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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1931
Page
4
The text lists Associated Press copyright and subscription pricing for Amarillo Globe News, Amarillo Daily News combinations. It mentions one week one month three months six months and one year rates, with morning evening and Sunday editions.
Independent oil interests press for crude oil tariff adjustments as the Hawley Smoot law dominates Democratic strategy. Analysts doubt wide changes to agricultural and industrial schedules, while Republicans defend current rates. The issue shapes a broader debate on employment, foreign trade, and economic policy.
The text argues that the world faces unprecedented insecurity across international industrial and individual realms. It notes alarm over war risk, economic volatility, and technological unemployment, yet frames insecurity as a trigger for resilience and potential innovations that could restore balanced security for nations and people.
Nora Thayer weighs pride and a dare with her lover Jon as her artist father Julian returns from Italy and seeks support. The Little Red Brick House becomes a bohemian stage as Nora confronts love and money amid family tensions and past debts.
From the Philadelphia AMA convention listeners will hear heart pulse changes via a special stethoscope on NBC WJZ. Broadcast includes Morton Downey Wons, Julia Sanderson Crumit, Sir John Reith address, Paul Whiteman’s Chicago Orchestra, and other programs.
The Globe invites ideas on how phrases began and promises illustration by Russ Murphy. Readers may write in to share origins of customs or sayings and see the responses featured in the series.
New York reports a calmer summer with fewer visitors and empty roadhouses. Rents for summer homes may drop, Long Island is seen as a growth area, and a playful note highlights Indian legends and place names. The piece also muses on society figures like Al Jolson and Herbert Bayard Swope, ending with a light jab about entertainment and a closing joke about Joe Laurie Jr.
Puzzle page shows a mixed list of crossword clues across horizontal and vertical entries with numbers, some garbled letters, and a note about yesterday's answer. The jumble includes clues for various words from 7 5 to fly apart to 66 To value and 72 stir, along with entries about doors, daisies, and manners.
Farmer Brown's Boy meets a large pink and black lizard in the desert. The big lizard, rough in appearance, displays a fierce temper and surprising fighting ability. Farmer Brown's Boy regards the creature with wary respect as the story hints at danger ahead.
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