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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1931
Page
4
Amarillo faces rising crime with banditry and organized gambling rings while a federal grand jury probes a liquor trafficking conspiracy. City leaders urge law and order as property taxes draw 10 percent interest, with a four month extension granted and school taxes due July 1 to avoid penalties.
Glenn Frank argues that economic recovery requires coherent planning and a broad distribution of national income through regulated wages hours and prices. He counters a National City Bank critique that sole reliance on industry management is insufficient, noting multiple causes of low mood beyond management.
The quote faults Democrats for choosing weak campaign issues and references Senator Daniel O Hastings. It comments on American women as too enterprising attributed to J B Priest.
Nora Lake confronts her past and her husband Nicholas Thayer’s death as Jonathon Thayer reveals his love and guilt. He admits he once idolized Nicholas yet resents Nora for her life with him. Nora hides her true feelings, then confesses little while moving toward Damon’s household as Jon’s cold mercy hides deeper betrayals.
Radio program schedule lists four London broadcasts including Verdi's Rigoletto and a Beveridge unemployment talk on WEAF NBC WJZ CBS. Performers include Arthur Brisbane Felix von Luckner and Grantland Rice with concerts and coverage from Atlantic City Chicago and Toronto. Plus existing daily entries for Morton Downey Julia Sanderson Clem McCarthy and more.
Readers are invited to share ideas on how customs or sayings began. Send thoughts to Russ Murphy of The Globe for inclusion and illustration in the series.
The piece recalls theater disasters from drunken stars to forgotten lines and smoky disturbances. It notes Robert Warwick calming a panic with a gracious speech and mentions Bert Wheeler W. C. Fields and Harry Von Tilzer capitalizing mishaps for laughs and later royalties from old songs. It ends with a theatre audience interruption at the Apollo about a car for mother.
Farmer Brown's Boy spots a curious wildlife parade on the road including a bold coyote a lizard jack rabbit and a long tailed bird named Cocky the Road Runner. The pair race in a humorous dash with Cocky showing speed and flare before disappearing among cacti, as the boy vows daily visits to become acquainted.
A list of Across and Down clues for a crossword puzzle including varied terms such as Highest mountain of the Alps, Mount 6 Long, 8 tooth, 10 Chaffy part of ground grain, 44 Greaser, etc. The grid references include numerous numbered entries and tailing clues for both horizontal and vertical directions.
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