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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1931
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe presents subscription options in combination with The Amarillo Daily News. Rates are listed for one week one month and six months for the morning evening and Sunday editions.
Officials report two bright trends as the campaign opens. Early pledges show donors increasing by about 20 percent over last year, with many giving more without solicitation. A call to rally support remains, aiming for success in four days. Also notes on driver safety studies and a short sales survey, with Ernest Lee Jahncke asserting U.S. invincibility from foreign assault.
The author contrasts sending fruit baskets to a luxury voyage with Norwegians crossing to Wisconsin by ship, using it as an allegory about illogical traditions that govern politics business education and religion. He argues traditions remain sovereign despite losing meaning.
Sam Sherrill-Peak Abbott, owner of the Express, frets over love and money as she rejects Freddy Munson’s marriage proposal. Fourth Alderson’s collapse from wealth to poverty deepens with Eugenie Frye’s charity, while Sam finds new happiness in love and altered views toward friends and rivals.
A brief note invites readers to submit ideas for the How It Began series. It mentions topics like To Get the Axe Grocers and Silver Plating and asks for ideas to illustrate origins of customs or sayings. Readers are directed to contact Russ Murphy and Ray Senusky at The News-Globe.
New York gossip chronicles Jim Thornton as a standout of the Rialto scene. The piece notes his vaudeville prominence, permanent rift with John Barleycorn, and after show hours with old cronies, describing his pompadour and lingering star status.
The Associated Press notes a coast to coast college night rally broadcast on November 14. Speakers include President Hoover and John F. Finley. WEAF NBC will handle the program with Little Jack Little’s NBC shows continuing into the new year. Also NBC will broadcast the Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Building dedication on October 17. Kate Smith’s Broadway record run ends as Morton Downey and Boswell Sisters take over. Radio tonight features WEAF NBC and WABC CBS schedules with concerts, poetry, and comedy segments.
Farmer Brown's Boy recalls a thrill as Billy Surefoot and kin descend from a cliff shelf. A hunter seeks a trophy, sparking unease about the goats. Kid Surefoot wanders toward danger, discovering a puff of smoke and a whine from a rock as a fire stick looms nearby.
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Sam's face reddens to brick color then pales as he confronts Nelson about dancing with Martha. Nelson questions the plan and shows disbelief while Sam declares her stance and looks ahead to tomorrow with a mix of awe and resolve.
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