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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1931
Page
4
Indian artists from Navajo country visiting New York remarked that Santa Fe stands up to a major metropolis. They warned against worship of bigness and crowdedness, noting the New Mexico towers and red cliffs offer genuine value beyond sheer size.
A Washington feature portrays Tom Blanton of Texas as a loud, busy, and influential congressman. It notes his long House tenure, fervent advocacy on the Blanton issue, and reputations as diligent yet bombastic.
A Manila broadcast quotes Vice Governor Butte urging caution in conflict and Senator Johnson remarking that one cannot wage war between a chopstick and a machine gun. The remarks reflect wartime rhetoric and personal views on violence and relationships.
Venice Muir meets Drake Farrelly in a Park encounter and walks home hoping for a call. She threads through social events, juggling friendships and past romances while dreaming of a future with Drake and revealing her ties to Rene and Guy.
A fragmented paragraph traces the tally ho hunting cry to Norman times with stag sighting and yields a chain linking coaching names to hunting culture. It also notes old English forest cover and stock tents called shaws, with a carrier named John Shaw evolving from the Shaw herd keeper to a surname.
New York profile of George Graham Rice born Simon Jacob Herzig. The piece portrays him as a flamboyant but calculating finacier who has spent years in and out of jail, built vast wealth through high risk schemes, and defended income tax evasion in Atlanta. It notes his prodigious work ethic, legal spend, access to Broad Street offices, and plans to publish a book arguing banks dwarf his crimes.
The AP reports New Year’s Day radio will feature Tulane vs Southern California and East vs West All-Stars games with a Mummers’ Parade recap from Philadelphia. Details air at 10:30 A.M. with Ted Husing at WABC-CBS and varied NBC CBS shows across WEAF and WJZ including musicians, speeches, and orchestras.
Venice realizes Roland Wainwright is not lost to her as she grows bitter toward him. The scene centers on their strained exchange at table talk and her hidden ache for his return, setting up future confrontation.
R C Miller and wife transfer property to C L Hall for ten dollars in Holland Addition Lot 2 Block 203. Building permit issued for alterations to residence at North Heights Lots 7 and 11 with W H Kemp owner and W C Atkins contractor for six hundred fifty dollars. Mrs Glenn Pendergraft of 613 East Fifteenth Avenue visits Ponca City and will return to Amarillo on Sunday.
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A quarrel over a hunt turns into a near miss as Jumper the Hare teases Reddy Fox in the snow. Mrs. Reddy sneaks close and nearly pursues, while Reddy scolds and admits a misjudgment. The tale ends with a quiet realization that teamwork may yield better results. The narrative shifts to next tale: The Headstrong Young Grouse.
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