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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1932
Page
8
The article recalls the famous World War I song about the girl from Armentieres and how a misadventure led to its creation. It ponders how soldiers in different wars form their own tunes and honor real people behind marching melodies.
In a shift from scarcity to plenty the article argues that traditional competition no longer lowers prices or distribution costs. It urges rethinking competition due to technological gains and productive efficiency driving prosperity and policy. Roosevelt is forecast to win 675 votes at the convention per Farley.
Jerry Calhoun and Emory, pilots and friends, pursue a kidnap gang after Nancy Wentworth, a musical star, is abducted. They learn two millionaires also vanished and race to locate the ransom plot, while reporters chase clues from letters postmarked City Hall Station.
Dr Copeland outlines how bronchopneumonia often follows bronchitis influenza measles or whooping cough and stresses prevention through strong nutrition outdoor activity and proper care. He notes rapid breathing fever bluish skin and potential danger if children are not bedded and nourished early. Cod liver oil is recommended to bolster resistance in cold weather.
John Smith Jr. faced traffic charges for lights speed and lane use. His father urged leniency, praising his son. The judge dismissed the case and hinted the father might deserve a medal for steering the boy right.
A collage of 1932 era musings on fashion culture and celebrities. Irene Castle, Lupe Velez, Fannie Hurst and others surface with light social sketches amid Goopy fish lore and newsroom banter. A Pony of humor and city life with a Toad tale.
Old Mr. Toad leaves the Smiling Pool as night shadows fall from the Purple Hills. He longs for the cool damp of Farmer Brown’s garden and dislikes heat that dries his skin, preferring nocturnal travel unless rain or darkness changes the day.
A mother speaks with quiet shame about her 6-year-old boy caught with a toy he had unwantedly misused. Agnes Lyne analyzes parental responses and lessons on guidance and restraint.
Associated Press Radio editor reports NBC and CBS networks to air coverage from Chicago starting Tuesday at 11 A M as delegates gather. WEAF NBC WABC CBS stations will broadcast events and programs with concerts and orchestras listed across time slots.
Hamonton New Jersey police seek among suspected jewel thieves the men who kidnapped Joseph Hillop battered his face garroted him with a sash cord and ended his suffering with pistol shots dumping his body in a ditch. Hillop a 25 year old gangster began crime at age ten and was among five men convicted of a 1927 Camden jewelry store holdup. He and Frank Biebec aided authorities earning lighter sentences.
A longer cryptic style list blends questions and clues about presidents murdered by madmen and related terms across objects like pitch er exist, heart, ear external, helmet shaped calyx, drunks, masks, and more, ending with paid publicity hints.
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