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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1930
Page
4
A Memphis business leader proposes a nationwide effort led by Chambers of Commerce to hire temporary workers for 30 to 60 days. The idea, urged to President Hoover, aims to boost buying power, stimulate demand, and revive business as more jobs reduce unemployment.
Glenn Frank argues that postwar unity collapsed, leaving philosophy religion and politics adrift. He urges a cohesive leadership to restore unity of aim and action across American life to sustain progress and national confidence.
Robert Tremble was found not guilty in district court on a hijacking charge involving a West Sixth Avenue paint shop owner last winter. He claimed he was in Pampa at the time, supported by evidence and hotel records presented during the trial. The jury also acquitted Duff Stanley in the liquor case after a 24 hour deliberation, ending a prolonged session and clearing the docket.
Anne Winter rises from extra to under contract star at Grand United while navigating love with Dan Rorimer and pursuit of a dramatic lead. Eva Harley returns home to New Orleans after hardship, and Mona Morrison floors into the social circle as Dan broadens his Hollywood contacts amid director Garry Sloan's rising influence.
A note inviting readers to suggest origins for phrases and customs for a Globe illustrated series. It explains readers can request explorations like Suwanee River origins or the term To a T and promises forthcoming responses by Hoss Murphy and Russ Murphy.
Writer observes New York society and nightlife figures from a park to a cocktail era backdrop. The piece weaves eccentric portraits of actors, lawyers, and cafe culture with fleeting urban scenes and flirtatious dialogue, hinting at a continuing romantic vignette.
Impy, a chipmunk, laments a lost fight and a desire to escape a world that brands him a coward. He fears a feared rival and the gaze of Miss Frisky, then runs to seek safety and a new home, contemplating life after the injury and shame. The tale blends fear, longing, and a quest for peace.
A schoolboy Raymond Poincaré, future wartime president of France, lived in Lorraine. Classmates nicknamed him "Prudence Lorraine" for carrying an umbrella regardless of weather.
A readable puzzle crossword with horizontal and vertical clues listed, including entries like Fairyland To broil Drug Fair-haired One who makes barrels Ken To breathe loudly in sleep Poem To awake Two fives God of the Sky Rubber tree To preen Hog Ern To rub out Cord Disputes From this time To love exceedingly Childs toys Bee To chine Senior Beer Resin Shad Midday Station Happy Withered Heavy shoes Revokes Garment Paddie Total Slat Heron Vennies Hidden Couples Small body of land Mark Chamber to secure Club
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