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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1931
Page
4
The piece argues that enduring a downturn brings closer communities and friends, with people discovering time for joy and fellowship. It then critiques attempts to fix intercollegiate football games, noting gambling and corruption in sports, while stressing players pursue a mystically intangible drive beyond money and fame.
Sam Sherrill confesses a lunch with Freddy Munson while awaiting Peak Abbott’s return. Freddy probes two questions about love, revealing Sam’s attachment to Peak and her own feelings for Freddy. Peak, planning Martha’s return with Fourth’s wealth, agrees to reveal Martha’s fate and resumes their talk about the future without dwelling on the past.
A late 1920s style chronicle notes Harry Harrison Kroll securing three novel contracts with Ray Long and details a New York social whirl from Florence Ziegfeld to Rumpelmayer. The account also mentions regional writers in Tennessee, a suspicious securities incident, and a humorous nod to the era’s nightlife and journalism.
A McClure Syndicate essay examines Mahatma Gandhi’s blend of shrewd pragmatism and spiritual restraint. It questions whether his anti machine stance would endure after independence and suggests he might become a practical statesman balancing tariffs and mechanization.
A fragmentary note explains how the Romans depicted the island of Britain by a woman seated on a rock. It mentions a future column titled When My Ship Comes In and hats bands. Readers are invited to suggest ideas for the series and contact names are provided.
New York reports networks prepare Armistice Day programs Wednesday with a 10:00 AM two minute silence and Hoover address. Pershing and American Legion head Henry Stevens to speak at a Legion night program with U.S. Army Band. Networks WJZ NBC WEAF WABC CBS schedule varied musical features and dramas.
Torrential rains on the isthmus flood the Panama Canal tying up seventeen ships with twelve on the Atlantic side and five on the Pacific. The Gatun Lake could reach 88 feet, just under two feet above normal, risking flooding of the lock motors.
Molly the pretty young Rabbit admits love for another, explains she ran away after a quarrel and a pursuit. Mrs Peter questions the situation then approves Molly and her partner settling in the Old Pasture with plans to reunite and visit someday. Copyright 1931 McNaught Syndicate.
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Peak faces a painful interview as he braces for tomorrow. He recalls last night’s lunch request and insists on recalling Freddy Munson. Algerian radio owners dismiss local broadcasting plans, tuning in to French and English stations.
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