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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1932
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe and The Amarillo Daily News operate as companion papers with shared publishing staff led by GENE HOWE as Publisher and Editor and WILBUR C. HAWK as General Manager. The papers are associated with the Associated Press and announce subscription rates and publishing details.
The Rev George J Irvin known as Brother Irvin led the Children’s Home for eight years with deep care for every child and a broad sense of brotherhood. He directed with love and understanding, earning widespread respect and affection from the community and fellow men.
Dr. Abraham Flexner notes the popular view that a $2,000,000,000 veterans bonus is fair given government aid to big business and industry. He argues opponents must acknowledge that sentiment to impact the debate, predicting future strength and wisdom beyond the 1929 era.
Glenn Frank argues business policy must align with facts not hunches. He cites private studies showing rising capital investment outpacing flattening demand in several fields, caused by lack of central planning and persistent rule-of-thumb methods. He urges a shift to data driven planning akin to scientific precision.
Jenny Revell weighs a risky choice between love and Georgie’s job as she confronts Garth Aveney at Miss Revell’s firm. Geopolitics of affection collide with career rules as Jenny opts to protect Georgie while facing an uncertain romantic future.
A historical item explains the polite bow and nod as relics of a slave era greeting custom. Readers are invited to submit ideas on origins for future installments in this series by mail to The News-Globe authors Russ Murphyr and Ray Seni nsky.
A New York columnist recalls vaudeville days with Dave Apollon and Gene Buck, mentions Ed Sullivan and Rich show folk, notes buildings like the Astor, and describes dancing ducks on an electrified platform. The memoir touches on theater figures, slang, and small-town touring schemes.
Jack Carveth Wells 18 follows his explorer father and will speak on WEAF NBC Monday afternoon. CBS covers Republican convention broadcasts from Chicago with five pickup points for opening session speeches and balloting.
A jumble of crossword hints listing horizontal and vertical clues. The items reference animal names places words and common terms with varying lengths for a nostalgic puzzle page.
A Burgess tale contrasts Grandfather Frog and Old Mr Toad as they discuss water homes and swimming prowess. Grandfather Frog, wise and capable of underwater breathing, reveals his power to stay submerged for days. Old Mr Toad narrates their meeting, a humorous incident with a swallowed bullfrog, and hints at future stories about the Glutton of the Smiling Pool.
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