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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1931
Page
4
A columnist urges Amarillo to shift from chasing large factories to expanding small plants. Citing census data, the piece notes that 87.2 percent of factories employ under 100 workers and 62 percent of national payrolls come from small plants, recommending a revamped, lower-sights industrial strategy.
The July Forum presents Charles A. Beard's nine point five year plan for America. It calls for a National Economic Council to coordinate key industries, repeal of antitrust acts with public service safeguards, a Board of Strategy and Planning, stronger Bureau of Standards, industry syndicates with regional boards, an Agricultural Syndicate, a Marketing Syndicate, an Exporting and Importing Syndicate, and a Kellogg Pact aligned diplomacy including World Court cooperation and debt cancellation tied to disarmament.
Liane Barrett, a starving actress’s daughter in New York, navigates love and danger as she encounters Van Robard and Chuck Desmond while her mother Cass drives her path through a summer theater circuit. The plot threads weave through theater life, flirtation, and looming scandal.
Radio editor notes talks to bring Bing Crosby to WABC CBS while Rudy Vallee signs with NBC. WJZ NBC carries coverage of Boardman and Polando arrival. Radio Revue debuts September 6 on WABC CBS. Echoette Radio priced at 32.75 dollars at Amarillo Electric Co. plus assorted program listings and a serialized novel excerpt.
O C McIntyre observes England shedding old customs as London adopts new urban habits. He cites drinking trends shifting from traditional ales to whisky, architecture echoing New York, and Regent Street recalling Fifth Avenue. He visits Crimean monument, Gatehouse Prison, Pepys lore, and a red headed couple scene in Jermyn Street while praising the English at home.
Farmer Brown's Boy and Stumpy hear a night disturbance near their cabin. Clues point to a large cat or cougar that spooks the horses. By daybreak they inspect tracks and confirm a big feline presence, with Cousin Tom and dogs arriving to aid in the pursuit.
The narrator contrasts British hospitality and cultural knowledge with a rough edge of Cockney behavior and clubland types. He recalls Whitechapel as London's Bowery, a past London visit, and notes vivid scenes from Claridge lounge and a Scottish tone. He ends with warm ties to London and a slogan praising the city.
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