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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1932
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe presents itself as an independent democratic newspaper asserting impartial coverage and commitment to reporting what is right regardless of political party. The text emphasizes its role as a responsible civic resource for readers seeking unbiased news.
About 4 000 yearling steers from Mexico will arrive around December 1 to be fattened in Texas under a contract by Lee Goodman of Midland with William Randolph Hearst. The Hearst herd, totaling about 18 000 calves, has traditionally fed in California. Cattle will be fed Indian corn cake and minerals for six to seven months, with pens at Brownfield expanded for the first shipment and Lipan Flat in view for later shipments. The Hearst Ranch spans 900 000 acres in Chihuahua with 45 000 breeding cows. Cattle will be branded and dated as yearlings and older yearlings, possibly for export to Toronto or Montreal.
The piece cites a passage from Marshal Joffre's memoirs about the 1911 Agadir crisis. It notes Kaiser Wilhelm's push for loot in Morocco and a proposed French Congo swap. Joffre recalls Caillaux asking if a 70 percent chance of victory existed, and the negotiators choosing a deal over war.
A Florida winter economy faces strain as unemployed visitors seek shelter and handouts. The piece suggests Florida may struggle to balance hospitality with public aid while asking visitors their origins before assistance, highlighting a seasonal social tension.
Glenn Frank argues the rising share of national income paid in taxes from 11 to 33 percent reflects a falling national income rather than an explosive rise in tax rates. He warns against blaming public services and promises to examine who bears responsibility for the tax burden.
Clive, newly married to Santa, discovers their finances are tangled by her lavish Fifth Avenue spending and secrecy about money. Santa, recently divorced from Dicky, treats gifts as proof of control, while Clive confronts memories of ex husbands and a past that haunts their domestic life.
U S Senator from New York Dr Royall Copeland argues for mandated morning meals. He says breakfast prevents poor growth and poor school performance by ensuring time, a balanced hot meal, fruit juice, milk, and no coffee for children.
Winifred Black laments children exposed to obscene books via a circulating library and bootleg shelves in a neighborhood. She warns of libraries catering to adult filth and the harm to young minds, urging action against those profiting from corrupting innocence.
In a breezy 1932 column, O. O. McIntyre catalogs Broadway figures and city nightlife. He riffs on Irving Berlin, Katharine Cornell, Edna Ferber, Kaufman, and others, praising the Casino and Central Park scenes while indulging in sharp, lighthearted squibs about society, theater, and a few flippant digressions.
In Thornton W. Burgess bedtime tale, Chatterer the Red Squirrel hoards more than enough, then loses his winter stores after a misstep. Lightfoot the Deer and Thunderer the Grouse watch as Buster Bear arrives, teaching a moral about selfish greed.
In this 1931 1932 Coningsby Dawson excerpt Clive and Santa face strain from financial pressures and social duties. A London London London affair looms as Mr Cleasby suggests a report overseas and a possible brief honeymoon in France reshapes their near future.
A word puzzle list with clues across and down covering topics from politics and titles to biology and geography. Included are definitions for terms such as Liberal leader in Canada feminine courtesy titles and several common words like wedge of letters for nouns and verbs.
Will Miller, a Black actor, claims a gas company’s digging ditches ruined his arm after a film role. A film showing him using a scraper with two mules was presented, but the suit was lost.
In Burgess’s story Buster Bear seeks beechnuts while Chatterer plans a secret storehouse raid. Chatterer’s stump is ripped open and his hidden nuts are stolen, leaving him wary of night shadows and rival animals in the Green Forest.
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