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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1931
Page
4
The fragment lists subscription durations for Amarillo Globe readers with options for one week one month and three months and six months of access. It notes ongoing pricing and terms.
A public safety column urges drivers to think safety while driving to reduce the rising motor vehicle death toll. It argues disregard for speed limits and right of way causes most crashes and stresses attention to pedestrians and other drivers, citing 15 percent of deaths from vehicle defects.
Glenn Frank argues against indiscriminate forest expansion and outlines a measured forestry policy. He cautions that population growth lumber demand and farm land use may not rise and advocates aligning production with future demand while reducing wasteful slashings.
Nora faces a painting scandal as Damon accuses Julian Lake of stealing Nicholas Thayer’s works. Nora grapples with betrayal from family, seeks support from Fergus, and plans to confront Jon and the Thayer mansion future after her father’s show is to be closed.
A compact column by O. O. McIntyre recalling letters from Tokyo to Los Angeles, theater chatter with Katharine Cornell, Mae Melville, and Fred Kummer, and reminiscences of New York’s Morning Telegraph and Broadway’s rise. It ends with a vignette about Nora and a park meeting.
An excerpt tracing the origin of the term blackguard from feudal days when dependents did menial work and were called dirty. The piece notes later usage for scoundrels and references a 1931 Meret wlan feature, inviting readers to propose ideas and letters to Russ Murphy at The Globe.
AP Radio Editor reports schedules for July Fourth celebrations. Tokyo address by Premier Wakatsuki translated into English on WJZ NBC. Charlottesville to mark Monroe death centennial with Undersecretary Castle on the Monroe doctrine. Additional programs include Dennis King and orchestra WABC CBS and Sherlock Holmes on WEAF NBC.
Crossword puzzle clues for horizontal and vertical entries titled Star Maker with numbered items listing definitions and partial phrases such as Smell Theme Hastened Audibly Center of amphitheater and many more across and down entries including Baby care riage and Southeast SATURDAY S ANSWER.
Yap Yap and Mrs. Yap Yap fear a looming danger as a large flying figure approaches Prairie-dog Town. Alarm bells ring and all residents seek safety while neighbors join the vigilant watch, amid talk of new neighbors and a changing town.
A reminiscence recalls Beaux Broadway pseudonyms at the Telegraph staff, rickety offices, and sharp banter with a city editor. An anecdote about a Viscount insult and a Mona Lisa compare enriches a portrait of newspaper life in 1931.
Health Commissioner Harold J. Knapp reports Cleveland's birth rate declined 5 percent in the first quarter of 1931 compared with the same period in 1930 while the death rate rose 3 percent. The piece laments a long term decline since 1920.
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