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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1932
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe announces its second class matter entry and post office registration dated February 20 1924. Publisher Gene Howe and General Manager Wilbur C Hawk lead the Globe News Publishing Co. Subscription rates for weekly to yearly periods are listed for the Globe alone and in combination with the Amarillo Daily News.
The Akron dirigible’s Texas crossing highlights need for a mid country mooring mast at Amarillo. The aeronautical issue partners with helium supply and strategic location, while a separate odd insurance suit cites a golf mishap that led to a man’s death.
A mixed list of crossword hints for horizontal and vertical entries including body parts dimensions names and directions with various answers such as jaw heel heel beam pigmented part of the eye and sash for kimono across clues and laddered theme terms like epoch and scarlet across and down entries follow standard crossword conventions
Jenny Revell must lie to protect Georgie and Eddie Townsend from Losing jobs and nerve damage after an accident. She stands up to Gratton Matching as he pressures her to cover a marriage lie while keeping Eddie away. Jenny confronts threats, then negotiates a dinner gesture and continues shielding her fragile husband.
In a diary style feature from New York dated May 16, O McIntyre details showbiz circles and party life. Mentions Gertrude Atherton, Gershwin, Whiteman, Seaman, McManus, Harold Ross, and a playful scene with Jennie and Georgie amid urban social whirl.
Jerry Muskrat escapes Old Man Coyote by diving and using a bend in Laughing Brook. He carefully moves through swampy water and onshore passages to avoid danger and finally hears Peeper the Hyla singing, signaling Mistress Spring has arrived.
Winifred Black laments the poor quality of everyday meals and service in restaurants and homes. She contrasts underprepared coffee tea and bread with ideal simple virtues like generosity and kindness, urging modest, pleasant service and honest, friendly conduct in daily life.
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