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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1932

Page

6

Sir Harry Lauder Heads to Amarillo for Two Shows

The famed Scottish entertainer Sir Harry Lauder comes to Municipal Auditorium in Amarillo for one performance two nights after Christmas. He appears with a full company including orchestra and two Dalhart youngsters. Ticket sales began Friday with prices from 55 cents to 1.65, and mail orders may be sent to Wilbur C. Hawk at The Globe News.

Harry Lauder Amarillo Municipal Auditorium City Drug No Polk Street Lauder Wilbur C. Hawk Globe News Sir Harry Sweet Singing Scot Dalhart

Mellon to quit post in March resigning as ambassador

New York December 23 Andrew Mellon said he would retire to his Pittsburgh home soon after March 4 to gain a fresh Washington perspective and spend Christmas with his family. He arrived aboard the European and declined to discuss the war debt situation while in America.

New York Andrew Mellon Pittsburgh Washington England America Mellon

Guisep Proposes More Soothing Train Whistles

Chicago dispatch reports baritone Giuseppe Martino Rossi of the Philadelphia Opera Company urging gentler locomotive whistles. He argues softer tones would calm citizens, improve farm milk, and benefit the nation.

Guisep Chicago Guiseppe Martino- Rossi Philadelphia Opera Company

Dwarf Uses Toads To Hide Stolen Keys

The dwarf steals Santa’s keys and entrusts them to toads in their mouths to hide them. A woods fairy learns of the plan and tracks the dolls Inga and Pinocchio to reveal the mule a dwarf’s scheme and the whistle that controls the toads.

the Toads Santa Toads Dwarf Bod Eys Woods Fairy Inga Pinocchio

Getting the whistle in dwarf’s cave failure

The woods fairy Inga and Pinocchio enlist wood elves and a magic basket that yields tiny donkeys to move a rock blocking the dwarf’s door. After slow progress the rock finally blocks the entrance, and the dwarf calls for release as Pinocchio declares the dwarf locked in until the whistle is obtained.

Inga Pinocchio

Whistle Bargain and Elves Emerge From Cave

A dwarf denies knowledge until a woods fairy claims awareness. Elves push a rock to trap him while a silver whistle is passed through a crack. Inga seizes the whistle, then the group faces removing the obstructing rock to escape. Roadside markets in Ohio began in 1903 with most opening in the prior six years.

Ohio

Help Carrier Boys in Sales

Globe News describes carrier boys delivering papers in cold weather with smiles and a plan to buy Christmas calendars for customers. Each calendar costs 10 cents and gifts over a dime are appreciated as thanks for daily service in Amarillo’s 1932 season.

Globe-News South Amarillo

Ed Hardin’s Mother Dies in Louisville

Amarillo Hardware Company president E. W. Hardin received a Friday message announcing the death of his 80 year old mother Mrs. Mina Hardin in Louisville.

Ed Hardin Louisville E. W. Hardin Amarillo Mina Hardin

Funeral rites pending for Louisville woman after long illness

In Louisville Kentucky a woman who had been ill for several months is remembered as funeral rites are prepared. Mr Hardin had visited her since last July and local officials await further arrangements.

Louisville

Code expert sought as Hen egg bears inscription

Uniontown dispatch reports Burges Davis H. Russell of Dawson ported a Leghorn hen that laid an egg with a shell inscribed One B One. The unusual find prompts interest from local residents and code speculation.

Uniontown Burges Davis H. Russell Dawson

Card of Thanks for Sympathy in Illness and Death

We thank friends for kind ness and expressions of sympathy during the illness and death of our beloved son and brother. Signed by Mrs. Ida Sage, Robert Mason, C. M. Mason, and families of Camerell Miller Roberts Jones.

Ida Sage Robert Mason C. M. Mason R. B. Camerell C. W. Miller W. 8. Roberts G. W. Jones

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