Amarillo Globe Headlines in a Fragment
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1931
Page
4
The fragmentary text from the Amarillo Globe shows partial headlines and notes unreadable in places. Vague references to local events and dates hint at a brief news card but details are missing.
The article outlines a 1933 to 1938 plan emphasizing intensive electrification and agricultural modernization in Soviet Russia. It notes mechanization and chemicalization could transform rural life, replacing primitive labor and aligning rural conditions with industrial workers. It also cautions that ten years may still be needed to judge the vast experiment's success.
The article argues central planning as the paramount issue of 1932, urging a choice between a planned democracy and risk of planless democracy. It critiques anarchic individualism and warns against Bolshevik or Fascist models while stressing feasible central planning without surrendering individual freedom. It cites ecological and social costs of unchecked growth and calls for sober democratic leadership in 1922.
Julian Lake aims to wed Nora to artist Nicholas Thayer and offers a home to end Nora’s wandering life. Nora nurses Thayer, learns of his bitterness, and grows closer to him, drawn also by memories of his brother Jonathon. When Thayer plans to leave, Nora pleads for him to stay.
Nora endures humiliation as Nicholas teases her father Julian Lake with a grand gesture. A laurel wreath crowns Julian’s head and he lurches into a vision of rural simplicity while dinner is readied, candles glow and the scene hints at tense family dynamics.
Nora witnesses a charged dinner scene with Nicholas Thayer and Julian plotting. Nicholas secretly stays behind, declaring he will not go tomorrow, while Nora confronts humiliation and a shifting bond as the village night deepens. The excerpt ends with a twist of fate and a sly nod to the proverb.
Nora pleads for Nicholas to stay as she senses a looming threat from Julian. Nicholas refuses, explaining he will seek a specialist for his hand in Naples while the garden air carries a tense, unsettled mood.
A Sunday feature invites readers to suggest the origin of phrases such as To Eat Dog and Shoot the Butts. Russ Murphy of The Globe will illustrate the responses in the ongoing HOW IT BEGAN series.
A Mexican citizen sued the Texas Company of Mexico for about 685000 arguing oil was taken from his land. The district court ruled the oil right belonged to the drillers and dismissed the claim.
Dean Kirk was elected president of the Amarillo Credit Association at a meeting yesterday. Other officers named were Horace Russell as vice president and R. E. Townsend as secretary treasurer and manager. Directors for the coming year include Walter Blackburn Norris Ewing Dean Kirk Clarence Williams Horace Russell N M Thomas and R E McSpadden.
A New York Times column by O. O. McIntyre weaves reflections on modern life from Times Square to downtrodden recall of media figures. It includes anecdotes about actors Caruso and Geoffrey Kerr, shop windows, traffic, and a late confession of errors in the author’s Sunday column.
The article lists Chicago pianists Leon Bloom Howard Neumiller Harry Sosnik and Wilmot Mossberg forming a quartet for WABC. NBC will carry a San Francisco music club chorus session June 20. Joan of Arc life part II with Margaret Anglin to air on WJZ June 2 9 and France via short wave. New Rocking Chair Brigade gossip program debuts June 8 on WEAF and others. Radio tips include Frank Moulan on WJZ six, Helen Oelheim Nelson Eddy and Ormandy on WABC at 6 30, Love After Marriage at 7, Alumni Glee Club at 7 30, and Dr Robert Millikan interview at 8. Majestic Radio advertised by Amarillo Electric Co. 111 East 8th. Dial 23715.
In a cool underground den, Kit and Mrs Kit guard four cubs hungry for night adventures. They teach the youngsters to hide from moving shadows and to dash through multiple doorways for safety. The tale explores how a humble den can be a true home built on protection and love.
Horizontal clues list for a crossword puzzle with entries ranging from governors and languages to furniture terms and fabrics. Vertical hints accompany, including simple wordplay on tools, animals, and colors, typical of a newspaper puzzle page.
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