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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1932
Page
8
The Panhandle endures diverse rains this month totaling nearly eight inches with six days remaining. The forecast hints at further additions as residents speculate on the next rain type, from steady drizzles to gales and hail. The regional note highlights weather variety and the push to surpass the all time wet June record.
A New York tourist praised Amarillo as the friendliest city on the trip. Clerks provide eager service, visitors chat, and locals greet with smiles. The city’s hospitality draws thousands of tourists en route to the California Olympic games, urging maintainers to preserve the reputation.
The piece argues Hitler’s ascent in Germany stems from the Versailles treaty and demands for its revision. It blames reparations and the treaty for the crisis, while criticizing the justice system for prioritizing small concerns over the state. The quote from Newton D. Baker highlights distrust of inferior courts.
A discussion of democracy during emergencies. The essay argues for unity and swift action through either moratorium on partisan politics or granting extraordinary powers to the president. Citing Owen Young's Notre Dame speech, it explores safeguarding democracy while concentration of power during crisis.
Nancy Wentworth and four captors host a wet messenger from outside allies as Jerry Calhoun infiltrates Ashwood’s island rescue plot. Walter Peabody arrives, posing as Alfred, amid a tense house party where loyalties blur and danger lingers.
Dr Copeland outlines migraine as a hereditary distinct headache, differs from common headaches, with periodic attacks on a set day regimen. He advises care for children of migraine sufferers, a simple wholesome diet, ample water, outdoor activity, sun and fresh air, and warns against patent medicines.
A columnist applauds keeping to the middle of the street when turning left to prevent passing on the right curb and to avoid disrupting traffic flow. He notes passing at intersections is against ordinances and urges drivers to avoid swinging toward the curb before a left turn.
Winifred Black criticizes wisecrackers who mock love death and murder for laughter. She recalls a clever man who rose from poverty to success yet kept a kind heart, choosing sentiment over cynical sneers in life.
New York columnist O. O. McIntyre reflects on Benchley and the press, noting Peter Arno and Amelia Earhart comparisons, plus caricaturists Klein and Soglow. He lists celebrities from theater and radio, praising Benchley’s ironic view of journalism and the bustling media scene.
Reddy Fox lurks near the wall hoping to catch Peter Rabbit as he snacks on clover in moonlight. The scene recalls Reddy’s past near catches and endings with a tense moment when Peter finally notices the predatory fox.
Jerry confronts Ashwood and the frowning One-shot Lucci as a monument to Lucci’s industry looms in civic life. The scene hints at past encounters and rising tension between Jerry Nancy and Ashwood. The next installment promises deeper suspense.
A writer praises Max und Moritz as a playful moral relief for children, noting its humor over strict instruction and its appeal to natural mischief. The piece contrasts this light hearted style with a modern decline in certain civic metrics and export figures.
A dense set of crossword style clues for across and down entries with numbers and partial headings. Includes hints for words like trap weight retired nook winged rasp and many others across the grid along with vertical clues such as meager short letter farewell and more.
CBS advance radio schedule for July shows sponsorship retirements and lists NBC and CBS offerings. Timed programs include orchestras and specialty acts with changes affecting Ziegfeld radio, Easy Aces, and other named performers across WEAF WABC and WJZ networks.
In moonlight Reddy chases Peter toward Briarpatch but Peter dodges past a hidden Jimmy Skunk who signals to stop. Reddy and Jimmy form a barrier between Peter and safety as the chase continues. The scene ends with Reddy accepting defeat and a tease of the next tale.
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