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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1932
Page
4
Publication history details and staff credits for The Amarillo Globe including founding date February 20 1924 second class matter post office listing and publisher editor names GENE HOWE and WILBUR C HAWK plus Associated Press note and pricing figures 8 65 3 90 7 50 2 50.
Economist Merle Thorpe urges that only work financed locally can prevent broader charity relief. He warns government aid risks demoralization of finances and social conscience, stressing local self-government and clear allocation of funds over federal administration.
An essay argues Americans increasingly draft plans for remaking the national future. It notes nonpublicists and business leaders write about social and economic order reforms, contrasting with earlier pamphleteers. The author aims to outline specific policies to avoid cyclical prosperity declines.
The oldest complete Texas structure is the stone fort at San Pedro Springs in San Antonio. Plans to preserve it are well advanced, with construction dated between 1690 and 1716. The fort formed the southwest corner of a cedar stockade burned by Indians, and efforts to defend it from decay increased after the loss of the old stone market house and the Veramendi Palace.
Vivian Matthews a shy woman who marries Kentworth Hillman Johns III to gain his grandfather's fortune then faces cyclone loss and a town reshaping. Kent rebuilds in Vivian's cottage as she becomes a social force, earning mayoral dinner invites and club membership amid a transforming community.
Diary of a modern Pepys sketches social life in New York with notes on Paris, Hollywood, and theatre figures. The piece describes a grisly parlor diversion called the Mortuary Sweepstakes where celebrities are bid on as if nearing death, and includes anecdotes about Sidney Blackmer and writer origins of the term ham. It also paints a nighttime Riverside Drive panorama over the Palisades with lights and activity.
Lannie Ross to star as tenor in new tri weekly musical program on WABC CBS at 6 15 pm with orchestra. Repeat broadcast at 10 15 pm for the west. The program airs Monday Wednesday Friday, in addition to Lannies Thursday appearance on WJZ NBC.
Crossword puzzle with mixed letter clues and mis-typed words. Entries include Japanese owned Isla source of camphor and references to ownership between hers and ass ad at start. Puzzle shows irregular spacing and several broken words requiring cross letters to resolve.
A fragmented list presents numbered clues ranging from design terms to geographic hints. It includes references to ancient topics, religious terms, and natural features, interlaced with hints like international games at Lake Placid and a variety of everyday objects.
Tapper the Sapsucker returns to the Green Forest and discovers his old maple house has a new occupant Timmy the Flying Squirrel. After a failed eviction Tapper searches for another shelter and finds the maple holes emptied and sap stolen signaling a thief in the woods.
Chicago sources say the Citizens Reconstruction organization estimates 150 million idle dollars have been put to work. Chairman Frank Knox predicts more money will enter circulation through U S Treasury certificates. Sales drive to end hoarding begins tomorrow with a pledge of a million volunteers.
March 7 report says a youth named Sidney Hogbin was fined two dollars for disorderly conduct after giving another man a raspberry, a prank known as the radio in England. The police chief notes many complaints about these radios and aims to curb the practice.
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