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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1932
Page
4
The item lists the Amarillo Globe founding date February 20 1924 its second class mail status and post office entry date. It notes publication evenings except weekends in combo with The Amarillo Daily News and provides staff names Publisher Editor Gene Howe and General Manager Wilbur Hawk. It includes AP affiliation and subscription rates for various periods.
A reflective piece contrasts child genius Joanna Xenos at age seven with normal schooling, arguing bright youths lose childhood and may burn out. It links this to urban youth constraints and a New York raft adventure as a metaphor for restless curiosity and missed chances.
Glenn Frank discusses a new book by Albert L. Deane and Henry Kittredge Norton that argues wages should be treated as investments in market development. The authors warn that shrinking worker purchasing power triggers a vicious economic circle and propose automatic balance mechanisms to prevent collapse, with a plan to be outlined tomorrow.
Jenny Revell hides a secret marriage ruse to protect Georgie as Eddie Townsend’s accident looms. Ryder Vale persuades and questions her while a doctor Tallas probes possible truths. Jenny fears discovery as she and Garth Aveney cross paths at a riverside inn.
In Sunday feature, The News-Globe invites readers to submit ideas on how phrases and customs began. Readers are urged to write to Russ Murphy and Ray Sansisky to share origins for common sayings or traditions.
A narrative contrasts a well behaved child Robert with a later rebellion in school as family dominance yields to the need for freedom. Authorities suggest easing home control to reduce classroom misbehavior and improve steady work. In Detroit, three youths break into a shuttered theater, lights up, collect tickets and depart, drawing police attention.
O. O. McIntyre profiles cultural figures in New York May 20 column. Notables including Vina Delmar faces, Morris Gest, Katherine Brush, Ethel Merman, Bob Davis, Floyd Gibbons, and Mary Pickford are sketched amid showbiz chatter. The piece recalls Chief Buffalo Long Lance and his controversial life, ending with a street fruits price note.
R C Lyle selected to describe the English Derby for WJZ NBC. The broadcast will originate from overseas and air at 7 45 A M June 1. Radio schedules list WEAF NBC and WABC CBS programs including Archer Gibson, Leo Reisman, Blossom Seeley and Benny Fields, and Gus Arnheim.
In the Smiling Pool tale Jerry Muskrat and Mrs Jerry observe a chorus of frog singers celebrating Spring. A lone sign from Watersnake and Longlegs the Great Blue Heron shifts the mood, then Jerry stops the song with a tail slap and silence falls before the chorus resumes.
A dense OCR style crossword with horizontal and vertical clues for Spain related terms and general vocabulary including revolutions customs chaste pigment atoms and personal pronouns. It lists prompts from 2 across to 64 toward and provides numerous clue names and answer patterns for solver use.
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