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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1932
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe shows carrier prices and delivery notes, plus a Texas economic digest from AP. Texas payroll gains, corporate charters, failures, and wages are summarized with city details and June comparisons.
Glenn Frank argues the campaign will use Back to American Principles as a slogan to push censorship and hollow forms of government. He warns that zealots may misuse the banner to hide sinister aims while praising the founding fathers and fundamental American rights.
Limpy Ashwood leads a gang against Lucci who holds him for ransom, while Nancy Wentworth a prisoner marries Jerry Calhoun to prevent Ashwood from wed. As gunfire erupts on a Florida island, Jerry and detective Stevens crawl through sand toward Emory’s monoplane to rescue Nancy amid a dawnlike escape attempt.
In 1932 United States Senator Dr. Royal S Copeland explains eczema is common across ages and not catchable. He warns against unprescribed remedies and urges healthful living, careful diet, and medical guidance for treatment.
Autotask 17 urges drivers to avoid cushions in front seats and stay alert. It warns luxury comfort may dull the brain and attention. Drivers should keep eyes front ears alert and cerebrums on edge to handle emergencies. Inattention equals a traffic sin.
Winifred Black observes a humorous contrast between a wife in Turkey and her aging husband’s cheerful travels in England. She notes Zara’s claim the husband is 157 and that many in Turkey believe him. A friend with two sons embodies reliability and whimsy, then a rose scene rekindles affection, preferring beauty over utility like onions.
A July New York column surveys Broadway’s decline in fashion and business. It notes scattered nightlife moving to deluxe speakeasies and Gold Coast penthouses, with few hot spots left aside from Lindy’s. The piece contrasts religious tolerance with bigotry among non churchgoers and cites Lindbergh ending a movie contract amid a broader shift in entertainment.
A monoplane delays takeoff as the engine stalls. Bullets pierce the cabin while the crew fights to survive and the old man crouches beneath the wheel to deter attackers. Will the aircraft finally roar to life before catastrophe.
Mrs Agnes Lyne argues adults should not blur a child’s curiosity with fear or taboos. Limiting what children see dulls perception and learning, risking unseeing eyes and reduced intelligence as fear of disapproval overrides natural exploration.
Inky the skunk son meets Paddy the Beaver near the pond edge while keeping watch on Buster Bear. Paddy greets him politely and the two size each other up as neighbors in the forest. The tale weaves memory of a town circus and boyhood feats tied to a Silver Plate Circus wagon show.
Harold Stern to conduct his orchestra via television from W2XAB CBS studios New York while musicians watch from a hotel a mile away on televisors and respond to radio light at 107 meters The radio schedule lists WEAF NBC headliners Paul Whiteman Olga Albani Radio Formus Senator Hebert Duke Ellington and more scheduled programs for the evening.
Paddy the Beaver counsels Inky the runt that defense and preparation earn respect. Inky asserts independence and readiness as Buster Bear looms nearby at the dam. The dialogue hints at future encounters as Paddy explains local geography and ends with a note about Jackson real estate tax cuts.
A long list of across and down clues appears with numbers and hints. The grid includes political theme items, common nouns, verbs, and unit names, inviting solvers to fill in two interlinked word sets across horizontal and vertical positions.
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