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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1932
Page
4
A damaged clipping fragment references the Associated Press copyright notice and appears to include scattered numbers and prices but lacks a clear event or readable details for a full summary.
Vivian, a door step baby, joins Cuddles Cubby and friends for a late fall road house run near Salina. The group shares music under moonlight while Vivian reflects on love and past dreams as she cruises in a green wrap and car ride camaraderie.
A brief 1929 Central Press story notes a drab moth achieving happiness in a whimsical, concise item typical of the era’s light human interest blurbs.
Vivian and Cubby visit a lively road house named The Whoopee where a jazz band plays as they mingle with Kent Johns and Dovie. Vivian dances with Dick, drawing Kent’s jealousy while Pat observes from a corner, amid playful flirtations and rivalries.
The Seabury inquiry reveals that officials cannot have a private life or accept any financial gain from office. The piece argues reforms should demand zero tolerance and insist on overt propriety to prevent further public corruption.
The President's unemployment committee urges using available dollars to purchase needed goods and employ labor. It warns savings lose value while spending now boosts demand, creating jobs and easing hardship. a call to action to tie dollars to work rather than hoarding assets.
A youth in Bombay faces four years in prison for urging shoppers to buy Indian goods, signaling the depth of India’s independence struggle. Commentators say such harsh measures show fear driving colonial rule and fuel grassroots sentiment for liberty.
A newspaper feature introduces origins of phrases and words, inviting reader submissions for future installments. It links medieval England practices of fish, flesh, and herring to the saying meaning nothing at all and teases origins of terms like Lion's Share Mohair and Cicero's name.
The Crystal Room at the Ritz hosts Mayfair dances for Stage and cinema folk sponsored by John Rumsey. Dues are 50 dollars yearly with 10 dollar at each event, supper included. The gatherings showcase extravagant attire and camaraderie among Hollywood and Broadway luminaries, with autograph seekers and festive, royal-like displays.
One hundred Bavarian zithern players from across Bavaria will perform for American listeners next Sunday afternoon via WEAF NBC. The program will feature a Munich rehearsal and include a religious gdling. Also listed are other radio programs on WEAF NBC WABC CBS and WJZ NBC across the evening schedule.
Twelve year old Jeff McKee reported kidnap victim as his father G H McKee searches six miles west of Mt Pleasent Texas A note warned against reporting to authorities and demanded 500 dollars for delivery time and place to be set later A companion said the boy was picked up by several men in a car while walking home
Weatherford Texas February 3 A man identified as Richard Vick 30 of Weatherford was stabbed five times during a fight at a farm home dance. Officers said the killer fled toward Fort Worth after the confrontation.
Kent and Dovie slip away unseen from a party as Vivian feigns surprise at the door. Vivian appears to be drinking, causing tension between Kent and Dovie. The scene ends with Kent exiting and Dovie following, in a cliffhanger.
Yesterday's puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues for a standard crossword with items such as Atomizer rasping small green relish abolish illuminate and notable entries like Chairman of the U S Interstate Commerce Commission plus a list of alternating clues detailing various nouns verbs and descriptors. The grid and solution notes appear to be part of a daily entertainment column.
Peter hides under a porch with Jimmy Skunk and Mrs. Jimmy while Reddy Fox taunts him. He fears discovery and resolves to stay put, but a nighttime noise from the back porch raises tension as daylight approaches. The chapter ends with a cross remark hinting at pursuit.
A memoir recounts the American theatre’s faded quartet acts and minstrel shows. It remembers the Bison City Four Empire City Quartette Avon Comedy Four and performers like O I McIntyre Fritz Alsamer and the Silver Star Minstrels.
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