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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1932
Page
6
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A Tribune digest cites three international treaties on Manchuria and argues the United States alone opposes Japan while Britain and France hesitate. It recalls 1914 Belgium with a call to honor treaties, and quotes Clarence Darrow and other figures on religion, agnosticism, and the Bonus March.
Clive weighs proposing as he considers his reception from a rich young woman. He resists writing letters that reveal too much and debates honesty versus engagement before his prospects improve. He asks Ganta about freeing her evening, hinting at plans to come.
Dr. Copeland warns readers that heart pain does not always signal disease and explains organic versus inorganic murmurs and care. A fictional romance unfolds with Clive awaiting Santa Dawn in a New York home, facing late hours and parental aunties as he longs for a word with her.
Diary style sketches mix social strolls with theatre workers and writers. The piece mentions Hendrik Van Loon Conde Nast Horace Liveright Rita Weiman Arthur Samuels and others, plus a vignettes on Broadway after midnight and the like. It notes Jay Price the monkey and a Bronx zoo escape as well as Lenore Ulric and May Allison Quirk. The column closes with a New York mood and copyright 1932.
The article argues journalism has two roles interpretation of events and inculcation of ideas. It stresses steadying basic ideas to navigate a time of rapid science and machine driven change. It urges cautious political reform education and harnessing religious impulse to humanize the economy. It cautions against panic and helter skelter retreat to old comforts.
Winifred Black reflects on losing sight and gaining a "sixth sense" that warns and guides. She describes sensing doors, people’s sincerity, and danger by sound and feel, noting some relationships grow stronger while others feel threatening, and ending with a poignant mix of usefulness and sadness.
A bilingual clue list with horizontal and vertical entries covering words from geometry to geography. Includes definitions for sounds alike, body parts terms, historical provinces, animals, and common nouns arranged as a puzzle with numbers and cross references.
Monday night listings for WEAT NBC WABC CBS and WJZ NBC feature a time-change for one night only with acts including Jones and Hero Gypsies Alice Joy Maurice Sherman orchestra Whispering Jack Smith Col onel and Budd Harry Barris orchestra Red and Rama Mona Halloween program Mildred Bailey Light Opera and Beggar Student across stations and time slots.
Timid Bunny explores near the old wall while her family plays. She naps on a sunlit stone and wakes to a fox and a lewis head watching her, prompting a quick retreat. This scene from Burgess in 1932 introduces another Peter Rabbit tale.
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