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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1930
Page
4
County Judge Sam Motlow argues $400,000 is insufficient for a modern courthouse. He favors submitting the issue to voters and suggests building the first unit now, with a second unit later when valuations rise and bonding capacity improves. The Globe criticizes land sale and tax-raising options.
In a reader’s letter Glenn Frank argues the talking film is a valuable supplementary tool for education. It can handle basic information delivery more efficiently, while the living teacher continues to lead students in critical thinking and mentorship.
Freddy worships an idol who looks down on his parents and imitates a four year older college freshman. The older boy’s crude, rebellious stance controls Freddy, leaving parents powerless to counter the influence and unsure of what to do.
On San Lucas Island Allan Hunt attends Dan Parados art collection appraisal where mistrust runs deep. Anatole Flique leads a dinner game in which Parados is imagined as the murdered party, revealing rivalries and motives within Parados household as Miss Jahries and Grainger add to the tense scene.
A breezy column chronicles social whirl and literary gossip in New York and across the nation. It references Meredith Nicholson, Bert Lahr, and various writers while skewering debs at dude ranches and noting celebrity ranch holdings from Gary Cooper to Ed Wynn. A light satire on fashion and culture closes with a quip about a reader’s dental musing.
Washington May 12. A stray autobiography by Senator Tom Heflin of Alabama appears in the Senate Appendix beside eulogies. The piece, prepared by a admirer, covers Heflin’s first 18 years, noting he is the sixth of nine children and tracing his English, Welsh, and Huguenot lineage. He recalls early declamatory talent, inspired by his father, and a camp meeting where he learned mimicry and dialect.
BERLIN May 12 Despite milder weather the winter dip in motor vehicles in Berlin eased and an upward trend is under way. Licensed vehicles reached the 100000 mark though April 1 counts show 98398 on hand, up 258 from the prior record set October 1, 1929.
Danny Meadow Mouse journeys through familiar paths seeking Nanny finds a new foe Blarina the Shrew in a tense brawl. The smaller opponent proves a tougher fighter with sharp teeth and tireless endurance as Danny flees in fear. The scene ends with Danny fleeing into the dusk.
In a tense drawing room, Celia, Mrs Paredos, and Anatole Flique confront a shocking murder. Grainger faces questions about the shooting of Mr Parados while authorities arrive to arrest a new chapter in a life and death game.
Puzzle list shows clues and answers for a Saturday edition with mixed numbers and terms. Entries include signs of wordplay like signs and signs of nouns. several terms span biology, geography, and daily life, with no coherent article narrative.
Harry Lachman grew from a Chicago newsboy to a commercial art student and artist, then entered film work and now produces British films at Elstree earning a huge salary.
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