Amarillo Globe Ya Brief Entry
Fragmentary OCR from Amarillo Globe shows garbled date and price details. Readable bits indicate a local brief item with figures around 8 25 and 1.00, but specifics and context are missing.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1931
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR from Amarillo Globe shows garbled date and price details. Readable bits indicate a local brief item with figures around 8 25 and 1.00, but specifics and context are missing.
In Berlin on July 17, top officials including Secretary Stimson Prime Minister MacDonald and Henderson of Britain meet to discuss new policies on international war debts burdening Germany. France may attend. outcome expected to ease tension, signaling end of isolation for America. Chicago World’s Fair Century of Progress advances with Administration Building Fort Dearborn replica and planned Temple of Science and Electrical Building.
Glenn Frank discusses public works and seasonal construction patterns. He notes municipal projects dominate, argues better planning could smooth seasonal employment, and asserts foresight in municipal governance is key to advancing overall construction progress.
Harold Bell Wright frames Harriet Noel and Antonio Latour in a tale of stage dreams and moral conflict. Harriet faces village scrutiny over her talent while Tony seeks a path from theaters to ministry. A secret engagement with Roy Donovan threatens their future as Tony recalls their shared past and the Cincinnati Play House rehearsals.
A fragment from a Globe series invites readers to submit ideas for how phrases began. It mentions a Horse on You and Rosemary’s for Love examples and asks readers to write to Russ Murphy for illustrated answers in the feature.
O Mintyre recalls how reporters see power, noting Col Lindbergh Carnegie Rockefeller Jr Depew Chesterton Maud Adams and Irvin Cobb. He recounts tense early interviews in Dayton and recalls Jerome K Jerome as the best interview and a Florida giver sends an hour glass while reflecting on the monotony of modern life.
The National Radio Forum on WABC CBS will close for the summer after this Saturday’s broadcast. William N. Doak, Labor Secretary, will discuss The Labor Department and Employment. Other programs include Frank Hawks on flying abroad and Crumit and Sanderson on Friday mornings.
Two frightened prairie dogs leave their home after a human threat kills a Blackfoot the Fer ret cousin Shadow the Weasel. Popup insists on learning from warnings and vows to stay alert while Peekaboo worries about a possible return of the stranger. They take turns watching and find a deserted house to shelter in as they adapt to the harsh city environment.
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