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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1932
Page
4
Founded February 20 1924 and entered as second class matter at Amarillo Texas under act of March 8 1879. Published evenings except Saturday and Sunday with Amarillo Daily News. Publisher Gene Howe and editor Wilbur C Hawk. AP member with mixed subscription rates and ad policies. The Globe pledges independent democratic journalism.
Government employs about 8.5 million in the United States with total compensation of 3.899 billion dollars and outlay of 6.185 billion in governmental spending. A National Municipal League survey urges boosting public service prestige to attract top talent. Yale's Clifford Furnas forecasts a mechanized future with short workdays and steady wages, while Paderewski and Astor comments reflect broader mood and views.
Glenn Frank argues the American farmer must abandon reliance on state subsidies and old party politics. He urges a new realism in political leadership, calling farmers to debunk traditional conservatism and liberalism and engage in proactive economic reform.
Vivian Matthews plans a businesslike marriage to Kent Hillman Johns VII with a Paris divorce after a year. Aurelia Jansen returns, Barkow visits to paint Vivian, and rivalries flare at the Whoopee road house as secrets surface.
New York writer notes a crowded scene near docks and Waldorf area. He sketches figures from theatre, journalism, and society, mentioning Lunt Fontanne, Alfred Bennet, Edythe Baker, and Ira Cabb among others, while describing a bustling Friday mood and dockside derelicts known as banana chasers.
A program to train Embryo Radio Artists debuts Monday on WEAF NBC from 2 to 3 PM with The Revolving Stage and Young Singers Light Opera Company. Schedule includes WEAF NBC and other stations with various performances and talks. continued in the article.
Danny Meadow Mouse peers from a mullein stalk into the moonlit Green Meadows and spots a shadow on the snow. He believes Hooty the Owl is nearby, then discovers a hump backed figure with long legs and two feathered disks for a face, a startling sight that unsettles him.
Crossword puzzle listing many horizontal and vertical clues with a hidden proverb theme. Includes numbered entries for Onager success blemish rodent animal steed festival and more across and down clues with definitions and wordplay.
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