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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1932

Page

4

Garner attacked by The Post and Hearst on Wall Street ties

The New York Post and Hearst press attack John Garner as a Wall Street candidate and advocate, while defending Franklin D. Smith. The letter defends Southern figures as essential to American history and notes Garner’s independence from Wall Street. References to Jefferson, Lincoln, Monroe and others frame Garner as an America first leader opposed to international bankers.

New York Post Wall Street John Garner Post Garner Champ Clark George Cox Amarillo Globe William Randolph Hearst Hearst Texas Union Mississippi River Oklahoma Kansas Nebraska Dakotas New Mexico George Washington United States Thomas Jefferson Evening Post James Monroe Europe James Madison Andrew Jackson New Orleans White House Washington Mr. Hoover Polk California Nevada Utah Arizona Oregon Idaho Florida Louisiana Arkansas Missouri Iowa Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Colorado Wyoming Montana New York The Smith Nick Longworth Nquor Democratic Party Jefferson Lincoln Baker Ritchie Roosevelt Mr. Young Federal Reserve

Stormy Night Saves The Girl In The Cave

Vivian and Celeste hide in a storm cave as Kent ventures into the cyclone gloom. A flying missile wounds Celeste, Kent rushes out to reach her, Vivian tends the wound with torn shirt, fear, loyalty, and love surge amid the deadly tempest.

Kent Vivian Celeste Bender Paris Dovie

A Drab Little Moth Flies To Happiness

In the wrecked town a cyclone devastates homes as Vivian, Kent, Celeste, and Dovie scramble for safety. Celeste is badly hurt while Kent carries her to shelter, and Vivian leads survivors to the cottage shelter amid the destroyed streets.

How It Began Feet Carried to Prevent Spirit Return

A Globe News feature asks readers for ideas on the origins of customs such as removing a corpse’s feet to hinder departed spirits. The column encourages letters to Russ Murphy and Ray Senusky and promises illustrations in the series.

Amarillo Globe News-Globe Russ Murphy Ray Senusky Globe News

Crossword Puzzle Clues Card Horizontal and Vertical

A dense list of crossword clues and numbers lists many horizontal and vertical entries including locations such as Hawaii and general terms like ruler and plant parts. The page mixes questions with some misprints and scattered word definitions across many lengths.

Aces of Stage Hide Physical Imperfections

New York notes on stage stars reveal quirks and flaws seen behind the curtains. The piece highlights Una Merkel and Una Munson mixups, John Ringling’s art-world prowling, a range of actors with limp or prosthetic features, and lingering war wounds shaping performances while preserving star power.

New York Jimmy Walker Lionel Barrymore Una Merkel Una Munson Dorothy Parker Edna Millay Ernest Truex Red Hill Barker Shop Harrold Murray Sidney Skolsky Aloine Paris Eddie Darling John Ringling Earl Carroll Bert Lytell The Empire Gene Tunney Ward Addison Mizner Deems Taylor Tiffany Frank O'Brien the Sun Hope Hampton Leon Gordon

Belle Baker to Join Jack Denny's NBC CBS Radio Show

Belle Baker will become a regular on the air next month joining Jack Denny's orchestra for a Sunday night series starting March 13 on WABC CBS. Denny returns to New York after five years in Montreal and will continue NBC appearances for now. On-air listings include WEAF NBC programs and WJZ NBC with Baker and Leonard Joy's orchestra along with other musical segments and performances.

Associated Press Central Standard New York Belle Baker Shell Jack Denny Wabc-Cbs Denny Montreal NBC WEAF Geneva Jessica Dragonette Theater of the Air Ken Murray Jack Whitting Nat Brandywynne WABC CBS Vaughn de Leath Marvyl Larson Budapest Charol de Thome Howard Barlow WJZ Leonard Joy Irvin S. Cobb Jackson Amison

Cyclone Survivor Plans Salina Flight For Help

The Jansens weep as Kent and Vivian handle the wreckage. Vivian tells Mrs. Jansen she will fly to Salina to fetch doctors and supplies before the telegraph lines fail and the outside world learns of the cyclone. She plans to slip away to Bark's hangar unseen. TO BE CONTINUED.

Jansens Kent Vivian Mrs. Jansen Salina Bark

Monkey-face and the seven eggs hatch in Farmer Brown's barn

In a snowy barn, Monkey-face and Mrs. Monkey-face tend eight eggs. One hatches leaving seven eggs and a fuzzy baby owl. The parents rejoice, the Barn Owl remains unseen by Farmer Brown's Boy, who guards the nest, and the owls prepare to feed the brood. The tale highlights parental care and hopeful spring.

Monkey-face Monkeyface Farmer Brown Sweet Mistress Mrs. Monkey-face T. W. Burgess

Unusual sight at Madison Avenue manicure parlor

Joe Laurie Jr notes hard times as elephants return peanuts to children and acrobats sleep four high. 3 A.M. subway trains teem with toothless tired women. a guard derides the cackles as hockey at Potter Field. North Dakota editorial mocks the columnist’s insignificance.

Madison Avenue Chaucer Joe Laurie, Jr Potter Field North Dakota Ringling Circus McNaught Syndicate, Inc

Jimmie Benesch Buried in Memorial Park

Funeral services were held at Central Presbyterian Church for Jimmie Edward Benesch two year old son of Mr and Mrs J Melvin Benesch of 500 Kentucky Street who died after a short illness. Dr R Thomsen officiated and burial followed at Memorial Park Cemetery under N B Griggs and Sons. Pallbearers were Bernard Pittman Marion Kohler A A Michell and Art McKay.

Central Presbyterian Church Jimmie Edward Benesch J. Melvin Benesch Kentucky Street R. Thomsen Memorial Park Cemetery N. 8. Griggs & Sons Bernard Pittman Marion Kohler A. A. Michell Art McKay

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