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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1932

Page

4

Democratic odds in 1932 election hinge on electoral math

The Amarillo Globe analyzes the 1932 presidential race focusing on the electoral college. It notes Roosevelt's statewide emphasis and recalls 1916 patterns where Wilson won with Southern and Western strength despite losses elsewhere. It weighs regional gains and losses from the 1930 census shifts and cautions against overemphasizing the West at the expense of the East.

Franklin D. Roosevelt Wilson Midwest Northwest Far West Hughes West Virginia Indiana Illinois Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota South Dakota Iowa Oregon Pennsylvania-Ohio Maryland New Hampshire Ohio Pennsylvania New York Tilden

The Revolt of the Masses and Spain's two social types

Glenn Frank outlines Ortega y Gasset’s argument that modern society divides into minorities and masses. The select man, with high self value and duty, should lead, while the mass man seeks equality without distinction. The book advocates intelligent cooperation between types to guide the age.

Glenn Frank Spain Miguel de Unamuno Jose Ortega Y Gasset Ortega Y Gasset McClure

Nothing Venture by De Wentworth Chapter Five Plot Spark

Nan Forsyth offers to marry Jervis Weare to save his inheritance odds while supporting her penniless sister Cynthia. She reveals she heard Jervis threaten to marry within 24 hours for ten thousand dollars and proposes to take ten thousand as commission for arranging Cynthia’s relief. The scene frames Nan’s resolve and the tension over groom and fortune.

Nan Forsyth Jervis Weare Rosamund Carew Rosamund Nan Jervis Cynthia Mr. Page Anne Foryth Anne Forsyth Page

Mole dangers and cancer risks explained by Dr Copeland Sey

Dr. Copeland Sey warns that moles usually harmless can become dangerous when irritated and may signal cancer. He urges no self removal, insistence on medical supervision, and notes rapid growth or ulceration require immediate surgical care. cancerous changes are rare before age 50.

Royal S. Copeland New York City United States New York Emma Pie

Son seeks mother after twelve years apart in reflective piece

A thirty five year old man visits town hoping to find his mother, now remarried, after their divorce twelve years ago. The piece muses on whether she will welcome him, recall his childhood, or resent the interruption as both ponder the possibility of healing old wounds.

King Features Syndicate, Inc

Ancient Beer Stand In New York Intact After 52 Years

New York writer O O McIntyre tours a long preserved, old corner saloon near Avenue A. The grandson of the founder runs the bar as locals, a sump of pinochle players, a busy bartender, and a few out-of-towners drift through. The piece contrasts relic charm with modern speak-easies and reflects on Budd's department store memories.

New York Avenue A Karl Kitchen Metropolitan Sutton Place Budd's Fulton Budd Waldo

Guiding Your Child The Too Animated Aunt

Mrs Agnes Lyne warns against over animated adults like Aunt Thea who overacts to win affection. Candy and stories thrill children and lead to hyper excitement and misbehavior. Maintain casual, restrained adult stance to protect a child’s balance and proper boundaries.

Agnes Lyne Thea

Disputed South American land and puzzle list

A dense crossword style item lists many clues including disputed land, breeding place, forms of words, and various objects. It mentions South American country desires an outlet to the sea and mixes geography, materials, and actions with numerous unrelated terms.

South America

Sally Sly the Cowbird Steals Nests and Faces Comeuppance

Thornton W Burgess narrates Sally Sly the Cowbird who relies on others to raise her eggs. She deposits eggs in Chippy the Chipping Sparrow, Red-eye the Vireo, Sunshine the Yellow Warbler, and Little Friend the Long Sparrow. Her scheming nears discovery as she checks her hidden brood.

Sally Sly Sunshine

Confessional Snippets and Nightlife Bets From 1932 Syndicate

A collage of private whispers and public figures sketches from 1932 includes Mayor Walker mimicry, A C Blumenthal’s claimed fortune rise, Peggy Joyce avoiding alcohol, Ziegfeld’s grave phone warning, Edwin Balmer buying red drops, Homer Cray’s annual Marysville visit, and wary underworld warnings. A nightclub impresario and a fireside corner boy frame the scene, with a dining room garlic salad remark peeking through.

Walker Homer Cray Marysville

Ambitious WJZ NBC Radio Guild to Presents 29 Plays

The WJZ NBC Radio Guild plans a fall winter series of 29 plays tracing theatre from early times to today. Opening October 10 with Antigone Sophocles the schedule runs through April 24 with a Monday shift from Friday. A Saturday night period titled Ss. R. O. airs under WEAF and WJZ NBC, listing programs tonight across WEAF CBS and WJZ NBC including Sanderson and Crumit Ed Wynn New York Sinfonietta Jack Denny Orchestra and others.

New York Wjz-Nbc Radio Guild Guild Tonight Weaf NBC Sanderson Crumit New York Sinfonietta Ed Wynn Jack Denny WABC CBS Manhattan Serenaders Jack Little WJZ Your Government Jack Fulton Charlie Agnew

Sally Sly Seeks Nest Treasures And Stray Eggs

Sally Sly watches birds nests in several trees and finds one baby especially large in each, imagining the offspring are hers. She suspects eggs may be removed from nests and ponders future schemes as Red-eye and Mrs Red-eye seem to outsmart her. The tale ends with a question about next year’s plan.

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