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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1932
Page
4
The article notes about 5,000 voters overwhelmed four polling places in Amarillo with East Amarillo underserved by boxes. It urges convenient voting sites and adequate clerks next election. It also ridicules a Hawaii military rule proposal and cites George W. Rossetter on taxation and citizenship.
An ahead of conventions essay urging rational leadership and courage in U S politics. Frank contrasts demagogues and shysters with science based, clear interpretation, warning of mass manipulation and the danger of a radical debunking of politics reshaping national life.
Nancy Wentworth, star of a musical comedy, is abducted with a gangster and four wealthy men. Jerry Calhoun and Em ory Battles plan an aerial chase by pirates, following a hydroplane clue as suspects, with Lucci and Mallory among captors. The group endures heat, danger, and ransom talk on a tropical island while relatives face mounting fear.
Winifred Black compares two suitors for a daughter. One man is steady, honest, and prudent, offering security, while the other is carefree and romantic, tempting with lighthearted charm. The columnist muses on love, choice, and the risks of marrying for happiness over stability.
Dr Copeland outlines a non surgical injection method for varicose veins that has nationwide physician approval and shown favorable results in over 50 000 cases. The procedure uses a sclerosing agent injected into the vein to harden and collapse it with weekly treatments and no scars, avoiding hospital care. It is unsuitable during pregnancy and for phlebitis advanced heart or kidney disease patients. diabetics may be treated with diet and insulin.
In what town were the first diamonds in Africa discovered. One of the oldest and purest of human races. Fish found off New England coast. Afresh. Money. To quail. Simple. Smell. Gems of serpents. Color. Footway. Piece of sculpture. Grain. To line a vessel. Important product in Texas. European…
New York column recounts backstage hoaxes and public deceptions in theater and film. It details a notorious faker posing as Count Luigi in Sally at the New Amsterdam, and notes other pranks from Bert Lytell to Leon Errol and Walter Catlett, with a closing tease about a kidnaping chase.
In a rural tale from 1932, Cresty the Flycatcher retrieves Bluffer the Adder’s cast‑off suit from under an old board on the Green Meadows. He delivers the snake skin to his mate Mrs Cresty, who deems it a treasure for a new nest, provoking mixed moral judgments from neighbors about repurposed bedding.
NBC plans a live 8 oclock broadcast of the Sharkey versus Schmel ing heavyweight title bout with Graham McNamee Ed Thorgersen and Charles Francis Coe likely announcing. A new 75,000 watt XEPN station is under construction near Piedras Negras Mexico with studios at Eagle Pass and Piedras Negras and set to open September 15. Other radio listings include WEAF WABC and WJZ programs for tonight.
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