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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1932
Page
4
A dense list of crossword clues spans topics from weathercock and Paradise Lost author to anatomy terms and legal bodies. It outlines horizontal and vertical entries with varied difficulty and references to geography, science, and culture.
Denver mayor George D Begole warned cities may reap a whirlwind from overreliance on federal funds and urged prudent budgeting. Sheriff John Salzmann advocated humane jail food while Japans premier Makoto Saito denied imminent war with Russia in remarks cited from a gathering of officials.
Glenn Frank argues for a "free mind of the first class man" as essential to truth and public service. He calls for disinterested judgment, rejection of demagogy and dogma, and commitment to realism in guiding the American future.
Jerry Calhoun announces he secretly married Nancy Wentworth triggering a rage on Ashwood who holds Nancy and four men for ransom on an island. Lucci, loving Nancy, attacks Jerry while Stevens and Battles stand by him.
Jerry winds up a punch as Steve steps forward in a tense scene from Chapter 28. The exchange hints at confrontation and escalating violence without graphic detail.
Winifred Black critiques a court case where a young man stole seven dollars from an elderly shopkeeper. The judge dismissed the case citing the youth's attitude and possible hardship, prompting questions about justice and mercy.
By C. O. McIntyre New York July thoughts on McManus and the Dinty Moore likeness in fame. Notes on colleagues Garbo Jolson Hurst Gear and others with reminiscences of New York artists and cartoonists. Copyright 1932 McNaught Syndicate.
Major General Smedley D. Butler a Republican and outspoken critic said he would vote for Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt. He declined to elaborate, but friends said his endorsement stemmed from Roosevelt’s positions on economic questions.
Jerry overhears Lucci and members of Ashwood's gang plotting together. The scene hints at a looming conspiracy set to unfold tomorrow.
A short tale follows Inky Skunk a black coated cub with a white tail tip who lags behind his family crossing Laughing Brook then vanishes from their sight. He hides in a hollow log and awakens at daybreak unsure of his path back to the Green Forest.
Autotalk No 14 cautions that speeding and reckless driving are risky only when others aren’t speeding too. It notes a bigger fool may be on the road than you and urges restraint to avoid danger.
NBC CBS plan to air landing of James Mattern and Bennett Griffin after brief Berlin stop. NBC CBS expect to broadcast landing eventually with Pacific coast lead in broadcasts. Radio schedules list Weaf WABC and WJZ programs through the night featuring concerts, orchestras, and drama.
Inky the little creature fears little as he roams the Green Forest in search of food. He meets Jumper the Hare and Gray Fox who keep respectful distance and he gains self confidence during nightly travels while fearing Hooty the Great Horned Owl. The tale preludes Inky Meets Buster Bear.
Austin news notes two new incorporations. E. T. Timms Oil Corporation is chartered in Amarillo with $50,000 capital for oil development, led by L. W. Timms E. T. Timms L. Laidley and Joe Wunsch. A Paris merchandising company with $5,000 capital lists Joe Wunsch Sr Joe Wunsch Jr and R. C. Wunsch among incorporators.
One thousand five hundred Mexican residents of Los Angeles departed today on special trains bound for El Paso Texas. The repatriation follows a county program to relieve unemployment and suffering among long time residents.
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