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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1932
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe notice lists Associated Press rights and daily newspaper details. It includes subscription options and prices for various durations and combinations with the Amarillo Daily News.
A dispatch from Annapolis Dover and Dennison notes newsboys’ cries for extras labeled waxtree is questioned as unlikely. The piece also reflects on a Dad essay from a Midwest school where children wish for a kind cheerful father who is patient, explains, fixes things, and earns peers’ respect. Judith Anderson quote closes the piece.
Glenn Frank argues Republicans must rethink centralization and balance it with decentralization. He questions drift toward a top heavy federal government and urges a conscious, limited central role as a stimulator of modern policies in finance business education and industry.
Olivia Ottendorf on the ocean voyage from Cherbourg contemplates her past with Nick Allen, now a famed novelist, while navigating gossip on board. Olivia fears exposing secrets to her daughter as Henrietta Parsons and Lady Caverley fuel talk about Nick, Olivia, and the family’s tangled romance.
A clipped diary style piece notes New York scenes and people as light meters, shops, theatres, and personalities flash by. Mentions Dreiser, Craven, Johnston, Maud Le Breton, Murray Hill and the Lambs with playful asides and urban vignette.
Brief column on flags flown at half mast, school teacher histories, and the origins of the Azores naming. Requests readers to write in with ideas or specific customs, with names and editors referenced for illustration in a forthcoming series.
The piece notes an April 1 9 45 pm program on WABC CBS network featuring three overseas professors discussing theme songs and their radio impact. Programs listed include WEAF NBC segments with Ely Culbertson, Robert Simmons, Reisman Orchestra, Theater of the Air and others.
In a Burgess bedtime story, a quiet sugar house night hides a tiny drummer. Farmer Brown's Boy suspects a fairy beat until a firelight reveal shows Mrs. Whitefoot on a can, beating a tiny drum. Sleep follows once mystery resolves.
A 1932 vignette recalls a sailor on leave fighting wind and danger to glimpse New York, a flicker of South Pearl Street, a street sign nearly striking him, and a later boxing scene with Joe Humphrey praising a social elite. It contrasts Dinty Moore and Chevalier Carpentier as aging icons and ends with a quirky personal aside about skipping flat stones.
A mixed list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues from a Variety Bazaar puzzle. Includes hints like Sour and Frenzy, with entries covering plants, measurements, actions, and objects, plus yesterday's answer reference and a long set of numbered terms for fill.
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