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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1932
Page
4
County Commissioner Carl Hill proposes using a 75 000 state appropriation to surface a new road three miles west where right of way is available. He argues this avoids deadlock with owners on the current route and spurs county employment by spending the funds locally before recall.
The article notes multiple presidential name pairs Adams Harrison Roosevelt and questions how schoolboys will distinguish them in future exams. It contrasts memory challenges with the ongoing difficulty of disarmament, as James T. Shotwell weighs in on arms and history.
An editorial arguing for direct rational action on world issues. It criticizes politicians for delaying war debt settlements and favors a straight line approach to economic problems. It claims experts could devise two week solutions, but politics stalls progress to save face.
Santa tries to reform by Clive via Dicky and Lou-Lou. A taxi ride seethes with coercion and deceit as Santa faces blackmail and fear of exposure. Dicky exposes her vanity and schemes while warning of her past loyalties and control over Clive.
United States Senator Dr Roy A Copeland outlines common causes of sacro iliac backache and offers home remedies. He stresses posture correction rest in acute attacks and back strapping with adhesive tape to relieve pain.
Winifred Black notes that 3600 Boston grammar school pupils cannot recall presidents or state capitals yet have never seen a real cow. A visiting cow from the state agricultural college unsettles the children, who fear the animal yet boast bravado. The piece laments their artificial, penned life and contrasts it with nature such as brooks and springs bowing to Columbus-era discovery.
New York daily column notes Bowery pawnshops swelling with luxury items from uptown borrowers. Rich families pawn engagement rings and antique wares while tenements glow with Lalique glass and Rookwood pottery as midtown churches offer all night refuge. The piece blends social critique with fashion and culture notes, listing a string of high society anecdotes and syndicated quirks.
Thornton W Burgess presents Jerry Muskrat criticizing Little Joe Otter and family arrival at the Smiling Pool They disrupt his quiet winter prep and entertain themselves with a clay slide that becomes slippery as water wets their coats The scene centers on the contrast between prudent rest and playful activity by the Otter family at the pond
Mrs. Agnes Lyne notes jealousy is natural in siblings and between children and parents. She advises acknowledging feelings, reassuring each child of unwavering love, and preventing jealousy from escalating through steady, explicit affection during early childhood.
Radio moves toward staged performances with Stoopnagle and Budd airing weekly on WABC-CBS from Carnegie Hall Chamber Music Hall for a 500-seat audience. NBC and CBS shift some content to small theater formats while continuing studio broadcasts.
Mrs Otter and her two youngsters slide into the water with delighted cries while Jerry Muskrat declines play. Little Joe argues time spent in healthy play boosts work, then the Otter clan resumes their joyful descent. The scene closes with more splashes and smiles.
A newspaper puzzle page presents horizontal and vertical word clues covering themes from venomous snakes to legal terms. Entries include forms, decrees, and language casts, with references to fortifications, guards, and various everyday objects and actions.
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