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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1931
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe published evenings except Saturdays in affiliation with The Amarillo Daily News. It is a second class matter entry at the Amarillo post office and lists GENE HOWE as Publisher and Editor with WILBUR G. C. HAWK as General Manager. The paper notes Associated Press rights and subscription rates.
Statistics show Amarillo reduced per capita fire loss to 1.47 dollars, down from a high of 7.38, suggesting an efficient department under Chief George Cooper and strong public fire prevention. The nationwide average is about 3.80 dollars, with fluctuations around that figure.
Glenn Frank argues for a new integrated education that blends social understanding with governance aims to prevent indoctrination. He warns that societies may choose dogmatic instruction over dynamic education, risking the social order and survival of civilization.
In Ramsgate on a hilltop sits the house built by James Sherrill, now owned by a Sherrill family. Freddy Munson visits the party at Sam Sherrill’s home where wealth, status, and social ambitions collide as Peak Abbott returns with gifts and plans for a club New Year’s Eve party.
Brief note invites reader ideas for a series on the origins of common phrases. It mentions possible topics and instructs readers to write to Russ Murphy and Ray Senusky at The Globe for suggestions to be illustrated in the series.
New York faces a renewed surge of curb merchants amid lunch hour crowds. Vendors hawk varied wares from pens to linen handkerchiefs while feeding a swindle with buried prize packets. The piece recalls Cincinnati street personalities and a minstrel voice singer near People's theatre.
In a high mountain rock slide, Little Chief and Mrs Little Chief pursue contentment through a stored hay crop and a safe, well planned home. They cherish simple pleasures, work when needed, and enjoy rest, sun, and security despite harsh surroundings.
West Point football coach Major Ralph Sasse will discuss the Army team’s prospects in a WEAF NBC broadcast on October 21. The American Album of Familiar Music, headlined by soloists and an orchestra, debuts October 11. Francis Culmet, national amateur golf champion, speaks in the WJZ NBC weekly radio review.
Crossword puzzle with clues for horizontal and vertical entries including Indian Round Table conference question, locations, and various word definitions across multiple lengths. Contains multiple numbered clues and partial answers in a dense puzzle format.
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