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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1931
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe notes that Associated Press dispatches credited to the AP remain exclusively the paper's for publication and use, with all other regular news published herein.
The piece muses on the recurring trio motif in Washington, citing three fatal air crashes and a string of deaths among politicians. It notes trio-driven shifts in House control, highlights prominent losses like Morrow Edison Ackerman, and contrasts past seven-centered lore with today’s triads in government, leadership, and issues.
Analyzes depression roots in false surplus and underproduction. Argues true surplus is sluggish goods tied to insufficient buying power. Cites 1928 poverty as context and warns against restricting production amid human need. Calls for economic planning aligned with social needs.
Sam Sherrill admits love for Peak Abbott after learning of Fourth Alderson’s invention and Freddy Munson’s role. Peak reveals he funded Fourth to buy Sam’s love, not to liberate her. Sam forgives enough to propose marriage, they plan to marry tonight, with Peak hopeful and Sam resolved. Also notes 26 Fort Worth billboards updated for livestock program and weekly salt shipment from Crane City mine.
A feature preview notes a series exploring the origins of common customs and sayings. Readers are invited to suggest topics for future installments by contacting editors Russ Murphy and Ray Senusky at The New-Globe.
Writer observes a New York night scene filled with celebrities and regulars. He notes the monotony and craving for thrills among regulars, describes dim social rituals, and quotes a cloaked conversation in a club cloakroom. The piece adds a nod to vaudeville star Grace Allen.
UVALDE Texas November 23 Representative John Garner a politician and future whip in the House is also a chef on a hunting trip in Mexico he and companions took turns cooking Garner made bread without shortening using oil from a bottle and claimed rattlesnake oil made the bread exceptionally good The party gasped and later he received a diploma in cookery.
In a 1921 Burge tale Unc Billy Possum endures a lightning struck tree and a flood soaked home He lacks speed and defense yet survives amid misjudgments about his looks He seeks shelter and finds a stump den becomes his new home while pondering safety and luck.
A reflective sketch on Broadway’s fleeting glow from dawn light to nightlife, noting its glamour and mystery. The observer muses on the appeal of the street’s temptations and its temporary polish, while a humorous aside on Einstein and housekeeping adds period voice. An Atlanta reader provides a personal note about enjoying housekeeping after hotel years.
A compact word puzzle list with numbered clues across and down for a Saturday crossword. Includes broad hints like affix oldest Supreme Court member and arden partisan, plus several misspellings and misprints indicating a historic puzzle page.
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