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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1931
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe notes its founding date February 20, 1924, its second class matter entry, and post office designation. It lists publishing arrangements with The Amarillo Daily News on Sunday, editor Gene Howe, and manager Wilbur C. Hawk, alongside pricing references.
Attorney General Mitchell urges local authorities to emulate federal success against Capone to combat organized crime. He argues will and public demand, not excuses, drive police to act amid corruption in cities like Detroit and Chicago. Prohibition stance summarized by Bacardi, Gandhi quote ends piece.
The piece condemns Western higher education for fragmenting into isolated specialties. It argues leaders lack integrated understanding of society, urging a coherent plan to study and guide civilization. The author warns specialization harms political, economic, and social policy.
In a romance plot set at Willow Stream and the Hunt Club a young debutante Liane Cleespaugh vanishes during a ball for Prince of Slavaria. Clive Cleespaugh pursues clues with Officer McHugh as a Jersey sedan and shadowy gang links loom, while press and rivals plot against Liane.
A brief note invites readers to contribute ideas for the How It Began series. It explains “Jack” and “Sock It” as money terms and asks for suggestions on other customs or sayings to illustrate in future installments. Readers are directed to write to Russ Murphy and Ray Senusky at The Globe.
A fragmented column by C. O. McIntyre from New York on September 11 blends urban vignettes and celebrity observations. It surveys subjects from new taxis and hotel lobbies to cantankerous weather forecasts and bygone mentions of Walter Trumbull Fannie Hurst and Eddie Cantor, ending with a travel anecdote near the Plaza. The piece oscillates between wry social commentary and colorful city scenes.
A historical radio snippet recalls H P Davis predicting the vast reach of home radio sets and live program reception. It cites KDKA's 1920 launch, lists 1932 Majestic radios, and includes assorted broadcast schedules and a police exchange ending with a page reference.
A list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues with numbers and brief definitions including terms like confession to a priest pestilence sun god and postscript along with others such as trunk like answers and related wordplay. The page presents a bilingual or mixed era puzzle layout with entries across many general knowledge terms.
Twitchtail the Squirrel and Mrs Twitchtail seek a new home across a rapid stream. Across the water Old Man Coyote lurks as a potential threat while Mrs Twitchtail guides the crossing and proves a trick may be behind Twitchtail’s fear. They reach the far bank thanks to Old Man Coyote’s distraction.
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