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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1932
Page
4
A fragment from the Amarillo Globe shows Associated Press credit and newspaper masthead plus scattered numbers and prices, typical of a late era page with ad rates and brief notices. The readable text confirms AP ownership of dispatches and publication rights with stray price markers.
The Magazine of Wall Street notes in its current issue that January saw more new business enterprises started in New York state than in any other month in two years. The rise signals growing confidence that the worst is over and that the upward pull has begun, with jobless workers adapting to new conditions and starting independent ventures.
Glenn Frank argues that Western influence sparked Japan's militarization and drives Sino-Japanese conflict with risks for the West. He warns against the great illusion that conquest can solve economic woes and calls for realistic policy to prevent East–West upheaval.
Kent Johns lies awake in a ruined life after Vivian Matthews uses him for wealth. He contemplates telling his former fiancée Dovie of his losses and the nine five thousand owed to Vivian as he navigates love, debt, and a forged marriage plan.
Kent wrestles with love for Dovie and lingering feelings for Vivian as he contemplates a divorce and the social fallout. He recalls Dovie's money, Vivian's worth, and Barkow's unsettling tenure in Bendér while considering marriage and its consequences. The tale centers on loyalty, blame, and the ache of choosing a path amid gossip.
Vivian reads Kent s letter to Davie Jansen and rages after discovering its romantic intent. She contemplates betraying her own plan and luring him, torn between anger and a grudging, dangerous resolve. Kent wrestles with guilt and sleeplessness, while Vivian plots amid secrecy and fear.
A note invites readers to submit ideas on the origins of common words and phrases such as Rhapsody in Blue Wednesday and Skedaddle. The News-Globe editors Russ Murphy and Ray Senusky request suggestions for future installments and promise illustrations of selected topics.
New York March 8 1932 cafe owners pressed for enforcement to curb the law evading speakeasies. They argue profitable hotels and restaurants suffer as speaks attract patrons with pricey luxuries and live music, urging action to restore decorum and revenue.
New York March 8 shows how networks juggle shows with four hours of rehearsals per program. About 27 studios are needed at Radio City to handle simultaneous broadcasts and preparations. The piece also notes Cheerio’s WEAF-NBC milestone and Sousa’s death removing a pioneer from radio.
Fragmentary text shows a character debating marriage to a man while contemplating possible heartbreak for another named Davie Jansen. The section hints at a plot point about legality and affection, ending with a tease "(TO BE CONTINUED)".
In a 1932 Burgess tale Tapper the Sapsucker discovers sap holes in a maple tree were robbed by Chatterer the Red Squirrel. Tapper vows to teach the thief a lesson, guarding his food and staking his claim in the Green Forest. The story sets up a conflict over rightful preserve and protection of earned sap.
Crossword puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues including classical references such as David and Ob noxious fumes. Entries cover topics from plants to mathematics and geography with numerous crosswords and wordplay challenges.
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