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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1930
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe notes Gene Howe as Publisher and Editor and Wilbur C. Hawk as General Manager. Budget line items show varying figures and stray text fragments from the masthead.
A full page ad in Who Is Who In Grain and Feed highlights Amarillo's Panhandle-Plains map and a forecast that the Texas Panhandle will produce 100 million bushels of high protein bread wheat. Local firms including J. N. Beasley Grain Co and others sign the notice urging inquiries on new crop Turkey hard winter wheat. The piece praises cooperative effort and Chamber of Commerce outreach, stressing teamwork to grow the Panhandle.
The funeral for Leopold Auer drew hundreds to the Russian Orthodox service. Noted violinist and teacher, son of a Hungarian painter, he served as court soloist under three emperors and mentored many now famous musicians. Josef Hofmann and Jascha Heifetz, pupils of Auer, performed as the service began. The world mourns the loss of a beloved tutor and master.
The piece argues fears of global crowding may ease as studies by Kuczynski, Warren Thompson, and Louis Dublin suggest world population growth is slowing. It notes Malthus’s warnings and compares past debates from Plato to Franklin, but concludes the economic future appears brighter if birth rates decelerate.
Babe Townley, believed daughter of deceased guardian Clement Forseith, faces a web of deceit after a newspaper claims Forseith’s suicide and a hidden identity. A West Coast man named Morgan courts her as rumors of her origins and money shakedown loom, while Violet and Pete offer caution and support at a fraternity dance.
A dated column by 0 C McIntyre from New York on Manhattan society scenes. Vignettes mention Francine Larrimore L M Boomer and Ring Lardner while noting broadcasts boutiques and hotel amenities. Observations include readers and writers like John M Gregory and George Rector with remarks on city life and Prohibition era curiosities.
Impy the black Chipmunk fears what lies inside his home and fears Shadow the Weasel. He searches two storerooms for missing Mrs. Impy and discovers a closed door that changes everything. The tale ends with the door opening to reveal the next story.
Babe and Pete discuss threats from unknown men planning to kidnap her as mystery thickens around a sorority house. Pete urges caution while Babe resists police intervention and reflects on future plans, including a world trip after graduation.
Eddie Cantor, stage and screen star, locked the restaurant door while lunching because a draught bothered him. Dozens of patrons tried the door and left before the proprietor discovered the cause.
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