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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1932
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe founded February 20, 1924, entered as second class matter on that date at Amarillo post office. Published evenings except Saturdays and Sundays with Sunday morning edition from Globe-News Publishing Co. Publisher and Editor Gene Howe. General Manager Wilbur C. Hawk. Associated Press member. telephones listed.
The piece argues natural disasters like earthquakes reveal nature's power, but mankind creates greater dangers through war, economic collapse, and social upheaval. It cites Japan's postwar provocation and stock market volatility as modern threats, emphasizing human actions exceed natural risks.
The passage argues that 1932 will be a pivotal year for America, shaping the future of its socio economic order. It contrasts weak versus strong leadership and urges a heroic choice in the upcoming presidential election, warning that destiny may be dictated by the leaders chosen.
Kentworth Hillman Johns III offers Vivian one hundred thousand dollars for a platonic marriage to claim his grandfather’s fortune. Dovie Jansen and Mrs. Jansen fear for Vivian as a storm disrupts the search. Vivian flies toward Salina for doctors while Kent races through wreckage to Barkow’s in a bid to find her before it’s too late.
In the wake of a powerful cyclone Vivian vanishes after a night flight. Kent and Barkow race to assess the wreckage at a moonlit town, hoping for a miracle as rescue work dawns and the wind veers toward dawn. Celeste is badly wounded and concern for the Sullivan family lingers as the brothers face fate.
Kent and Bark face ruin as a tornado leaves old Matthews house and Kent’s business gutted. Vivian volunteers to fly Dr. Smith and Dr. Clark through a storm to reach the wounded, with danger from engine trouble and a night of debris.
Authorities note tobacco cannot be grown in Egypt and that cigarettes sourced there use tobacco grown mainly in Turkey. The claim that Egyptian farms cultivate tobacco is unfounded, with Turkish supply dominating the product.
New York, Feb. 22. O. C. McIntyre relays diary notes from Paris and New York social scenes. Leslie Howard is praised as an accomplished diner-out after a contrasting episode with a maître d at an unseen venue. The piece ricochets through dinners, parties, and backstage humor featuring actors, directors, and writers.
Two new hosts join NBC CBS and NBC networks led by young women. June Pursell from KNX Hollywood fans a blue singer and whistler slated for a February 29 start. A mystery girl with a personality song may get a guest slot. Jack Adams curates her rise. Programs span WEAF WABC and WJZ listings with varied evening lineups.
Puzzle presents horizontal and vertical word clues about George Washington and general knowledge. Entries include terms like father of country, bites of geography and history, with sections for verbs nouns and names, plus expected answers such as states, body parts, and artifacts.
In a 1932 bedtime tale Robber the Rat warns his gang of a dangerous owl inside Farmer Brown’s barn. He plans to observe the predator from the haymow while the others stay cautious, seeking safe moves and avoiding luck. Robber suspects two owls and prepares his tribe to report any findings.
In a dramatic scene a man reaches into a black trunk and takes a message from the Gunboat causing him to fall groggy. Kid Norfolk lands another blow as the assailant says he will pass by the house. Wilson Mizner posts a sign in Hollywood cafe about a songwriter and sandwiches.
Mrs. Minnie McIntyre 45 wife of W D McIntyre died after a short illness. Services were held at Central Presbyterian Church with Dr R Thomson officiating. Interment followed at Llano Cemetery. Survived by husband Harold, daughter Betty, and son. The family moved from Pampa five years ago.
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