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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1932
Page
4
The piece argues for shorter hours including six hour days and a five day week, citing unemployment as a driver yet stressing human value. It envisions machine driven productivity enabling a new civilization where poverty is vanquished and all workers share in abundance, urging national policy adoption of a short working week.
Editorial argues that condemning Japan over Manchuria should target the government, not the people, as Japanese athletes perform well in the Los Angeles Olympics. Cites General Vistor Yakhontoff and imperial Russian army officer context to contrast public perception with government policy.
Glenn Frank argues that long-standing worship of the business man is weakening amid 1929 era mood shifts. He asserts profits must align with social function, and leaders must deliver good goods, low prices, high wages, and shorter hours. He critiques short-sightedness in past leadership and predicts a shift away from the Cult of the Business Man.
Mark Merriman confronts his mother over jealousy fueled accusations about Sondra and guardian John Anderson. Sondra defends their fidelity and vows to protect Mark, as Mrs. Merriman breaks down, and Sondra seeks to calm the storm while reaffirming her commitment to Mark.
Dr Copeland outlines cystitis as bladder inflammation caused by infections or other body sites. He notes symptoms vary by germ type, including frequent urination and possible blood in urine, and warns hematuria can signal serious bladder disease beyond age forty.
A humorous column laments slow traditional croquet and imagines modern women avoiding the sport. The piece notes old time attire, social roles, and evolving rules, contrasting croquet with brisker tennis golf and basketball.
Boston reports a nationwide plan revealing $6,000,000,000 spent on World War veterans and a projected $21,500,000,000 by 1945 if current law lasts. Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd, chairman, says the league seeks economy in government spending to aid veterans and stop excessive public money use.
Houston detectives busted a counterfeit plant near New Baden in Robertson County. Raymond R. Reichert and Raymond F. Faulkner, both 35, were jailed in Houston and Waco on charges of manufacturing and possessing counterfeit money and conspiracy. August A. Levine, 44, of Houston, was arrested in Houston for passing bogus coins at a hamburger stand.
Thornton W Burgess narrates how Striped Chipmunk finds Red-eye the Vireo nest and guards its secret. The cheerful rodent enjoys a bright mood despite danger and hard work, while Sammy Jay scouts for nests nearby.
Sam Houston Junior High School will begin next Tuesday at 8 A.M. with low seventh grade pupils A through M then N through Z in the afternoon. Wednesday covers all high seventh grade pupils and low freshmen. Thursday handles low freshmen and all high eighth grade pupils. Friday assigns sophomores A through M and N through Z. Pupils should bring report cards and book cards.
A conflicted woman confronts her love for Mark as she contemplates exposing the truth. She fears her number of loyalties, his mother's disapproval, and a hard battle ahead to win forgiveness or acceptance. The scene ends with Mark asking if she loves him and Sondra tempted to reveal all tomorrow.
The Home Loan banks direct board starts a nationwide sale to raise up to 128 million dollars for the system with district capitals in Little Rock Arkansas and Topeka Kansas. If subscriptions fall short the Reconstruction Finance Corporation may purchase up to 125 million in stock. Over 2 000 wild flower species from 100 families are reported in Nevada.
RKO Building reaches 31 stories on Fifth Avenue with a 70 story main tower to house broadcasting across Rockefeller Center. The project includes two 45 story sky towers and the International Music Hall and sound movie house. A two part broadcast by William Beebe from near Bermuda is planned for September 11 over WEAF WJZ NBC. Programs listed on WEAF NBC WABC CBS stations follow.
In the Old Orchard Sammy the Squirrel and Striped Chipmunk chase eggs and nest secrets while Blacky the Crow and Chatterer the Red Squirrel search for meals. Welcome Robins and Mrs Robin rally help to drive Chatterer away as Red Eyes keep their secret protected and cause unrest among the birds.
A crossword style list of across and down clues with definitions and word play. The grid references various topics from governance and trade to everyday objects, asking for terms like currency, animal, actions, and descriptive notes.
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