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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1932

Page

4

Savings up overall despite fewer bank accounts report

The American Bankers Association notes 180 million Americans hold savings deposits, with per person totals up 33 from a decade ago. The Moneyin Journal cites a drop of 7,047,340 accounts last year due to hoarding and postal savings, yet overall savings reach 24 billion, about 3 billion more than 1922 and 106 more than 1929.

American Bankers’ Association Moneyin Journal of the Association Journal

A Sensible Move in Stricter Transatlantic Flight Oversight

The government plans tighter supervision of transatlantic flight programs while preserving projects that advance aviation. Legitimate long-range aims will proceed, but publicity seekers and thrillriders will be restricted to dry land flights, a move likely welcomed by the public.

Mid-Ocean

Roosevelts Triple Task and World Economic Reform

Glenn Frank argues that Franklin D. Roosevelt faces a threefold global challenge: a fragile financial system failing to match modern needs, rapid advances in science and industry reducing workers, and a revival of nationalism hindering international economic cooperation. He predicts future statecraft must realign finance, economy, and politics to the changing machine age or politics will remain peripheral.

Roosevelt Glenn Frank Mr. Roosevelt McClure Newspaper Syndicate

Paradise Dawn: Santa and Clive face past affairs and new compromises

In a weekend snowbound drift, Santa and Clive debate whether to reconnect with her ex-husband Dicky. They test generosity and fear of past hurts as they seek a shared paradise. The pair confront whether reopening old ties can heal or threaten their fragile bond.

Santa Clive Dicky

Beware Cancer Quackery Warns Against False Remedies

Dr. Royal Copeland urges caution over dubious cancer cures and radium treatments. He notes early detection via regular exams improves outcomes, stresses physician oversight for X rays and radium, and calls for public skepticism toward charlatans despite ongoing medical efforts in 1932.

Royal Copeland United States New York New York City American Medical Association

Courthouse Recurns Warrants Deed Listings And Car Registrations

Courthouse records show warranty deeds transferring parcels to Henry J Frerup Stanley G Zimmerman and Clyde L McCown with nominal sums. Vehicle registrations list Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co Kansas City Dodge and B Larsen Ford. A community program notes tatters and rags will be transformed into clothing during Smile Week.

E. S. Burgess Henry J. Frerup W. M. McCarty Stanley G. Zimmerman Crudgington Addition M. W. Wallace Clyde L. McCown Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co Kansas City B. Larsen Polk St Smile Week

Pay as you Enter in College Rule Sparks Debate

Winifred Black notes a new policy at a prominent eastern university requiring proof of funds for entry, ending the era of work through college. She compares with self-made financiers who skipped college, arguing they may miss Alma Mater culture but gain practical drive and success.

Winifred Black East American College Edison Ford Luther Burbank

New Flare On Club Horizon in 1932 Manhattan

A vivid column recalls Montparnasse style clubs near Broadway with casual doors and secret upstairs bars, detailing costly drinks and a Parisian vibe. Peggy Joyce rents a four story East 63rd house with heavy security as photographers chase elites, and Fatty Arbuckle's studio fate draws sympathetic gossip.

O. O. McIntyre New York Montparnasse Broadway East 58Th Paris Peggy Joyce Atlantic Bay of Mentone Manhattan Samuel Seabury

Bedtime Tales of Eels from the Great Ocean

Thornton W. Burgess retells a curious tale from the Smiling Pool. Peter Rabbit learns from Jerry Muskrat that baby eels come from the Great Ocean and travel up rivers to their home, with Mrs Eel leaving after laying eggs.

Guiding Your Child an Opportunity Spoiled by Maternal Urgency

A mother laments finding activities for her two young daughters and confesses she must “get rid” of them to avoid nervousness. The girls overhear the remark and withdraw from club plans, showing how love and goodwill are essential to children’s receptive experience. Help somebody and you’ll smile.

Agnes Lyne

Arete the Radio Clock by C E Butterfield

NBC listeners seek a one hour time shift to 9 pm for grand opera broadcasts a neighbor’s loud 10 15 pm due to bedtime. Christmas night WEAF NBC features Rosa Ponselle and Sunday circle concerts. Radio schedule lists Rudy Vallee Olsen and Johnson Ethel Merman Aileen Stanley and more with varying time slots.

New York NBC National Grand Opera WEAF Rosa Ponselle Crime Club Stewart Sterling Rudy Vallee Olsen and Johnson Ethel Merman Hal Skelly Ken Muraray Aileen Stanley Wjz-Nbc

A Long Journey of Fishes and Birds in Spring

In a curious exchange Peter and Jerry discuss why fishes migrate up the Big River from the Great Ocean and back again. They compare spawning to bird nesting and question why Mrs Eel returns to the ocean to spawn, noting the peculiarity of such journeys.

Peter Rabbit Jerry Muskrat Smiling Pool Laughing Brook Eel Peter Jerry Great Ocean Sam T. W. Burgess

Nobel Prize Winner In Chemistry 1932

The 1932 Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded for significant advances in chemical science. The laureate was recognized for work that advanced fundamental understanding in chemical reactions and materials, influencing subsequent research and applications across chemistry disciplines.

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