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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1931
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows a snippet from the Amarillo Globe with partial numbers and color word mauve. The readable items include a figure 35 and a price 1.00, but essential names, places, or events are not clear.
Mrs. Jessie N. Ross suggests converting the old jail into a County Welfare Center to serve welfare work, clothing collection, distribution of supplies, and unemployment aid from a central site. The Globe sees it as practical though not universally popular, a temporary use before demolition to improve courthouse area.
The dedication of the Smouse Opportunity School for handicapped children in Des Moines is described. The piece argues the school offers opportunities for both students and educators, urges progress beyond institutional tradition, and outlines six core educational principles for effective learning.
Tony Latour and Harriet face a bittersweet choice as their childhood romance collides with social and family duties. Harriet chooses the theater over a possible life with Tony, who contemplates following her or pursuing the ministry at his parents' behest. The spring drama mirrors their doomed union and the sacrifice of love for art and vocation.
Metropolitan Newspaper Feature Service invites readers to submit ideas for how customs or sayings began. Russ Murphy of The Globe will illustrate replies in a forthcoming installment and may address other suggestions sent to his care.
A compact listing of crossword clues including Deprived, Insipid, Father or mother, A thing to be done, To retaliate, Agreements, Verb, Devoured, Insects, Crawled, To season, Exclamation, Quantity, Stead, Series of epic cal events, Scarlet, Vigor, Kilns, Memorial, Mast, Braid.
A list of numbered crossword hints appears, spanning topics from animals to geography and abstract concepts. Entries include Commenced Expels Undersized cattle Finishes Fee Monkey Hub Regions and more, with numerous vertical clues such as Vampire Threefold and Let it stand.
New York report exposes Harlem policy racket or numbers game, with millions hauled by policy kings. Bets range from a dime to a dollar per bet as runners operate on every corner. bankers vanish when winnings spike. The piece also notes Broadway restaurant waiters with stakes in their workplaces.
Transatlantic short wave link will rebroadcast Paul Doumer’s Paris address on July 3 via WABC-CBS chain. Howard Barlow Symphony shifts to a summer time, airing Wednesdays at 6:30 PM. July 3 Independence Day speech planned by Henry J. Ryan of the American Legion on WJZ NBC.
In a Burgess bedtime-piece, Popup and Peekaboo sneak out after a town upset over Farmer Brown's Boy. They roam, face empty streets, encounter an unfriendly Prairie-dog, are turned from homes, and finally find safety in an unfinished house.
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