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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1931
Page
3
Raymond Willoughby frames change as the driving force in U S business urging daily idea refreshers and biannual idea reviews. The piece cites rapid vehicle adoption and widespread adoption of new technologies as proof that dynamic leadership and fluid markets drive progress.
The author argues state legislatures should demand university flexibility over fixed plans and personnel. He notes widespread self criticism in higher education yet warns reform discussions stall at the moment of action, with faculties clinging to old blueprints and resisting responsible change.
Detective Jimmie Haswell pieces together motives in the Querdling estate case. Audrey Winford reveals Captain Stirling’s car was on the links the night of the murder, while chauffeur Edward Green confesses to killing Miss Querdling in a moment of rage.
The piece argues that universities cling to fixed curricula and methods, risking bankruptcy if industries tolerate such rigidity. It urges the state to require universities to practice as well as preach scientific inquiry and progress.
New York diary style column recounts a morning walk with dogs past 58th Street meeting Earl Carroll and an earnest young writer hopeful in engineering. It notes social scenes with May Allison and Jim Quirk, a Punch joke, and a New Year Eve cafe scene. The Rialto reviewers Allison Smith and Baird Leonard are mentioned.
First Christian Church will host the district leadership training school this week under the direction of Charles Marion Ross of Fort Worth. Classes run 7 to 9 pm with two 50 minute sessions each evening and credits awarded on Friday for completing the program.
In a Burgess bedtime tale, Mrs Redshoulder the Hawk and Redshoulder prepare a nest with careful planning and picky finishing touches. They choose sturdy foundation, decorative feathers and green pine adds, debating lines between practicality and appearance.
A columnist riffs on spring fashion and socialites including a former actress filling a role, Maurice Chevalier and Pennington antics, and a satirical look at theatre life. It weaves in comments on personalities, dance, and jokes from a 1931 McNaught Syndicate column.
Brazil will set up the Friendship statue given by the United States in 1922 after eight years in storage. The planned site is near the American embassy on President Wilson Avenue, though final placement is not yet decided. Charles Evans Hughes presented the statue as Secretary of State during Brazil’s centennial.
A grid style clue set lists numerous across and down hints. The puzzle asks to fill a grid with city names phrases and common words, including references to places like a city in China and a city on the Thames.
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