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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1932
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe founded February 20 1924 is entered as second class matter at the Amarillo Texas post office on February 20 1924. It published evenings except Saturdays and Sundays in connection with The Amarillo Daily News on Sunday morning by The Globe News Publishing Co. Gene Howe served as publisher and editor with Wilbur C Hawk as general manager.
The fight to close barber shops on Sundays in Washington continues amid arguments on religious liberty labor rights public health and tailors of the Stalker bill which would allow Sundays off. Supporters cite health and religious concerns while opponents fear a widening of limited Sunday restrictions.
Economist Glenn Frank urges American effort to lift economic gloom post 1929 and follows Max F Burger’s five phase map from pre crisis to stabilization. He advocates personal responsibility and practical measures over miracle solutions as guidance for readers this week.
Olivia considers her exiled feelings for novelist Nick while married to Harry Ot tendorf. Nick leads Olivia and their daughter to a quiet deck scene to discuss the past and their future, prompting memories of war, family, and Nick’s career in journalism and fiction.
Three planes will broadcast next month to show radio support for air mail delivery. George Hicks will announce from New York, Charles Lyon from Chicago, and a third plane over San Francisco. Ted Westlake will coordinate from Newark with James Wallington at the headquarters.
Diary prose describes a New York dinner party with guests including Sydney Carey Billie Dove and Margare tnn Hill among others. It contrasts Bohemian Parisian exile Arthur Moss with New York’s rapid social scene and notes Count Von Luckner, the famed German sea raider, attending the event.
Whitefoot the Wood Mouse signals to his partner Mrs. Whitefoot from a woodpile and learns she is alive. He discovers she has moved to a new sugar house nest after a perilous night and reunion with the babies in a rescued syrup can. The couple settles in a safe new home together.
A fragmented crossword puzzle featuring clues across and down, with entries referencing a large Japanese city, various words like an oral utterance, preposition, tides, and ornamental gardening. The page shows mixed down clues including themes of letters, numbers, and foreign terms. some entries appear garbled or incomplete.
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