Amarillo Globe Brief Notes Local Page Snippet
A fragment from the Amarillo Globe references page notation with scattered letters and unreadable segments. No clear events, names, or dates are discernible in the OCR snippet provided.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1931
Page
4
A fragment from the Amarillo Globe references page notation with scattered letters and unreadable segments. No clear events, names, or dates are discernible in the OCR snippet provided.
Amarillo school board denied permission to transmit football games until radio stations agree on a division of time. Last year each station covered one level, while fans prefer both high school and college games from Butler Field. The board’s stand tests station cooperation and public access to reports.
A critique arguing for a four stage view of national progress. Old theories falter as new ideas form under unofficial leaders, followed by public malaise and skepticism before a new redeeming leadership emerges to articulate fresh solutions amid global economic disruption.
Liane Barrett, 18, loves Van Robard while engaged to Clive Cleespaugh, heir to a widow's fortune. At a Long Island summer colony, love and social duty collide as Robard pressures, Tressa Lord schemes, and a police lieutenant intervenes. Clive and Liane marry as misunderstandings loom over Robard and memories of past loves.
A historian note traces the term Potwalloper to English voters who must have a home and a place to boil a pot, with fictitious votes once created by chimney setups. The piece recalls early pamphlets and invites readers to suggest other customs for future installments.
In New York, August 22 reports highlight steadfast service as workers go unpaid for months to save businesses. A West 43rd Street shop owner sustains rent and power by payless staff while a Broadway-related tale shows a reception clerk rising from obscurity. Grover Whalen fades from public glare after prior fame.
NBC engineers prep a parabolic microphone on a movable truck to capture crowd noise and band music during football games, aiming to add color to radio broadcasts. The piece notes station schedules and program lineups across WEAF WABC and WJZ, and mentions Majestic Radios sold by Amarillo Electric Company.
Farmer Brown's Boy climbs a high mountain shore and hears a piercing whistle. He searches rock slides but finds no one, then vows to return at dawn to uncover the mystery behind the mysterious caller. The tale ends with the tease that the next story will reveal the whistler.
A vintage crossword puzzle listing horizontal and vertical clues including biblical terms, geographic hints, and common words. The puzzle features definitions for items like dramatic, malice, and nautical as well as modern and elderly vocabulary across numbered entries.
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