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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1931
Page
4
The Globe proclaims its role as an independent democratic newspaper delivering news impartially and upholding what it believes to be right regardless of party politics.
Nelson Aldersen arrives with his wife Martha after a runaway marriage. Fourth Aldersen lashes out at them over social status and finances, claiming he will not support them again. Sam Sherill defends Nelson and supports Sam and Freddy Munson’s situation while managing the household.
Sam confronts Fourth about his sudden departure and plan to leave the house. Nelson and Martha clash with him and Sam tries to shield them. Fourth returns soaked and claims a personal crisis. Sam battles growing anger as tensions flare and a hidden secret looms about his motive.
A Los Angeles plea urges brotherhood to fund the Community Chest in Amarillo as a moral rebuke to greed. The piece contrasts this with gangster Torrio’s warning that racketeers fail, while officials back lending money with repayment.
A McClure Syndicate essay argues America must shift from small-scale enterprise toward a large-scale machine economy. Wages hours leisure and security must serve the masses to sustain demand, while liberalism must align with industrial inevitability and social welfare.
A glimpse from O. O. McIntyre in New York on October 26 records a teatro diary page. He recounts rehearsals, dining with actors and writers, and a snub about clip bureaus while noting Edna Ferber and Mae West's libraries and a quirky goldfish pair.
NBC and CBS prepare welcoming programs as WMAQ moves to NBC and WGN joins CBS. Rome reports armistice ceremonies on November 4 via WJZ NBC. Governor Rolph invited to speak on Russ Columbo program. Tonight features WEAF NBC and WABC CBS schedules with entertainment listings and guest acts.
Peter Rabbit senses a change on the Green Meadows as Farmer Browns Boy and Flip the Terrier return by airplane. Peter and Mrs. Peter react with excitement, fearing nothing bad and hoping the dog will not chase them.
A printed crossword lists clues for horizontal and vertical entries. The puzzle references a large country on gold standard limits and fills with terms like drapery bed spigot spongy items and bird names. It notes various word lengths and solution hints with numbers marking positions.
A nostalgic portrait of stage and theater figures. Flo Ziegfeld Earl Carroll George White A. L. Erlanger Brock Pemberton Arthur Hopkins Belasco George M. Cohan Jed Harris Winthrop Ames Lee Shubert John Golden Mary Eaton and Mary Eaton's Hollywood life are recalled with aging star power and shifting public memory. The author notes changes in theatre life since 1931.
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