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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1931
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe carries Associated Press news dispatches and regular news as credited or uncredited to the paper. This line indicates AP ownership of published material.
Dallas doctor Dr. J L McReynolds faced criticism as the Texas State Medical Society moved its spring meeting from Amarillo to Waco. Local leaders and Amarillo officials accuse him and the banked board of directors of breaking a Beaumont convention contract, citing hotels and a superior Amarillo auditorium and calling the excuses insincere and self serving.
A reader asks about race equality and inequality, noting racial crusades. The piece asserts partial findings on race differences, citing Davenport and Staggerda on musical vs environmental abilities, and cautions against claiming general superiority or inferiority. It urges further observation and labels so-called authorities as charlatans.
Sam Sherrill agrees to marry Freddy Munson to secure her future as Patsy Adams narrates the complex ties of the Alderson family. Amid mortgage debts, Nelson and Martha’s secret marriage, and Fourth’s social ambitions, Sam faces a bold choice as the six o clock train to New York awaits. Freddy presses for a fast wedding, while Sam confronts a future of hidden stakes and looming revelations.
A feature on ancient Greek inventors of a movable stage and the first comedy. It notes two Greeks from around 560 B.C. who built a wheeled stage, wrote the first comedy, and were paid with figs and a case of aces. The notice invites reader ideas for future installments and mentions a gymnasium event to prevent harm.
A dramatic letter from New York dated October 14 recounts a California trip with a husband and two children left with friends in La Jolla. The author recalls a day at Agua Caliente with socialites present and a sudden, unfounded frenzy over her husband’s behavior at a gambling room. The narrative describes a night of drinking, a tense casino exit, and a blurred sequence that ends with a confused ride toward the Mexican border.
Chicago station shifts on November 1 with WGN moving to CBS and WMAQ joining NBC after leaving CBS. WGN to limit NBC hours while WMAQ exchanges CBS ties. H G Wells to speak from New York on NBC via WJZ. Night radio slate includes Snoop and Pep sketch and other programs.
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In a high mountain tale, Kid Surefoot learns fear of man after a hunter’s shot and discovers how snow coats hide him from enemies. Billy explains coats keep warmth and hide, and that food force us down below the snow line before dawn and after dusk.
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