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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1931
Page
4
Amarillo Reports Trim Traffic Deaths and Quiet Fires
October traffic enforcement reduced accidents to about half the monthly average in Amarillo and fire losses fell to 1,500 dollars for a city of 50,000. The Globe commends police and fire crews and urges continued effort. It notes prisoners helped plant 84,000 trees nationwide as part of a bicentennial effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Globe
Pennsylvania
George Washington
American Tree Association
Western Penitentiary
Eastern Penitentiary
Living in a Machine Age by Glenn Frank
Glenn Frank discusses Edward A. Filene's forthcoming book and outlines how living successfully in a machine age requires understanding this new civilization. He questions old business formulas and considers changes in capitalism and government to align with modern production and life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Frank
Edward A. Filene
Grandpa
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Temptation Tests Peak in Freeman Lincoln Serial
Eugenie Frye confesses she is in love with Mr. Alderson and vows to fight for him despite poverty and past. Sam Sherrill grows closer to Peak Abbott as rumors swirl about Fourth Alderson’s wealth and a looming rival romance with Freddy Munson’s memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Alderson
Eugenie Frye
Fourth
Sam Sherill
Sam
Peak Abbott
Nelson
Freddy Munson
Eugenie
Alderson
Mr. Alderson
Eugene
Jim Frye
Ritz
Peak
Freeman Lincoln
How It Began A Chronicle Of Early Manufacturing
A feature tracing the origins of making goods by hand and the shift to machine production. It notes the Latin roots mando and fabrica and teases future installments on China dances and the first aluminum. Readers are invited to contribute ideas for further origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russ Murphy
Ray Sensky
News-Globe
Earl Carroll Aids the Parisian Theater New York
In New York on November 2 the diary recounts Earl Carroll aiding the Parisian theater by redesigning its box office. The piece notes a night of dining with Will and Jesse Hays and others, plus a Parisian lobby transformation and lively after-curtain scenes at Central Park West salons.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Lloyd Scholl
Hamlin Guild
Tahiti
Missouri University
Monthly Gazette
Herb Roth
Floyd Gibbons
Yellowstone Park
Will
Jesse Hays
Will, Jr
Harry Silvey
Bolton Mallory
Douglas Fairbanks
Lyn Lary
Mary Lawlor
Mary Lewis
Earl Carroll
R. M. Brinkerhoff
Walter Trumbulls
Central Park West
Trumbull
Radio Diction Award Result Hints at NBC CBS Leaders
Anxious announcers await the national good diction medal to be announced in a WEAF NBC broadcast on November 2 at 11 15 P M The four frontrunners mentioned include John S Young Alois Harrilla David Ross and Kenneth Roberts The note also covers Paul Whiteman contract news and current network mail volumes with a local schedule of WEAF NBC WABC CBS and WJZ NBC programs for the evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Academy of Arts and Letters
Weaf-Nbc
John S. Young
Alois Harrilla
NBC
David Ross
Kenneth Roberts
CBS
WEAF
Howard Lanin
Connecticut
Coon- Sanders
WABC
Myrt
Marge
East
West
Bing Crosby
Arthur Pryor
Max Smolen
Irene Bordoni
Lombardo
Street Singer
WJZ
Death Valley
Ohman
Arden
Russ Colombo
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Hidden Saying Puzzle From Saturday Ends With Witty Reveal
A Saturday word puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues from 1 to 66 with definitions for terms like donorage and capuchin, requiring fill across and down. The mix includes common words, opposites, body parts, animals, and a hidden final message forming a saying.
Peter Rabbit in Love with His Flatterer
Peter Rabbit deceives himself about love as he flirts with Molly in the Old Pasture while Mrs. Peter remains the steady, patient partner. He justifies visits, dreams of soft eyes, and claims duty while chasing flattery and vanity. Copyright 1931. The next story follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Rabbit
Peter
Mrs. Peter
Briar Patch
Briarpatch
Molly
Jed Thumper
Briar-patch
T. W. Burgess
Montague Glass and Fellow Wit Trio at After-Dinner Night
The piece recalls Montague Glass and rival raconteurs like Cobb and Towne as premier after-dinner storytellers. It notes Bugs Baer once feared audiences while others such as Harry Reichenbach and Rennold Wolf stood among greats, with a humorous anecdote of a forensics mishap at a St. Louis luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glass and Cobb
Charles Hanson Towne
Rupert Hughes
Bugs Baer
Harry Hershfield
E. D. Coblenz
Rube Goldberg
al Jolson
Wilton Lackaye
Rennold Wolf
Harry Reichenbach
Irvin Cobb
Montague Glass
St. Louis
McNaught Syn., Inc
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