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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1932

Page

4

China tax plan eyed to fund stable government

China faces long standing financial strain amid revolutionary turmoil as Sun Yat Sen's era gave way to ongoing conflict. Minister Soong T. Weng proposes taxing foreign concessions to fund governance, curb communism through education, and accelerate economic development, aiming to raise revenue from foreign areas to strengthen national solidity and global standing.

T. Wong China Nanking Argentina Canada

Capital Suggestion for County Consolidation Merits Study

The Alabama Association of Real Estate Boards urges consolidating Alabama counties to a number no greater than congressional districts to cut administrative costs. Regents note small counties were created in the past and modern transport reduces the need for many separate governments. Quotes from Robert E. Vinson and Mary Anderson discuss efficiency and labor standards concerns.

Alabama Association of Real Estate ‘Boards Asre Mary Anderson Women’s Bureau U. S. Department of Labor

The Great Purgation Era Opinion by Glenn Frank

Glenn Frank argues the 1929 downturn ushers a Great Purgation that strips obsolete leaders and flawed business practices. He foresees distrust of stock juggling and praises capital realignment toward productive, real value, higher wages, and fairer prices, not revolution.

Glenn Frank McClure Newspaper Syndicate

Night Call From Rosamund Upends Jervis Weare

In a suspenseful late scene Jervis Weare awakens to Nan’s vulnerable gesture and glimpses a warmth he cannot fully grasp. A moonlit night shifts to a chilling summons as Rosamund Carew calls from the shadows asking him to come down, raising questions about danger and motive.

Jervis Weare Nan Jervis Bran Servis Rosamund Carew Rosamund Lippincott

Measles Dangers Urged By Dr Copeland In Infancy

Dr Copeland warns NYC Department of Health study shows measles in infancy remains serious and often fatal. Emphasizes protection for under twos, early recognition by fever red eyes and rash, and avoiding deliberate exposure. Calls for prompt doctor care and careful care to prevent spread to vulnerable children.

Royal S. Copeland United States New York New York City Department of Health

Guiding Your Child Confession at Public Library

A boy told his teacher that while at the public library with his mother he saw a fountain pen left by someone. He waited a few minutes, noted it did not belong to anyone there, and when nobody appeared he...

Winifred Black on Gossip and Lost Trust

Winifred Black Reflects on a Chicago purse snatching where a woman lost a twenty dollar bill a letter from an old school friend and a new dental upper set She laments gossip that damaged a long friendship and questions trust amid youth and betrayal Copyright 1932 King Features Syndicate Inc

Chicago King Features Syndicate, Inc

Venice Spell Quickly Lost Venice Spell Quickly Lost

O. O. McIntyre pens a breezy Venice memoir, recounting first impressions on arriving by train to Chioggia, the lure of gondola life, Danieli's palace memories of George Sand and Alfred de Musset, and the electric mix of quiet beauty with motorized nightlife along the Grand Canal.

Venice Grand Canal Chioggia Bangkok Danieli George Sand Alfred de Musset America Hammerstein's Dago Frank Rosenthal

When I Found a Pen I Could Not Keep It

A speaker recalls pocketing a lost pen and returning it to a librarian. The moment reveals inner conflict about theft, honesty, and parental responses to a child’s temptation. The tale contrasts childhood misdeeds with grown restraint and ends noting Chicago radio language calls a radio drama script a raddario.

Chicago

African Jungle Crossword Clues Revealed Answers Kit

A dense list of crossword clues spanning horizontal and vertical entries. Clues cover meanings from subjugate by awe to elephantine terms, with references to geography, objects, animals, and linguistic forms across a puzzle grid.

Bedtime Stories Tale Of A Wounded Grouse In Forest

A young grouse, wounded by a hunter in the Green Forest, hides in a hollow log unable to fly. He recalls the brutal crash of the shot that maimed him, lost sister, and the fear of owls and predators as he questions the hunter’s sport and its toll.

Hooty Owl Reddy Fox Yowler Bobcat Green Forest Brown

Venice in a cafe byway my wife and I hear music

In a twilight ramble Homeward we pause at a cafe table. The proprietor asks about our tastes and returns with a gramophone playing a dreamy Venetan aria. My wife quips that this is Venice, and I agree we did not build it.

Gramaphone Venice McNaught Syndicate, Inc

Radio Clock Feature Highlights NBC Broadcast Slate

New York Oct 10 Radio production shifts Henry Showboat to WEAF NBC for a three hour Thursday night musical program blending drama and music with the Hall Johnson choir and Don Voorhees orchestra. The lineup includes Rudy Vallee, Jack Pearl, Johnny Hart in Hollywood, the Minstrels and more across WEAF and WJZ NBC networks.

New York Captain Henry Weaf-Nbc Gordon White Hall- Johnson Don Voorhees WEAF NBC Rudy Vallee Jack Pearl Revelers Quartet Radio Forum State Castle Jack Benny WABC Dr. Fu Manchu Easy Aces Barlow Symphony WJZ Johnny Hart Hollywood Minstrels Silverton Symphony Orchestra

The Grouse’s Hard Flight After a Silent Hunt

A hunted young Grouse hides from the Black Shadows and notes his damaged wing. He recalls a missing flight due to shot fragments, while a wary hunter, without a dog, gives up the pursuit. He braces for another night of precarious shelter and uncertainty.

T. W. Burgess

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