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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1932
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe founded February 20 1924 is described as a second class matter publication. It lists staff including Gene Howe publisher editor Wilbur C Hawk general manager and notes Associated Press rights and office contact details.
In a reflective column the writer contrasts Dr. Hideyo Noguchi and Admiral Koichi Shiosawa. Noguchi saved lives through tropical disease research while Shiosawa spread war damage. The piece argues that nationalism versus internationalism should be reconsidered as the world grows closer.
Glenn Frank argues the Democratic Convention should revisit Jeffersonian principles to fit modern times. He highlights eight core ideas from Jefferson such as keeping government close to the people, limiting government, debt restraint, and broad education with elite leadership. He plans to examine how these notions apply to current national problems and where Democrats should accept or amend them.
J W Ward a 28 year old San Antonio Tex suspected outlaw died from wounds suffered in a Friday battle with a posse near Picayune Miss He had refused to detail how he and a partner robbed Lumberton Miss of 4600 His companion escaped and remained at large Ward identified his partner as C C Hill but gave no information about him.
Vivian Matthews discovers her mother Gloria Cromwell and her grandfather Kent Johns, the wealthy patriarch behind a half million bequest. A cyclone and stock market ruin Kentworth Johns’s fortune, while Judge Potter reveals Vivian’s true lineage and ties to Cromwell as relatives and potential heir. She faints and learns family history anew.
In a tense family scene Vivian Johns learns her true name Mercedes Gloria Johns as the grandfather confirms a jade necklace and ring tied to a past murder. The judge explains a stage name and Carmichael ties as Vivian confesses longing for belonging while Kent’s secret marriage looms.
A nostalgic Modern Show critique by C. O. McIntyre contrasts current Broadway wit with the red humor of past nights. It recalls Mizner, Jack’s, and famed figures like Drum and O’Malley, noting barroom antics, sharp retorts, and evolving Broadway names from a bygone era.
Associated Press report outlines the sixth annual national radio audition with total prizes of 15000 dollars. It invites young men and women nationwide to compete with finals planned for December. Programs tonight on WEAF NBC include hymns, a concert orchestra, and orchestral hour from Seattle and San Francisco. WABC CBS features Ethel Barrymore Colt, Ben Bernie, and color symphony. WJZ NBC broadcasts include Sylvia Froos, Sisters of the Skillet, Dickens scenes, and Milwaukee orchestra.
A dense list of crossword prompts with horizontal and vertical clues covering accents, tools, music education, constitutional topics, vehicles, gear, measurements, geography, and various objects. Includes yesterday's answer and numerous definitions from 1 Across to 51 Across and 1 Down to 51 Down.
Chatterer the Red Squire races home from a near escape to warn Whitefoot the Wood Mouse about a stranger owl hunting by day and night. Whitefoot suspects a family of nocturnal owls, and confirms Timmy the Flying Squirrel's warnings. The two discuss risks, then Whitefoot slips away as Monkeyface the Barn Owl stalks Chatterer. The next tale, Whiteface Watches a Game of Life, follows.
San Angelo March 1 Judging in all departments of the Fat Stock and Hereford show began with 1 077 head on the grounds including 23 baby beeves and 603 lambs making it the largest exposition in Texas by head count More than 300 4 H and vocational agriculture students from 23 counties compete for 3 200 in prizes Quality livestock drew about 3 000 visitors to the polo plant south of the city Sunday
American Airlines announced an 8 percent fare cut across its system effective tomorrow, lowering rates from 7 cents per mile to about 6 cents. The move also includes a 10 percent reduction on round trip fares.
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