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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1931
Page
4
Notes on the forthcoming courthouse describe individual juror sleeping rooms and in house facilities expected to ease jury service. Officials predict easier recruitment and fewer excuses once the building is complete, contrasting with the old barn like rooms lacking heat and ventilation.
Glenn Frank argues radio can unify a 123 million nation without erasing regional variety. He compares radio to an Acropolis guiding Pericles and warns the future U S administration to protect radio as a national common purpose and a central unifying force.
Martin Bevis and Bruce Carey confront a bank death and the missing $25,000 as sheriff and banker probe Bruce's possible involvement. The tale follows late evening visits, a side bank door, vault work, a lodges’ charm found near the crime scene, and mounting suspicion surrounding Pierre and Tony.
A Globe series previews the origins of common phrases and customs. It invites readers to suggest other sayings to be illustrated, naming Russ Murphy and Ray Senusky for correspondence. The text references Tristram Shandy and the use of Uncle Toby, plus a playful note about recording angels and Conestoga wagons.
A Paris correspondent extols the Bois de Boulogne as the world’s most restful place describing its liquid green beauty. He recalls lovers and promenades, mentions Bagatelle roses, Seine banks, and the Ile de la Cite. He notes contrasts with quays, Laperouse, Tour dArgent, and blue water fountains in Concorde.
International Education Association will broadcast four educators on July 28 as part of the World Federation of Education Association biennial meeting in Denver. Speakers include Dr. Willis A. Sutton and Count Hirotaro Hayshi. Network relays plan KOA WJZ NBC and WEAF NBC hookups.
Reader solved yesterday by Ian is Sip. The page lists horizontal and vertical clues for a themed crossword with many entries including Proverb, foreigner, sleeper, meadow, and governor of Algiers. Answers include words like wash body taxi tot foreinger beer aiding made verses twice scraggy kid clowns sink in parts sleeper's couch.
Mrs Fleetfoot hides her twins from King Eagle and Mrs Eagle as they search the brush. The hunting pair fail to spot the babies, who stay still while Speedfoot the Coyote watches, promising trouble for the parents.
A diarist recalls late 1920s Paris nights around the Ritz bar in Place Vendôme. The piece notes encounters with Frank Apple cheek and friends, daily timings of Lou Hauser, and the crowded ladies’ cocktail salon from 6 to 9 PM. The tone blends nostalgia with vivid Parisian nightlife.
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