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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1932
Page
4
The Globe urges subscribers to call 6262 before 6 o'clock P M if their copy is missing and a messenger will deliver a replacement. The paper upholds independent democracy and impartially reports news while discussing foreign missions and the shift from religion versus paganism to religion versus materialism.
Santa returns to her philandering husband Dicky in Chicago and learns he gave her polo coat to a former lover. She contemplates divorce and seeks a lawyer friend for grounds while facing her tangle with Clive in New Jersey.
A woman, reflecting on her marriage and a late lover, probes her husband’s past with a sympathetic attorney. As their private talk deepens, she weighs leaving him, while the husband pressures for a quick decision about a mine deal. She ultimately plans to move out and consult a lawyer, signaling a final separation.
Sir Henry Fielding Dickens aged 84, son of a famous novelist, retires from public duties. He says he wants others to have a chance at promotion and step back from active service.
Glenn Frank argues for early civic education from eighth grade to high school to form an educated electorate. He warns that leaders depend on voters who understand depressions and the shift from a simple agrarian order to a complex industrial economy. Adapting political education to modern needs is necessary and not radical, even if it means reducing emphasis on some algebra and language.
Winifred Black argues against extending life at the cost of vitality. She dismisses “galvanized” longevity and urges embracing life’s joy while accepting mortality, thanking doctors for delaying dissolution but wishing for genuine vitality even if years are shorter.
A historical puzzle page lists horizontal and vertical clues with terms ranging from sheaf and opinions to empire words. The mixed definitions cover farming, chemistry, law, and antiquated items, inviting solvers to map answers to a grid.
Radio 10 clock listing programs across WEAF NBC WABC CBS and WJZ NBC with 6:30 Ray Perkins 8:30 Ed Dynn and Band 10:16 Three Keys 6:45 Georgie Price 7:15 Magic Voice 9 Jay OC 9:45 William O Neal tenor 6:15 Musical Dreams 8 Musical Memories 10:15 Grand Opera Aida.
Chatterer, anxious to hoard a winter supply, mischiefs through the Green Forest seeking a single tree with a rich crop. After days of searching he discovers a beech loaded with nuts, and secretly plans to keep them all for himself without sharing.
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