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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1932
Page
4
Fortune Magazine warns that technological unemployment will linger even after good times return. If 70 workers today do the work of 100 in 1910, 1947 will see 40 workers do that same task. The shift foreshadows a long term labor squeeze beyond cyclical downturns. Jascha Heifetz notes people seek relief in music and entertainment.
Glenn Frank Maxwell summarizes five common errors about postwar debt and reparations. He argues connections to the Dawes and Young Plans, clarifies US cancellation vs reduction, and notes Europe’s payment limits and currency issues. He concludes that solving war debts requires economics over politics.
Santa endures a melodramatic kidnapping by her ex husband Dicky in a taxi and fears exposure as she plans how much to tell her husband Clive. She visits the Bronx Zoo with Dicky, escapes, and returns home to a tense scene where jealousy resurfaces as she contemplates revealing the truth. Santa resolves to take precautions against Dicky's further contact.
Dr Roy al S Copeland former New York senator outlines causes and treatments for talipes also known as club foot He emphasizes early recognition can allow non surgical correction and that surgery involves a simple tenotomy followed by plaster splints and rehab He warns against overreliance on a club top shoe noting it helps mild cases but does not cure the deformity.
New York December 22. A gang era fears raids and rival cabarets in the Tenderloin. Prominent speakeasy owners face pressure to align with mob protection or close. Figures like E. Berry Wall and Boni de Castellane noted among social observers as raids disrupt fashionable oyster bars and city nightlife.
The piece argues against intra family contests that reward winners and punish losers. It cites a birthday poem prize incident from the author’s youth showing lasting resentment. It recommends consistent praise and fair incentives to avoid jealousy and imbalance among siblings.
Winifred Black humorously notes Caroline changing names from Caroline to Ruth and possibly Stella to align with numerology and spiritual aims. The columnist mocks Caroline Ruth Stella's obsession with vibrations of auras and Asia studies, suggesting a broom's aura brings better form, while urging domestic chores for balance.
A bevy of stars appear in If I Had a Million about a eccentric millionaire who shares his fortune with random city directory picks. Richard Bennett leads with strong warmth, backed by Mary Boland, Gary Cooper, W C Fields and more in a lively group portrait.
Peter Rabbit watches Little Joe Otter and family at the Smiling Pool and envies their water slides. He lingers unseen, fearing discovery by Reddy Fox, while a playful scene of Otters contrasts with Peter’s heedless tendency to get into trouble.
The Boston Symphony Orchestra will perform two hour concerts as a Saturday night network feature for ten weeks starting New Year’s Eve. The program will be carried via WBZ WBZA on the NBC network with stations WEAF WABC and WJZ offering varied music and variety programs through the evening.
Peter dips into danger at the Smiling Pool as he alights on an Otter slide. He loses balance, goes head first down the smooth slope, lands in the cold pool with a huge splash, while Jerry and Mrs Muskrat react with astonishment.
A historical puzzle lists clues for a famous inventor and a themed crossword with across and down entries. It includes references to wireless telegraph concepts, descriptive adjectives, and various wordplay prompts across themes like chemistry botany and travel.
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