Flora leaves her husband Ben. She relocates to a costly hotel, faces loneliness, mounting bills, and a fading allowance, while a note from William Leroy mentions Mark’s fever and slower recovery, signaling a changed outlook on life and love.
The United States Public Health Service announces a new typhus vaccine shown effective in animal trials and hoped to benefit humans. The report contrasts typhus with typhoid, notes transmission by lice in unsanitary conditions, and outlines care, feeding, and hygiene needed during infection.
Joseph L. Kaplan of Everett Massachusetts earns high school diploma despite starting late and raising a family. He faced age gaps with younger students, but persevered to graduate with honors and plans to secure a better job. The piece notes his resilience and the social irony of his achievement. It also mentions King Features Syndicate 1932 and Michigan reforestation efforts.
A fragmented 1930s style column notes socialites actors and writers with satirical glimpses. Named figures include Willie and Eugene Howard Kate Cross Earl Benham and John McGraw, alongside reflections on theater life and public gossip.
In Thornton W. Burgess Tales Young Chucky the chipmunk faces a red coat fox intent on catching him after his garden escapade. He decides to fight rather than flee and shows courage despite fear. The scene shifts briefly to a fox cub before unrelated prose and a literary note conclude.
An eight year old boy brought to a psychiatrist shows nervous blinking and morbid talk about suicide and fire. His mother and her suitor provoke rivalry. doctors advise more affection and shared outings to reduce distress. Within weeks the symptoms largely disappeared.
CBS adds KSL as the 92nd network affiliate on Sept 1, launching a 50,000 watt plant between Sept 15 and Oct 1. Roosevelt’s first presidential broadcast will be on WJZ NBC at 2 PM Aug 20. Tonight’s programs feature WEAF NBC and WABC CBS schedules with orchestras and talks.
A fox hunter on his first solo trip pursues a young Chuck. The fox attacks and the two lock in a fierce struggle. Chucky braces and drives the fox back with teeth and claws while the fox tries to gain the prize for home. The fight ends with Chucky still in the lead.
The official reporter for Walker heavy ing frowns on Shakespeare. Counsel quoted Shakespeare saying mewling and puking in the nurse s arms. The reporter rewrote the line to state when Mayor Walker was a baby chewing on a teething ring in the nursery.
A themed crossword with clues for horizontal and vertical entries including tennis related terms. Contains references to players venues and common crossword language.
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