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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1932
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe urges Amarilloans to pay delinquent city taxes by Wednesday night without penalty, praising city services and noting fire police sewage and health protections rely on tax dollars. It quotes remarks from Afton L Herbst Frank X Schwab Lawrence Tibbett and Roscoe Turner.
Glenn Frenk surveys post election mood in New York and argues for a truly new party built around addressing the era of machine powered economy. He contrasts liberal and conservative stances yet flags the core issue of unemployment and living standards, urging a program responsive to science and technology.
Santa finally grasps Clive’s generosity and they share real happiness during their belated honeymoon at St. Jean de Luz. Hidden fear surfaces as Santa spots her ex husband Dicky on the beach and in Maxim’s baccarat room he drains his fortune. They plan to move to Biarritz as tension mounts.
Dr. Copeland explains scurvy as a deficiency disease caused by lack of vitamin C found in citrus fruits and fresh vegetables. He notes prevention with daily fruit or tomato juice, plus broader health benefits and signs of hidden scurvy in children.
Winifred Black recalls a city surprise sale where misdirected packages were auctioned. A frail old woman buys a rag doll for ten cents, cradling it with affection as she contemplates lonely nights and memories, inviting the reader to imagine Rosy’s comfort.
New York diary chronicles social teas with Bob Davis Otis Ralston and Amon Carter among luminous names. The piece riffs on salons, gossip, dinners, and theater, noting insular celebrity circles, insomnia anecdotes, and a fleeting film impression “Lee Bal” with vivid Paris details.
Chatterer the Red Squirrel wakes to find his stump storehouse torn apart and nuts stolen by Buster Bear. Anger fuels resolve as darkness falls and Black Shadows creep into the Green Forest, prompting a wary return home and a vow to guard against further theft.
A mosaic of urban life sketches in 1932 New York. References to Briels Penthouse once a deluxe speakeasy, socialite Lili Damiti, Will Rogers, Vincent Lopez, and Elmer the valet illuminate a world of wealth, fashion, and intrigue. Economic decline, vacant offices, and lavish window displays contrast with a shop on West 34th bearing Opened by Mistake. A mother and child scene hints at underlying social tension.
The article cites Frederick II legends about isolating orphans to prove babies require love and responsive care. It notes higher mortality and developmental delays in harsh care versus average foster homes, and argues that mothers instinctively provide affection despite claims to avoid spoiling the child.
New York reports two start dates December 4 and 10 for a Saturday night two hour radio lineup on WEAF NBC. Opening weekend features Mayhew Lake Orchestra concert followed by German play The Day Before the Monsoon Came. December 10 inaugurates a network talent parade across affiliated stations.今晚 WEAF NBC: 6:30 Jones and Hare 8 Gypsies Concert 9 Eastman Concert Orchestra 10 Weems Dance Orchestra Mrs. F. D. Roosevelt talk WJZ NBC 6:15 11:30 Navarro Orchestra WJZ NBC 6:30 Groucho and Chico Marx 68 Minstrels 9:15 Otto Fassell tenor 10:15 Mikado.
In Green Forest lore the clever squirrel claims a stash of nuts from a hollow beech limb. He taunts Buster Bear, shares sparingly, and plans a private storehouse while Lightfoot the Deer and family watch. The rogue cunningly outsmarted rivals and keeps most of the nuts for himself.
Martin Miles 73 died at his home 18 miles north of Amarillo Saturday. Services set for 4 pm Monday at Boxwell Brothers Chapel conducted by Rev. Guy Shields. Pallbearers: CO. A. Deelman C. I. Slaton J. T. Grimes W. D. Faggett J. P. Newman J. W. Bebee. Burial Llano Cemetery. Survived by widow a daughter and four sons.
The page presents a horizontal and vertical crossword style puzzle with numbered clues. Across includes central American rodent and donkey like beasts, while down lists several clues from soft food to tidal terms. Strong entities include Anton van Leeuwenhoek and Ramsay MacDonald.
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