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Founded February 20 1924 and entered as second class matter at Amarillo Texas post office under act of March 3 1879 Published evenings except weekends in connection with The Amarillo Daily News on Sundays by Globe News Publishing Co Sixth and Fillmore Gene Howe publisher and editor Wilbur C Hawk general manager. Beebeenee per eave cenrwnae tae 25 1.00
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Amarillo
Texas
Topsy Turvy Girl Highlights Social Gaps In Unemployment
A 15 year old girl hiding in a Buffalo rooming house says she prefers work to wealth and mocks the social system that leaves the poor and unemployed separate from the idle rich. The piece cites Dr Mary E Woolley and Senator Sheppard and Governor Ritchie as observers and voices on the era.
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Buffalo
England
The Real Political Issues of 1932
Glenn Frank outlines ten core issues shaping 1932 politics including the challenge of distance science technology delocalization the majority party leadership power production interdependence and revolution He urges frank discussion over ten days to address these factors beyond debates on prohibition tariffs and international relations from McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
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Glenn Frank
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Marily
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Vivian Matthews and Kentworth Hillman Johns in Paris divorce plot
Vivian, a doorstep baby, faces a bold marriage proposal from Kentworth Hillman Johns to gain his grandfather’s fortune. Meanwhile she becomes the target of Mann Barkow in New York, travels with him to Salina, enjoys cocktails, and returns home to tense domestic strife as family intrigue swirls around her.
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Vivian Matthews
Bender
Kan
Kentworth Hillman Johns Hl
Paris
New York
Mann Barkow
Patricia Sullivan
Namara
Salina
Barkow
Vivian
Mann
Pat
A Drab Little Moth Flies to Happiness
Vivian and Celeste share a night of drinking and flirtation while Dovie’s arrival stirs suspicion. A front page photo prompts talk of Kent’s grandfather’s will and a rumored plan to target his fortune. Vivian vows to resist and protect Kent, while Pat warns of scandal as Mann Barkow arrives in Salina.
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Madame
Vivian
Celeste
Cuddles
Kent
Davie Jansen
Pat
Count von Popper
Dovie
America
Times- Democrat
Mann
How It Began How It Began
A fragment from The Globe News describes early literacy in ancient Rome and linguistic origins for words like intellectual and dunderhead. It cites Latin phrases, Anglo-Saxon ale overflow, and notes on how readers once spoke aloud. It invites readers to suggest ideas for future installments.
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Pentare Service
Great Britain
Russ Murphy
Ray Senson
The
Globe News
Modern High Rollers Not Real Dandies
New York notes mark the passing of Patrick Francis Murphy as the last link to mid Victorian dandies. The piece contrasts old World leisure with modern high rollers, praising Murphy as a gourmet wit while lamenting the loss of refined manners and Epicurean dinners. It recalls Brook Club frock coats, smoke, and epigrams, and notes shifts toward sensational modern excess in Wall Street and nightlife.
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New York
E. Berry Wall
Rue de Rivoli
Patrick Francis Murphy
Lucius Beebe
Wall
Navarre
Murphy
Brook Club
Wall Street
World disarmament radio schedule announced by networks
In Central Standard time from New York on January 26, two world disarmament conference broadcasts are planned by WABC CBS. The first noon program features Frederic William Wise. the second, Wednesday evening, features Senator Claude Swanson. Listings cover WEAF NBC WABC CBS and WJZ NBC with various bands shows talks and performances.
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Associated Press
Central Standard
New York
Wabc-Cbs
Frederic William Wise
Claude Swanson
Virginia
WEAF
NBC
Julia Sanderson
Frank Crumit
Mary and
Bob
Merek Weber
Berlin
Joe Moss
Ralph Kirbery
Rudy Vallee
WABC
CBS
Abe Lyman
Jouett Shouse
George Olsen
WJZ
Ray Perkin
William Hard
Geneva
Nicholas Murray Butler
Archer Gibson
Old Man Coyote Spares Little Joe Otter In Snow Chase
Old Man Coyote schemes for a big Otter dinner at Laughing Brook but while stalking Little Joe Otter he reads danger in the river edge and abandons the hunt. The scene captures Burgess style nature drama with careful animal behavior and a tense close.
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Coyote
Little Joe Otter
Little Joe
Old Man Coyote
Laughing Brook
Paddy the Beaver
Hal
Joe
Old Man
T. W. Burgess
Crossword Puzzle Question on France Horizontal clues
Puzzle lists numerous French themed entries and multiple cross references. Clues cover coin palm image ruler Rome rest silkworm shelter donkey governor and many others with varied answers. includes terms for vigor aging wane and warble among many.
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France
Algiers
New England
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