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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1932
Page
4
A Chicago dispatch reports a judge dismissing bank robbery charges against a racketeer amid threats of machine gun reprisals against two witnesses. Bankers who identified the gangster were kept under guard in a hotel, highlighting fears that justice is overwhelmed by gang influence.
New York gossip profiles Fanny Ward known as The Eternal Flapper. The article notes her enduring vitality at 60 plus years, her marriage to Jack Dean, and her nightlife as a Broadway regular. It recounts social scenes from The Brewery and Long Island’s estates, with anecdotes about behavior, style, and public sightings.
Thornton Burgess recounts Peter Rabbit dashing about in high spirits. He nearly collides with Jim the Skunk, who senses danger signals from the tail and queries if anyone is chasing him. Peter notes unease at home in the Briar Patch and hints at Mrs. Peter’s relief on his departure.
Rev Louis C Wright criticizes the 1928 Republican stand on foreign debts, arguing the party now leaves debt settlements to Hoover at Lausanne and signals no demand for payment, implying a shift in policy and public education.
Glib Glenn Frank speaks before 3000 farmers outlining past focus on farm science, cooperative management, industrial use of farm by products, expanded college short courses, and rural adult education as keys to prosperity. He signals an upcoming shift to emergency politics and economics in the current crisis.
A mysterious gang abducts Nancy Wentworth and Lucci as part of a new kidnap scheme. Detective Stevens and pilot Jerry Calhoun pursue the captors by air, while Ashwood the cripple leader records the hostage drama aboard a tropical retreat. Nancy confronts Ashwood as tensions rise.
Dr. Copeland explains poison ivy poisoning is common this season and affects those sensitive to Rhus plants like poison ivy oak and sumac. Symptoms include itching redness swelling and blisters lasting four to six days with calamine and zinc lotion as relief and vaccine efforts ongoing but experimental.
A column recounts a country scene with a chicken yard hawk sighting and Sir Roger the Rover the bold roamers. The narrator recalls a mother and daughter learning lessons about love and independence while a poetically wild talk of the sea loops through the village.
A mixed list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues covering words from Paris landmarks to nautical terms. Includes references to Blackbeard, the Louvre, the Seine, and assorted timeless vocabulary such as peers and peppers.
A column warns Amarillo drivers about double parking, calling it selfish and illegal. It highlights traffic disruptions, potential fender damage, and the irritation of motorists, suggesting fines of one dollar per offense to curb the habit. The piece questions readers on why they double park.
The passage describes a girl who feels jealousy toward her younger brother yet masks it as love. She suppresses envy to gain parental approval and, as he ages, becomes a playmate while still showing over the top concern for his health. Her refusal to attend school when he is ill signals underlying tension.
New York dispatch reports Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt chosen baby blue and white as his lucky campaign colors for upcoming materials. The governor emphasizes consistent branding in his re election bid as supporters note the color scheme.
Associated Press Radio Editor notes Democrats take the air next Monday from Chicago Stadium as Republicans wrapped their week. Listings include WEAF NBC 5:30 Ray Perkins and more, with 9:15 Opry House and Red Dagger, plus WABC CBS 5:30 Connie Boswell and 10:30 Joe Sanders orchestra.
Jimmy questions Peter about a possible new family as they talk of babies and home life. Peter dodges, admitting he doesn’t know how many if any there are. They speculate and plan to go somewhere together.
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