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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1930
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe notes that Associated Press dispatches are credited for all news and business content published in the paper, whether credited or not, highlighting AP's exclusive rights to use all its news.
Amarillo prepares for Senator Clint Small to outline his gubernatorial platform in a public audience. He is described as Amarillo and Panhandle’s candidate with growing statewide recognition after a year in the legislature.
Glenn Frank argues for the intelligent amateur over tradition bound experts. He cites Elmer Sperry and Kettering praising innovation, noting experts often block progress while the young and bold push boundaries. He warns tradition hinders future progress and urges looking forward rather than bowing to old authority.
A discussion by Alice Judson Peale on whether a 16 year old should be chaperoned to movies. It weighs parental authority against a teen’s growing independence and the effect of family relationship on acceptance. It notes that obedience without independent judgment can fuel adolescent rebellion.
Jacqueline Grey seeks reinstatement as a model from Keswick Dell while navigating marriage prospects with him. Teddy Montrose presses for Jacqueline to marry, while Dell’s mother consoles the distressed couple. A dress fitting and social proprieties frame a tense negotiation amid desire and constraint.
In New York the last horse drawn cabs cling to life as dozens vanish. Teddy returns to carry Jacqueline from a salon illness to safety with Lady Montrose's aid, amid bustling streets and curious onlookers.
Washington notes recount how Ruth Baker Pratt and Ruth Bryan Owen sent congratulations as Ruth Hanna McCormick won the Republican nomination for the U S Senate in Illinois. Florence Kahn quips about “us girls on top” as the Capitol reacts to the milestone.
Peter Rabbit meets Danny Meadow Mouse as they discuss moving due to troublesome new neighbors. Danny explains he and Nanny Meadow Mouse want a safer home for their family while dealing with early winter challenges and uncertainty about where to relocate.
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh began the first seven day air mail from Buenos Aires to New York, taking off from Porto Cabezas at 5 65 a m E S T for Miami with planned stops in Havana.
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