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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1932
Page
4
Chief W R McDowell orders patrols to crack down as double parking has become a near-universal violation. He argues traffic lanes for fire trucks and ambulances must stay open and urges drivers to stop blocking the street, asking public cooperation.
The piece reprints the London Daily Herald view that U S easement to Europe hinges on a successful Geneva disarmament conference and questions how debtor nations fund armaments while debts fade away. It notes about 47 million Americans registered to vote, but only around 10 million cast ballots, asking what happened to the rest.
A concise overview showing each state's percentage of total tax collections spent on education. The piece lists numerous states with figures, emphasizing the burden on local and state budgets and urging readers to clip and remember these facts for school board, legislative, and voter reference.
The note invites readers to write to Rose Murphy and Ray Seawsky at The News-Globe with ideas on how certain customs began. It promises illustrations in a series showing how other customers’ sayings started.
Clive marries the Chicago divorcée Santa to rescue her from despondency. In New York their bond grows amid curiosity and tenderness as Santa quietly asserts independence by securing a New York apartment and planning a surprise home life. Santa reflects on love, duty, and her need to balance devotion with selfhood.
Dr Royall S Copeland discusses worker protection laws and the dangers of lead poisoning. He notes inhalation and ingestion routes, cosmetics and painted toys as sources, and warns of symptoms like colic, anemia and wrist drop. He cites regulation reducing industrial diseases.
Winifred Black discusses how $150000 windfalls split among George Mary Dan and Emil strain family ties. George laments wealth worries while Mary tightens spending Dan rifts Emil seeks roulette riches and a life abroad. The tale ends with the narrator waking from a dream.
A New York Public Library visit depicts quiet halls as havens from the city roar. The piece notes aging regulars, book lovers and curious readers among ornate corridors and the famed library lions Leo and Nuola. Bryant Park’s return to life, Whitman and Phillips memories, and a scholarly passerby closing the scene.
In autumn the Green Forest celebrates a beechnut crop across species. Chatterer the Red Squirrel clashes with rivals over scarce nuts while Lightfoot the Deer and Grouse families gather. Whitefoot the Wood Mouse keeps to the margins as the nuts vanish under leaf litter.
New York listings show Ernc Rapee and his musicians assigned to WEAF NBC symphony concerts on Wednesday nights starting tomorrow. Also noted are time slots for WEAF-NBC WABC-CBS and WJZ-NBC programs including talks, operas, and dances with various orchestras and shows.
In a Green Forest scene Mrs. Grouse worries Lightfoot and Mrs Lightfoot may exhaust the beechnuts before tomorrow. Chatterer works boldly, stealing nuts from fallen piles and hiding them in a hollow stump as the day grows warm and the Grouse rest. The next story announces Buster Bear Arrives.
Puzzle clues list a mix of crossword terms and references including Lord Tyrrell as British ambassador and a nurse executed as a spy in Brussels during World War I, with many across and down entries such as words for anatomy, objects, and descriptions.
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