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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1930
Page
4
A West Coast protest signs 11 leading actors against exhibits trusts seen as suppressing film art. They threaten to show in tents rather than submit to low prices, arguing public opinion supports artistic freedom and that the best cinema costs money to meet rising standards.
A reader asks how propaganda gained its sinister edge. Frank traces the term to Catholic use in 1622 and the College of the Propaganda, then notes its wartime corruption by all sides. He argues for exposing sources and funding, not halting propaganda, and warns against masked motives.
Santa Fe and Rock Island Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers pledge free milk for undernourished Glenwood school children. Metzger's Dairy sells at half price. A. W. Cross and L. B. Larsen back the effort, noting 57 percent underweight in one room and 40 percent school average. They aim to sustain monthly milk support.
An all church carnival is set for Friday evening at 5 30 at West Amarillo Christian Church to raise funds for the building fund. The program features a Negro minstrel directed by Dr T M Montgomery plus a fish pond side shows popcorn candy soda pop and sand wiches with five cents admission for the side shows.
The marriage of Stephen and Charlotte Dane collapses after Charlotte plans divorce backed by Helene Carter. She threatens to accuse Stephen’s secretary Eve Harkness if not granted a divorce, while Eve’s stepfather Thorpe Bedford and others stir public interest. Charlotte hires Max Wertheim to pursue the case.
Stephen Dane faces a firm’s conservatism after his divorce while Eve Harkness weighs loyalty and love. As Charlotte gains alimony and Dane’s career stalls, Eve questions marriage and vows testing their entwined paths and future. He secrets a tender longing for Eve as she recalls a first, fleeting love.
The Sunday feature invites readers to submit ideas on how various customs and sayings began. It explains that Ross Murphy will illustrate selected origins in the Globe series and invites further suggestions for future installments.
A meandering column at New York City pace notes recalling scorchers and flys for fast bicyclists and ladies, cafe odors, and city scenes. It touches on celebrities, hotels, and Broadway, with reflections on theater quality, publicity, and a saloon site becoming a tea room.
Peter Rabbit and Whitefoot the Wood Mouse discuss a mysterious night song heard near an old stump. Peter pursues clues about the elusive singer, while Whitefoot keeps watch, shaping a tale of curiosity and woodland friendship.
Frederick B Balzar served ten years as sheriff and assessor of Mineral County Nevada from 1917 to 1927 and was later elected governor. He chaired the county draft board during the war.
Puzzle clues list across and down entries including Sacred fig tree of India polite talisman replacement and various other terms. Several entries reference plant life animal terms and abstract nouns with enumerated positions across vertical and horizontal grids.
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