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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1931
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe announces subscription rates for one week one month three months six months and one year with combined options for The Amarillo Globe and The Amarillo Daily News. It offers a special delivery service to replace missing copies if not received by 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. messenger delivery.
The article reports a major change among Philippine leaders in Washington and Manila. Senator Juan Sumulong calls immediate independence impractical, Manuel Quezon pushes revising demands to drop full independence, and The Herald endorses compromise, praising leaders as skilled negotiators adapting to U.S. willingness to discuss independence.
A glowing review lauds Erich Maria Remarque as a leading writer and advocate for rebuilding after World War I. The Road Back is praised for its broad vision of life, portraying returning youths seeking comradeship and a path to happiness amid disillusionment. The piece ends with a hopeful note that life may endure through small sustaining acts. Refrain echoes on law enforcement remark by Amos W. Woodcock about city policing.
The essay argues for releasing articulate thought from inarticulate constraints. It urges colleges and media to cultivate writers who combine originality with clarity and universal appeal. It cites Van Meter Ames on how a great writer reveals truth and empowers readers to see anew.
Nora Lake endures social stigma and domestic strain after Damon Van Vorst accuses her of causing Nicholas Thayer’s death. She shelters at Aunt Emily’s while caring for a gravely ill baby, Dickie, with Fran and Dr. Fergus More. A letter from Damon hints at separation as Nora confronts poverty and upheaval.
The article debates Nero's guilt for the Rome fire arguing he was far away and did not sing or fiddle as rumor claimed. It notes Seutonius and others spread the tale, while later writers condemned it as unfounded. It invites reader input for future clarifications.
A column by O. O. McIntyre surveys West 23d Street and West Washington Market in New York, contrasting daytime bustle with nighttime desolation. It lists notable names, scenes, and urban vignettes from dignitaries to vendors, all amid a restless city mood.
AP Radio notes list a Dover Patrol Monument ceremony on WJZ NBC with speakers Charles Adams Ronald Lindsey and Mayor James J Walker. Also announced are new programs featuring Abe and David on NBC twice nightly, and performances by Fritzi Scheff Leo Reisman Don Aspiaza and others across WEAF WABC and WJZ networks.
A boy searches cactus clumps near a ranch for Cocky the Road Runner nest, uncovers Cocky with a two tails scene and a swallowed lizard tail, and learns the bird's wary, elusive home around prickly chollas. The tale blends curiosity and humor as the hunt continues tomorrow.
A fragment from the puzzle lists a horizontal clue about the United States Secretary of the Interior. The text suggests a crossword entry related to a government official overseeing natural resources and public lands.
A list of crossword clues with numbers and partial answers follows, featuring terms like Greek god of war and Egyptian god of the underworld, plus words for emotions, objects, and actions. The snippet appears to be a partially garbled puzzle page with vertical and across entries and miscellaneous letters.
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