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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1931
Page
4
The notice lists subscription prices for the Amarillo Globe with monthly and weekly rates. Details are partially garbled but indicate a daily or morning edition and a recurring charge. No specific dates or contact information are clearly readable.
A 1933 budget proposal by British Chancellor Philip Snowden asserts community ownership of land and a tax on land value. Prominent figures including Hoover and Traylor voice concerns on global debt delays, crime suppression, and the need for societal resilience amid rapid technological change.
Glenn Frank argues a simultaneous bankruptcy of leadership and followership in business and politics. He warns that slogans replace thought and old loyalties hinder progress, urging rethinking of political and economic dogmas to enable transcendent leadership with faithful public support. He promises further discussion on followership tomorrow and the day after.
A fragment inviting readers to send ideas to Russ Murphy at The Globe about the origins of customs or sayings. It promises illustration in the series and invites further suggestions for examples to cover.
Antonio Bevis recalls Harriet Noel and Antonio Latour in a South era drama where Latour flees with funds, Harriet pursues stage dreams in New York, and their son Pierre grows amid rivalries with Bruce Donovan. The tale follows siblings and lovers, bank ties, a Nevada mining pitch, and a pivotal inheritance shaping Pierre toward a dramatic future.
A McNaught Syndicate piece notes the newspaper reporter’s glamor fades in the mechanical age while copy readers and proofreaders face constant risk. It recounts sightings of Manhattan twilight scenes and a reflective Phil Simms rooftop chat in Amsterdam, highlighting era changes and enduring urban texture.
NBC outlines three special broadcasts including the Akron dirigible launch from Akron Ohio within two weeks The plan also includes the Goldman band broadcasts WEAF NBC expands to Thursday nights Kathryn Parsons the Girl o Yesterday starts July 23 Frances Hunter discusses tennis on July 16 and guitar band changes due to vacation schedules plus a Mills talk on Hoover war debt holiday July 14
A puzzle listing horizontal and vertical clues covering Seraglio to Orb plus entries like Shallow dish Contagious fowl disease and Dance to imitate includes numerous terms and cross references for readers.
Grubby Gopher lives a busy vegetarian life underground. He digs with claws pushing soil to surface forming dumps while Miner the Mole uses a nose and paws to tunnel and push soil up as ridges. Grubby stores different foods in separate storerooms and rests in daylight before night foraging.
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