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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1932
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe and Amarillo Daily News publish on weekend mornings with sixth and Fillmore offices. Publisher Gene Howe and General Manager Wilbur C. Hawk are listed. Associated Press receives exclusive news dispatch credit. Subscriptions shown include weekly and monthly rates, printed in 1924 with post office entry date.
A historical editorial argues Congress will fold without delivering major campaign issues. It notes bipartisan compromise, overlapping platforms, and calls for leadership to revive prosperity. Quotes from Dudley Field Malone, John McDuffie, Norman Thomas, and Harry Emerson Fosdick frame the crisis and need for nonpartisan action.
Glenn Frank reflects before university mothers on his own mother and grandmothers. He credits a nurturing home as the true foundation for youth, arguing that heredity and maternal influence shape character more than church or school.
In a tense restaurant confrontation Dr. Tallas pressures Georgie Townsend to betray a business secret tied to her marriage to Eddie Townsend. Georgie defends her job and reveals her plan to confront Eddie while Garth Aveney guides her toward a future of marriage and conflict, including a wedding and a promised honeymoon.
The report notes George Bernard Shaw refused an offer from Cesar Saerchinger to serve as a broadcast commentator for U S political conventions. Shaw warned of mobbing and needing a double if he ever visited America. The piece closes with a fictional vignette and a copyright notice.
The text references muckraker as a 1906 term coined after Roosevelt figures, noting The Man with the Muck Rake from Pilgrim's Progress as a symbol of those chasing worldly gain. It mentions Baton Rouge naming, a drowning man’s three appearances, and a Moon related caution, plus invites replies to a News-Globe series inquiry.
Diary style piece by 0. McIntyre in New York traces a day from anonymous mandolin notes to social events. It notes Rose ONeill inheritance in Ireland and couples such as George Huston and Myre Kingsley amid entertainment figures like Vincent Lopez and Edna Best.
A dense list of crossword clues for both horizontal and vertical entries including types of cravats oblong fruits and various definitions with many obscure terms. It presents numbered entries from 1 to 63 across and 1 to 57 down, some intersecting wordplay and language hints typical of a vintage puzzle page.
In a bedtime tale Grandfather Frog overreaches as a river fish chokes him. Creatures such as Jerry Muskrat Redwing the Blackbird and Longlegs the Heron comment on his greed while Old Mr. Toad and others watch. The scene ends with the frog swallowing the fish inch by inch and claiming it was enough.
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