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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1932
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe notes the upcoming August 27 run-off and November general election will demand extensive tabulation, counting, and reporting. Judges clerks and news staff anticipate a long period of totals and radio updates as Texas conducts its complex ballot process.
The Motion Picture Producers and Distributors association enforces its advertising code after Will Hays’ visit. The code targets explicit sex appeals and misrepresentations in promotions, urging advertisers to avoid salacious framing even for seemingly delicate films. Janet Gaynor’s steady box office is cited as proof that clean copy sells.
Glenn Frank argues in the Southwest tour that Americans lack a unifying, inspiring national purpose. He urges leadership to mobilize the nation in a grand crusade aligning political and economic policy with science and machine progress toward broad prosperity.
In a Manila restaurant Sondra Kent contemplates an imminent farewell as Mark Merriman prepares for a Congo assignment. Anderson touts the opportunity while Sondra debates poverty and love, fearing a life apart from Mark and a future she cannot share.
Dr Copeland urges walking as the safest exercise for all ages. He notes walking costs nothing beyond good shoes and urges a daily one mile practice with upright posture and natural arm swing to improve appetite digestion and sleep while correcting foot issues gradually.
The article urges drivers to adopt banker like caution behind the wheel. It advises assuming others may not see you and may not brake, so you should act defensively and fear worst case outcomes until conditions improve.
A 1932 column contrasts a lonesome career woman with a friendly neighbor who raises peaches and helps at the minister’s house. The author notes fulfillment from community ties over material success and urges pursuing a simpler, busier life through human connections.
O O McIntyre reviews Caroline Emersons history of old New York for children noting vivid scenes such as Tea Water Pump at Chatham Square. He recalls street life including sign painted shops, hand looms, and a city below 10th Street in 1850. A goldfish tale and a dance floor moment close the piece.
In a quiet street after leaving a small restaurant Sondra confronts her fate with Mark. Her determination grows as she notes the car is already sold and this will be their last ride together. The scene unfolds with Sondra’s desperate plea on Monday.
A discussion of family dynamics where the mother dominates and the father is subdued. Daughters may love their father more and view women with tension, while sons misread maternal warmth and see women as harsh, affecting later love life and authority relations.
Thatcher Colorado is described as hosting the richest gas well known. The clues cover items from colors to anatomy and geography with references to words like dye end walls and to hang. The puzzle intertwines chemistry astronomy and linguistics while mentioning various parts of a crossword grid and Colorado related terms.
Thornton W Burgess recounts how Reddy Fox and his mate plot to trap Johnny Chuck while pretending not to starve. Their distrustful neighbors and the jungle gossip frame the chase as they observe Johnny Chuck from dawn till night.
A fragmentary 1932 vignette describes James Montgomery Flagg dining on Park Avenue near a Roosevelt Hotel patio. The scene recalls interruptions at the typewriter and a diner with a green tie, fueling quirky cravings and vexing hunger for marble cake and other sweets.
In Texas Abilene incumbent Oliver Cunningham and Eastland's Wilbourne B. Collie advance to a August 27 runoff for the 24th district Senate seat after Cunningham leads 10 339 to 9 615. Wagstaff defeats Whitaker for the 116th district state legislature seat in Abilene with 3 901 to 2 608.
The Radio Guild tests old time melodramas with Henry Williams The Bells as next feature. Tonight WEAF NBC 6:30 Walter Smith band 7 Virginia Rea and James Melton artists recital 7:30 Ed Wynn WABC CBS 7 End of Ben Bernie series 8:15 Organ and quartet 10 Little Jack Little WJZ NBC 5:15 Frankie Masters orchestra 6 Sky scraper repeat 7:30 Goldman band.
Reddy Fox and Mrs. Reddy observe Johnny Chuck and Polly Chuck to learn habits. They avoid footprints and shadows, watching from dawn to morning to discover Johnny's routine and decide which to catch for dinner.
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