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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1932
Page
4
The text records the Amarillo Globe newspaper founding date February 20 1924 its second class matter filing and publication notes along with publishing and management credits and subscription rate fragments. It also notes association with The Amarillo Daily News and joint publication details.
The piece derides Eugene Meyer as chairman of the 2 billion dollar Reconstruction Finance Corporation citing past War Finance Corporation actions. It argues that Congress and Hoover officials favor big bankers while opposing veterans benefits and unemployment relief, urging a choice above suspicion.
The piece critiques Jeffersonian ideas on education rooted in equality and universal literacy. It argues the misreading of Jefferson leads to costly universal schooling while proposing a selective progression: universal basic literacy, then top students sent to advanced grammar schools, culminating in selecting the brightest to continue schooling.
Vivian reacts to Kent’s kiss and her own longing as revelations unfold about her birth and family ties. She refuses passion, pleading for love, while a mysterious grandfather correspondence continues with warm Christmas notes and unanswered questions about her lineage.
A blue blooded heiress contemplates secretly funding Kent to start a car business after his humiliation and job loss. Judge Potter approves the idea and notes the moral tension as she weighs helping him without revealing her wealth. She longs to ease his pride without harming him.
The piece notes WSB of Atlanta marks its tenth anniversary on March 15 with a special program led by Lambkin Kay. It also lists other stations WGY WOR and upcoming NBC CBS and NBC broadcasts and performances by Bing Crosby Mills Brothers Guy Lombardo and more.
The passage discusses Jefferson’s plan for selecting top students from grammar schools to send to colleges like William and Mary. It criticizes reliance on “best geniuses” and argues for reconsidering selective methods to improve efficiency and reduce costs in public education. It notes a shift toward broader, inclusive approaches rather than concentrating talent.
The News Globe invites readers to submit ideas on origins of phrases and customs for a serialized feature. Russ Murphy and Ray Senu sky of The News-Globe request topic suggestions and offer to illustrate the origins in forthcoming installments.
New York dispatch notes a shift from the old pink cheeked wastrel to a soberer playboy. Some host elaborate parties with fake telegrams from celebrities while others parade callous boorishness. The piece observes Broadway’s comic distrust and hints at pace and persona changes among New York socialites.
A clipped crossword puzzle list shows horizontal clues with terse hints such as Sedate Mohammedan ism air intelligence and other brief prompts. Entries include terms for actions like jogs and slumbers, color descriptors, pronouns, conjunctions, and short exclamations, indicating a compact word-fill page segment.
A fragmented crossword-like clue set with numbered entries across multiple lines. It lists definitions and partial answers such as Assembly Examination Beer suffix of adjectives agents and various geographic or thematic hints including South America flatings and celestial or mythic terms.
Whitefoot the Wood Mouse watches Chatterer flee Monkey-face and Mrs Monkey-face the Barn Owls. Chatterer slips to a high hemlock, escapes by remaining still among needles, then returns home to safety. The tale ends with the lesson that the Green Forest creatures live in the present and future.
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