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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1931
Page
4
Founded February 20 1924 Entered as second class matter February 20 1924 at Amarillo Texas post office under act March 3 1879 Published evenings except Saturday and Sunday with Amarillo Daily News on Sunday morning by The Globe News Publishing Co Gene Howe publisher and editor Wilbur C Hawk general manager
Sam Sherill's engagement to Peak Abbott crosses with her love for Freddy Munson. Peak contemplates a risky bet on Sam's future as Freddy presses for release and Sam wrestles between money troubles and romance amid family tensions. The scene shifts to a tea with Eugenie Frye where Fourth Aldersea pushes his invention.
Dr. Fred Eastman of the Chicago Theological Seminary accuses Will Hays of wielding false authority over film content. He argues for federal, noncensorship regulation to curb gangster and sexual influences and exposes the industry’s public relations efforts to steer scrutiny away from lawmakers.
The greatest loss from the World War was the loss of faith in Newton D. Baker who served as wartime secretary of war.
The low mood yields more change in reactionaries than reformers as industrial upheaval erodes old liberal and conservative patterns. Self interest pushes a socially minded shift, liberalism gains a chance to lead, and the mindsets must evolve to outpace reactionaries in real reform. The piece notes liberals must change to seize this moment.
D C McIntyre surveys New York theater life observing loyal stage workers and rivalries among crews. He recalls figures like Irving Berlin and George Cohan, notes the Plaza’s glow, and reflects on past glamor and present pitfalls of the stage world.
A tale set among elk on a mountain follows Bugler the strong leader who fights and rules. As winter nears, his band shifts to follow Mrs Bugler, whose knowledge of food, storms, and safe trails proves her wiser in leadership. The herd adapts, and Bugler becomes the rear guard.
A garbled excerpt recalls Ralph Venning’s satirical Orth o Dox Paradoxes and a discussion of medieval water pumping by Saracen contrivances during the Crusades. It notes European windmill development and a request for reader ideas to Russ Murphy and Ray Sensky at The News Globe.
A vintage style crossword puzzle lists clues for long horizontal words and a vertical word set. It includes chemistry like unit of weight and Norse discovery, plus many simple terms such as branch snake and blouse with a mix of archaic spellings.
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