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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1932
Page
4
A brief notice from the paper lists departments and old telegraph style contact lines for the News and Business sections including a Circulation line with a numeric code. The garbled line hints at internal desk allocations and a November dating cue.
The article in American Magazine cites Cannonball Baker urging drivers to keep mind on driving with both hands on the wheel and eyes on the road. He notes curving roads demand practice and warns against braking on tire blowouts or slick pavement while emphasizing working lights and horn to pass others. Baker oddly says dark night driving can be safer than daylight. Amarillo tourists are urged to heed his tips this spring.
Glenn Frank questions the Republican stance on laissez-faire economics and the need to reform policy. He weighs excess capacity, unrestricted investment, and potential shifts toward more government control or revised anti trust laws to serve the public interest. The piece urges clear future policy for the party.
Olivia confronted by Nick, her ex-husband and famed novelist, aboard a Cherbourg bound steamer. Their sudden reunion stirs memories of elopement, divorce, and Olivia's lush present with Harry Otendorf while Nick pursues fame across Europe and America.
New York commentary on isolation among America's rich. The piece notes billionaires like Morgan and Rockefeller keeping few close intimates, avoiding requests for money, tips, or ventures. It recalls intimate, nonfinancial friendships and a chance reunion with Olivia, evoking a mood of faded glamour.
Fragmentary notice invites readers to send ideas for the origin of customs. Names Russ Murphy and Ray Sansky, care of The News-Globe, are listed for submissions. Tomorrow promises another installment on the origin of a custom.
A scrambled list of crossword clues and partial answers for both horizontal and vertical entries. The grid includes references to berets flights boats constellations and various common terms such as weight, noise, and defects, with several incomplete phrases and misprints scattered throughout.
A Farmer Brown's Boy discovers a wood mouse family hidden in a hollow stick. He plans to split the stick to see the babies, but the mother mouse hides them and herself on the chopping block. The stick splits and he reveals four tiny, gray babies clinging to her.
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