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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1931
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe began as a second class matter on February 20 1924 and is published evenings except Sundays by The Globe News Publishing Co. in Amarillo Texas. GENE HOWE serves as Publisher and Editor with WILBUR C HAWK as General Manager. Subscription rates appear for weekly and monthly terms in the notice.
The New York congressman Sol Bloom maneuvers as press agent for the Washington bicentennial facing clashes over seagoing whiskers on the Constitution and a Yorktown surrender re staging controversy. British reactions, patriotic societies, and pacifist moves fuel public debate while Bloom touts the event as national publicity.
An essay argues Americans suffer from frozen confidence and romantic optimism. It urges rising above both hope and fear to apply hard work and clear thinking to rebuild a stable, prosperous civilization amid economic and social pressures.
Liane Barrett and Cass Barrett arrive at Willow Stream Long Island to join a summer stock company led by Mrs Cleespaugh. Liane, starry eyed amid a seaside village backdrop, meets Clive Cleespaugh and Elsie Minter as tensions simmer over money and mothers’ expectations.
O O McIntyre writes from London on August 13 about The Strand as a symbol of home for Britons abroad. He describes London streets and shopfronts, a one armed silhouette cutter, real American soda, Simpson's dining, and a tavern near Knightsbridge. He notes American dentists' prominence in London.
A weekly WABC CBS program starting August 28 will center on aviation with Casey Jones handling the aviation angle and Pilar Arcos as soloist in Footnotes. The feature includes a piano lesson program with Dr Osborne McConathy and a disarmament discussion by Oswald Garrison Villard on WJZ NBC August 19.
A clever wood rat moves into the old cabin and, through nightly visits to trade, acquires Farmer Brown's Boy’s shoes by trading for shiny pebbles and shells. The boy secretly watches and repays the bear by swapping back, showing Trader’s belief in fair exchange.
A dense list of crossword entries organized by horizontal and vertical clues. Includes composer question, tool names, animal terms, geographic references, and various one to two word definitions across multiple numbered items.
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