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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1932
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe began February 20, 1924 as a second class matter mailer. It publishes evenings except Saturdays and Sundays with The Amarillo Daily News on Sundays. Gene Howe is publisher and editor, Wilbur Hawk is general manager, and the paper is a member of the Associated Press.
The article argues repeal would not end crime, only alter its form as bootleggers adapt to new illegal activities. It notes 20 percent of rackets involve liquor and highlights 440 Caterpillar Club members who survived via parachutes, with 181 saves in 1930 and 85 last year, implying aviation safety changes.
Glenn Frank lists eleven signs of economic depression after a market crash. Higher production costs and flooded markets precede tighter credit, reduced construction, weak consumer buying, credit losses, and widespread loan refusals, all fueling loss of confidence and profit declines.
Olivia, married to Harry Ottendorf, confronts lingering feelings for her ex husband Nicholas Allen aboard a ship. He comments on their daughter and shares playful dances before a sharp, emotional moment reveals lingering attraction. Olivia struggles with old embers while Nick confesses concern for their child.
New York social observers note a shift in upper-class behavior as cheaper theater and dining options reshape NY society. Patrons attend events in informal attire while snobbery sparks resentment. Notables like Stitch McCarthy and Eugene ONeill are mentioned amid the era’s budget consciousness.
AP Radio Editor reports a two hour Jefferson Day dinner program from Washington on April 12 at 9 PM over WEAF NBC featuring Governors Roosevelt Ritchie Byrd and Senator Lewis plus James A Reed and James M Cox as toastmaster. Various evening musical acts and interviews are listed on WEAF NBC WABC CBS and WJZ NBC schedules.
Whitefoot and Mrs. Whitefoot feel safe in Farmer Brown's sugar house until Whitefoot sees Shadow the Weasel near the woodpile. The weasel noses the entrance and Whitefoot warns of danger as Farmer Brown's Boy locks the sugar house door. The tale closes with lingering fear of an imminent threat.
Yesterday's puzzle lists clues across and down for a crossword. Entries include Grand parental and pres mana NTAL pupe plus numerous mis-spaced words and broken phrases.
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