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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1932
Page
4
A survey of help-wanted ads in major papers shows former high earners seeking low wage starts and workers with shrinking incomes volunteering for any job. Anecdotes include executives willing to begin at $25 a week and a college graduate offering chauffeur service for $30 weekly.
In a Thornton Burgess bedtime tale Young Chucky climbs a tree to escape Bowser the Hound and Flip the Terrier. He feels fear and relief as he discovers he can climb and sees far below, while Johnny Chuck watches from a higher limb.
A half mile beneath the Atlantic off Bermuda a microphone will transmit Beebe's observations from a diving bell. Upcoming radio schedules list WEAF, WABC, and WJZ programs with music, comedy, and concerts through the evening. The event is part of NBC and network lineup continuing Friday broadcasts.
Glenn Frank analyzes three major forces behind a steep export decline from 1928 to 1932. Falling global purchasing power, postwar tariff chaos, and debtor creditor dynamics have sharply cut U S exports and imports, with the United States hardest hit as a creditor nation. He urges cautious policy over political maneuvering and notes world economic unity as essential.
Sondra Kent learns Mark Merriman is being invalided home and fears exposure of their secret marriage. John Anderson, her guardian figure, confronts her and urges she support Merriman despite her growing love for him. He suggests sending her away for a respite and hints at his own cottage by the shore as a possible refuge.
Dr Copeland urges readers to abandon pride and wear properly fitted glasses. He notes many suffer headaches eye pain and fatigue from uncorrected vision and argues modern frames can enhance appearance while improving sight. The piece targets individuals who resist wearing glasses due to vanity.
Marys mother endures a hard life, clinging to a loving but ordinary husband. The Vamp enters, the marriage dissolves, and Mary grows up amid shifting loyalties. A family friend suggests inheritance motives, while the author expresses tempered sympathy for both parents.
Sondra and John resume their delicate tension planning a Saturday meeting while easing past Evelyn’s memory. An unspoken forgiveness hangs as tears reappear and a kiss lingers just out of reach. Tomorrow at the shore, a sudden emergency hovers over their fragile bond.
The annual Cherokees girls camp of the San Jacinto Methodist Church is underway at Ceta Canyon under supervisors Mrs. Gaston Foote and Mrs. M G Stanford. Attending are Emogene Stanford Amber Darnall Anita McDowell Ruby Jean McLaughain Madelyn Stanford Phyliss Cline and Ernestine Quarles.
Magnolia area units report two 15 gallon drums of motor oil seized Tuesday night. Deputies seek the owner of Magnolia Socony S. A. E. 50 oil to recover the property.
A historical clue list shows a Waterway Pact themed crossword with across entries like Toothed wheel varnish ingredient and Summit measure indicating a puzzle tied to navigation and engineering terms. Down clues include Afraid close channel and First official speaker in the Republican presidential campaign, suggesting a dense wordplay grid.
An elderly bachelor recalls a lush Parisian dining scene with marble stairways Gobelin tapestries and Corot works. He notes jungle fruits from Uganda pawpaws mulberries and a glowing blackberry while recounting garden picnics with girls and a playful worm superstition. He also mentions a Utah paper mocking McIntyre.
In Burgess 1932 tale Johnny Chuck clings to a tree above Palmer Brown’s garden as dogs Flip and Bowser bark below. Sammy Jay alerts other birds while Johnny and companion Johnny get anxious about being seen and staying aloft until danger passes.
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