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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1931
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe established February 20 1924 notes second class matter filing and Sunday morning publication with The Globe News Pub ishing Co. at Sixth and Fillmore. Gene Howe is Publisher and Editor Wilbur C Hawk is General Manager. 6262 25 1 00
In Federal Court Judge James C. Wilson sentenced a Deaf Smith County farmer to 30 days in jail a $500 fine and the loss of an airplane after a single liquor flight. He admitted chasing quick money admitting the lure of easy profits led to his trouble as moral warnings and economic concerns frame the note.
The Amarillo News-Globe objects to city plans to issue six per cent revenue bonds up to 1.6 million dollars with 92 cent sale, pledging the gas plant water and sewer systems. It argues for a voter election on condemnation and cheaper financing, sensing risk to residents and opposition to New York financiers.
Nora Lake faces humiliation as her father plans her marriage to Nicholas Thayer to aid a motherless girl. Nicholas, an artist, injures his hand and resists doctors as Nora tends him during a perilous infection, fearing the hand may cost his life and threaten his future.
The note invites readers to submit ideas on how customs or sayings began for the How It Began series. It asks to write to Russ Murphy at The Globe and promises illustrated answers for selected topics.
In a dense Paris district an open-air school uses modern education methods. Each pupil gets a physician exam and a Binet Simon mentality test on admission, is placed accordingly regardless of age, and re-examined every three months to determine promotion. Prof Alfred Binet helped urge its establishment.
A New York Times piece by O. O. McIntyre paints Manhattan at 6 PM as a villagelike scene on Murray Hill and Times Square where clerks, youths, and waiting diners populate a changing social landscape. The piece notes twilight softening life and the rougher underworld terms of crime and protection, ending with mention of Chic Sale declining a large writing offer.
New York May 19 A. E. Smith and Mayor James J. Walker will co host a radio fund raiser for Salvation Army at Madison Square Garden on May 26. The event features Amos n Andy Seth Parker Rudy Vallee and more with a thousand artists from NBC.
Puzzle clues include horizontal and vertical entries with multiple word definitions. Yesterday’s answer hints and a list of fragmented terms suggest a themed crossword with various short answers spanning food, objects, actions, and locations sourced from a historical newspaper puzzle page.
Farmer Brown's Boy meets Longfoot the Kangaroo Rat and Midget the Silky Pocket Mouse in the Dry Desert. The tiny inhabitants display wit and quickness as they vie for grain, while old Mother Nature asserts size does not equal smarts. The tale ends with a hint of the next story, The Closed Doors.
A column recalls Chic who private wrote for friends and later sold volumes with royal ties and endorsements totaling over a quarter million. He retires to California to fish while a tale of a tea party features a gigolo claimed by Chic as lacking IT. Helen Gahagan and Katherine Cornell are praised for their stage presence.
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