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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1932
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe notes the city will waive interest and penalties on delinquent taxes if paid by November 30. This aligns with state action and applies to county state and school taxes, offering substantial savings in the next 60 days. After November 30, charges resume.
The Spanish National Assembly orders 52 million acres formerly held by the crown broken into parcels for common use. The shift aims to bolster peasant support for a revolutionary regime, mirroring historical patterns in France and Russia.
Glenn Frank argues three competing aims for schools: uphold the current order, promote a new order to youth, or maximize individual development and critical thinking. He warns against adopting either the first or second approach and urges guiding American schools toward the third, valuing independent thought without propaganda.
Nan Weare fears pursuit by Rosamund Carew and Robert Leonard while visiting Jervis Weare. A stormy night, a cliff edge, and a frightened Bran warn of danger on a slippery bridge near a waterfall. Nan crosses first to warn Jervis as suspense grows about Leonard and a possible murder plot.
Dr. Copeland advises that before school starts or soon after, children should be examined for health issues. Vaccinations and treatment for decayed teeth, vision, hearing, tonsils, and other infections are essential to prevent school absence and weaken health.
A three year old develops a night waking habit and insists on sharing his mother's bed. The psychologist advises putting him to sleep in his own bed and having another caregiver respond at night. Retraining is slow but possible. early dependence on maternal proximity complicates sleep independence.
Winifred Black argues in a 1932 King Features piece that red headed women are distinct from others with higher temper and zest for life. She cites a lawyer’s mercy plea and asserts red heads react overtly, forgive quickly, and demand passion, noting the “tribe”’s differences.
A set of horizontal and vertical clues cover hinge half to barley spike let. Includes entries for not suitable confederacy native met to devour and other scattered terms. Also asks for historical figures such as the first solo Atlantic flyer and items like a flat bottomed boat and a deceased body term.
A passenger aboard discusses seasickness and social observations during a Sept. 22 voyage. Names mentioned include Kenneth C. Collins and Harry Silvey as well as a nurse teaching a baby to walk. The narrator reflects on romance, luck, and the contrast of life aboard ship versus New York.
Dallas leader Geo Atkinson announced anti organization revolt growing with Fort Worth nominee George W Armstrong of the good government party. Regular faction planned campaign stops for Bullington across Cleburne Keene Alvarado Grandview Itasca Hillsboro Frost Milford Midlothian and Waxahachie.
Former Gov. W. P. Hobby, Houston editor, said the Democratic party will win heavily. He noted sentiment in Eastern states shifting toward the Roosevelt-Garner ticket during a trip from New York where he met party leaders.
Reddy Fox watches Mrs Lightfoot the Deer as he hunts for her hidden babies. He reasons she is nervous because she has offspring and stays downwind to avoid detection. The tale blends his patience with a shipboard scene of travelers and silent, observant glimpses of human quirks aboard.
Sioux City report notes Gov Franklin D Roosevelt will address the nation via WEAF NBC the night of September 29. Thursday night lineups include WEAF NBC shows 5 Rollickers 6 Rudy Vallee Hour 7 30 America in Revue. WABC CBS features 6 45 Modern Male Chorus and Andre Kostelanetz Symphony 10 Noble Sissle Orchestra. WJZ NBC presents 5 45 Red and Ramona 7 Rap ee Concert Orchestra 8 15 Tribute to Michael Faraday.
Mrs Lightfoot hides two fawns in shifting spots to avoid Reddy Fox. She feeds them without lingering, keeping them motionless to mask their scent and blend with the surroundings. Reddy finally loses track after a cautious pursuit, and the fawns remain safe where placed.
John Nance Garner traveled to Washington after burying his 81 year old mother Mrs. Sarah Jane Garner in Detroit Texas. He attended funeral services with his two sisters and two brothers at the family cemetery plot.
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