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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1932
Page
4
An old newspaper ad lists subscription prices for The Amarillo Globe and The Amarillo Daily News. Options include 1 week 1 month 3 months and 6 months plus combined morning evening and Sunday deliveries with varying rates.
The piece argues the right to work is not in the Constitution or law and cites Judge Wilkerson’s ruling that it is not absolute. It notes Congressman David John Lewis’s push for a national employment system based on the Gerhard Swope plan with semi compulsory job distribution and social insurance, aiming to protect the unemployed. Jose Ray adds a closing quotation.
Glenn Frank argues that the 1932 platforms will not address fundamental issues born from science and technology. He rejects predicting candidates or advocating a third party, urging a new politics that confronts deeper national questions beyond opportunistic platforms. He promises to outline ten basic issues in a subsequent piece.
Vivian Matthews a doorstep baby in Bender Kansas accepts a Paris divorce offer from Kentworth Hillman Johns but finds true allure in painter Mann Barkow after an airborne adventure that lifts her status. Barkow woos her with cocktails and painting plans as her husband returns, and a tense moment ends with Davie’s shock in the Jansen garden.
Brief note invites readers to suggest origins for common expressions to be explored in a Globe News series. It asks for ideas on sayings such as on the qui vive intellect and dunderhead and provides contact details for Russ Murphy and Ray Senusky.
New York dispatch notes diary entries from Dublin scholar praising a collection of essays read to his classes. Autographed volumes arrive from Ogden Nash Robert Ripley and Gene Fowler for the library. Conversation spans Cameron Missouri and Cuban sailing plans.
NBC plans Rogers first network appearance signaling possible movie star move into radio. Groundhog Day features two network programs from Philadelphia and New York Zoological Gardens. Weather official Bliss to explain why animal actions won t spur spring. Evening radio lineups include Tibbett Crawford Lombardo and Burns programs on WEAF WABC and WJZ.
A crossword puzzle page lists across clues and a vertical section with numerous entries. It includes questions on geography language and common objects as well as references to literature and general knowledge.
In a Green Forest tale, Paddy the Beaver and Mrs Paddy fear Little Joe Otter may eat their stored winter fish. They monitor his fishing, discuss hard times, and learn Joe too enjoys the season’s bounty. Joe reveals the pond’s abundance and Paddy’s dam helps their safety.
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