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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1931
Page
4
Julien C Hyer international president of Lions spoke here, noting why New Club service clubs grew in the IDEA decade. He said they replace lodge fellowship disrupted by cars radios and family diversions, offering constructive work and broader human service beyond companionship.
The article notes Akron’s swiveling propellers as a modern upgrade, mirroring Count Zeppelin’s early experiments. It contrasts today’s up and down thrust devices with Zeppelin’s failed attempts, highlighting aviation history and a mix of quotes from Tweedy, Laski, and Kellogg.
Sam Sherrill has accepted Peak Abbott, owner of the Express, while her fiancé Freddy Munson warns Abbott he will commit a crime if he marries Sam. Peak confronts Freddy in a tense exchange foreshadowing a public duel of wits as the storyline sets up their next meeting.
In a machine age the business man cannot ignore social policy. Flaws in national economic policy threaten mass purchasing power and business success. Leaders must become social statesmen or risk bankruptcy as the industrial system relies on a sound socio economic order.
A 1938 feature noting early use of the term capitol from a Roman head unearthed during foundations. It traces cities becoming head or capitol cities and mentions medieval exchange bills devised by Jewish merchants to move property. The piece invites reader ideas for future installments and credits The News Globe team.
New York theater critics and industry figures fill openings with familiar faces and insider observers. The piece notes lateness, backstage chatter, and the prominent attendance of critics, producers friends, and notable early patrons at first nights.
On a mountain meadow two elk, Bugler and a stranger, clash in a epic fight for dominance. They trade blows with antlers locked, wear each other down, and after a long duel Bugler gains the advantage with a shoulder wound, forcing the rival to retreat in defeat. Mrs. Bugler and Farmer Brown's Boy watch the contest.
Premier Pierre Laval of France will address a dinner in his honor by the French Chamber of Commerce in the United States to be broadcast from New York by WABC CBS. His arrival will be described on NBC networks with a schedule of musical and cultural programs across WEAF WJZ and WABC overnight listings.
A dense crossword puzzle grid with horizontal and vertical clues ranging from minerals and Latin terms to body parts and legal terms. Includes references to positions like Louvre location and terms such as lubricant barter and trivalent elements.
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