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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1932
Page
4
A fragmented Amarillo Globe snippet shows odd repeated digits and unusual price fragments like 7.80 and 2.50. The readable text hints at a clipped listing or ad with unclear context and no full names or places.
President Hoover loosens the usual format by permitting reporters to ask questions on the spot. Direct quotes emerged only on domestic matters, with foreign policy statements still carefully prepared and vetted before release.
Dr. W. W. Yen the Chinese minister in Washington calls Tokyo's new measures a challenge beyond China to the international community. He warns of broader consequences for global relations and stability amid heightened tensions.
Plan proposes World Court membership and international finance after a moratorium. Advocates longer term anti trust reform, tax fairness, regulated railroads, and private operation of Farm Board assets. Calls for unemployment cushions, shorter work weeks, tariff adjustments, and public works without treasury charity.
In a Parisian inspired New York setting Venice Muir confesses a crafted past to Drake Farrelly who grapples with misread signals and a desire to trust her. He reveals his initial misjudgments after Lola’s rumors and a shy, evolving affection deepens as they toast resilience and hidden truths.
In a column from New York January 8, O O McIntyre notes Otis Skinner, though a leading American thespian, never achieved major New York triumphs despite protracted engagements. He shines in other cities like Chicago and Philadelphia, while contemporaries Walker Whiteside and William Hodge draw big crowds elsewhere. Chic Sale remains popular in vaudeville and film but less so on Broadway shows.
Associated Press Radio Editor reports NBC and CBS networks prepare continuous live coverage for the political conventions. Plans mirror 1928 with delegates in session and party leader speeches as major broadcasts. Programs include Coe talks, America at Work, Marion Harris with Leo Reisman, and speeches by Smith, Davis, Cox, Bowers. CBS and WJZ schedule music and sketches through the evening.
Puzzle clues include Greek letter first Jette and many mixed definitions across horizontal and vertical entries. The page presents a dense toy crossword with numerous short answers and a full grid of intersecting words.
In a snowy woodland chase, Reddy Fox evades a hunter and a baying hound by diving onto a passing sled and hiding beneath straw. The fox’s wits keep him ahead as the dog loses scent after the sled passes. The tale ends with Reddy slipping away, planning his next move.
A hazy scene unfolds with drinkers and a milkman in the street. The clock creaks toward late hours as a cart rattles below and a log smolders in a fading hearth. Drake jokes about love as the mystery ends.
A new stove uses two 150 watt electric lamps placed top and bottom to generate heat. The insulated walls retain the warmth, enabling an entire meal to be cooked in about three hours.
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