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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1932
Page
4
The piece notes Franklin D Roosevelt’s looming influence before his 1933 inauguration and the push for the 20th amendment to move inaugurations to January. It cites Hoover’s role, Congress seeking guidance, and hopes for rapid state ratification as the amendment gains momentum.
Glenn Frank argues postwar debates on war debts are rooted in wishful thinking and emotionalism. He notes American loans to Europe funded surplus materials and relief, supported by purchases of American goods, boosting profits and prosperity. He urges realism and a world program for intergovernmental debts rather than cancellation.
Clive confronts Santa after Dicky’s visit, accusing her of disloyalty and boasting of their failed marriage. Santa defends herself while probing Clive’s motives, as they argue about love and responsibility. The scene ends with a decisive, if tense, ultimatum.
Dr. Copeland argues asthma is solvable with doctor patient cooperation. He divides causes into extrinsic and intrinsic groups, noting pollen and allergens among external factors and internal infections as internal causes. Desensitization may help extrinsic cases, while removing infection sources aids intrinsic cases.
A Winsome column contrasts a self contained fish in a deep dish with rich socialites travel ing alone in a drawing room. The piece shifts to a dramatic domestic scene with Santa and Clive as danger looms from a taxi while a telephone call hints at infidelity and conflict.
New York writer recalls West Street produce district’s lively mix of crates, steam and scent. He describes bustling morning shipping, dockside chatter, and colorful characters from Grace Moore to bank references, contrasting Fulton Street’s gloom with Vesey Street’s calmer bustle.
Mrs. Otter and her two youngsters join Little Joe Otter at the Big Rock near Laughing Brook as Jerry Muskrat feigns boldness about a crowded slide. The scene captures playful river wildlife banter and aging, with Joe teasing Jerry about growing older.
The passage recalls shimmering facades and a moment of relief from despair through small temptations like penny dreadfuls. It notes Old Mary the apple-woman who trusted credit in New York and the author’s fatigue with overdue magazine work as a personal crisis unfolds.
Outside auditors examining Tarrant County books report former district clerk R. E. Neely owes the county 3859 dollars. The tally of sums claimed from fee profits of current and former officials climbs to 39453 dollars. The District Attorney is directed to file recovery suits.
Feodor Chaliapin the six foot basso channels dynamic stage presence on air after pacing the studio and changing tunes. Christmas night brings Return of the Sunday Circle to WEAF NBC with a schedule mix including Ohman Arden and Kath ryn Meisle. Major stations WEAF NBC WABC CBS and WJZ NBC outline evening lineups featuring music, talk, and orchestras across New York.
In a 1932 Burgess tale, Little Joe and Mrs. Otter reclaim an old steep bank as a slippery slide at Smiling Pool. Jerry Muskrat watchers envy their splash as the Otter children plunge in one after another, triggering lively times at the pool.
Puzzle grid clues list many terms across horizontal and vertical axes. Entries include measures, tools, animals, and common words, with references to naval AI and various object names hidden in a crossword style.
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