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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1932

Page

4

Governor Sterling Candidacy Backed in Texas Letter

Amon G. Carter of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram urges voters to reelect Governor Sterling, praising his record over two years. He cites deficit reduction from 11 million projected to under 375 thousand, business success, and warns against loose promises while urging moral consideration and self-government. Castle signs as secretary of state in supporting context.

Josh Billings Amon G. Carter The Fort Worth Texas Govenor Sterling Sterling Jim Hogg

Priming the Prosperity Pump

Glenn Frank argues the current severe downturn may set stage for recovery as inventories dwindle and cash hoards unlock. He predicts a future buying surge driven by self interest, belief prices will rise, and cash holders invest despite lower current income.

Glenn Frank

Sondra Kent Choices Between Love And Money At The Theater

Sondra Kent, with her sister and brother in law, watches Mark Merriman and John Anderson. Mark loves her, but she aims to marry for wealth per her father's hard counsel. Anderson, bound to an unhappy marriage, hints at deeper feeling while Flora has married Lomax for money. They leave the theater toward Gaspers.

Sondra Kent Mark Merriman Mark John Anderson Anderson Sondra Flora Lomax Sandra Ben Gaspers John Evelyn Kate Ben Lomax Ruby M. Ayres

High blood pressure risks tied to emotional strain and habits

Doctor explains that emotional distress and overeating raise blood pressure and that medicines offer limited relief. Focus on rest, avoiding exertion, and managing stress. infections in teeth or sinuses may also contribute. The piece blends medical guidance with a scene of Sondra and Mark Merriman at a theater.

Royal Copeland Bright

Decisiveness on the Road Aims to Ease Traffic

Autotalk urges drivers to avoid hesitation when passing similar headed cars and to cross streets promptly. The message stresses completing passes quickly to prevent blocking traffic and to keep to the correct side of the street. It warns against starting across busy arteries unless the way is clear.

It Isn't the Road Itself It Is How We Take It

Winifred Black reflects on a family trip over a mountain road. The journey from smooth highway to narrow steep curves mirrors life choices, as fatigue, mood, and perspective shape how difficulties are met and understood. The piece ends with a meditation on attitude over circumstance.

Winifred Black King Features Syndicate, Inc

Old Palace Is Now Has Been

New York writer recalls The Palace Theatre era and its Broadway magic. The piece notes the venue as a hub for actors, impresarios, slang, and cross-cultural fame, alongside humorous vignettes of city life, traffic, and notable figures from sports to literature.

O. O. McIntyre New York Palace 7Th Avenue 47Th Street Empire New Amsterdam Elmer E. Rogers Walter Kingsley Broadway Jack Dempsey Miller Huggins Charles M. Schwab Gene Sarazen Frank Fay Jack Benny Lou Holtz Ted Healy

Sondra Seeks Escape From a Tired Family Cycle

Sondra endures the snide, dominant Flora and a loveless marriage as she longs to leave. Flora’s cruelty, her husband Ben, and Sondra’s disappointment define a life spent drifting between boredom and dependency. The scene ends with a hint of darker truths to come about Anderson's wife.

Capital of Haiti Crossword Challenge Clue List

A puzzle style list of crossword style clues with Across and Down entries referencing Haiti, geography, and miscellaneous words. Includes numerous numbered clues, some with misprints, suggesting a themed word puzzle.

Boastful Quilly Faces Old Man Coyote

Fretful Quilly the porcupine learns that boasting attracts danger while Inky the skunk and Grunty the possum discuss defense. When Old Man Coyote approaches, Inky signals with his tail and the trio braces for trouble.

West Texas Ranch Boy Urges End to Relief Aid

Major Raymond Dickson recalls meeting a young rancher on the West Texas pampas. The lad, after listening to critics of authority, bluntly says relief should end and the people should receive some real help.

Raymond Dickson West Texas Pampas

Radio to Air Science Fiction Play The Rocket to the Moon

AP Radio Editor reports NBC will broadcast a science fiction dramatization The Rocket to the Moon with elaborate sound effects spanning rocket ship and lunar scenes. The half hour program will air August 2 on WJZ NBC with other listings on WEAF WABC and WJZ schedules throughout the evening.

Associated Press Central Standard New York Moon WJZ NBC WEAF Ray Perkins Rudy Vallee Olsen and Johnson WABC CBS Isham Jones Gene Austin Goldman Benny Kyte

More Candidates Seek Sheriff Job

Lubbock dispatch notes a surge in sheriff hopefuls across 17 South Plains counties for the July 23 primary. Of 870 county race candidates, 75 seek the sheriff post, with 41 pursuing the combined sheriff and tax collector role.

Lubbock South Plains

Scott expedition geologist Dr. Ferrar dies in New Zealand

Dr Hartley T Ferrar, geologist on Captain Scott's first South Polar expedition, died in Wellington New Zealand. He contributed valuable work exploring Ross Island and the Antarctic ice barrier and was serving as assistant director of geological survey for New Zealand.

SCOTT Hartley T. Ferrar Captain Scott Wellington N. Z Ross Island Ferrar Geological Survey New Zealand

Old Man Coyote in Night Passage with Inky

A coyote meets young animals including Inky the skunk and a porcupine. He debates hunting them but refuses, noting Mother Nature’s balance and his own restraint. He bids farewell with politeness and continues on, pondering what he could kill but won’t.

Quilly Porky the Porcupine Inky Skunk Grunty Possum Gravity Hooty the Owl Old Man Coyote Coyote T. W. Burgess

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