Amarillo Globe publication note and masthead 1932
The Amarillo Globe masthead shows publication details dated May 18, 1932. It notes second class matter status since February 20, 1924, post office entry in Amarillo Texas, evening publication schedule with Sunday morning pairing with Amarillo Daily News, and staff roles for publisher editor Gene Howe and general manager Wilbur C Hawk. It lists Associated Press affiliation and contact details for news and business desks. Subscription rates for combined Globe and Daily News are shown as 1 week, 1 month totals.
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Speid Signet
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Debate on Arithmetic Utility and Mental Discipline in Schools
Dr Robert K Spear of New York University argues that 85 percent of current arithmetic is dead wood and could be abandoned focusing on essential skills like buying, changing, reading and writing. The piece questions whether schooling should prioritize mental discipline over strictly utilitarian knowledge and notes support from figures like Nellie Tayloe Ross and Mary Elizabeth Pidgeon on education and women in the workforce.
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Robert K. Spear
New York University
Speer
Towards Agricultural Recovery by Glenn Frank
M L Wilson outlines a program for American agriculture to restore economic balance. Proposals include repealing the Homestead Act for a new Land Policy Act, land classification and repurposing, removing unprofitable land from production, drastic land tax reform, local government reorganization, applying the Domestic Allotment Plan to surpluses, and decentralizing industry to boost part time farming and local employment.
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National Broadcasting Company
M. L. Wilson
Congress
McClure
Holiday from Flying in Jenny’s Care
Georgie leaves on business, Jenny cares for Eddie the pilot and keeps Georgie’s job secret. Eddie bitterly worries, Jenny comforts him, and a holiday from flying seems possible as Eddie opens up and Jenny vows to help him recover. Aveney later explains to Jenny why he broke his engagement with her.
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Grattan Matching
Jenny
Georgie
Eddie
Matching
Garth Aveney
Jen
Gegregie
Mexico
Cinderella
Norvy
Julia Cleft-Addams
Aveney
Origins of Common Sayings Series Prompts Readers
Tomorrow: An Ass in a Lion's Skin and Origin of Chatter Box Absurd. Readers may write to Russ Murphy and Ray Sansky at The News Globe to share ideas on how other customs or sayings began. The responses will be illustrated in this series.
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Russ Murphy
Ray Sanisky
News-Globe
Guiding 4 Your Child In Constipation Behavior
Mrs Agnes Lyne explains that many cases of childhood constipation are not physical but psychological. A child uses irregular elimination to gain attention and control, enjoying mother’s distress. Prevention hinges on forethought and a calm routine that makes regular habits normal.
Toss of Coin Spare Rosss Literary Glow
Harold Ross before The New Yorker editorship led a roaming life from Tahiti wishes to New York. A coin flip decided his fate, pushing him from seasides to city journalism. Tales of reform raids, rough bars, and early career escapades frame a portrait of a hard-boiled reporter.
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C. O. McIntyre
New York
Harold Ross
The
New Yorker
Tahiti
Metropolis
Utah
San Francisco
Ross
Radio Clock Schedule and World Tour Broadcasts
AP Radio lists Frazier Hunt’s Tokyo broadcast on Friday afternoon with topic Great Japanese Personalities. WEAF-NBC 4 45 p m. Nighthawks Orchestra led by Joe Sanders after Carlton Coon death. Tonight’s picks include Blossom Seeley Benny Fields Grace Moore Ignace Paderewski Lopez Orchestra. Also WEAF CBS and WJZ NBC listings with various programs and performers.
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New York
Frazier Hunt
Tokyo
Japan
WEAF
NBC
Nighthawks
Joe Sanders
Carlton Coon
WDAF
Kansas City
Blossom Seeley
Benny Fields
Grace Moore
Ignace Paderewski
Poland
Lopez
WABC
CBS
Norman Brokenshire
Ben Pollack
WJZ
Bob Ripley
Jack Benny
George Olsen
Rochester Civic Orchestra
Nineteen Highway Projects Withdrawn in Texas
AUSTIN May 18 Nineteen highway and bridge projects scheduled for letting by the State Highway Commission on May 26 and 27 were withdrawn after the federal Public Roads Bureau failed to approve specifications. The $900,000 withdrawal reduces planned June work to about $2,000,000. Withdrawn items include bridges over Cow Bayou Little Elm Big Elm and Deer Creeks on Highway 2 in McLennan and Bell Counties plus grading and drainage on 13 miles of Highway 2 in the same counties.
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Austin
State Highway Commission
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Cow Bayou
Little Elm
Big Elm
Deer Creeks
McLennan
Bell
No-fuss upbringing urged for diligent, well behaved youth
The guidance emphasizes praising prompt effort and avoiding scolding when failures occur. It urges arranging daily routines and living with others to minimize repeated words of admonition like No and Dont, fostering steadiness and positive discipline.
Crossword Puzzle Clue List for California Grid
A reader friendly crossword row lists horizontal clues from 1 to 40 including entries like steal a child, principal crop in California, cover, silkworm, olive shrub, haughty, heir, not fresh, aurora, puzzler, drinks dog fashion, heap, northwest, crimes, sound, giant king of Bashan, channel, interest certificates on bonds, constellation, pieced out, and to compose.
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California
Aurora
Constellation
California Answer to Previous Puzzle
The list lays out numbered clues for a cross word style puzzle with vertical hints. It asks for matching words like terms for clothing, geography, emotions, and common objects. The reader is invited to fill in the grid using these definitions and cross checks.
Bedtime Stories about Floods and Forest Friends
Jerry Muskrat and Mrs. Jerry discuss the flood impact on their homes and how neighbors Danny, Nanny Meadow Mouse, Johnny Chuck, Polly Chuck, and the Quack and Blackduck families fared. Mrs. Jerry reports on the Green Meadows, Big River, and river conditions while characters foresee returning to the flooded habitats. The tale closes with upcoming story t he Next Story Settled Once More.
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Mrs. Jerry
Green Meadows
Danny
Nanny Meadow Mouse
Nanny
Johnny Chuck
Johnny
Polly Chuck
Green Meades
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