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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1932
Page
4
A fragment from the Amarillo Globe presents a small classified-like listing with scattered characters and pricing notes. The legible portion hints at a tiny ad space or promotional price but lacks coherent details or complete items to describe.
Statisticians estimate the proposed federal sales tax would cost each person about $5 per year. Amarillo could face over $200,000 added to annual household expenditure. The levy would apply to daily essentials like food and clothing, atop existing taxes and penalties.
A March wind blows dust through the Panhandle as spring arrives at 1 54 pm. The piece notes optimism for warmer weather and references a bushy political update about the proposed lame duck amendment shifting presidential and congressional start dates, urging voter action. It also mentions Congress adjourning amid tax bill tensions and quotes President Hoover praising nonpartisan spirit.
Glenn Frank argues the 1932 Republican party is haunted by five obsolete ghosts laissez faire protection isolation centralization and slavery He contends the party must rethink these policies to aid recovery and stabilize the American socio economic order beyond stale slogans.
Olivia aboard the Atlanta recalls ten years of marriage to Nick and Harry, realizing she fell in love with both men yet found life dull and aging as she nears forty. The memory of gardenias and orchids hints at a restless longing for a truer life beyond her two marriages.
New York diary style column notes reactions to Hoover and public figures of the era. The author dismisses Hoover as biased trash yet acknowledges a developing sense of loyalty, recounting social scenes with Montague Glass, Lowell Thomas, and many Broadway figures while lampooning cultural and theatrical life amid economic concerns. The piece blends satire with reflections on politics, media, and high society.
New York March 21 AP Radio Editor announces a one night April 4 radio circus during Parade of States on WEAF NBC from 8:30 to 9:30 P M Central Time featuring Paul Whiteman and guest conductors along with numerous orchestras and stars. Listings include WEAF N B C and WJZ NBC schedules with opera, comedy and musical acts through 11:15 P M.
A Saturday puzzle listing across and down clues. Includes aviation themed hints such as wings and armadillo as a playful term in the clues, with entries ranging from five to long word solutions across both horizontal and vertical axes.
A mother mouse braves a feared giant to reach her babies in a hollow sugar house. Farmer Brown's Boy tests her courage by leaving a hollow stick and observing her bravery and care for her offspring amid danger and self sacrifice. She climbs his knee and finally enters the hole, seeking food and safety for her young.
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