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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1932
Page
4
A newspaper advertisement shows subscription prices for The Amarillo Globe and Amarillo Daily News. Offers include 1 week 15, 1 month 65, three months 1.95, six months 3.90, one year 7.80, with combined morning evening and Sunday options.
Vivian Johns, a shy doorstep baby from Bender Kansas, becomes the target of painter Mann Barkow after a Paris honeymoon reveal. She meets him in a New York lounge, contemplates sitting for a portrait, and agrees to dine with him, while her maid Celeste pushes flirtation and fashion as Viv ian contends with attraction and fear. The scene ends with Barkow’s invitation and Vivian’s uneasy charm.
The Borger Herald straw vote on the presidential race startled readers by placing Governor Alfalfa Bill Murray of Oklahoma first, Roosevelt second, McAdoo third, and John Garner of Texas fourth. Borger’s ex-Oklahoma population heavily skews results, limiting statewide inference.
Historic photo shows the German gunboat Panther being dismantled in a shipyard. Once at the center of 1911 Agadir crisis tensions, the vessel symbolized how diplomacy nearly sparked a world conflict years ago.
Glenn Frank analyzes census data showing births in 1931 likely fall about 150000 from 1930, with higher death rates expected due to aging. He notes urban birth declines, excess emigration, and a long term population slowdown toward a stationary size by 1970s, urging freer immigration to sustain growth.
New York broadcast era shows rapid fame and swift fade as radio audiences shift. Amos n Andy endure with evolving themes while Bing Crosby and Russ Colombo face stiff competition. Veterans like Floyd Gibbons trade stakes for roaming journalism, illustrating fragile radio stardom.
The Colonel and Budd have a one year contract with option on a second year to join WABC CBS, sharing sponsor with Sisters of the Skillet on WJZ NBC. They will host Monday and Wednesday evenings at 7 45 starting Feb 1, avoiding schedule conflicts with the Sisters of the Skillet on other nights.
Paddy the beaver thrives by trimming bark from food sticks in his dam under the ice. He chats with Old Man Coyote about hard times and air, comparing life under the ice with life on land. Coyote learns Paddy’s comfort, while Paddy refuses to join him, planning to show the forest how things really are.
Horizontal clues ask for places and terms from geography and language with hints like Bangkok capital city position and metal of faucets while vertical clues provide basic words such as the white mustard neuter pronoun pig pen and to fly. The mix yields a traditional newspaper style puzzle entry.
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