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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1931
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe was founded February 20, 1924 and entered as second class matter the same day at the Amarillo post office. Published evenings except Saturdays and Sundays in connection with The Amarillo Daily News, by Globe News Publishing Co. Publisher and Editor Gene Howe, General Manager Wilbur C. Hawk.
Reports from the Panhandle show two oil buyers sticking to old prices while a third raises oil by 11 cents a barrel. Magnolia and Phillips keep to old schedules as Gray County refiners pay premiums for high grade oil amid a possible upward crude trend. Health unit warnings urge clean sterilized glasses to prevent disease at fountains and ask public cooperation for enforcement. Hoover backs a world armament reduction, praising early steps as nations must act together for disarmament warnings ahead of next year conference.
The piece argues for simultaneous progress across economic social political and cultural realms. It highlights Toyohiko Kagawa's five fold program economic psychological social physical and political emancipation as a blueprint for modern leadership and for linking religion with everyday social issues. It urges religious leaders to engage with concrete human needs to stabilize the economy and society.
Pierre hands over Bruce's money for a gold mine not knowing Roy Donovan is the promoter. Ann pretends to help while Bruce departs. Pierre's playful bravado hides his growing love and dread as he faces a tangled scheme and possible exposure tomorrow.
In a feature by Merrupollens Newspaper, discussions on old customs note that only the wealthy owned a glass per guest in the 16th and 17th centuries while modest homes used sideboards for displays. Readers may send ideas or questions to Russ Murphy for future installments illustrated in The News-Globe.
Four army aviators died in a midair collision near Brooks Field. A single funeral with full military honors will be held in San Antonio. Major Charles v. Hart will be buried in Harrisburg after his widow recovers. Capt. C. J. Chamberlain to New York City, Cadet Endicott Longacre to Arlington National Cemetery, and Lieut. Kenneth A. Rogers to be buried locally. Brooks and Randolph Field planes will fly overhead during escort to trains. Investigators cited poor visibility as the cause.
A mixed crossword puzzle list with horizontal and vertical clues and archaic spellings. The reader supplied clues include granted facts accountant spinning toys Ireland eagle nest on top of snaky fish cent sage flattery and many more across and down entries.
O O McIntyre recalls Le Havre arrival and first impressions of Normandy. The port, streets, markets, and ships frame a lively landing scene as travelers note local industry, weather, and Normandy’s blue bloused workers and dray horses. A dog named Billy delights the voyage. Train timing and haste contrast with the foggy harbor mood.
Earl Sande will star in a three part radio sequence with the jockey acting the lead. The first act debuts July 21 on WJZ NBC, marking Sande's first mount. John Charles Thomas will join as guest artist for eight weeks starting July 30. Other programs include Roy Smeck, Billy Jones and Ernie Hare, Eskimos and Raymond Knight, Toscha Seidel, Theo Earle, and Sam Lanin's orchestra on various stations and times.
Amarillo Plainview and Sudan Kiwanis delegations will entertain Muleshoe Kiwanis today with about 12 Amarillo members traveling to Muleshoe for a civic program. Judge Hal C. Randolph will be the principal speaker with Fred Douglas also on the program. Attending from the city are John K. Boyce E. J. Cole Frank Gillette Ted Taylor C. M. Holt Bill Wallace Mr. Douglas and Judge Randolph.
In a 1931 Burgess tale, Mrs Fleetfoot the Coyote battles Speedfoot while protecting Kid Antelope and her sister. The mother wolf-wolf guardian outsmarts predators, driving Speedfoot away and keeping the twins hidden as the drama unfolds.
A lyrical travel vignette describes a Normandy countryside journey toward Rouen. The narrator details chateaux in blooming orchards, peasant life, trains and autos, fragrant flora, a watch repairer in Madison Avenue, local signs, Norman rain, and village scenes as a vivid portrait of France that beckons and returns.
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