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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1932
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe News announces its publication details with 1924 founding date. It lists editors and staff, printing office location, and subscription rates for various time frames and combined daily editions.
Amarillo residents plan spring home improvements under a campaign led by the American Legion and supported by city groups. Homeowners should check premises and create work themselves, while merchants report 12 year bargain highs and提醒 that today’s dollars buy more than in 1929. A New York court ruling on liquor influence cited by Dr Kreuscher notes drivers must stay sober, with wrestlers able to perform tired.
Glenn Frank argues the 1932 race pits two Americas against each other urban and rural id shows the shift from rural dominance in 1820 to urban majority today He warns parties must avoid rural urban splits and calls for unified leadership amid growing technocracy and corporate influence.
Vivian Matthews, once a doorstep baby, pursues independence through aviation under artist Mann Barkow. Barkow mentors her in flight as they navigate romance, deception, and a looming New Year party scheme by Povier to entrap Vivian.
In a hangar scene Bark frets as Vivian, in a fur lined suit, prepares for her first solo flight. He confesses love he has kept since the studio, while she questions her feelings and gains altitude shouting Tinan Eagle as the wind roars and she rises above the city.
Vivian Matthews Johns flies solo over Bender in a staged test of nerve. Barkow fears her stunt but praises her courage while Dovie eyes the triumph with envy as Vivian plans a victory party.
A fragment introduces an etymology feature on the term skinflint and invites readers to contribute ideas. It mentions a series and asks for submissions to Russ Murphy and Ray Senusky at The News-Globe and teases future items including broadcasts of “Living in a Fool's Paradise” and “Under the Hand and Seal.”
In a historic reminiscence, C O McIntyre describes Broadway’s decline from its glamorous era. He lists vanished landmarks Rector’s Churchill’s Shanley’s and the Knickerbocker while noting the Empire and Astor survive. He laments dazzle replaced by shops and eateries and recalls colorful figures who used to stroll its streets. He recalls Joel’s tavern as a cherished memory of a bygone era.
Gov. John G. Pollard of Virginia will address the Virginia legislature and radio listeners from Wakefield at 9:00 A M CST on Washington’s Birthday February 22. The NBC broadcast is part of a special network program. Morton Downey Tony Wons and the Renard Orchestra begin a 12 week vaudeville tour with ongoing radio broadcasts.
In a 1932 Burgess bedtime tale, Monkey-face the Barn Owl returns with hunting spoils and urges his mate to move to Farmer Brown's barn for a safer future. Mrs. Monkey-face, unsettled by snow and change, is won over after two large rat offerings, securing a stable home for their growing brood.
A list of crossword hints with numbered horizontal and vertical entries including ambassa dor to Belgium parade letters middle part liens Bleat behold gloom yester days answer etc. The puzzle enumerates many common crossword words and definitions for solver completion.
A nostalgic portrait recalls Joel’s barroom nights with Broadway figures and busy bohemia. The piece notes regulars like Bob Davis and Don Clark, plus others such as Edwin Markham and a Mexican caricaturist, all amid late hours and speakeasy glamour. Plans are under way to hold the 1932 Big Four track meet finals under floodlights at Shawnee Oxla this spring.
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