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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1932

Page

4

Amarillo Globe News Publishing Details and Rates

The Amarillo Globe founded February 30 1924 and entered as second class matter February 20 1924. Published evenings except Saturdays and Sundays in connection with The Amarillo Daily News on Sunday morning by Globe-News Publishing Co. Subscribers may join with The Amarillo Daily News for combined editions with varied weekly rates.

Amarillo Texas Globe-News Publishing Co Sixth Fillmore Gene Howe Wilbur C. Hawk

World tensions tighten as disarmament clash looms

In a period of global strain the writer surveys the genealogy of conflict from reparations and war debts to the Sino Japanese dispute and the Geneva disarmament talks. The piece weighs isolationism versus international cooperation and ends with quotes from Nancy Hoyt Curtis and Dizzy Dean on public perception.

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The Teacher and the 1932 Campaign

Glenn Frar argues keep politics out of schools yet warns retrenchment ahead will shape education. A potential president and Secretary of Education could steer a shift from quantitative growth to qualitative development amid economic stress.

Glenn Frar

Vivian Matthews and Kentworth Hillman Johns in a tangled romance

Vivian, a doorstep baby, marries Kent on a business basis with a year to receive one hundred thousand dollars and a Paris divorce. While Aurelia Jansen and Barkow reenter her life, Vivian discovers renewed affair between Kent and Dovie. New Year’s party at Dovie’s house tests loyalties as tensions rise.

Vivian Matthews Kentworth Hillman Johns Paris New York Aurelia “Davie” Jansen Kent Count von Popper Mann Barkow Vivian Bender Dovie Cuddles Celeste Mann Cuddies Barkow James Aurelia

Vivian and Celeste Stage a Bold Costume Reveal

Vivian slips into a dramatic black velvet gown with a towering silver flower while Celeste arranges a rhinestone headband and ermined wrap. Celeste polishes the mood with perfume and flirtatious chatter as Vivian envisions a glamorous transformation for the party.

The Tiger and the Mouse A New Year Party Turmoil

Vivian, Kent, Barkow, Dovie and Cuddles fill a house party with secrets and shifting loyalties. Vivian openly defies Dovie by kissing Kent, triggering jealousy and public embarrassment. The night ends tense as Aurelia faces a frank talk with Mann Barkow about the volatile situation.

How It Began 2223 Tomorrow Origin of Customs Series

A note invites readers to submit ideas for the How It Began series in The News Globe. It mentions origins of the Flying Dutchman Wildcat speculations and cats washing themselves as a sign of company. Readers may write to Russ Murphy and Ray Senusky for illustrated answers.

Russ Murphy Ray Senusky News-Globe

Diary Notes from Will Rogers to Rube Goldberg and More

New York diary by O C McIntyre recounts early rising and a whirl of meetings with Will Rogers, Octavus Roy, Inez Cohen, the Brandts, and a Cosmopolitan dinner with Frank Sullivan, Gene Tunney, and others. It highlights social favorites, hat buyers Aubrey L Eads, Marie Dressler as best loved lady, and the Lengels authorship of a celebrated novel.

0. C. McIntyre New York Pepys Will Rogers Bombay Valentine Williams McClelland Barclay Octavus Roy Inez Cohen Carl Brandts Williard Huntington Wright van Dine Messmore Kendalls Conde

Night Visitor in the Green Meadows

Danny Meadow Mouse and Nanny Meadow Mouse confront a strange Owl visitor in the Green Meadows. The owl abducts a fat Meadow Mouse, prompting Nanny to admit new dangers outside their familiar world and vow heightened caution for all neighbors.

Danny Meadow Mouse

Jacksonville’s 100th Anniversary Celebrated With Radio Program

Jacksonville marks its centennial with a special NBC WEAF program featuring Gen. Charles Summeral and Ruth Bryan Owen. NBC listings include Genevya re broadcast, Kate Smith, Arthur Jarrett, Jane Froman, and a Boy Scouts special with various orchestras and speakers.

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Crossword Puzzle Not Hard But Not Easy

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